Cory Nightingale is a local sports journalist who focuses on college football, particularly the SEC. He writes for Saturday Down South and his work has also appeared in Saturday Tradition. Cory's articles cover a range of topics including game analysis, team rankings, player availability, and predictions for upcoming matches.
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Cory Nightingale's coverage focuses almost entirely on college football, particularly the Alabama Crimson Tide. He emphasizes expert commentary and investment analysis, suggesting a preference for in-depth analysis of team performance.
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By: Cory Nightingale
Deion Sanders is getting it done right now at Colorado, but ESPN's Rex Ryan believes Sanders has a good shot at a high-profile NFL job.
By: Cory Nightingale
Kirby Smart has had enough of road showdown games this season.
By: Cory Nightingale
Josh Heupel shed some light on Tennessee's quarterback situation going into the Volunteers' Week 12 showdown at Georgia.
By: Cory Nightingale
| 5 hours ago Mark Stoops heard the question and brushed it aside like an unwanted fly buzzing near his soup.
By: Cory Nightingale
Georgia isn't necessarily out of the Playoff picture if it loses to Tennessee on Saturday night, says an ESPN college football analyst.
By: Cory Nightingale
Chip Kelly, as he's known to do, injected some humor into all the talk about Ohio State's recent noon kickoffs.
By: Cory Nightingale
| 3 minutes ago Warde Manuel had to know the question was coming, and the College Football Playoff selection committee chairman had the explanation ready.
By: Cory Nightingale
Warde Manuel was asked to break down where Georgia and Miami ended up in the latest CFP rankings after both suffered bad losses in Week 11.
By: Cory Nightingale
Brian Kelly defended his starting quarterback when the LSU head coach was asked if he was pondering a change at the helm.
By: Cory Nightingale
Kirby Smart is trying to take the focus off Georgia's new Playoff ranking while locking in on Tennessee.
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