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Never one to sweat, Jones delivers for Tide
Chris Low, SEC...him: The guy does sweat. In this instance, it was because of all the lights from the television cameras beaming down on him as he quietly explained for the 1,000th time that he's...
Blog | November 07, 2009More on the Nov. 14 SEC television lineup
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low Here's a look at the SEC television lineup for Nov. 14. The Auburn at Georgia and Alabama and Mississippi State games have yet to...
Blog | November 02, 2009SEC doubleheader set for Nov. 14 on CBS
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low CBS has announced its national doubleheader for Nov. 14. The Tennessee at Ole Miss game will kick off at noon ET ...
Blog | November 02, 2009What does indisputable evidence really mean?
Chris Low, SEC...of different angles than we did at home, but I saw nothing in the replays shown on television that would come close to rising to the level of being indisputable. Put it this way: If...
Blog | October 31, 2009SEC on the tube
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low A look at Saturday's SEC television lineup: Ole Miss at Auburn, 12:21 p.m. ET, SEC Network/ESPN Regional Florida vs. Georgia...
Blog | October 30, 2009What to watch in the SEC: Week 9
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low One of the Big Two is off this week in the SEC. Alabama has a bye. But Florida faces a key showdown with archriva...
Blog | October 29, 2009SEC television schedule for Nov. 7
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low The SEC has released its TV schedule for Nov. 7: South Carolina at Arkansas, 12:21 p.m. ET, SEC Network/ESPN Regional...
Blog | October 26, 2009Florida's Doe barely scored
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low STARKVILLE, Miss. -- After seeing the replay on television, it looked like the ball might have been loose before Florida's Dustin Doe crossed the goal...
Blog | October 24, 2009Bulldogs pulling out all the stops for Gators' visit
Chris Low, SEC...ever seen around here. I know what kind of intensity Florida plays with, because they're on TV all the time. We've got to match that. It's going to take us and the...
Blog | October 23, 2009Lunchtime links: Spikes may not play
Chris Low, SEC...coach Bobby Petrino is reprimanded by the SEC for comments he made about the officials on his television show. Auburn must step up to stave off a collapse in the second half of the season...
Blog | October 23, 2009Mississippi State's Dixon not holding anything back
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low One slip-up in the preseason wasn't going to ruin what had been one of the most committed stretches of Anthony Dixon...
Blog | October 22, 2009Tracking the SEC on the tube
Chris Low, SEC...be televised by ESPN2. Both games will kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET. The SEC television schedule for Oct. 31 has also been set: Ole Miss at Auburn, 12:21 p.m. ET...
Blog | October 19, 2009Hogs have Gators' attention
Chris Low, SEC...linebacker Brandon Spikes, is on the sideline and injured. He hurt his Achilles earlier this season, and television reports Saturday were that Florida trainers were working on his groin area after he limped off the...
Blog | October 17, 2009Oct. 24 games set for television
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low Here's the SEC television lineup for Oct. 24. ESPN and ESPN2 will sort out the Auburn vs. LSU and Florida vs...
Blog | October 12, 2009SEC television lineup set for Oct. 17
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low Here's the complete SEC television lineup for Saturday: Georgia at Vanderbilt, 12:21 p.m. ET, SEC Network/ESPN Regional Mississippi State...
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