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Florida defeated Alabama gymnastics Friday night. Two key Bama gymnasts were out with minor injuries. The Crimson Tide's next meet is against Kentucky Jan. 20.

South Carolina's past two performances vaults them to the top of the list of the most surprising SEC team this season.

While #9 Alabama's 30-24 win on the road against #11 Ole Miss on Saturday was nothing more than a bounce back from last week's loss for the Crimson Tide, there's another team that was probably just as happy, if not more happy, with the result in Oxford.

The SEC head to head matchups headlined a crazy week 4 of college football.

The Tigers picked up the SEC's only loss in week one in a Sunday night thriller.

Football is officially back, and week one of college football did not disappoint in the slightest.

With fall camps starting up this week, there are many interesting quarterback battles going on around the SEC. This includes some teams that if they get the right guy under center, then they could make a serious run for the SEC title. 1. Auburn- TJ Finley (Left) versus Zach Calzada (Right) The Tigers have been waiting for their next great QB ever since Cam Newton led the Auburn Tigers to the 2010

Alabama gymnastics advances to the NCAA National Championship semifinals with a second place finish in the Seattle Regional Finals. The Tide scored a 198.175 which is the second highest score in program history. They had eight scores of 9.950 with seven different gymnasts scoring them. Lilly Hudson scored two 9.950s Saturday night. Alabama gets a couple weeks off from competition before traveling to Ft. Worth, TX for the Championship Semifinals on April 14.

The Crimson Tide took down sixth-ranked Florida on Sunday, 8-7, with an exciting walk-off single from Zane Denton to hold off the series sweep.

Alabama put together a three-run 9th inning to give the No. 6 Gators a scare but ultimately lost its first game of the 2022 SEC schedule, 6-4, on Friday.