Georgia coach Mark Richt is expected to win the SEC title every year.

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10yTim Vickery

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10yJames Young

Vickery: Dunga returns but can he succeed?

10yTim Vickery

Duarte: Dunga's return is complicated

10yFernando Duarte

Darke: England embarrassed again

10yIan Darke

Duerden: Asian nations already looking to 2018

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Mabert: That was the World Cup that was

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James named ESPN FC Player of the World Cup

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Georgia coach Mark Richt is expected to win the SEC title every year.

Oct 14, 2004, 02:43 PM