Blog: Latest Bama News 9/8/14

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SEC Headlines 9/8/2014-mrsec


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1. Cornerback Eddie Jackson returned to Alabama at a time of need in the secondary.
2. Why hasn't Alabama tight end O.J. Howard played a larger role in the offense?
3. Watch Auburn defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson evaluate his defense against San Jose State.
4. Auburn's linebacker tandem of Cassanova McKinzy and Kris Frost appears to be on the rise.
5. Arkansas set a couple of SEC records in its 73-7 win against Nicholls State on Saturday.
6. Florida's offense is eager to face an SEC team after its dominant performance against Eastern Michigan.
7. Wide receivers Malcolm Mitchell and Justin Scott-Wesley are doubtful to play against South Carolina on Saturday.
8. South Carolina's first concern on defense will be trying to slow down running back Todd Gurley.
9. LSU has shutout its opponents for the past 85 game minutes — nearly six full quarters.
10. Missouri coach Gary Pinkel: "I think we can be a pretty good team. But if we don’t get better, we won’t be a real good team."
11. A brutal weekend for the Big Ten could help the SEC get two teams into the playoff, writes Barrett Sallee.
12. Bob Stoops will likely talk about how good Tennessee is this week, which would contradict his previous thoughts.
13. Texas A&M's backups received some valuable playing time in the Aggies' win over Lamar on Saturday.
14. Kentucky coach Mark Stoops on QB Patrick Towles: "He's just a big guy. He's sneaky fast."
15. Legendary Mississippi State broadcaster Jack Cristil died at the age of 88 on Sunday, the school announced.
Extra
16. Here's the latest Associated Press poll. Top five: Florida State, Oregon, Alabama, Oklahoma, Auburn.
17. Adam Kramer hands out some superlatives from week two of the college football season.
18. Is Oregon even better in the post Chip Kelly era? Bruce Feldman thinks so. That's scary.
19. Dennis Dodd examines the Pat Haden sideline rant from USC's win over Stanford.
20. It's not a good time at Michigan following the Wolverines' blowout loss to Notre Dame.
 

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Muschamp: Florida TE Jake McGee out for season - CBSSports.com via rbr

Will Muschamp confirmed after the game that transfer tight end Jake McGee suffered a broken tibia and fibula in his left leg and will miss the remainder of the season. "So disappointed for him, a guy that came in here and, very difficult to come into a situation for one year," Muschamp said. "He has done it as well as you can imagine ... It's extremely disappointing for him."​



And that's the transfer tight end that they were hoping would turn into a major contributor in the passing game. It always sucks to lose players. To lose them in a blowout win against an overmatched opponent is just salt in the wound.
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OT D.J. Humphries out 2-3 weeks with bone chip-rbr

Florida offensive tackle D.J. Humphries was injured in the first quarter of Florida's 65-0 win over Eastern Michigan, and the junior starter at left tackle will likely be out at least two to three weeks with a bone chip in his ankle. Humphries headed to the locker room midway through the first quarter and did not return.

"Injury-wise, D.J. Humphries is going to be (out) probably two weeks," coach Will Muschamp said. "He has a chip on his bone in his ankle, and it's not anything serious. There's no surgical issues there. We will know much more tomorrow, but (head athletic trainer) Paul (Silverstri) felt like it would be a two- to three-week situation. There's going to be some swelling and it's going to be sore, but no surgery is needed. He's going to be back."


That's the starting left tackle, who has to be considered questionable against Bama.
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