SEC lunch links

August, 24, 2012

8/24/12

12:39

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By Chris Low | ESPN.com

A Friday stroll around the league:

A look at the 40 must-see games in the SEC this season, according to Athlon Sports.
Kiehl Frazier didn't get the Auburn starting quarterback job simply by default, writes Kevin Scarbinsky of The Birmingham News.
Alabama running back Eddie Lacy returns to practice after spraining his knee and ankle in last Saturday's scrimmage.
Mike Strange of The Knoxville News-Sentinel wonders if the reward Da'Rick Rogers offered the Vols was worth the risk.
Missouri offensive guard Jack Meiners is the latest Tigers' offensive lineman to go down with an injury.
LSU linebacker Kevin Minter is following in Kelvin Sheppard's footsteps.
Tyrann Mathieu plans to enroll this semester at LSU, according to two of his teammates.
Ole Miss is working overtime to get freshman defensive end Channing Ward up to speed.
Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen says freshman Will Redmond has been practicing with the team.
Arkansas running back Knile Davis will get his first live contact in Friday's scrimmage.
Vanderbilt will rely on a pair of senior kickers on special teams.
Florida's defense will be even more aggressive in Year No. 2 under defensive coordinator Dan Quinn.
Georgia coach Mark Richt says the Bulldogs are close to nailing down their starters on the offensive line.
Texas A&M is poised to play a ton of freshmen this season.
Kentucky's Maxwell Smith is settling in as the Wildcats' starting quarterback.

Chris Low | email

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

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