Lunchtime links: Hogs' Smith to get help

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July, 16, 2009

Jul 16

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By Chris Low

Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low

Taking a look at what's making headlines in the SEC:

Michael Smith won't have to do it alone this season in the Arkansas backfield. He's healthy again and so is freshman Knile Davis, who's coming off surgery after breaking his ankle in the spring.

Ole Miss star Dexter McCluster feels fortunate to have survived last weekend's fiery crash without any serious injuries. Defensive end Greg Hardy aggravated a foot injury in the crash and will be re-evaluated by the specialist who performed his surgery in the offseason. Hardy's status for the start of preseason practice is uncertain at this point.

Tennessee quarterback Jonathan Crompton says he and his teammates feel more comfortable in the Vols' new offensive scheme.

Florida's Tim Tebow takes home an ESPY as the Best Male College Athlete. Tebow also received the honor in 2008.

Auburn lands a commitment from a junior college defensive end, Joel Bonomolo, who hopes to graduate early and be on campus in time for spring practice in 2010.

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Uncategorized, Michael Smith, Dexter McCluster, Jonathan Crompton, Tim Tebow, Greg Hardy, Ole Miss Rebels, Florida Gators, Tennessee Vols, Arkansas Razorbacks, Auburn Tigers

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