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SEC wants to boost nonconference hoops schedule
Southeastern Conference basketball coaches got a lesson in scheduling analytics this week.
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SEC eying Tampa, St. Louis, Atlanta for hoops tournament
The Southeastern Conference is negotiating with St. Louis, Tampa, Fla., and Atlanta to host future men's basketball tournaments.
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SEC coaches plan to avoid off-season jabs
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier fondly recalled one of his best jabs. "Citrus and UT, now that's original," the head ball coach said Wednesday.
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SEC coaches disagree on scheduling
Alabama coach Nick Saban has a strong — and seemingly solitary — stance on the Southeastern Conference potentially moving to a nine-game league schedule.
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Ole Miss eliminated with second extra-inning loss
Mikey White hit a two-run single in the 10th inning to give Alabama a 7-5 victory against Mississippi at the Southeastern Conference tournament on Thursday.
By The Associated Press - Comments
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Waah! Waah! Just listen to Oklahoma’s Stoops
It would be easy to criticize Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops for his comment about SEC football’s superiority just being propaganda.
By Wally Hall - Comments
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Bielema excited for SEC Network, Hogs recruiting efforts
Arkansas Coach Bret Bielema is elated about the SEC Network, which will be launched August 2014, and how it will help the Hogs in recruiting.
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New network fills SEC’s coffers even more
It is official. As expected, the SEC Network belongs to ESPN (Every Sports Person’s Network).
By Wally Hall - Comments
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SEC, ESPN form network
The Southeastern Conference is tightening its grip on college athletics.
By DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE STAFF FROM WIRE REPORTS - Comments
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Slive wants football experts picking playoffs
Mike Slive wants knowledgeable football people choosing who plays for the national championship.
By The Associated Press - Comments
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SEC Network to launch in 2014
The Southeastern Conference will launch its own network in August 2014.
By Matt Jones - Comments
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Scheduling issues frustrate coaches
The SEC, which expanded to 14 teams last year, continues to face one of the consequences of the decision to add Missouri and Texas A&M.
By Tom Murphy - Comments
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College Football Playoff finds a perfect fit
It is entering the most dangerous time of the year for college sports’ two big moneymakers, football and basketball.
By Wally Hall - Comments
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SEC can blame itself for basketball slide
In retrospect, after looking at the body of work, the SEC should feel ashamed, not jilted.
By Wally Hall - Comments
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Robert Morris stuns Kentucky in NIT opener
Mike McFadden hit two free throws with 8.7 seconds remaining and Robert Morris shocked defending national champion Kentucky 59-57 in the opening round of the ...
By The Associated Press - Comments
