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Their names were left off the class list. They were discussed, albeit anonymously. The last-minute defections by linebackers Dalton Santos and Otha Peters from Tennessee's 2012 signing class grabbed plenty of attention, but neither move shocked Volunteers coach Derek Dooley, though they did highlight the challenge of the SEC's new 25-player cap on signing classes.

Jimmy Lindsey, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's defensive line coach the past two seasons, has accepted a job coaching the same position at Furman.

Tennessee officially confirmed Derrick Ansley as its sixth and final new assistant coach on Friday, a day after the was reported by the Times Free Press and multiple other media outlets.

John Shulman remembers Frank's Roman Pizza from his time as an assistant coach at East Tennessee State when the Bucs twice won the SoCon tournament championship.

With only 11 returning players, the Lee University baseball team could have a hard time finishing in the top three of the NAIA World Series for the fifth time in Mark Brew's six years as head coach.

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Ooltewah coach Jesse Nayadley constantly reminds Mikhail Creech that every time he steps on a basketball court, he's the best athlete on the floor and one who can influence the result of a basketball game.

Lookout Valley's Delaney Heathington was so excited about what happened Friday night, he flipped -- literally.

Banged here and bruised there they might have been, Chattanooga teams captured three of the premium spots and just missed on two others in the first day of the Tennessee state duals.

John Lennon has resigned as Signal Mountain's wrestling coach, effectively immediately. Lennon said school principal Dr. Tom McCullough had accepted his resignation and that both planned for him to remain as the head of the school's theatre department.

Soddy-Daisy and Cleveland are a step away from the Tennessee Division I Class AAA state championship match, Hixson came up a step shy of the A/AA title bout and Central barely allowed its opponents any steps at all.

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Former Dallas Cowboys player and NFL coach Dan Reeves will be the keynote speaker for the area Fellowship of Christian Athletes "Road to Victory" banquet on March 5 at the Chattanooga Convention Center.

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There is more money gambled on the Super Bowl than any other single sporting game. There also are way more bets on the Super Bowl than any event in the history of the gambling world.

From the "Talk too much studios," let's go.

OK, you know what the 5-at-10 loves? well, yes, it is the draft. You know what else the 5-at-10 loves? Theme shows.

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Companies hope you’ll be gabbing about their Super Bowl ads Monday morning. But the ultimate score is if those conversations continue throughout the year.

Brandon Marshall caught six passes for 176 yards and a Pro Bowl-record four touchdowns, and the AFC used a second-half surge to beat the NFC 59-41 on Sunday.

Tom Brady's way of dealing with Tebowmania was to silence it with a record-shattering performance.

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It was a wild year for area trails but a good year for Wild Trails, the local nonprofit that directs money to building and maintaining wilderness path projects through the region.

  • Jan. 26th, 2012  |

Most people's "bucket list" of things to do in life might include a trip to Europe, getting tickets to the Super Bowl or taking an exotic cruise. But for two local men, scratching off an item will involve six days of grueling bicycling through mountains in South America.

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Tony Stewart insisted he wasn't a title contender when NASCAR's championship race began.

Tony Stewart figures he has no need to issue any more verbal jabs in what has become quite a fight for the Cup title.

Clint Bowyer pushed teammate Jeff Burton around and around Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday.

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