SEC junior college signees

December, 22, 2011

12/22/11

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By Chris Low | ESPN.com

Here's a look at the junior college players signing with SEC schools. The junior college signing period opened on Wednesday:

ALABAMA

CB Travell Dixon, Eastern Arizona College, chose Alabama over Florida State, Miami and Mississippi State

ARKANSAS

DE Austin Flynn, Los Angeles Harbor College, chose Arkansas over Oregon State

FLORIDA

DT Damien Jacobs, East Mississippi Community College, chose Florida over Tennessee, Mississippi State, Texas A&M and Texas Tech

GEORGIA

OT Mark Beard, Coffeyville (Kan.) Community College, chose Georgia over Arkansas, Mississippi State and West Virginia

MISSISSIPPI STATE

DE Denico Autry, East Mississippi Community College, chose Mississippi State over Alabama, Auburn, North Carolina, Miami and Tennessee
C Dylan Holley, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, chose Mississippi State over East Carolina, Marshall, South Florida and UAB
OT Charles Siddoway, Butte (Calif.) College, chose Mississippi State over Arkansas State, Florida International, Iowa State, Texas Tech and Pittsburgh

OLE MISS

OT Darone Bailey, Coahoma (Miss.) Community College, chose Ole Miss over Kentucky
OT Pierce Burton, City College of San Francisco, chose Ole Miss over Florida, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia and Texas Tech
CB Dehendret Collins, Copiah-Lincoln Community College, chose Ole Miss over Louisiana Tech, Iowa State and Troy

TENNESSEE

DT Darrington Sentimore, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, chose Tennessee over Texas A&M, Miami and Mississippi State

Chris Low | email

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Joined ESPN.com in 2007
Wrote for The (Nashville) Tennessean

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