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SI.com: Cory McCartney: Breaking down Clemson vs. Alabama

Breaking down Saturday's nonconference clash at the Georgia Dome.

SI.com: Cory McCartney: Can Georgia Tech succeed with Johnson's triple-option?

ATLANTA -- Not much has changed for Paul Johnson. The new Georgia Tech coach stands on the sideline with his hands on his knees, looking out onto the practice field. With their plain gold practice helmets and blue and white jerseys, the Yellow Jackets look very similar to the Navy team that Johnson coached for six seasons.

SI.com: Bill Trocchi: Hewitt analyzes UNC-Kansas, Final Four experience

Georgia Tech played both Kansas and North Carolina tough this season before losing. With the two powerhouses set to face off in Saturday's national semifinal in San Antonio, SI.com's Bill Trocchi caught up with Yellow Jackets coach Paul Hewitt to discuss the matchup, plus his own Final Four experience in 2004, when Georgia Tech won its semifinal game against Oklahoma State before falling to UConn in the national championship.

SI.com: Matteson, Imada tie for AT&T lead

DULUTH, Ga. (AP) -- Former Georgia Tech star Troy Matteson shot an 8-under 64 on Friday for a share of the second-round lead in the AT&T Classic with former University of Georgia player Ryuji Imada.

SI.com: Putting in the work

ATLANTA -- Walk up to an NFL fan on the street, ask him who Tom Shaw is and be prepared for a shrug of the shoulders. Ask Tom Brady, Peyton Manning or Reggie Bush about Shaw and the answer will be much different.

SI.com: Burning questions

Yippee, it's March! The month where I get the least sleep and have the most fun. You've got questions, I've got answers. Let's fire 'em up:

SI.com: The waiting game

Also in this column: • Teams to keep an eye on • Complete projected bracket

SI.com: Fountain of youth

Also in this column: • Teams to keep an eye on • Complete projected bracket

SI.com: Starting five

Courtney Paris or Candace Parker. Nothing seemed to prompt more arguments last season than the debate of who was the best freshman in women's college basketball.

SI.com: Stock Report

Happy New Year, Hoopheads. As we all know, the new year signifies a new season in college hoops as conference play finally gets underway. That means teams are going to have to board real buses and airplanes to play real games against real teams.

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