Lunchtime links: Something missing at Georgia?

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September, 9, 2009

Sep 9

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By Chris Low

Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low

Making the rounds in the SEC:

Columnist Mark Bradley of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution writes that something is missing at Georgia, and it's not talent.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier wants to open it up a little more offensively this week against Georgia.
Florida freshman receiver Andre Debose will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a torn hamstring.
Tennessee picks up a commitment from Kingsburg, Calif., quarterback Tyler Bray, who was previously committed to San Diego State.
LSU coach Les Miles said he wanted to play freshman Russell Shepard against Washington, but that the Tigers ran out of plays.
Mississippi State running back Robert Elliott runs like he hasn't in a while, writes Ron Higgins of The Memphis Commercial Appeal.
After being shot the week of the Virginia Tech game, Alabama defensive end Brandon Deaderick says he should be 100 percent "real soon."
Auburn's Adam Herring fights through an assortment of setbacks to start for the Tigers at linebacker in the opener.

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Auburn Tigers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida Gators, LSU Tigers, South Carolina Gamecocks, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Tennessee Volunteers, Georgia Bulldogs, Steve Spurrier, Les Miles, Andre Debose, Brandon Deaderick, Robert Elliott, Mark Richt, Adam Herring

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