SEC: Pelphrey answers growing criticism at Arkansas

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SEC links for Tuesday:

• Pelphrey answers growing criticism, reports Robbie Neiswanger of Arkansas News.
• Florida could be without Parsons at LSU, reports Kevin Brockway of Gainesville Sun.
• Parsons could be out indefinitely, reports Mike DiRocco of the Florida Times-Union.
• South Carolina wins on Clowney Day, reports Barry Byers of the Rock Hill Herald.
• South Carolina students thrilled with choice, writes Jason Chisari of Rock Hill Herald.
• Clowney avoids father’s obstacles, writes Ron Morris of The State.
• Does South Carolina now own SEC East? asks Jeff Schultz of the AJC.
• Clowney exposes recruiting process, reports Thayer Evans for Fox Sports.
• Clowney’s impact stretches beyond field, writes Chris Low of espn.com.
• UT safety allegedly tried to strangle woman, reports Austin Ward of News-Sentinel.
• Defense wins close ones in SEC, says Mike Herndon of Mobile Press-Register.
• Injury keeps Goins out at Tennessee, reports Mike Griffith of the News-Sentinel.

• Scotty Hopson wants another shot at game-winner, writes Griffith.
• Bruce Pearl pushing his point guards, says Patrick Brown of the Times Free Press.
• LSU’s rookies are on and off, reports Scott Hotard of The Advocate.
• Florida’s top RB recruit commits to Gators, reports Chris Hays of Orlando Sentinel.
• Recruiting coordinator leaving USC, reports Travis Haney of the Post-Courier.
• Alabama gets football commitment from Georgia, reports the Tuscaloosa News.
• Tennessee DE hurts other Achillies, reports News-Sentinel.
• Could wishbone work in today’s SEC? asks Rick Cleveland of the C-L.
• A look at Georgia’s 2011 football schedule, from Tim Tucker of the AJC.
• Mark Richt displays class again, reports Mr. SEC.
• Ole Miss shrugs off pre-season baseball snub, writes Kyle Veazey of the C-L.
• New bats should yield fewer home runs, reports Rand Rosetta of The Advocate.
• LSU’s pitching could be its strength, reports David Helman of Times-Picayune.