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By Luke Robinson

I’ll say this for new Tennessee head coach Lane Kiffin: he has made a name for himself. Eight months ago, Kiffin was known for simply being the last in a long line of failed ex-Oakland Raider coaches. Now, despite being surrounded by names like Saban, Meyer and Spurrier, Kiffin is the talk of the SEC. Read more...

8th grader

By: Drew Edwards

James Berry got more than a few phone calls on Monday evening when his son's name went scrolling across the screen on ESPN. It wasn't University of Tennessee All-American safety Eric Berry, but rather his 13-year-old brother, Evan, who became national news on Monday after Rivals.com reported he had committed to play football for the Vols. Read more...

prado

By: Mark Bradley

You know dumb ol’ Bobby Cox? The manager who never changes his mind? The one who wouldn’t give up on Kelly Johnson as his second baseman no matter how little he hit? Bobby Cox announced Tuesday night he has a new second baseman. Read more...

By: Jon Soloman

Three former quarterbacks could throw the completion that turns fantasy video games into a harsh, new reality for the NCAA. First came Sam Keller, a former Arizona State and Nebraska quarterback, who in May sued EA Sports and the NCAA, alleging the video game company steals players' likenesses and the NCAA enables it to happen. Read more...

concede

By: Pete Robbins

Since the start of the 2009 Elite Series season, most of the talk concerning the cream of this year’s rookie class has focused on Alabama’s Matt Herren and rightfully so. After all, he finished 9th at Dardanelle then 2nd at Smith Mountain Lake and currently sits in 22nd place in the Angler of the Year race. Many fishing fans assume that with three events left to go he has the Rookie of the Year title wrapped up Read more...

wild

By: Carroll Rogers

Parting ways with the Braves once was hard enough. Now Tom Glavine has done it twice. On Wednesday afternoon, the Braves released Glavine, a vintage Braves player who won the clinching game for their only World Series championship since coming to Atlanta, saying the 43-year-old had not progressed enough in his comeback from shoulder and elbow surgery. Read more...

 

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