The 1980s begin with Herschel Walker leading Georgia to a national title as a freshman. After Bear Bryant retires in 1982 and passes away four weeks later, control of the SEC is eventually transferred to Pat Dye and Bo Jackson at Auburn.

The 1990s bring change, with expansion and the sport's first-ever conference championship game. Florida's Steve Spurrier fashions an era of high-octane offense, and his Gators form a rivalry with Tennessee and QB Peyton Manning.

Greek natives and their kin built the Birmingham restaurant scene, from barbecue joints to hot dog stands to steakhouses; Bright Star, founded in 1907, is the old guard and Johnny's is the new guard Greek restaurant.

Pablo Rivadeneyra rotisserie cooks lime-marinated chicken; Larry and Betty Jean Scott work a smoke-belching pit at Scott's BBQ; in these two places, we get a glimpse of the hard work that defines life in the South.

Start the day off right with Chris Canty, Evan Cohen and Michelle Smallmon providing an energizing and informative way to take on the day. Sports, life and laughter are what it's all about.

Nick Saban comes to LSU in 2000 and eventually wins the Tigers' first national championship since 1958 - a feat matched by Les Miles. At Florida, Tim Tebow becomes a cult hero and wins two national titles with Urban Meyer's Gators.

The SEC has a run of seven straight national titles, and nine in 12 years. Expansion in 2012 gives the conference 14 schools. Meanwhile, Nick Saban arguably becomes the greatest coach in the history of college football.

A look at the life and career of ex-NFL star Steve Spurrier, one of the most fascinating and competitive men in college football.

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News & information show hosted by either Peter Burns, Dari Nowkhah or Alyssa Lang, joined by various network analysts, discussing all the SEC news of the day.

Sands, the soul food café, cooks oxtails and cabbage and ropy okra; Arnold's Country Kitchen, Kahlil Arnold dishes created corn, hashed turnip greens, and fried green tomatoes; the differences between black and white cooking come into focus.

ESPN's original documentaries offer a wide range of compelling stories from the world of sports. These documentaries delve into the lives of athletes, explore iconic moments, and examine the cultural impact of sports.

The story of Bayler Teal, Charlie Peters and the 2010-2011 South Carolina championship baseball teams.

When Skip Bertman arrives in Baton Rouge, La., in the summer of 1983 as LSU's new head baseball coach, the program is mired in mediocrity; from those beginnings, he turns the Tigers into a powerhouse, winning five national titles in a 10-year span.

Celebrating the 2022 Ole Miss baseball team that won the program's first national championship despite being the last at-large team selected for the NCAA Baseball Tournament.

Rafael Palmeiro and Will Clark, teammates for the 1985 Mississippi State Bulldogs, nearly propelled the team to a College World Series title.

The story of a group of kids who went from awkward neophytes to North Carolina state finalists in just three seasons; the documentary captures the challenges and triumphs they shared together.

On March 13, 2006 the Duke University lacrosse team threw a party that not only changed lives and ruined careers, it jeopardized the future of the sport at the school and tarnished the university's reputation.

A glimpse of a day in the life of ACC student-athletes, coaches, staff, parents and fans.

A glimpse of a day in the life of ACC student-athletes, coaches, staff, parents and fans.

Start the day off right with Chris Canty, Evan Cohen and Michelle Smallmon providing an energizing and informative way to take on the day. Sports, life and laughter are what it's all about.

North Carolina State, coached by Jim Valvano, was a huge underdog in the 1983 NCAA Final vs. top-ranked Houston - resulting in one of the greatest college basketball upsets ever.

A recollection of the original Big East Conference, from its simple beginnings and regional rivalries to its national prominence as one of the most successful college basketball leagues, and how it ended up fighting for its survival.

Sands, the soul food café, cooks oxtails and cabbage and ropy okra; Arnold's Country Kitchen, Kahlil Arnold dishes created corn, hashed turnip greens, and fried green tomatoes; the differences between black and white cooking come into focus.

Semifinal.

News & information show hosted by either Peter Burns, Dari Nowkhah or Alyssa Lang, joined by various network analysts, discussing all the SEC news of the day.

An in-depth look at the LSU gymnastics program.

An in-depth look at the LSU gymnastics program.

The story of Duke basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski and his 1982 recruiting class that, over four years, would overcome a bumpy start to change the narrative - setting its coach on a historic course.

Director Rory Karpf, through interviews with former players and rivals as well as Laettner himself, explores why this former Duke star was, and still is, so disliked.

An in-depth look at the LSU gymnastics program.

Each week, a half-hour episode will focus on a select team and explore previously unaired footage and sounds from game preparation, the sideline and following the final whistle.

From JoAnne Graf Field in Tallahassee, Fla.

Start the day off right with Chris Canty, Evan Cohen and Michelle Smallmon providing an energizing and informative way to take on the day. Sports, life and laughter are what it's all about.

Top-seeded Indiana (15-0) faces No. 10 Miami in the CFP National Championship. After routing Oregon in the semifinals, the Hoosiers look to complete a perfect season against a Hurricanes team that has a 13-2 overall scoring record.

News & information show hosted by either Peter Burns, Dari Nowkhah or Alyssa Lang, joined by various network analysts, discussing all the SEC news of the day.

Semifinal.

News & information show hosted by either Peter Burns, Dari Nowkhah or Alyssa Lang, joined by various network analysts, discussing all the SEC news of the day.

Adolph Rupp comes to the University of Kentucky in 1930, two years before the SEC is formed, and his Wildcats go on to dominate play in the conference for decades. Meanwhile, a future coaching legend later known as Pat Summitt is born in Tennessee.

Texas Western's historic win over Adolph Rupp's Kentucky team in the 1966 NCAA final marks a turning point in the SEC. Vanderbilt's Perry Wallace becomes the conference's first Black player, while at LSU, Pete Maravich rewrites the record books.