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COLUMBIA, Mo. — We're not done with 2023, but it's not too early to start thinking about 2024, right? The Southeastern Conference made sure it was OK for two hours on Wednesday when next year's entire conference football schedule was released on live TV — complete with your SEC Coach…

The tough tests keep coming for the Missouri Tigers. After dropping a 30-21 game against the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs last week, the No. 16 Tigers return to Faurot Field to take on No. 14 Tennessee, looking for their first win against the Volunteers since Nov. 17, 2018. Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m.

The tough tests keep coming for the Missouri Tigers. After dropping a 30-21 game against the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs last week, the No. 16 Tigers return to Faurot Field to take on No. 14 Tennessee, looking for their first win against the Volunteers since Nov. 17, 2018. Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart called defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse's improbable interception the “biggest play of the game.” Stackhouse's fourth-quarter interception helped protect No. 1 Georgia's slim lead and the Bulldogs beat No. 14 Missouri 30-21 on Saturday for their 26th consecutive win. Georgia (9-0, 6-0 Southeastern Conference, No. 2 College Football Playoff) had to rally to win the key SEC East matchup against Missouri (7-2, 3-2, No. 12 CFP).

Defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse's fourth-quarter interception helped protect No. 1 Georgia's slim lead, and the Bulldogs beat No. 14 Missouri 30 ...

ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Georgia coach Kirby Smart called defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse’s improbable interception the “biggest play of the game.” Wide receiver Ladd McConkey proclaimed it was “the play of the year.” Either way, the play helped the Bulldogs remain unbeaten yet another week. The pick also was the talk of the postgame interviews. […]

Defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouses fourth-quarter interception helped protect No. 1 Georgias slim lead and the Bulldogs beat No. 14 Missouri 30-21 on Saturday for their 26th consecutive win.

Defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouses fourth-quarter interception helped protect No. 2 Georgias slim lead and the Bulldogs beat No. 12 Missouri 30-21 on Saturday for their 26th consecutive win.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart called defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse’s improbable interception the “biggest play of the game.” Wide receiver Ladd McConkey proclaimed it was “the play of the year.” Either way, the play helped the Bulldogs remain unbeaten yet another week. The pick also was the talk of the postgame interviews.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart called defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse’s improbable interception the “biggest play of the game.” Wide receiver Ladd McConkey proclaimed it was “the play of the year.” Either way, the play helped the Bulldogs remain unbeaten yet another week. The pick also was the talk of the postgame interviews.