- Schools seeking to override rule for multi-year scholarships, reports AP.
- Ex-IU commit Kiel pledges to LSU, reports Jim Kleinpeter of Times-Picayune.
- Georgia scrapes by Winthrop, reports Chris Starrs of Banner-Herald.
- State faces tough test from Baylor, reports Brad Locke of Daily Journal.
- UT saving money by missing bowl, reports Megan Boehnke of News-Sentinel.
- Rodgers road to bowl full of twists, reports Greg Sullivan of Tennessean.
- Chizik simplifies Auburn’s defense, reports Joel Erickson of Ledger-Enquirer.
- Will Auburn give Frazier a longer look in bowl? asks News’ Charles Goldberg.
- Auburn needs to end year like it began, writes Joe Medley of Anniston Star.
- Crowell under weather for first practice, reports Chip Towers of AJC.
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SEC: Kiel commits to LSU; State faces tough test tonight
Published December 28, 2011 9:03 am SEC ClosedTags: Alonzo Highsmith, Gene Chizik, Gunner Keil, Isaiah Crowell, Jordan Jefferson, Jordan Rodgers, Kiel Frazier, Malcolm Mitchell, Will Muschamp
SEC: What has happened to the Florida schools?
Published October 10, 2011 8:43 am SEC ClosedTags: Dan Mullen, Mark Richt, Russell Wilson, Tyler Bray, Will Muschamp
SEC links for Monday:
- Poll without Florida schools for first time since 1982, reports Orlando Sentinel.
- Tennessee’s Bray breaks thumb, reports Knoxville News-Sentinel.
- Mullen avoids his quarterback issue, reports C-L’s Brandon Marcello.
- Muschamp will shake up Gators, reports Arnold Feliciano of Gainesville Sun.
- Don’t close your eyes on Arkansas, says Commercial Appeal’s Ron Higgins.
- The Hogs are the clear No. 3, writes Chris Low of espn.com.
- LSU aims to clean up its miscues, says Les East of The Advocate.
- Jon Solomon of Birmingham News asks what if Russell Wilson had chosen Auburn?
- Auburn searching for answers, reports Jay Tate of Montgomery Advertiser.
- Ole Miss a speed bump for Bama, reports Don Kausler of Birmingham News.
- Richt thinks Georgia is improving, reports Seth Emerson of Ledger-Enquirer.
- Bulldogs’ top receiver out, reports Chip Towers of AJC.
SEC: Muschamp made great impression on Saban
Published September 30, 2011 6:07 am SEC ClosedTags: Bobby Petrino, Dee Ford, Dre Kirkpatrick, Isaiah Crowell, Michael Dyer, Nick Saban, Will Muschamp
SEC links for Friday:
- Brantley must beat Alabama to win fans, writes Mike Bianchi of Orlando Sentinel.
- Ex-Bama coach Perkins helped Weis, reports Tommy Deas of Tuscaloosa News.
- Kirkpatrick sparks Tide secondary, writes Michael Casagrande for Advertiser.
- Muschamp made good first impression, reports Times-Union’s Mike DiRocco.
- Auburn’s Dyer ready for bigger role, writes John Zenor of AP.
- Auburn’s Ford out for the season, reports Ledger-Enquirer’s Andy Bitter.
- South Carolina D-line moving forward, writes Brad Senkiw of Anderson Independent.
- Crowell still looking to take it to the house, reports Chip Towers of AJC.
- Petrino wants players fresh, reports Chris Bahn of Arkansas 360.
- New UT AD says SEC will expand beyond 13, reports Beth Rucker of AP.
- Mr. SEC grades potential SEC partners.
- Tennessee kicker looks ahead, reports Patrick Brown of Times Free Press.
SEC: Texas A&M joins club; More trouble for Tennessee
Published September 27, 2011 7:57 am SEC ClosedTags: Bill Byrne, C.J. Mosley, Gary Pinkel, Malcolm Mitchell, Nick Saban, Will Muschamp
SEC links for Tuesday:
- Tennessee could find itself right back in the NCAA doghouse, reports the AP. A former football assistant is accused of paying for a recruit’s visit.
- Texas A&M athletic director Bill Byrne says the Aggies intend to win in the SEC, reports Hugh Kellenberger of the Clarion-Ledger. Texas A&M didn’t do a whole lot of winning in the Big 12, however.
- Mike Strange of the Knoxville News-Sentinel writes that there are some previous SEC ties to Texas A&M. One is former UT legend Robert Neyland who spent a year in College Station before going to West Point.
SEC: Fans seeing red over Georgia’s new uniforms
Published August 21, 2011 7:52 am SEC ClosedTags: Bobby Petrino, Chris Relf, John Brantley, Lews Miles, Nick Saban, Steve Spurrier, Tyler Bray, Will Muschamp
- Fans are seeing red, but players like Georgia’s new football uniforms
- Spurrier says South Carolina is a “bunch of overrated dudes right now”
- Joe Medley: Not disrespect, just logic that has Auburn at No. 23 in AP poll
- Dissecting the AP college football poll
- Angry Les Miles promises more discipline at LSU
- Is karma catching up to LSU?
- No compliance director can save a school from a rouge booster
- Will Muschamp backs Florida assistant coach mentioned in Miami scandal story
- Ole Miss decides to let quarterback battle continue
- Vanderbilt quarterback spot crowded with transfer
- At Alabama, Nick Saban likes his quarterbacks
- Petrino confident in team leadership at Arkansas
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SEC: Auburn names Barrett Trotter starting quarterback
Published August 19, 2011 6:56 am SEC ClosedTags: Barrett Trotter, Clint Moseley, John Chavis, Nick Saban, Tyler Bray, Vick Ballard, Will Muschamp
- Trotter ready as Auburn’s starter, reports Charles Goldberg of Birmingham News.
- Trotter and Clint Moseley prayed together, reports Jay G. Tate of the Advertiser.
- Saban discusses recruiting allegations, reports Izzy Gould of the Birmingham News.
- Chavis is the wise man of LSU staff, writes Glenn Guilbeau of Shreveport Times.
- Ballard is quietly one of the SEC’s best, writes Edward Aschoff of espn.com.
- MSU fully embraces the hybrid craze, writes Brandon Marcello of the Clarion-Ledger.
- John Adams of KNS writes that Tyler Bray isn’t planning on a long run.
- Muschamp still putting in defenses, writes Rachel George of the Orlando Sentinel.
- Gators say two remain eligible, reports Mike DiRocco of the Florida Times-Union.
- Georgia’s Williams trying to make loss less painful, reports Chip Towers of the AJC.
- Freshman tackle progressing at USC, reports Gene Sapakoff of the Charleston P-C.
- Arkansas’ tight ends ready, reports Robbie Neiswanger of the Arkansas News.
SEC: League expansion not dead yet, just delayed
Published August 15, 2011 7:54 am SEC ClosedTags: Bruce Ellington, Derek Dooley, Will Muschamp, Zack Mettenberger
- Expansion delayed, not dead, writes Cecil Hurt of Tuscaloosa News.
- A Q&A on SEC expansion, from Mr. SEC.
- SEC waiting on a Texas A&M-Big 12 divorce, says Dr. Saturday.
- Will decision deter Aggies? asks ESPN’s Ivan Maisel.
- Ellington making seamless transition, writes Andrew Miller of Post-Courier.
- Underrated feels just fine to Auburn fans, says Anniston Star’s Joe Medley.
- Rick Cleveland of C-L writes on Ole Miss’ $150 million athletics fund drive.
- Former MSU athlete dealing with broken neck, reports Brad Locke of Daily Journal.
- David Climer of Tennessean writes on Derek Dooley and Old School English.
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SEC: Tyler Bray’s improvement; Rotnei Clarke to Butler
Published August 2, 2011 8:20 am SEC ClosedTags: Austin Johnson, G.A. Mangus, Jadeveon Clowney, Rotnei Clarke, Toney Williams, Tyler Bray, Will Muschamp
SEC links for Tuesday:
- Mark Wiedmer: Teammates say Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray progressing
- Mike Strange: Bray says he is hungry to improve
- UT’s Austin Johnson will be punished, but he will practice after arrest
- Tennessee tailback Toney Williams will transfer
- Arkansas transfer Rotnei Clarke picks Butler over Oklahoma
- LSU sets record for season football ticket sales
- Pat Dooley: Is Florida buying into Will Muschamp?
- Suspended South Carolina quarterbacks coach will be back by Wednesday
- Clowney says he’s ready for big season at South Carolina
- Auburn to start football practice with plenty of new faces
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SEC: Slive’s big ideas, Spurrier’s swagger and Gators’ chip
Published July 21, 2011 7:52 am SEC 1 CommentTags: Bobby Petrino, Chris Relf, Dan Mullen, Mike Blakely, Mike Slive, Ron Zook, Stephen Garcia, Steve Spurrier, Urban Meyer, Will Muschamp
SEC links for Thursday:
- SEC commissioner Mike Slive has too much to do to retire, writes Kevin Scarbinsky of the Birmingham News.
- Joe Medley of the Anniston Star writes that the SEC commissioner started off the proceedings with some big talk about academic reform and NCAA rules.
- Slive shows he wants to be out in front of the debate, says my H-L column.
- Slive wants to alter the landscape, writes Mark Schlabach of espn.com.
- The commish has ideas and they’re not stupid, says Gregg Doyel of CBS Sports.
- Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel argues that Ron Zook left Urban Meyer a better program at Florida than Meyer left Will Muschamp.
- Mark Bradley of the AJC doesn’t think Muschamp is the next Zook.
- South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier has his old swagger back after winning division title, writes Mike Herndon of the Mobile Press-Register.
- Spurrier knows that repeating won’t be easy, reports Jennifer Smith of the H-L.
- With former UK associate AD Scott Stricklin at the helm, Mississippi State pulls in a record $37.6 million in private donations, reports the AP.
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SEC: Conference boasts high-paid assistant coaches
Published May 15, 2011 7:26 am SEC ClosedTags: Aaron Douglas, Alan Faneca, Cameron Newton, Chandler Parsons, John Pelphrey, Marcus Lattimore, Will Muschamp
SEC links for Sunday:
- SEC assistants are some of the highest paid in college football, reports Matt Murschel of the Orlando Sentinel.
- John Pelphrey will earn $180,000 as assistant at Florida, reports Robbie Neiswanger of the Arkansas News.
- Rivals are united in grief over the death of Alabama lineman Aaron Douglas, writes Cecil Hurt of the Tuscaloosa News.
- Tennessee’s NCAA hearing figures to be intense, writes Andrew Gribble of the Knoxville News-Sentinel.
- Tennessee wins SEC softball title, reports Kory Keys for the Knoxville News-Sentinel.
- Don’t count out Auburn football next season, writes Mike Herndon of the Mobile Press-Register.
- Cam Newton trying to mitigate effects of NFL lockout, writes Brett Martel of AP.
- Alan Faneca should have bust at Hall of Fame, writes Scott Rabalais of The Advocate.
- Recruiting OK for Tennessee, reports Patrick Brown of the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
- Wingo’s walk-off gives South Carolina a big win over Arkansas, writes Chris Dearing of The State.
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