Ole Miss writer Christina Steube summarizes what has happened in the SEC this season. The West has obviously been the most dominant division this year – something that is different from years past.
I can remember Gator fans extremely optimistic about the transition from Tim Tebow to John Brantley as the leader of the Florida Gator offense. Fans thought Brantley would have a big, big year putting up large numbers. Many speculated that Brantley could enter his 2011 senior season as a Heisman candidate after having a great
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Dan Mullen has Mississippi State in the thick of the SEC West race in two short years as the head coach. However, it should not come at any surprise, as success has followed Dan Mullen everywhere he has been.
Todd (Florida Fan) wrote in to follow up on his pre-game trash talking article. With the win, the Gators and fans are feeling pretty good about an Eastern division championship and getting to Atlanta.
Can you imagine in 2007 the headline being – “Tim Tebow Not The Greatest Running Quarterback On His Team?” Gator fans would call you crazy, and it would be down-right blasphemy. However, take a closer look and revisit that again in 2010. It may surprise you.
Auburn QB Cam Newton, originally the backup to Tim Tebow, is getting significant comparisons to Tebow, one of the greatest college players in the SEC and all of college football. As Newton’s numbers pile up and his Heisman talk intensifies, we’re going to track the comparison to Tebow here at Saturday Down South. Eight weeks
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In the course of your life how many times have you seen something that made you think to yourself, “Why didn’t I think of that?” Well, for me, it has happened three times. Oh, you don’t believe that? Well, let me give you more detail: The first time it happened was when I saw the
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Florida’s offensive woes are well documented and a hot topic in the college football arena this year. The reality is that if you’ve been watching the Florida program, the offensive woes go back to the start of last year when Steve Addazio took over the offense from departing Dan Mullen (now the head coach of
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Cameron Newton has developed into one of the best players in the country, if not the best, halfway through the 2010 season. If he stays the course, will he be able to bring home the Heisman trophy?
Auburn quarterback Cameron Newton is on pace to pass for 2,000 yards and rush for 1,000. This would make him a member of a very exclusive club where no one in SEC history has done it before. Only seven quarterbacks in FBS history have done it in the same season. Even the all-world Tim Tebow
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