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SEC daily: Tons of recruiting news, SEC players in Super Bowl XLIX and more
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Auburn and Florida are going head-to-head on some of the most heralded uncommitted recruits in the country in the final week. Will Gus Malzahn and former Gators coach Will Muschamp come out on top, or will new guy on the block Jim McElwain make a splash?
SEC daily recap: Wednesday, Jan. 28
Eastern Division
- Todd Gurley would make a great fit with the Seattle Seahawks at the end of the first round. Check out projections for every SEC running back in the NFL draft.
- In our countdown of the 10 best SEC teams of the last decade, Florida’s 2006 team checks in at No. 5.
- Just for fun, we compiled some of the most popular Tennessee football memes from the last year.
Western Division
- Crimson Tide fans should celebrate the return of offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin, which portends great things for 2015.
- We rank the 10 most important SEC alums in Super Bowl XLIX, and the West claims the top four, including a former LSU star at No. 1.
- Alabama, Arkansas and Auburn are among the schools on the winning end of the SEC’s most lopsided rivalries.
Recruiting
- We re-visited the 2011 recruiting class, particularly the linebackers, to see how they panned out. Hint: one Tennessee Volunteer performed especially well.
- Four-star DE Mekhi Brown has canceled his recruiting visit to LSU and will sign with Alabama.
- One week from National Signing Day, we look at the No. 7 best SEC recruiting target, LSU enrollee and CB Kevin Toliver.
- Georgia DB commitment Shaquery Wilson decided to play receiver at West Virginia instead.
- Less than seven days to go. How does the recruiting class of your favorite SEC team look as of today? We break down all 14 teams.
- Tennessee, LSU and Auburn are the three hottest SEC teams on the recruiting trail right now.
An itinerant journalist, Christopher has moved between states 11 times in seven years. Formally an injury-prone Division I 800-meter specialist, he now wanders the Rockies in search of high peaks.
