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September, 26, 2012

9/26/12

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So "Frankenweenie" looks pretty good, no?

The SEC continues to churn out elite defenders.
Harvey Updyke says he wasn't terrorizing anyone over the return of a lawnmower.
Bill Clinton weighs in on the struggles at Arkansas.
Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson is winning the game he can control.
Georgia will test the progress of Tennessee's running game.
Alabama linebacker C.J. Mosley embraces a louder presence with the Tide.
Aaron Murray's "nerdy" approach helps him net records and wins for Georgia.
LSU offensive lineman Josh Dworacyzk hopes to rebound after the Auburn game.
Akeem Auguste and D.J. Swearinger are set to return to South Carolina's secondary this weekend against Kentucky.
Former Auburn coach Pat Dye says he "wouldn't swap Gene Chizik for 10 Nick Sabans."
Jason Leiser of the Palm Beach Post writes that Florida tackle Xavier Nixon could be struggling to keep his job on the Gators' line.
Texas A&M running back Christine Michael will continue to come off of the bench.
Missouri defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson has been muzzled but is making noise on the field.
Mississippi State players and coaches want to improve their focus.
Kentucky's trio of freshmen cornerbacks is making noise in the Wildcats' secondary.
Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace sat out the Rebels' Tuesday practice.

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