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12:54 PM ET Associated Press TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Alabama defensive lineman Justin Eboigbe is likely out for the season with a neck injury. Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said Wednesday that Eboigbe has had surgery. He played in the first four games but hasn’t seen action since. “He had a procedure done that would enhance
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7:00 AM ET Inspirational thought of the week: Oh, hold him, darlingPlease hold him tightAnd brush the tear from your eyeYou weep because you had a dream last nightYou dreamed that he said goodbye Hush hush, sweet CharlotteCharlotte, don’t you cryHush hush, sweet CharlotteHe’ll love you till he dies — “Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte,” Patti
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8:23 PM ET Pete ThamelESPN Arizona State is committed to athletic director Ray Anderson, school president Michael Crow told ESPN on Tuesday. Amid a sweeping NCAA investigation into the Sun Devil football program, the failed tenure of former coach Herm Edwards and plummeting interest in the program, Crow said that Anderson is in charge of
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8:56 PM ET Associated Press ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia safety Dan Jackson is facing foot surgery that could end his season. Coach Kirby Smart said Tuesday night that Jackson, tied for sixth on the team in tackles, won’t be available for No. 1 Georgia in Saturday’s game against Florida in Jacksonville. Jackson, a junior, has
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7:01 PM ET Associated Press LINCOLN, Neb. — Mickey Joseph slipped up in his role as Nebraska’s interim head coach Tuesday when he responded to a reporter’s comment and question about a standout high school player who recently pledged to sign with the Cornhuskers. Malachi Coleman, a four-star wide receiver from Lincoln East High, held
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4:42 PM ET Associated Press ATLANTA — Georgia Tech is preparing two backup quarterbacks to play Saturday at Florida State with Jeff Sims nursing a sprained foot. “He had an MRI, and everything checked out with it,” interim Yellow Jackets coach Brent Key said of Sims on Tuesday. “He’s day-to-day moving forward.” Key said Sims
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3:53 PM ET Missouri football coach Eliah Drinkwitz said his team will honor the victims of Monday’s shooting at a St. Louis high school when the Tigers play at South Carolina on Saturday. Drinkwitz opened his Tuesday news conference by reflecting on the shooting that resulted in the death of two people and injuries to
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2:02 PM ET Ohio State star wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba did not reinjure his left hamstring or sustain any other setback in last Saturday’s win against Iowa, and he is on track to play this week at No. 13 Penn State, Buckeyes coach Ryan Day said. Smith-Njigba, a third-team AP All-America selection in 2021, has
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2:31 PM ET Mired in a three-game losing streak, Texas A&M has indefinitely suspended three players, all true freshmen, for violating team rules, sources told ESPN. TexAgs.com was first to report the suspensions, which sources told ESPN stem from a postgame locker room incident. The suspended players are defensive back Denver Harris, receiver Chris Marshall
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8:00 AM ET CLEMSON, S.C. — In the aftermath of Saturday’s narrow win over Syracuse, everyone at Clemson was careful to stick to the script. Is there a QB controversy after DJ Uiagalelei was benched and Cade Klubnik led the 7-0 Tigers to a come-from-behind win? Offensive coordinator Brandon Streeter: “Absolutely not, 1,000% not.” Klubnik:
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5:13 PM ET Fresh off losing a third straight game and dropping below .500, Texas A&M got more bad news Monday when coach Jimbo Fisher said a trio of offensive linemen will miss the rest of the season. Bryce Foster and Aki Ogunbiyi, who have four starts apiece this season, are out with knee injuries.
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5:10 PM ET Associated Press As the home team in Saturday’s neutral site game against Florida, No. 1 Georgia can leave tickets at the gate for recruits. For Georgia coach Kirby Smart, that’s not nearly enough to make up for his defending national championship team’s inability to host recruits as he would in a true
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1:28 PM ET Texas coach Steve Sarkisian opened his Monday news conference following the Longhorns’ 41-34 loss to Oklahoma State by apologizing for not singing “The Eyes of Texas,” the school song, before leaving the field. “As you know, I owe an apology to Longhorn Nation,” Sarkisian said. “I made a mistake at the end
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