SEC links for Friday:
- Scott Hotard of The Advocate reports that SEC has revised its media policy again.
- Anthony Clark of the Gainesville Sun also reports on the further revision of the SEC media rules.
- David Brandt of the Clarion-Ledger reports that Ole Miss has sold out season tickets for “first time in recent history.”
- Glenn Guilbeau writes in the Shreveport Times that John Chavis has a fresh start at LSU.
- ESPN’s Chris Low reports that re-energized Steve Spurrier is keeping the faith at South Carolina.
- Kevin Scarbinsky of the Birmingham News asks if true freshmen quarterbacks could be a heartbeat away for both Alabama and Auburn?
- John Adams of the Knoxville News-Sentinel writes that it’s obvious Tennessee can’t win SEC before 2012.
- News-Sentinel reports that ex-Tennessee football player and current high school coach is arrested for allegedly soliciting a student.
- Joe Biddle of the Tennessean writes that powerful SEC looks weak at quarterback.
- Ron Morris of The State writes that South Carolina arrest hurts team concept.
- Rick Cleveland of the Clarion-Ledger reports on an Ole Miss tennis star who now faces Federer.
- Phil Kegler of Florida Today reports on a new wrinkle in the Florida offense.
