Lunchtime links

June, 18, 2012

6/18/12

12:30

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Not the most exciting finish to the U.S. Open, but that squawking fan was pretty entertaining. So are all of these links ...

Friends and family remember former Auburn football player Ed Christian at an emotional memorial service.
Father's Day is bittersweet for Ole Miss assistant Dan Werner.
Athlon Sports takes a look at 25 SEC Heisman candidates for 2012.
David Climer of the Tennessean writes that college football playoffs need a selection committee.
Vanderbilt adds top recruits to its 2013 recruiting class.
Junior college defensive tackle Ben Bradley committed to Tennessee over the weekend.
Birmingham artist Steve Skipper paints some of the big plays of Alabama and Auburn football.
Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin expects "growing pains" as the Aggies make the move to the SEC.
Eric Reid's father wants his son to leave a legacy at LSU.
One of Florida's linebacker commits was ejected from Florida State's camp after throwing up the Gator chomp.
SEC nonconference games you won't want to miss this fall.
The No. 6 most important game for Georgia, according to Seth Emerson of the Macon Telegraph, is the Vanderbilt game.
Local quarterback is hoping for an offer from Missouri.
Alabama hosts top linemen at weekend camp.
Jon Solomon of the Birmingham News wonders if Missouri and Texas A&M can cut it in the SEC.
The Clarion Ledger's Hugh Kellenberger continues his look at the 75 most important Ole Miss Rebels with No. 51: Philander Moore.
Auburn defensive tackle Jeff Whitaker says the Tigers' experienced defensive line will be a plus for Auburn this fall.
Kentucky says its Wildcats billboard on Louisville's campus isn't what it looks like.
Auburn coach Gene Chizik comes in at No. 20 in the Clarion Ledger's look at the 25 most important people concerning Mississippi State football.

Edward Aschoff | email

College Football

ESPN.com SEC blogger
Joined ESPN.com in 2011
Wrote for The Gainesville Sun

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