Around the SEC
Players to watch in the SEC Baseball Tournament
The SEC Tournament begins Tuesday in Hoover, Ala. Here are players to watch from each team in the tournament (listed in order of tournament seed).
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AROUND THE SEC
David Perno dismissed as Georgia's baseball coach
David Perno’s run as Georgia’s baseball coach has come to an end.
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AROUND THE SEC
Auburn AD: Athletic programs will get better
Auburn athletic director Jay Jacobs is adamant that the football program and overall department will bounce back from a rough year, and that he’ll be around to enjoy the resurgence.
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AROUND THE SEC
Heralded recruit Green-Beckham looking for sophomore breakout
Production did not live up to the hype last fall for Dorial Green-Beckham, the teenage sensation already known better by his three initials before arriving at Missouri.
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JOSH KENDALL
SEC West spring review: Atlanta road runs through ’Bama
Six SEC West teams went through the motions of spring practice with every intention of challenging Alabama’s dominance of the division, conference and nation. Do they have a shot?
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AROUND THE SEC
Quarterback Mitchell among 4 Arkansas transfers
Brandon Mitchell was caught off guard by new coach Bret Bielema's suggestion that he might see action somewhere other than quarterback following the end of spring practice at Arkansas.
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AROUND THE SEC
Big dream becomes reality as SEC Network is unveiled
The Southeastern Conference made it official Thursday: It has no plans to loosen its chokehold on collegiate athletics.
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FOOTBALL
Spurrier reflects on changes in league
As the SEC made a historic announcement Thursday in unveiling its own television network, Steve Spurrier’s thoughts turned to all the changes he’s seen in the league and how they have led to its dominant position in collegiate athletics today.
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AROUND THE SEC
Video: Mike Slive from SEC Network announcement
Video: Mike Slive from SEC Network announcement
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AROUND THE SEC
Texas A&M's Kyle Field to hold 102,500
Texas A&M's Kyle Field will become the largest stadium in the Southeastern Conference after university regents approved a $450 million redevelopment plan.
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AROUND THE SEC
SEC's Slive wants football experts picking playoff field
Mike Slive wants knowledgeable football people choosing who plays for the national championship.
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