SEC lunch links

July, 30, 2012

7/30/12

1:00

PM ET

By Chris Low | ESPN.com

Ready or not, football season is here. Here are a few SEC links as we count down to the start of practice in the league later this week:

Some reaction to Alabama noseguard Jesse Williams bench-pressing 600 pounds.
Charles Goldberg of The Birmingham News breaks down the Auburn offensive line.
Tennessee defensive end Marlon Walls is on board with the Vols' new defense and their new attitude.
Georgia lands a commitment from tight end Jordan Davis of Thomson, Ga. Davis is rated by ESPN as the No. 16 tight end prospect in the country.
The Vols can't afford Tyler Bray's antics, writes David Climer of The Tennessean.
Quarterback James Franklin's health is the major topic as Missouri begins practice this week.
Jon Solomon of The Birmingham News takes a look at how the 12th game has manipulated college football.
Sophomore Donte Moncrief is one of the bright spots for Ole Miss.
Former NFL great Warren Moon weighs in on his old teammate, Brent Pease, Florida's new offensive coordinator.
Some of the SEC's top running backs hope to return to pre-injury form.
Ole Miss is offering a scholarship to top prospect Robert Nkemdiche ... and the rest of the Grayson Five.
Kentucky coach Joker Phillips makes an emotional plea for fans to support the Wildcats' football program.

Chris Low | email

College Football

ESPN.com SEC blogger
Joined ESPN.com in 2007
Wrote for The (Nashville) Tennessean

Tags:

Auburn Tigers, Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida Gators, Kentucky Wildcats, Tennessee Volunteers, Mississippi Rebels, Georgia Bulldogs, Missouri Tigers, Knile Davis, Joker Phillips, Marcus Lattimore, Tyler Bray, James Franklin, Jesse Williams, Warren Moon, Donte Moncrief, Brent Pease, Robert Nkemdiche

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