Birmingham, AL
Game Time Network So. Car. @ Alabama - Sat., - Oct. 12th - 12:00 PM EDT - ABC #9 Missouri @ UMass - Sat. Oct. 12th - 12:00 PM EDT - ESPN2 Oklahoma @ Texas - 3:30 PM EDT - ABC Mississippi St. @ Georgia - Sat., - 4:15 PM EDT - SECN Florida @ Tennessee - Sat., - Oct. 12th - 7:00 PM EDT - ESPN Ole Miss @ LSU - Sat., - Oct. 12th - 7:30 PM EDT - ABC Vanderbilt @ Kentucky - 7:45 PM EDT - SECN Auburn - Arkansas - Texas A&M |
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Tuscaloosa, AL
There's only one remaining unbeaten team in the SEC, and that might just be because that team didn’t play this past weekend.
It was a wild and chaotic Saturday in the SEC, as previously unbeaten Top 10 teams Alabama, Tennessee and Missouri all went down - two of them to unranked opponents. As we enter Week 7 of the 2024 season, Texas is pretty clearly at the top of the conference's mountain, with the rest one giant shrug emoji. |
Tuscaloosa, AL
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Birmingham, AL
Offensive - POW - Ava Tankersley - Forward • Gr.
Arkansas' Ava Tankersley, a graduate forward from St. Charles, Mo., contributed to both of Arkansas' wins this week. In the SEC opener against LSU, Tankersley made a crucial assist to help secure the game-winner. Later, against Missouri, she recorded her second brace of the season in an 8-2 win. Tankersley currently leads the team in assists (6) and points (20). Defensive - POW - Maddy Anderson - Mississippi State's Maddy Anderson, a graduate goalkeeper from Seabrook, Texas, recorded two shutouts this week, raising her career total to 32. Anderson has secured seven clean sheets this season (eight combined), ranking second in the NCAA. Her defensive efforts were key in Miss. St's success against Oklahoma and No. 11 Texas. Freshman - POW - Katie Shea Collins - South Carolina's Katie Shea Collins, a freshman forward from Gallatin, Tenn., made her way into the starting lineup to begin SEC play and scored her fifth goal of the season against Kentucky. Collins has played 70+ minutes in both SEC matches and leads her team in shots on goal, converting on a key penalty kick for the Gamecocks' win against the Wildcats. |
Tuscaloosa, AL
Alabama basketball coach Nate Oats lamented his team’s defense throughout the 2023-24 regular season.
And rightfully so; it was a far cry from the No. 3 ranking in KenPom's defensive efficiency from the season prior. This past season's defense was closer to being ranked around 100; it finished No. 111. |
Tuscaloosa, AL
The Alabama men's basketball team will partner with Wake Forest to compete in a charity exhibition game on Oct. 18 in Birmingham, Ala., at the Boutwell Auditorium. All proceeds from the contest will support the Children's of Alabama.
Presale for tickets will be available on Sept. 10th and tickets will go on sale to the public on Sept. 12th. A tipoff time will be announced at a later date. |
Tuscaloosa, AL
The 4/4 Alabama football team scored 28 points in the final quarter, as the Crimson Tide used a late push to take down USF 42-16 in front of a sold-out Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
Jalen Milroe finished the night 17-of-27 with 199 passing yards and a pair of touchdown tosses. The junior quarterback added two additional touchdowns on the ground. Jam Miller led the Tide with 140 rushing yards, including a 56-yard touchdown run, on 15 attempts and a touchdown, while Justice Haynes provided a rushing score of his own to go with 41 yards on the ground. Ryan Williams was Alabama's leading receiver for the second consecutive game, notching 68 yards and a touchdown, boosted by a 43-yard score in the fourth quarter. Kobe Prentice managed two receptions, one of which resulted in a 16-yard touchdown. The Crimson Tide defense was stout throughout the night, allowing just one USF touchdown. Up front, Tim Keenan III was the leading defender in sacks (1.5) and tackles for loss (2.5). Jihaad Campbell picked up a team-high 11 tackles, with Malachi Moore totaling seven tackles and a team-best two pass breakups. |
Birmingham, AL
Tim Tebow compiled a 48-7 record in three seasons at Florida. He played in two SEC Championship Games.
He was part of two national championship teams and won a Heisman Trophy. So, it is hard to imagine there is any regret from his college days. Tim Tebow compiled a 48-7 record in three seasons at Florida. He played in two SEC Championship Games. He was part of two national championship teams and won a Heisman Trophy. So, it is hard to imagine there is any regret from his college days. |