Who has the most to prove in the SEC?

Instead of singling out entire teams, ESPN's Chris Low picks out parts of teams: Click Here

SEC 'looking into' possible 2010 football schedule changes

At the request of Alabama's football program, the Southeastern Conference is continuing to look into possible changes to the league's 2010 football schedule to ease the burden of bye weeks for opponents facing the Crimson Tide....more

Can Bama Repeat?

Obama declares "The Tide is back"

White House Press Secretary and Auburn fan Robert Gibbs was hiding in his office when the Crimson Tide visited the nation's capitol, President Barack Obama joked while addressing the University of Alabama football team Monday afternoon....more

SEC Football Out of Conference 2010

Here's what's on tap in 2010 for the SEC out of conference schedule:

ALABAMA: San Jose State, Penn State, at Duke, Georgia State

AUBURN: Arkansas State, Clemson, Louisiana-Monroe, UT-Chattanooga

ARKANSAS: Tennessee Tech, Louisiana-Monroe, Texas A&M (neutral site), UTEP

FLORIDA: Miami (OH), USF, Appalachian State, at Florida State

GEORGIA: Louisiana-Lafayette, at Colorado, Idaho State, Georgia Tech

KENTUCKY: at Louisville, Akron, Western Kentucky, Charleston Southern

LSU: North Carolina (neutral site), West Virginia, McNeese State, Louisiana-Monroe

MISSISSIPPI STATE: Memphis, Alcorn State, at Houston, UAB

OLE MISS: Jacksonville State, at Tulane, Fresno State, Louisiana-Lafayette

SOUTH CAROLINA: Southern Miss, Furman, Troy, at Clemson

TENNESSEE: UT-Martin, Oregon, UAB, at Memphis

VANDERBILT: Northwestern, at Connecticut, at Eastern Michigan, Wake Forest

Here's a quick breakdown of some essentials to be gleaned from this list:

What to watch in the SEC East & West this spring

Here’s a breakdown of some of the issues facing each SEC East & West team heading into the spring: Eastern Division & Western Division

Mallett breaks foot; out 3-4 months

Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett suffered a broken left foot during conditioning drills Wednesday and will miss all of spring practice.....more

SEC pre-spring power rankings

Wasn’t it just yesterday that Alabama’s Nick Saban was raising that crystal trophy out in California? It sure seems so, but the start of spring practice in the SEC is only two weeks away. LSU cranks it up on Feb. 25, which means it’s time for the pre-spring power rankings. There’s not much drama as to who’s No. 1. The Crimson Tide haven’t lost a regular-season game since 2007 and are coming off their first national championship in 17 years. Even with nine starters departing on defense, they still head into the spring as the clear-cut favorite in the SEC.
Here’s a look at the entire poll: Click Here

5 Newcomers to watch in the SEC in 2010

Not even a week removed from signing day, and we’re ready to trot out five newcomers to watch in the SEC next season. Let’s face it. There are always guys who emerge that nobody really saw coming. Look at what Vanderbilt’s Warren Norman did last season, tying the SEC record with three kickoff returns for touchdowns. Keep in mind, too, that newcomers include redshirt freshmen, junior college transfers and transfers from other FBS schools. Granted, it’s early, but here are five new faces to watch for next season in the SEC: Click Here

SEC football recruiting rankings

Olive Branch senior Shon Coleman signed his national letter of intent to attend Auburn University on Wednesday morning. Click here for SEC Rankings