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The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs host the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers at Sanford Stadium in Athens. Georgia enters following a 63-3 victory over the Tennessee State Tigers, while Western Kentucky looks to bounce back from a 49-14 loss to the Wolfpack.
The Auburn Tigers host the Southern Miss Golden Eagles in non-conference Week 2 match. Auburn looks to build on momentum from its season opener, while visiting Southern Miss travels to Auburn seeking a non-conference victory against its SEC opponent.
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The No. 10 Texas A&M Aggies host the Arizona State Sun Devils at Kyle Field. Texas A&M enters following a 50-0 shutout victory against the Missouri State Bears, while Arizona State arrives after securing a 70-7 win over the Morgan State Bears.
The Vanderbilt Commodores host the Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens at FirstBank Stadium. The Commodores try to capture another home win after defeating Austin Peay 28-9, while the Blue Hens hit the road following a 42-7 opening victory over Merrimack.
Fans can delve into the story of how the triple-option offense rescued three college football brand names and altered the sport's history.
From Super Bowl MVP to a man searching for peace, this is the untold story of Hines Ward, whose journey is defined not by touchdowns, but by identity; the son of a Korean mother and an American soldier, Ward grew up caught between worlds, never fully accepted by either.
Peter Burns and former Florida All-American Chris Doering delve into all things SEC.