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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — One thing is sure as the Southeastern Conference wraps up its first expanded season: Two new teams has just meant more chaos in a league that seemingly had settled in formation behind Georgia and Alabama. The SEC's "New Era" hasn't changed too much with No. 6 Georgia already in the league's championship game though it's a game the Bulldogs might rather have avoided. The SEC's final week is filled with rivalries renewed, none bigger than Texas against Texas A&M for a spot in the SEC title game.
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