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The new conference logo is on the field. The summer campus party was a success. New chants of “S-E-C, S-E-C!” are spot on, and a historic rival is…
Clark Lea realized he needed to make big changes to help his Vanderbilt Commodores compete in a larger and more challenging Southeastern Conference. Entering his fourth season, Lea…
A lot has changed at Alabama since Jalen Milroe ran into a wall of Michigan defenders in the Rose Bowl, but the expectations remain the same. Nick Saban…
Lane Kiffin is used to being part of a top-ranked team with lots of talent and big expectations. At Mississippi, though, this level of hype is new. Usually,…
Yainer Diaz hit a go-ahead solo home run with one out in the ninth inning to lift the Houston Astros to a 5-4 win over the Boston Red…
At the start of the summer, Virginia coach Tony Elliott said he didn't want the quarterback competition to become a major issue. His players are on board with…
Louisville finally made it to the ACC championship game in its 10th season, which was a big achievement and a bit ironic since they reached it with first-year…
Mario Cristobal is not into wearing jewelry. He doesn’t have any on, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have plenty of shiny, sparkling things. In Cristobal’s office at…
Wake Forest’s approach had been successful in turning a small, private university into a strong Atlantic Coast Conference competitor, even earning top-10 national rankings. Last year was different.…
North Carolina State keeps having successful seasons that hint at even greater achievements. Coach Dave Doeren is firmly established with a winning program but remains excited about what…
