Lunchtime links: Spikes may not play

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October, 23, 2009

Oct 23

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By Chris Low

Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low

A little Friday linkage from the world of SEC football:

Florida senior linebacker Brandon Spikes is "50-50" for the Mississippi State game with his lingering groin injury, according to Florida coach Urban Meyer.
Meyer says the SEC made the right call in suspending the officiating crew that made the personal foul call on Arkansas' Malcolm Sheppard.
The Alabama passing attack that had been sizzling is suddenly fizzling, writes Don Kausler Jr. of The Birmingham News.
LSU senior running back Charles Scott is ready to turn it loose this second half of the season.
After some solid practices this week, South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier wants to see quarterback Stephen Garcia play with more confidence this weekend.
Mississippi State defensive end Pernell McPhee is fired up and ready to go against the school he grew up a fan of down in Pahokee, Fla.
Chirpy defensive end Kentrell Lockett has emerged as the leader of Ole Miss' talented defensive line, writes David Brandt of The Jackson Clarion-Ledger.
Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino is reprimanded by the SEC for comments he made about the officials on his television show.
Auburn must step up to stave off a collapse in the second half of the season, writes Tommy Hicks of The Mobile Press-Register.

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Alabama Crimson Tide, Arkansas Razorbacks, Florida Gators, LSU Tigers, South Carolina Gamecocks, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Mississippi Rebels, Steve Spurrier, Bobby Petrino, Urban Meyer, Greg McElroy, Charles Scott, Pernell McPhee, Brandon Spikes, Stephen Garcia

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