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Practice is starting soon, and I’m curious to see how many snaps QB-turned-TE Jordan Reed takes the rest of the spring. Reed worked out of the shotgun on Monday and looked pretty solid. His presence might provide much-needed depth behind John Brantley. Besides, Brantley’s primary backup, early enrollee Trey Burton, should be getting ready for the prom.

But Reed is also one of two healthy tight ends in this spring’s effort to replace Aaron Hernandez. Neither early enrollee Gerald Christian nor Reed, a redshirt freshman, have collegiate game experience. Redshirt freshman TE Desmond Parks is out after wrist surgery.

It’s my guess that Florida thinks Reed is capable enough to handle the workload for both positions. That’s why Reed could prove to be one of Florida’s most valuable players come fall.

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The United State Basketball Writers Association named Victoria Dunlap of Kentucky to its women’s All-America team.

Ole Miss men's golfer Jonathan Randolph has been named the SEC Golfer of the Week, the league office announced Wednesday.
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The Auburn football team held its fifth practice of the spring season Wednesday morning, working out for more than two hours under sunny skies at the Athletics Complex practice fields.
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Vanderbilt senior guard will be one of 24 seniors to take part in the 2010 Reese’s All-Star Game as part of Final Four Friday at Lucas Oil Stadium. Tip-off is scheduled for 4:35 p.m. and admission is free to the public. The game is being televised by CBS College Sports.
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LSU leads the series with Georgia 55-17-2, and the Bulldogs are the last team to win an SEC regular season series against the Tigers dating back to 2008.
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Three Hogs earn natioanl recognizition by ITA rankings released on Tuesday.
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Todd Van Emst, AuburnAuburn offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, shown here last season against LSU, is choosing between four quarterbacks.Notes and quotes from Auburn’s fifth spring practice of the season…* Offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn is on his way to slicing Auburn’s…

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My classmate and former 1st round selection Jeremy Sowers has apparently be released by the Indians according to FoxSports, http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/player/jeremy-sowers/news/376111.

They say he will head to the minors if he clears waivers but I can’t imagine another team not jumping at the chance to get a good lefty prospect this late in the spring. While Sowers hasn’t lived up to his potential yet, he is still very young (Pitchers like Quarterbacks often don’t hit their prime till their late 20′s early 30′s in my opinion). I’d love to see my Mets pick him up as our entire pitching staff (with the exception of Santana) is horrendous.

Also Kyle Fuller, who I think is going to be VERY important to the basketball team’s success next season was named HS Gametime Player of the Year. Whatever that means. Here’s an article and the video that goes along with it. Good stuff.
http://www.pe.com/sports/highschool/content/all/stories/PE_Sports_Local_W_hsgt_fuller_poy_28.48283d7.html

On Campus in Nashville – The full-contact theme of Vanderbilt’s spring drills didn’t change as the Commodores entered their third week of practice Tuesday.

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