just now (210+ words) The Alabama Crimson Tide and Georgia Bulldogs will meet in Atlanta in the SEC Championship Game after both programs completed the regular season with 7-1 conference records. Alabama and Georgia will meet for the fifth time in SEC Championship history with the Crimson Tide holding a 4-0 series advantage. Alabama and Georgia met in the regular season with the Crimson Tide serving the Bulldogs their only regular season loss. Who:No. 10Alabama (10-2, 7-1 SEC) vs. No. 4 Georgia (11-1, 7-1 SEC) When:Saturday, Dec. 6, 2025 TV and kickoff time:6:30 p.m. CT, ABC Last time out, Alabama:The Crimson Tide went into Jordan-Hare Stadium and defeated the Auburn Tigers 27-20. Alabama rushed for 158 yards and scored a go-ahead touchdown on fourth-and-2 to secure the rivalry game victory and extend its winning streak to six games against the Tigers Last time out, Georgia: The Bulldogs defeated Georgia Tech in the regular season…...

3+ min ago (1449+ words) OXFORD, Miss. " Ole Miss Vice Chancellor for Intercollegiate Athletics Keith Carter has announced a change in leadership for its football program, introducing a dynamic leader, elite defensive mind and celebrated recruiter in Pete Golding as the Rebels' 40th head coach. He replaces Lane Kiffin after six seasons in that role and will guide the team into the College Football Playoff. Golding takes over one of the Southeastern Conferences' top teams of the 2020s after a brilliant career as a defensive guru in the SEC over the last decade. Golding has orchestrated several dominant Ole Miss defenses since arriving in Oxford in 2023, including a school-record pass rush in 2024, and with the Rebels he has mentored eight NFL Draft picks. Golding " who owns nearly two decades of defensive coaching experience " cut his teeth in the SEC as a key member of Nick Saban's powerful…...

19+ min ago (336+ words) Lane Kiffin has made his move to become the next head coach of the LSU Tigers official as he departs Ole Miss amid a College Football Playoff run. In an unprecedented move, Kiffin exits Oxford for a gig with the LSU Tigers after the program parted ways with Brian Kelly in late October. Now, with the move official, Kiffin has released a statement - detailing his efforts to try and coach Ole Miss in the postseason, which was denied by athletics director Keith Carter. "My request to do so was denied by Keith Carter despite the team also asking him to allow me to keep coaching them so they could better maintain their high level of performance. Unfortunately, that means Friday's Egg Bowl was my last game coaching the Rebels." "While I am looking forward to a new start with a…...

34+ min ago (358+ words) The Buffalo Bills have made one of their top pass-catchers inactive for the third game in a row. Tight end Dalton Kincaid is amongst the Week 13 pregame scratches with the Bills visiting the Pittsburgh Steelers for a 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff on November 30 at Acrisure Stadium. In another unfortunate development for the Bills' offense, wide receiver Joshua Palmer is also unable to go in Pittsburgh. As expected, starting offensive tackles Dion Dawkins and Spencer Brown are inactive along with injured linebacker Terrel Bernard. Defensive tackle Phidarian Mathis is also out despite being cleared from his shoulder injury. Cornerback Ja'Marcus Ingram is a healthy scratch. Kincaid has been out since leaving the November 9 loss to the Miami Dolphins due to a hamstring injury. He finally returned to practice this past week, participating on a limited basis on Thursday and Friday. Over eight appearances…...

35+ min ago (185+ words) Lane Kiffin is officially leaving Ole Miss to accept the head coaching job at LSU, he said in a statement on social media on Sunday. After leading the Rebels to an Egg Bowl win over Mississippi State on Friday, the 50-year-old met with Ole Miss athletic director Keith Carter and chancellor Glenn Boyce for over three hours on Saturday. Kiffin then announced his decision to leave Oxford in a team meeting on Sunday. "After a lot of prayer and time spent with family, I made the difficult decision to accept the head coaching position at LSU," wrote Kiffin. "While I am looking forward to a new start with a unique opportunity at LSU, I will forever cherish the incredible six years I spent at Ole Miss and will be rooting hard for the team to complete their mission and bring…...

37+ min ago (367+ words) The Cleveland Browns defense is going back to the drawing board after defensive lineman Maliek Collins suffered a major injury in Week 13 against the San Francisco 49ers. In the third quarter, Collins suffered a knee injury and was immediately ruled out by the team. A cart came out for him, likely resulting in an ailment that could cost the veteran the rest of his season. Browns standout DT Maliek Collins was carted off the field with knee injury and immediately ruled OUT. Teammates came to console him. Collins was a great FA signing having an all-pro year leading all DTs with 6.5 sacks coming into this game. Tough one. In the team's last game against the Las Vegas Raiders, Collins had his best showing yet with 2.5 sacks as the Browns pulled out a win on the road. Myles Garrett spoke on how…...

41+ min ago (486+ words) Lane Kiffin has finally announced his future plans. In a statement released after days of speculation, Kiffin finally made his move from Ole Miss to LSU official. Kiffin was the Rebels" head coach for six seasons. In that time, the team went 55-19, finished in the top 15 three times, and had double-digit wins in four of his seasons. He also led Ole Miss to two New Years" Six bowls, winning the Peach Bowl in 2023, and the Rebels likely will make their College Football Playoff debut this season with an 11-1 campaign. While the school attempted to keep him in Oxford, Kiffin couldn"t pass up the resources LSU could offer. The Tigers have long been one of college football"s premier programs. The LSU job opened up in late October when coach Brian Kelly was fired. Over three full seasons plus eight…...

43+ min ago (515+ words) Lane Kiffin is leaving Ole Miss to become the head coach at LSU. After a weeks-long saga, the 50-year-old has made his decision, and he'll head to Baton Rouge to take over one of the premier programs in college football. He leaves behind an 11-1 Rebels team that is virtually assured a spot in the College Football Playoff. It is a bold move from Kiffin, and time will tell if it's the right decision. Over the past 48 hours, reports suggest things turned ugly between the veteran head coach and Ole Miss, as he pushed to coach the team through the playoff. That is not happening. Here is Kiffin's official statement: There were strong reactions to Kiffin's decision and behavior on social media. Few were on his side. NoLane Kiffin should not be able to coach Ole Miss as LSU's Head CoachThe…...

45+ min ago (211+ words) Ole Miss has tabbed a new man to be in charge following Lane Kiffin's departure for LSU. According to ESPN's Pete Thamel, defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach Pete Golding will take over as the Rebels' "permanent" head coach. Golding, 41, is among the Ole Miss staff members who will not follow Kiffin to LSU, and will now lead the Rebels as they get set to embark on their first College Football Playoff appearance in school history. "It's 100-percent permanent," Thamel added, citing a source. Here's a look at Ole Miss' new head coach. Golding has been with the Ole Miss program since the 2023 season, spending the last three seasons as both their defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach. A Louisiana native and a former safety at Mississippi's Delta State University, the 41-year-old has coached at Delta, Tusculum, Southeastern Louisiana, Southern…...

45+ min ago (873+ words) After more twists and turns than a daytime soap opera, Lane Kiffin has finally made his choice. As was finally revealed Sunday, the egocentric Mississippi head coach is doing what had been hinted at for several weeks: swapping visors to take the job at LSU. As a result, the clock is ticking on accomplishing the one thing he lacks as the man in charge. It is national championship or bust in Baton Rouge for the head coach who has held the sport hostage for the past several weeks. Not in four or five years, but soon'real soon. As in, three years or here's the door soon no matter what that mega-contract may say." That much is unmistakable after Kiffin spurned a big offer from rival Florida, cut bait with a one-loss College Football Playoff team with a shot at that…...