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Donald Trump considers executive order on NCAA athletes' employment status

President Donald Trump is considering an executive order that would require federal authorities to clarify whether college athletes can be considered employees of their schools.

Coach says Bengals pick Shemar Stewart not returning to Texas A&M

Texas A&M coach Mike Elko squashed speculation about Shemar Stewart potentially seeking a return to college amid the rookie's contract dispute with the Bengals.

Pittman on Arkansas' Green: 'He understands the speed of the game'

Sam Pittman joins SEC Now and explains how quarterback Taylen Green's pace of play will elevate the Razorbacks' offense this season.

Sam Pittman shares his appreciation for Arkansas

Pittman tells SEC Now how special it is for him to be able to coach his favorite team and do what he loves for the Razorbacks.

Analyzing where Texas A&M stands ahead of the upcoming season

SEC Now analysts Randall Cobb and Cole Cubelic break down the improvements Texas A&M must make to have a successful season.

Will Lee III says Texas A&M is hungry for wins

Lee III breaks down what he is focusing on to improve his game while providing insight on Mike Elko and other great players around the conference.

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