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August, 6, 2012

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By Edward Aschoff | ESPN.com

Some SEC coach should see if Usain Bolt has some eligibility for the fall. He's a baaaaaad man!

Wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham makes his debut for Missouri fans.
South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore returns to fall camp healthy and more mature.
Steve Spurrier is confident in quarterback Connor Shaw.
Vanderbilt's strength lies in its backfield.
Arkansas quarterback Brandon Mitchell spent most of his time on Sunday practicing with the wide receivers.
Arkansas fullback Kiero Small is eager for double duty with the Hogs.
Tradition and SEC competition motivate Texas A&M's defense.
Competition at quarterback still going for the Aggies.
Tennessee defensive back Brent Brewer is ready for the challenge in 2012.
Tennessee cornerback Justin Coleman is growing as he battles for playing time during camp.
Georgia defensive line coach Rodney Gardner delves into the Bulldogs' roster management issues.
Georgia running back Ken Malcome promises that his best is yet to come.
Offensive coordinator Doug Nussmeier feels fortunate to be at Alabama.
Mississippi State walk-on Jamil Golden impresses at the quarterback spot.
Freshman quarterback Jonathan Wallace impresses during Auburn's first week of practice.
There's still no separation at quarterback for Auburn.
Greg Studrawa is "more comfortable" heading into his second year as LSU's offensive coordinator.
LSU offensive lineman Josh Dworaczyk prefers playing more than coaching.
Pat Dooley of The Gainesville Sun writes that fall practice holds promise for Florida, but no promise for success.
Florida kicker Caleb Sturgis is aiming for a healthy 2012.
Kentucky is happy to be crowded in its backfield.
Ole Miss offensive lineman Patrick Junen feels stronger and better and is vying for a starting spot this fall.

Edward Aschoff | email

College Football

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

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