Making the rounds in the SEC:
- There is peace for now in college football, writes Tony Barnhart of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
- Tennessee athletic director Mike Hamilton says the SEC doesn't need to make concessions to get Texas, or any other team, for that matter.
- Because everyone else stayed in place, the SEC stayed ahead, writes Perryn Keys of The Baton Rouge Advocate.
- Defensive end Jabrian Niles of Mobile, Ala., commits to Auburn. The 6-foot-2, 260-pound Niles is rated by ESPN as the country's No. 19 defensive end prospect.
- Running back Tom Smith of Apopka, Fla., committed to Tennessee. He's rated by ESPN as the country's No. 66 running back prospect.
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