Afternoon links: Ingram will be limited
November, 30, 2009
11/30/09
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Chris Low | ESPN.com
We take an afternoon look at what's making headlines in the SEC:
- Alabama coach Nick Saban says running back Mark Ingram will practice Monday, but will be limited after suffering a hip pointer last week against Auburn.
- Randy Rosetta of The Baton Rouge Advocate writes that 9-3 should be good enough for LSU fans.
- Jeff Schultz of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution says Georgia coach Mark Richt should end the speculation and make a quick decision on the fate of defensive coordinator Willie Martinez.
- Joe Person of The State newspaper wonders if the young Carolina is the "New Carolina?"
- John Clay of The Lexington Herald-Leader wonders if Kentucky's succession plan is still guaranteed to succeed.
- Houston Nutt and Ole Miss look to regroup after ending the regular season with a disappointing 41-27 loss to Mississippi State.
- Tennessee senior quarterback Jonathan Crompton shakes off the early interception and plays his best in the clutch in the Vols' overtime win over Kentucky.
- Kevin Scarbinsky of The Birmingham News wonders why the Iron Bowl struggle last week didn't drop Alabama in the polls like it did Auburn in 2004.
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