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    • SEC Traditions: What Used To Be A Phone Call

      If you’ve never been to an NFL draft in New York City at Radio City Music Hall, which starts a three-day run Thursday night, then put it on your sports bucket list. It’s definitely a show, “like Hollywood,” LSU football coach Les Miles said. But it wasn’t always this way, which is why I called Archie Manning, to give me perspective as he almost always does.
    • SEC Names Daniels Associate Commissioner

      Tiffany Daniels, currently the Senior Associate Athletics Director for External Affairs at Georgia State University, has been named Associate Commissioner with the Southeastern Conference, Commissioner Mike Slive announced Friday.
    • SEC And The Baseball America Top 100

      On Tuesday, the publication Baseball America released their top 100 prospects list, a collection of the premier talent currently playing in Major League Baseball’s minor league system. The index, released at the start of spring training every year since 1990, has become widely acknowledged as the most prestigious prospect directory in the entire sport.
    • The SEC "Numbers Game": Volume 2

      And so it begins. Umpires across college baseball uttered the phrase “play ball” this weekend, signifying the start of the 2013 season. In the Southeastern Conference, 44 games were played, league teams took to the diamond for the first time this year.
    • The SEC "Numbers Game": The Beginning

      "People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring." Whenever a new season of baseball is set to begin, I always find myself going back to find this famous quote. Uttered by Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby, it perfectly illustrates the wait a true baseball fan endures, as the cold weather of fall replaces the sunshine filled days of summer.

    SEC "Insider" Blog: Georgia....Georgia

    By: Eric SanInocencio
    SEC Digital Network

    Birmingham, Ala. -- I can hear Ray Charles singing it now. Or perhaps it was Jamie Foxx, rekindling an old classic in his portrayal of the famous singer in his Oscar winning performance. Either way, the SEC Digital Network is hitting the highway, this time taking our band of misfits (me and Sean Cartell) to the lovely city of Athens, Georgia. After some great fan interaction and a special beginning to the "Life In The SEC" series in Starkville, the University of Georgia takes center stage, as the campus will host the Digital Network duo this Friday.

    The university has a long tradition, stemming over 200-years as a state supported school. We hope to learn all about it, as we spend the entire day experiencing the city of Athens. Through the great work of the people at Georgia, we have quite the itinerary, a full slate that touches nearly every part of the athletic department.

    The best part about it? You can follow it all with us. As myself and Sean travel the grounds in Athens, we will be tweeting the tour as it happens live. Through an interactive feed in the area below, you can get a daily time stamp look of our trip, chronicling our journey from facility to facility.

    Here's our full schedule:

    Life in the SEC Itinerary (Athens, Ga.)

    10 a.m. –Lu Harris-Champer, softball (Softball Field)
    10:30 a.m. –Jay Clark, gymnastics (Gymnastics Facility)
    11:30 a.m. –Greg McGarity, AD (Butts-Mehre)
    Noon – Lunch at Cali and Titos
    1:20 p.m. –David Perno, baseball (dugout)
    1:30 p.m. –Manny Diaz, men’s tennis (Tennis Facility)
    2 p.m.    - Chris Haack, men’s golf (Golf Facility)
    2:15 p.m. –Kelly Hester, women’s golf (Golf Facility)
    3 p.m. – Jack Bauerly, swimming and diving (pool)
    3:30 p.m. – Wayne Norton, track and field (track)
    4 p.m. – Campus/Facility tour
    7 p.m. – Volleyball match
    9:30 p.m. – Lizze Stemke (volleyball arena)

    Full day huh? As we found out earlier this week, Athens is not a one-day drive, especially if you are starting out early in the morning. So, we will camp out in Atlanta tonight, hoping to cut our trip and half for the ride to Athens on Friday.

    For our Georgia fans here at the SEC Digital Network, don't be afraid to say hello should you see us on your grounds. Explain what makes your university great. That's what we are headed there to find out.