SEC Headlines – 9/14/11 Part One

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1.  When in doubt, Florida runs the football.

2.  Charges against arrested Gator linebacker Dee Finley have been reduced to “resisting officer without violence.”

3.  Suspended UF hoopster Cody Larson has accepted deferred prosecution for a misdemeanor trespassing charge… but he’ll likely face jail time for violating stipulations put upon him following a South Dakota criminal case.

4.  Isaiah Crowell is going to get more touches at Georgia.

5.  A pair of freshman linebackers are being thrust into action for the Dawgs.

6.  Freshman O-lineman Darrian Miller is delivering for Kentucky.

7.  Basketball coach John Calipari hasn’t decided whether to coach the Dominican Republic National Team next summer.

8.  With triple-option Navy coming to Columbia this weekend, de facto defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson says “we’re just not tackling very well right now.”

9.  Steve Spurrier says freshman running back Shon Carson is likely done for the season with an ACL tear.

10.  Longtime Cock fans remember Navy’s upset of Carolina in 1984… and Marcus Lattimore is “kind of” tired of hearing about it.

11.  Florida doesn’t have the passer or pass-rushers Tennessee is used to facing in The Swamp… and that favors the Vols.

12.  UT’s offensive line has been keeping Tyler Bray’s jersey clean.

13.  Vanderbilt’s special teams play will be tested by Ole Miss.

14.  Vandy has agreed to start a four-game series with UMass next year… and their two road games will be played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.