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TENNESSEE-ALABAMA TO BE TELEVISED BY CBS The Southeastern Conference announced today that the Tennessee-Alabama game on Oct. 25 will begin at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) and will be televised by CBS. Alabama leads the storied series over the Vols 43-35-7 in the battle of the SEC's two most succesful programs. The Crimson Tide ended Tennessee's seven-game winning streak over Alabama last year with a 34-14 win at Neyland Stadium. With the exception of 1943 during World War II, the two teams have played each year since 1928. more»
TENNESSEE No. 21, OKLAHOMA # 1 in A. P. POLL Tennessee is ranked No. 21 in this week's Associated Press college football poll released Sunday. The 4-2 Vols are 22nd in the ESPN-USA Today/Coaches poll. The Vols have an open date this week before returning to action Oct. 25 at long-time SEC rival Alabama. Oklahoma and Miami strengthened their grips on the top two spots in The Associated Press college football poll following a weekend that featured losses by 10 ranked teams. TOP STORIES DEFENSE THE NAME OF THE GAME AT GEORGIA EXTRA STORIES LADY MOCS FIRST, MOCS SECOND IN SOUTHERN CONFERNCE PESEASON POLLS COLLEGE BASKETBALL VOLS HOLD BASKETBALL MEDIA DAY DEPART FOR TRIP TO DOMINICAN REPUBLIC	TEAM UDATES U.T. VOLUNTEERS Stories & Features on 2003 Vols GEORGIA BULLDOGS Stories & Features on 2003 Bulldogs ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE Stories & Features on 2003 Crimson Tide U.T.C. MOCS Stories & Features on 2003 Mocs Second Lawsuit Filed In ACC-Big East Turf War Division I Coaches Summoned To Chicago To Discuss The Array of Problems in College Basketball
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