SEC Headlines – 9/3/10 Part Two
September 3rd, 2010 11:43 AM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink ║ Tags: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
1. For the fourth straight year, Alabama will have at least one player suspended for NCAA rules violations.
2. Freshman linebacker CJ Mosley could have an immediate impact (as a backup) with the Tide.
3. Mark Ingram says the guys on Bama’s offense “want to be the best in school history.”
4. Auburn will use its young defensive linemen earlier and more often than its young offensive linemen.
5. Arkansas State’s offense will have some similarities to Auburn’s tomorrow.
6. Left tackle Lee Ziemba is working to create more leverage for himself when engaging defenders.
7. This writer says that Dan Mullen is facing a “must-win game” against Memphis. Year Two, Game One, Must Win? A little hyperbole never hurt anyone.
8. Making matters tough for Mullen is the fact that Memphis has a new coach… and therefore the element of surprise is in their favor.
9. Chris Relf will get the start at quarterback tomorrow but Tyler Russell could see first-half action, too.
10. The SEC will hand down bell-related monetary fines to MSU at end of the season, not on a week-to-week basis. “The bell tolls for thee, Grossbard.”
11. Whether starting defensive end Kentrell Lockett will return to Ole Miss — after heart issues last Saturday — is up in the air at this point.
12. The Rebels will need to fill the sizable void left by his absence.
13. Hosuton Nutt says Randall Mackey will get plenty of snaps at quarterback behind Nathan Stanley tomorrow.
