SEC Headlines 7-23-2014-mrsec
SEC Football
1. University of Georgia police issue arrest warrant for five-star recruit who was attending a Georgia camp. Darnell Saloman accused of stealing iPhone and wallet containing cash and credit cards.
2. LSU defensive tackle Trey Lealaimatafao says he’s “doing well” after punching through glass in the LSU weight room.
3. LSU reportedly hires football coaching intern whose brother is a top 2016 quarterback recruit.
4. Completion of the south end zone renovation at LSU’s Tiger Stadium scheduled to be completed by August 22.
5. Construction work on Kentucky’s Commonwealth Stadium will continue through football season.
6. Most experienced defenses in the SEC? Returning production points to Ole Miss and Mississippi State.
7. Is defensive lineman Chris Jones the most talented player on the Mississippi State roster?
8. Ole Miss tight end Evan Engram caught two-thirds of the passes thrown his way in 2013.
9. Can the Berry brothers make an immediate impact at Tennessee?
10. Georgia has retooled its strength and conditioning routine in order to prepare for hurry-up no-huddle offenses.
11. Behind Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall, ‘it gets real interesting at the tailback spot’ for Georgia.
12. After losing four starters, Vanderbilt’s secondary is ‘almost unrecognizable.’
13. Here’s a lengthy breakdown of Will Muschamp’s day at ESPN.
14. Keep your eye on the quarterback battles at these five schools.
15. Kevin Scarbinsky says don’t be surprised if you see Alabama or Auburn facing Florida State in the first four-team College Football Playoff.
17. If Auburn repeats as SEC champions, it will become the first team to do so since Tennessee did it in 1997 and 1998.
18. Auburn senior center Reese Dismukes: “Thankfully I'm not a freshman anymore because I was terrible."
19. Arkansas coach Bret Bielema on the state of the Razorbacks program. “Until we get the right players in place…it’s not a great system for us right now. But it’s getting there.”
20. The Wall Street Journal’s ‘ridiculous’ realignment plan.
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22. Former Dallas Cowboys running back Robert Newhouse dead from heart disease at the age of 64.
