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Oregon State Hires Alabama Assistant JaMarcus Shephard as Next Head Coach

Vanderbilt · Corvallis

Oregon State Hires Alabama Assistant JaMarcus Shephard as Next Head Coach

57% Center coverage: 23 sources

The Beavers kick-start a new era with a coach with high-level experience.See the Story

Georgia to Face Alabama in SEC Championship

College Football

Georgia to Face Alabama in SEC Championship

59% Center coverage: 12 sources

Georgia will face Alabama in the SEC Championship Game in Atlanta, with the winner earning an automatic College Football Playoff bid and both teams still in contention for postseason spots.See the Story

Alabama Holds Off Auburn 27-20 in Iron Bowl Thriller, Keeping Playoff Hopes Alive

College Football · Auburn

Alabama Holds Off Auburn 27-20 in Iron Bowl Thriller, Keeping Playoff Hopes Alive

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

No. 10 Alabama (10-2, 7-1) held off their in-state rival - and the last thing standing between them and a shot at the SEC title - inside Jordan-Hare Stadium Saturday night.See the Story

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