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SEC sign held up by a player after the Southeastern Conference Championship NCAA college football game against the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018 in Atlanta. (Ric Tapia via AP)
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Defense still ticket for 'Dogs
This is a crucible season for second-year Mississippi State Coach Joe Moorhead.
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Wildcats try not to step back
Kentucky's slow-motion 6-year build under Mark Stoops led to a 10-3 record last season, the school's first with more than 9 wins since 1977.
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Intriguing matchups await CBS this season
CBS released another SEC Game of the Week on Tuesday, with Notre Dame at Georgia the second game on Saturday, Sept. 21.
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Bowl ban served, Rebels look ahead
Seventh in a series previewing the 2019 SEC football season.
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Smart play to thwart backup QB
Georgia Coach Kirby Smart was asked at SEC media days what it would take to get over the hump and beat Alabama in big games.
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'Do more' Bulldogs take focus off Tide
The Georgia Bulldogs are operating with a simple slogan in an effort to get over the heartbreaking postseason losses of the past two years.
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Orgeron proving doubters are wrong
LSU's football program has been making steady progress under Coach Ed Orgeron.
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Saban continues to be Elvis of the SEC
When Nick Saban strode onto the podium the biggest crowd of media this week quit talking.
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SEC experiences rare moment of coaching stability
The Southeastern Conference pays big money to its coaches and that's one reason patience is often in short supply when things go wrong.
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Jackie Sherrill settles lawsuit with NCAA
The NCAA and Jackie Sherrill have settled a lawsuit in which Sherrill accused the college sports governing body of damaging his reputation.
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Bryant fitting in quickly at Columbia
University of Arkansas Coach Chad Morris recruited Kelly Bryant twice.
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Talented QBs give hope to jolt at top of SEC
Alabama's dominance ranks among the most impressive dynasties in college football history.
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Doubters silenced, Ed Orgeron pushes for SEC glory
LSU's hiring of the gruff-talking, barrel-chested Ed Orgeron was met with widespread skepticism a few years ago.
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Rebuilding it quickly: Mullen’s Gators look to build off ’18 success
Florida's fortunes in Year 2 under Dan Mullen look promising, and much of that optimism revolves around the return of 6-6 junior quarterback Feleipe Franks.
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Odom gives Missouri a solid foundation
When the SEC expanded in 2012 — adding Texas A&M and Missouri — it knew it was getting academic giants and good football.
