College Sports

Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie brushed aside a suggestion Monday that his Wildcats should have bypassed the National Invitation Tournament...

The Georgia Bulldogs head into spring practice Tuesday coming off another 10-win season and savoring one of the top recruiting classes in the country. All's well between the hedges, right? Well, not exactly...

Florida State University will appeal the part of an NCAA sanction that would take away wins in 10 sports, including as many as 14 in football.

Louisville, Pittsburgh and Connecticut helped the league that was created decades ago for hoops become the first conference to earn three No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament.

Mississippi State showed all those bubble teams from the Southeastern Conference how to get into the NCAA tournament. The Bulldogs defeated Tennessee, 64-61.

Duke is back in a familiar position: champion of the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Blue Devils downed Florida State, 79-69.

Saturday's baseball game between Georgia Tech and Boston College was postponed due to rain in the Atlanta area. The two teams will instead play a doubleheader Sunday, beginning at 11 a.m.

Brandon May went 2-for-4 with a grand slam and six RBI to lead Alabama to an 11-5 victory over No. 1 Georgia in game two of a double header as the Crimson Tide won both games of the twinbill Saturday at Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Alabama won the first game, 9-5, to snap Georgia’s 14-game winning streak.

Wayne Chism scored a career-high 27 points, Tyler Smith added 23 and Tennessee beat Auburn 94-85 Saturday to advance to its first Southeastern Conference championship game in 20 years.

Rick Stansbury laid out Mississippi State's case for a spot in the NCAA tournament. The coach stopped short of saying the Bulldogs have already played their way into a NCAA appearance, however they'll get a chance to ensure it themselves after upsetting No. 20 LSU 67-57 Saturday to advance to Sunday's SEC title game against Tennessee.