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Happy Tuesday. Follow us on Twitter. To the inbox ... Michael from Los Feliz, Calif., writes: Is it possible you guys are overvaluing Wisconsin this year? Yes, they have a big senior class returning, but last year's team wasn't very good, and most...

With Michael Dixon seeking a waiver to play immediately at Memphis, last year's unfortunate judge-and-jury precedent by the NCAA in the Dez Wells appeal leaves the organization with little choice.

There was a time when playing in the SEC was almost a prerequisite for becoming a head coach in the SEC. That's not the case anymore.

Former Missouri guard Michael Dixon has committed to Memphis. Dixon told ESPN.com that he informed Tigers coach Josh Pastner of his decision by phone Wednesday evening, just hours after flying home from his official visit.

Former Missouri Tigers guard Michael Dixon made an official visit to the University of Memphis on Tuesday but said he had no plans to give the Tigers a verbal pledge before flying home to Kansas City on Wednesday morning.

The Southeastern Conference wrapped up its annual spring meetings Friday with very little resolution regarding future football schedules.

The Southeastern Conference will distribute approximately $289.4 million among its 14 league members in the revenue sharing plan for the 2012-13 fiscal year, which ends Aug. 31, league commissioner Mike Slive announced Friday.

Ohio State University's top trustees say insensitive comments by the university president have embarrassed and divided the university.

South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier fondly recalled one of his best jabs.

The short-term answer for the SEC is to keep the number of conference games at eight, but coaches and athletic directors agreed Wednesday that a move to nine conference games is probably inevitable.

If the Southeastern Conference is looking for a regular home for its men's basketball tournament, Scott Ramsey said Nashville, Tenn., is ready.

Former Baylor guard Deuce Bello has transferred to Missouri, the Tigers announced Tuesday.

The Southeastern Conference's basketball tournament is ready to settle down.

Behind some key relief pitching, The Lady Vols rallied from a 3-0 deficit against the defending champion Crimson Tide to advance to the World Series.

Before many of the super regionals even began, Washington was putting the finishing touches on a 1-0 victory against Missouri, advancing the Huskies to the Women's College World Series.

Washington coach Heather Tarr stuck to a philosophy, and her plan paid off. The Huskies didn't give up any outs and were able to take advantage of Missouri errors to grab a 2-1 eight-inning win in Game 1 of their super regional.