The SEC dominated the talk of draft night, along with Ryan Tannehill’s wife. And here are five potential impact players in the SEC and five potential busts to keep an eye on next year in the NFL:
Former Georgia tight end Orson Charles was arrested early this morning and charged with a DUI in Athens, Georgia.
Texas A&M has officially hung the SEC logo in their equipment room on campus. The Aggies recently removed the Big 12 logo, and they are ready to turn the proverbial page and come into a real conference!
Check this out, the Home Depot in Tuscaloosa has numbered its aisles with the 14 championship years. Yes, this is SEC football at its finest. And yes, I think this is a great touch.
Imagine NFL scouts and general managers selecting players from an SEC-only player pool for this year’s draft. Strange right? Take away Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III and Justin Blackmon from the top picks and what’s left? A bunch of can’t-miss, Sunday-ready defensive stars from the nation’s toughest conference patrolling a backfield — or secondary — near you.
Georgia defensive back Sanders Commings was arrested early Saturday morning on a domestic violence charge. Jimmy Williamson, UGA police chief, said Commings and his girlfriend were in an alteration around 1 AM. Witnesses flagged down police officers shortly after the altercation took place.
Alabama has reportedly hired Doug Nussmeier to replace former offensive coordinator Jim McElwain, who accepted the Colorado State head coaching job.
Here is an up-to-date list of the SEC underclassmen who are declaring early for the NFL Draft 2012. It will be fun to see how this will all play out and where they will head in the NFL.
South Carolina star wide receiver Alshon Jeffery and defensive back Stephon Gilmore are both leaving South Carolina early and going to the NFL.
It is finally here. The BCS championship is just days away, not weeks. With all due respect, the only game that matters this bowl season is just around the corner. Sorry OK state, even though you won, giving up 38 points and 590 yards doesn’t make your case for #2 any stronger.
