Morning Notes From Around The SEC
August 11th, 2009 08:46 AM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink ║ Tags: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
The New York Times takes a look at a new “all Tim Tebow, all the time” blog that is an experiment in “hyper-topical blogging.” Another term might be “online stalking.”
Jon Solomon (normally of The Birmingham News) has put together a comparison of the SEC and the post-expansion ACC for an Atlantic Coast Conference website.
Chris Low of ESPN.com writes that Ole Miss quarterback Jevan Snead is primed for another big year. (Hopefully with fewer turnovers.)
No surprise here: ESPN’s “College GameDay” will be on-hand for the Alabama-Virginia Tech game in Atlanta.
Terence Jeffers-Harris, the former UConn receiver who was expected to provide a playmaker to Vanderbilt’s offense, has not been cleared academically by the NCAA.
And Tony Barnhart of The AJC posts a Q&A with CBS color analyst Gary Danielson today. You can check here to read the responses, but here are the questions fired at the former NFL quarterback:
1. Can Florida handle the hype?
2. Who’ll be he surprise team in the SEC?
3. Can Alabama repeat in the West?
4. Are you on the Ole Miss bandwagon?
5. Is the SEC starting to separate itself from the rest of college football?
