Checking in at No. 24 in the top 25 players for 2012 is LSU running back Spencer Ware. This guy is fast, he’s strong, and he’s physical. Ware is primed and ready to have a monster junior campaign for the LSU Tigers:
As one would expect, the SEC dominates the numbers as it does the BCS. The SEC ranked first in revenue among the conferences, reporting $244.4 million in 2010. Only the Big Ten was competitive at $232.4 million. Surprisingly, the Pac-10 came in sixth, behind all of the other automatic-qualifier conferences.
The National Football Foundation announced yesterday the names of the 76 players and eight coaches who will be on the 2012 Football Bowl Subdivision Ballot for induction into the College Football Hall Of Fame.
Get all your morning links and reading material while you are drinking your cup o’ coffee for Wednesday, February 29th. Wake up, SEC fans!
There’s plenty of speed to burn at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. Surprisingly, most of college football’s top speedsters, thus far, aren’t from the Southeastern Conference.
SDS begins its countdown for the top 25 players in the SEC for 2012. Starting off at No. 25 is Florida safety Matt Elam. Elam is a rising junior, and he is primed for a breakout season in 2012:
JUCO quarterback transfer Zach Mettenberger is officially ready to take over the reigns at quarterback for the defending SEC Champion LSU Tigers. Mettenberger has a big arm and has all the physical ability to be a great quarterback in this league the next two years:
The NFL combine is wrapping up soon, and some SEC players really made themselves some money over the past few days. Here are some of the results from the NFL combine for the 40-yard dash, vertical jump and bench press:
Get all your morning links and reading material while you are drinking your cup o’ coffee for Tuesday, February 28th. Wake up, SEC fans!
For a lot of college football fans, there is a void in their lives after national signing day has come and gone. The distance between the first Wednesday in February, and the start of pre-season practice in August, is seemingly endless. Thank God for spring football practice!
