John Clay’s Sidelines

SEC links for Sunday:

Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel writes that Florida silences Georgia’s barking with some chomping of its own on way to 49-10 win.

John Patton writes in the Gainesville Sun that Tim Tebow savored the silent success of big Gator win.

Gainesville Sun columnist Pat Dooley writes that the Florida defense had an answer for Georgia.

Jeremy Fowler of the Orlando Sentinel writes that Florida makes a case for a bigger BCS slice.

Jeff Schultz writes in the AJC that Georgia received a reality check from the Gators.

Marc Weiszer writes in the Athens Banner-Herald that there was no celebration for Georgia this year.

Mark Schlabach writes for espn.com that Florida sent many messages with rout.

In the Knoxville News-Sentinel, columnist John Adams writes that Tennessee’s 27-6 loss at South Carolina was a case of reliving history for all the wrong reasons.

Also in the News-Sentinel, Mike Strange writes that Vols made key mistakes on the way to the loss.

Bryan Mullen of the Tennessean writes that UT coach Phil Fulmer is in for some more heat.

In the Clarion-Ledger, columnist Rick Cleveland writes that bowl officials were back to watch Ole Miss beat Auburn 17-7.

Also in the Clarion-Ledger, Rusty Hampton writes that 14-13 loss to Kentucky was costly for Mississippi State.

In the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Wally Hall wrote that Tulsa could not keep pace with Arkansas’ big plays in 30-23 Razorbacks win.

After 35-10 win over Tulane, LSU is ready for Alabama, writes Randy Rosetta in The Advocate.

Christopher Walsh writes in the Tuscaloosa News that despite his low numbers, John Parker Wilson got it done in Alabama’s 35-0 win over Arkansas State.