SEC Headlines 9/2/2014-mrsec
SEC Football1. Nick Saban says it's a good thing Lane Kiffin was on Alabama's sideline. TV networks are saying the same thing.
2. Saban wasn't too happy about the idea of playing with less effort just because Alabama is preparing for a weaker opponent.
3. How good was Auburn QB Jeremy Johnson against Arkansas? Gus Malzahn: "He was phenomenal. Phenomenal."
4. Auburn played only four true freshmen against Arkansas. Expect more playing time for the youngsters in the future.
5. Georgia receivers Malcolm Mitchell and Justin Scott-Wesley are improving but aren't back from injury yet.
6. Big plays were key for LSU in its comeback win against Wisconsin on Saturday.
7. Who might end up being LSU's go-to receiver? Here's a look at the options.
8. Florida's suspended players against Idaho will be back in action this week despite not really serving a suspension.
9. Russell Hansbrough looks like he'll be a key offensive threat for Missouri this season.
10. Justin Worley proved Sunday that he was the right choice for Tennessee's starting quarterback, writes Barrett Sallee.
11. Kenny Hill and Todd Gurley received Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors for their incredible performances during the opening weekend.
12. The pats on the back are over for Kentucky as the Wildcats look to improve from their opening weekend.
13. South Carolina is preparing for East Carolina's "Air Raid" attack on offense.
14. Who will start at quarterback for Vanderbilt against Ole Miss? Vandy coach Derek Mason won't say publicly.
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15. Baylor quarterback Bryce Petty is day-to-day with transverse processes fractures in his back.
16. It looks like Michigan has a revived running attack with Derrick Green and De'Veon Smith.
17. Wisconsin running back Melvin Gordon suffered a hip injury but says he's "ready to roll" moving forward.
18. Louisville beat Miami on Monday in Bobby Petrino's return to the Cardinals.
