SEC links for Monday:
- Kevin Scarbinsky writes in the Birmingham News that Alabama is too good not to return to Atlanta.
- Tommy Hicks of the Mobile Press-Register concurs that the SEC West title is coming back to Bama.
- Mark McCarter of the Huntsville Times gives all credit to Nick Saban.
- Kyle Veazey writes in the Clarion-Ledger that Arnil Stallworth has become a valuable weapon for Mississippi State.
- Robbie Andreu writes in the Gainesville Sun that Florida has no shortage of motivation for its showdown with Georgia.
- Chip Towers writes in the AJC that neither Georgia nor Florida is anxious to discuss last year’s celebration controversy.
- In The State, Chris Dearing writes that Tennessee and South Carolina share some of the same struggles.
- Bryan Mullen of the Tennessean writes that embattled UT coach Phil Fulmer says he still has the support of his players.
- John Adams writes in the Knoxville News-Sentinel that losing David Cutcliffe was Tennessee’s deepest cut.
- Also in the News-Sentinel, Mike Strange writes that Tennessee’s tough times have competition.
- Also in the Tennessean, Maurice Patton writes that the numerous SEC bowl tie-ins give Vandy a shot.
- Randy Rosetta writes in The Advocate that LSU is considering a new quarterback.
- In the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Bob Holt writes that a pair of closes losses have frustrated Arkansas.

John Clay is a sports columnist for the Lexington Herald-Leader. A native of Central Kentucky and graduate of UK, he covered UK football for 13 seasons before being promoted to columnist in 2000. He lives in Lexington with his wife and two sons. You can e-mail him at jclay@herald-leader.com.
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