- Ron Morris of The State doesn’t think that Steve Spurrier is washed up.
- Mr. College Football, Tony Barnhart, thinks it will be Alabama and Texas in the BCS title game.
- Kevin Brockway of the Gainesville Sun reports on Florida basketball winning its season tune-up.
- Don Kausler of the Birmingham News reports that Nick Saban thinks we should give the refs a break.
- David Climer of the Tennessean writes that criticizing refs is an easy call for some.
- Kevin Scarbinsky of the News writes on Bama quarterback Greg McElroy.
- David Brandt of the Clarion-Ledger writes on Ed Orgeron’s return to Oxford.
- John Adams of the Knoxville News-Sentinel writes that Ole Miss is a tough Nutt to crack.
- Randy Rosetta of The Advocate reports that LSU looks to regroup after loss to Alabama.
- Marc Weiszer of the Athens Banner-Herald writes on Georgia running back Washaun Ealey.
Posts Tagged 'Ed Orgeron'
SEC links: Is Steve Spurrier washed up?
Published November 10, 2009 9:56 am SEC ClosedTags: Ed Orgeron, Greg McElroy, Houston Nutt, Nick Saban, Washaun Ealey
SEC links: Georgia is looking for playmakers
Published August 7, 2009 7:46 am SEC ClosedTags: Alshon Jeffry, Caleb King, Ed Orgeron, Elton Ford, Eric Berry, Leon Berry, Mackenzi Adams
- Tim Tucker of the AJC examines whether Georgia running back Caleb King can revive his career.
- Marc Weiszer of the Athens Banner-Herald writes that the Bulldogs are looking for playmakers.
- John Adams of the Knoxville News-Sentinel reports that UT defensive star Eric Berry has picked up the cover-two like a pro.
- Wes Rucker of the Chattanooga Times Free Press writes that Ed Orgeron is a dominant presence in the Tennessee program.
- Randy Rosetta of The Advocate reports on LSU’s first day of practice.
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SEC links: Conference rules NFL draft — again
Published April 27, 2009 6:57 am SEC ClosedTags: Andre Smith, Cornelius Ingram, D.J. Moore, Ed Orgeron, Matt Stafford
SEC links for Monday:
- Paul Gattis of the Huntsville Times reports that the SEC is the class of the NFL draft, again.
- Dave Hooker of the Knoxville News-Sentinel reports that, by NFL draft standards, Tennessee’s talent hit a historic low.
- Hooker also profiles new Tennessee football assistant Ed Orgeron.
- Wally Hall of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette writes that Arkansas basketball fans demand improvement.
- Birmingham News columnist Kevin Scarbinsky writes that Auburn is just glad Matthew Stafford is gone.
- Seth Emerson of The State reports that South Carolina had seven players drafted, most since the draft was shortened to seven rounds in 1994.
- Tim Tucker of the AJC reports on the rest of the Georgia draft after Stafford.
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