Nick Saban
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.
