Tide's Saban commits through 2017
Chris Low, ESPN.comNick Saban signed a contract extension Saturday that will keep him in charge of the Crimson Tide football program through the 2017 season.
Story | Conversation | August 29, 2009SEC coaches come, go and return
Chris Low, ESPN.comOne thing is a constant in the SEC: coaches will come, go and return all in good time.
Story | Conversation | August 20, 2009Gators give Meyer 6-year, $24M contract
Chris Low, ESPN.comUrban Meyer, who has taken the Florida Gators to rarified heights with two national championships in four seasons, will see his salary climb to equally exclusive company.
Story | Conversation | August 03, 2009Alabama's Smith projected to be first-round pick
Chris Low, ESPN.comAlabama offensive tackle Andre Smith made it official Saturday when he announced through a Montgomery, Ala., law firm that he was leaving school early to enter the NFL draft.
Story | Conversation | January 03, 2009Alabama handling investigation of Smith's suspension
Chris Low, ESPN.comAlabama coach Nick Saban said Wednesday the suspension of Outland Trophy winner Andre Smith from Friday's Allstate Sugar Bowl was an institutional matter and not an NCAA matter.
Story | Conversation | December 31, 2008All-America tackle barred from Sugar Bowl
Chris Low, ESPN.comAlabama All-America left tackle Andre Smith has been suspended from the Allstate Sugar Bowl for violating team rules.
Story | Conversation | December 29, 2008Fulmer is, was and will be Tennessee to the core
Chris Low, ESPN.comPhillip Fulmer's Tennessee tenure can be divided into two vastly different parts. While his championship legacy will endure, the Vols' recent title drought forced the end of his reign.
Story | Conversation | November 03, 2008Bama linebacker Johns charged with selling cocaine, possessing Ecstasy
Chris Low, ESPN.comAlabama's already thin linebacker corps took another hit Tuesday when senior Jimmy Johns was dismissed from the team following his arrest on multiple drug charges.
Story | Conversation | June 24, 2008SEC coaches hoping for early signing day in late November
Chris Low, ESPN.comIf the majority of SEC head football coaches have their way, the recruiting period will be split into two different signing days.
Story | Conversation | May 28, 2008Breaking down the SEC West
Chris Low, ESPN.comTake a look at what questions were answered this spring and what problems linger heading into the fall.
Story | Conversation | May 15, 2008SEC Lowdown: Underrated Foster runs toward Tennessee history
Chris Low, ESPN.comHead Of The Class Knoxville, Tenn. -- It's probably fitting that Tennessee discovered Arian Foster while scouting someone else. Former offensive coo...
PageSEC Lowdown: Wildcats hope to fill big shoes on offense
Chris Low, ESPN.comCat-ching up on Offense It's no revelation that the cornerstone of Kentucky's breakthrough the past two seasons was an offense that moved the ball an...
PageSaban equipping Tide to live up to Bama's storied past
Chris Low, ESPN.comNick Saban and the Crimson Tide took some hits during his first season in Tuscaloosa, but that didn't reduce the renewed excitement about Alabama's future.
Story | Conversation | March 27, 2008Coaching changes, position battles keys to SEC spring practices
Chris Low, ESPN.comTake a quick look at the position battles, coaching changes and other key factors to pay attention to during spring practices around the SEC.
Story | Conversation | February 21, 2008Key players returning for motivated, talented Bulldogs
Chris Low, ESPN.comWith fewer question marks than any team in the conference, Georgia easily enters spring practice on top of the SEC power rankings.
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