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Hopson’s Late Jumper Lifts Vols to 61-60 Win Over Florida

Scotty Hopson hits a jumper to give Vols 61-60 win over Florida. Wayne Chism scored 16 points with 11 rebounds, while J.P. Prince added 12 points.
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Florida Falls at No. 14 Tennessee, 61-60

The Florida men&#39;s basketball team came up just short on Sunday afternoon in Knoxville, falling 61-60 to No. 14 Tennessee. Junior <b>Alex Tyus</b> (St. Louis, Mo.) led the Gators with 18 points and seven rebounds.
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GAMEDAY PREVIEW: Ole Miss vs. Arkansas

There is free admission to all Ole Miss students and $5 admission for all remaining tickets for today's game. Also, a live webcast will be available to RebelVision subscribers.
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SEC Fans Have Finally Discovered Basketball

Fans want Kentucky to be Kentucky: Dominant, preeminent, unassailable. Recent games showed again how it’s only getting harder for any program to rule so supremely.

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Not a good day for MSU’s Bost

Dee Bost didn’t look very happy following Mississippi State’s 67-51 win over LSU on Saturday.
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Rebels, Razorbacks square off tonight

The re-emergence of Terrico White was the spark Ole Miss needed in the second half at Auburn on Thursday night.
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Strange: Pearl, Donovan pals the night before

Today in Thompson-Boling Arena, they’ll be pacing their own turf, roughly 30 feet apart. They’ll barely acknowledge each other’s presence.
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Recruiting an Inexact Science

Recruiting an Inexact Science
COLUMBIA — Lou didn’t want to do it. Lou didn’t want him. Assistants pleaded with him to take a look, just a look, at the kid. But he had already made up his mind. Gaffney High’s Sidney Rice was too slow. End of story. Finally, there was a reprieve.
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Reaves remains in Kiffin’s wake

Like the rest of the college football world, David Reaves was as surprised as anyone when Lane Kiffin bolted from Tennessee after one year to go to Southern Cal.

The only difference: Reaves is Kiffin’s brother-in-law and had an office down the hall from Kiffin in Tennessee’s football building.

But Reaves will not be joining his brother-in-law in Los Angeles. While Kiffin finishes assembling his Southern Cal staff, Reaves is stuck in coaching limbo in Knoxville after new Vols coach Derek Dooley chose not to retain the former South Carolina assistant.

Three weeks after Kiffin left Tennessee after one turbulent year, Reaves admits being stunned – both by Kiffin’s abrupt departure and the fact that Kiffin never told his brother-in-law of his intentions.

“The disappointment was more of me not knowing about the situation. You would think that I would have some kind of heads-up on the situation. But that’s how it works out sometimes,” Reaves said during a recent phone interview.
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    Downey helps South Carolina rally past Georgia

    COLUMBIA, S.C. – Devan Downey had 33 points including the driving basket with 50 seconds left that gave South Carolina a 78-77 victory over Georgia on Saturday night.
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