College Sports

The Southeastern Conference is considering starting its own television network.

A medical examiner's report shows heroin was involved in the death of a Georgia Tech pitcher who died from an accidental drug overdose.

Ray Tanner is back with the Wolfpack.

Georgia Tech and Georgia keep bumping into each other on the college baseball diamond.

West Virginia University's $4 million lawsuit against ex-football coach Rich Rodriguez is headed for mediation, with the goal of resolving the dispute by Aug. 1.

Chestatee High graduate Alex McRee will be right in the thick of things when the University of Georgia begins play in the NCAA baseball tournament this weekend in Athens. On the verge of the tournament McRee, a sophomore pitcher for the Bulldogs, sat down to talk with Access sports editor Morgan Lee.

The majority of Southeastern Conference football coaches want an early signing period similar to the one used in basketball.

North Georgia College & State University junior first baseman Rob Flanigan was named 2008 ABCA/Rawlings first team All-American on Wednesday, the first Saints player from any sport to receive such an honor from the NCAA.

Even in the Middle East, Tommy Tuberville couldn't resist a playful poke at rival Alabama's six-year losing streak to his Auburn teams.

Clemson football coach Tommy Bowden will receive more than $1.8 million a year under his newly signed contract.