TV Guide SEC Network Tuesday

Coverage of women's college basketball games.

No. 9 Alabama (10-2, 7-1) won 10 of its last 11 meetings with No. 3 Georgia (11-1, 7-1) after a 24-21 win on Sept. 27 behind three touchdowns from Ty Simpson.

John T. Edge takes viewers through the South to see how the food, culture and history intertwine in the region, going to local hotspots to try unique cuisine.

Texas A&M (16-4, 6-1) won three-straight games, and won the last six meetings; Georgia (16-5, 4-4) is 11-2 at home this season behind Jeremiah Wilkinson.

Kentucky and LSU staked their claim to SEC sports immortality with "The Mardi Gras Miracle" and "The Bluegrass Miracle," two plays that left a lasting mark.

Chris Lofton wowed Tennessee fans on the basketball court as he went up against the SEC, but his biggest battle would come near the end of his college career.

Coverage of women's college basketball games.

No. 18 Vanderbilt (18-3, 5-3) won its last two games after dropping the previous three; Ole Miss (11-9, 3-4) is 7-3 at home behind Malik Dia.

The top women's teams and top all-around women competitors seek to bring the pride and title of NCAA Women's Gymnastics National Champion to their schools.

Paul Finebaum shares his thoughts on the latest college football news, offering his insight on the latest issues, and he interviews various guests.

Hosts and analysts break down the latest news around the SEC, discussing the impact on the team, along with in-depth features on players, coaches and teams.

Coverage of college basketball games.

Hosts and analysts break down the latest news around the SEC, discussing the impact on the team, along with in-depth features on players, coaches and teams.

Hosts and analysts break down the latest news around the SEC, discussing the impact on the team, along with in-depth features on players, coaches and teams.

Hosts and analysts break down the latest news around the SEC, discussing the impact on the team, along with in-depth features on players, coaches and teams.

Hosts and analysts break down the latest news around the SEC, discussing the impact on the team, along with in-depth features on players, coaches and teams.

Hosts and analysts break down the latest news around the SEC, discussing the impact on the team, along with in-depth features on players, coaches and teams.

Chris Lofton wowed Tennessee fans on the basketball court as he went up against the SEC, but his biggest battle would come near the end of his college career.

Kentucky and LSU staked their claim to SEC sports immortality with "The Mardi Gras Miracle" and "The Bluegrass Miracle," two plays that left a lasting mark.

Donna Lopiano became the first director of women's athletics at Texas, using Title IX to turn the Longhorns into a powerhouse across women's sports.

A 29-year-old Adolph Rupp changed the SEC landscape after taking over as coach at Kentucky; early years of Pat Summitt foretold her dominance.

Integration in SEC basketball changed with Perry Wallace paving the way; Pete Maravich put together one of the most extraordinary college basketball careers.

The 1970s brought with it a changing of the guard at coach, including LSU coach Dale Brown, Tennessee coach Pat Summitt and Kentucky coach Joe B. Hall.

The 1980s brought with it two of the most electrifying players in Dominique Wilkins and Charles Barkley; Pat Summitt began turning Tennessee into a dynasty.