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July, 20, 2012

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By Edward Aschoff | ESPN.com

SEC media days are over, but the British Open is going strong.

Nick Saban disputes that he has too much power as Alabama's coach.
Saban and his players vow to avoid complacency like in 2010.
Jim Kleinpeter of The New Orleans Times-Picayune lists Les Miles' greatest hits from SEC media days.
LSU's defensive backs are still looking to get better in 2012.
Cotton Bowl officials want to learn more about the Champions Bowl.
The SEC needs a beast in the East in 2012.
Former Auburn running back Michael Dyer may be transferring yet again.
Missouri handled questions and doubts at media days.
Gary Pinkel owes break to Saban.
The commitment of Pulaski Academy tight end Hunter Henry should have Arkansas feeling even better about its recruiting efforts heading into the season.
Pat Dooley of the Gainesville Sun writes that Tennessee coach Derek Dooley might be on the hot seat but he deserves more time.
Tennessee is tired of talk and wants action in Year 3.
Ole Miss eyes South Carolina after Steve Spurrier takes a dig at the Rebels.
Vanderbilt coach James Franklin gets noticed at this year's SEC media days.
Year 2 could be key for Florida and coach Will Muschamp.
Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen welcomes raised expectations.
Georgia closed down SEC media days.
Risky recruiting has hurt Georgia.
Kentucky coach Joker Phillips says he'd be "crazy to fight" the school's basketball program.
Ole Miss players talk rivalry with Mississippi State, but coach Hugh Freeze is focused on Game 1.
Texas A&M could look to LSU to take its mind off of the Longhorns.

Edward Aschoff | email

College Football

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

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