For the first week of the season, all SEC teams in action play other SEC teams. There are five games on tap including the Cats and Cocks. How many jokes will we hear this week involving cocks? Seroiusly, probably enough to start a drinking game. SOUTH CAROLINA @ KENTUCKY 12:30 pm RAYCOM Oh [...]
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SEC Football: This Weekend's Games
Posted: 10th October 2008 by Derrick Johnson in Arkansas, Auburn, College Football, Florida Gators, Georgia, Kentucky Football, LSU football, SEC football, South Carolina, Steve Spurrier, Tennessee, VanderbiltTags: Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, SEC, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
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PREDICTIONS AND PONDERINGS
Posted: 18th September 2008 by seth stogsdill in Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida Gators, Georgia, LSU football, Ole Miss, SEC, SEC football, Tennessee, VanderbiltThis is a great week of SEC football coming up. It might be the best total package weekend in the SEC this year. Four games stand out. Florida @ Tennessee I know the games are always close at Knoxville, but have you seen Tennessee this year? They played like absolute garbage against UCLA and didn’t [...]
SEC POWER POLL ROUNDTABLE, WEEK 1!
Posted: 12th September 2008 by Kenny Colston in Alabama, Florida Gators, Georgia, SEC football, SEC Power Poll, UK footballWhen we signed up to do this SEC Power Poll thing, they hide a secret line in the contract that said once a week we must write a post, answering select questions while sitting at a roundtable. Just kidding. But this is the SEC power poll roundtable and you can find the original post and [...]
Around The SEC: Week 3
Posted: 12th September 2008 by Kenny Colston in Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, SEC football, South Carolina, Tennessee, VanderbiltLast week the SEC went 7-1 in non-conference games. The lone loss came when Wake Forest kicked a field goal as time expired to beat Mississippi 30-28. Elsewhere, the only close game occurred in Little Rock where Arkansas trailed Louisiana Monroe for most of the game but managed to pull out a victory late in [...]
Around The SEC: Who's Playing Who?
Posted: 5th September 2008 by Kenny Colston in Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida Gators, Georgia, LSU football, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, SEC football, South Carolina, Tennessee, VanderbiltLast week the league as a whole went 10-2 against non-conference opponents with Tennessee and Mississippi State suffering the only two losses. Thanks guys! Last night we got our first glimpse of league action with South Carolina visited Vanderbilt and left with a 24-17 defeat at the hands of the Commodores. On Saturday, the rest [...]
SEC Power Poll Ballot–Week 1
Posted: 3rd September 2008 by Kenny Colston in Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida Gators, Georgia, Kentucky Football, LSU football, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, SEC football, SEC Power Poll, South Carolina, Tennessee, UK football, VanderbiltWe told you before we are very thankful to be invited to be part of the SEC Power Poll. And even more thankful to be able to air our comments and ballot here. So this is what was just turned in. You get the first look! In reverse order. 12. Mississippi StateAnyone who put Croom [...]
SEC FOOTBALL: ON THE ROAD AND OUT OF CONFERENCE
Posted: 25th August 2008 by Kenny Colston in Arkansas, Auburn, Bobby Petrino, Florida Gators, Georgia, Louisville, SEC football, Tennessee, UK footballI am a Kentucky fan first, but an SEC fan second. One of the perks of playing football in the SEC is that you don’t have to beef up your OOC schedule with tough games because you play a vicious eight-game gauntlet that is almost always good enough to tilt the BCS standings in your [...]
Attacking Pre-Season Myths
Posted: 25th August 2008 by Kenny Colston in Auburn, Florida Gators, Georgia, Hunter Cantwell, Kentucky Football, Louisville, LSU football, Mississippi State, SEC football, Steve Spurrier, UK footballThe pre-season is usually a bunch of crap. Lies are told, bold predictions made and most people have no idea what they are talking about. That’s why we’re here to seperate the cow from the bull****. 1. Louisville’s experience at quarterback will be enough for the team coast to a 6-6 or 7-5 season. Verdict: [...]
WORLD’S GREATEST CLASSIC GAME ANALYSIS: UK VS. GEORGIA (2004)
Posted: 21st August 2008 by Kenny Colston in Chuck Hayes, Erik Daniels, Georgia, Gerald Fitch, Tubby Smith, UK basketball, WGCGABefore I start, I am once again ecstatic because of the recruiting of Rich Brooks and Joker Phillips. Morgan Newton committed to UK this morning, and hopefully you heard it first from me in my column on Sam Simpson. It’s a great day to be a Wildcat fan. This will be my last 2004 game. [...]
UK Football Morning Roundup
Posted: 19th August 2008 by Kenny Colston in Alabama, Georgia, Jeremy Jarmon, Kentucky Football, Mike Hartline, Randall Cobb, Rich Brooks, SEC football, UK footballLots on the plate, not a lot of time as I plan to head off to the Kentucky State Fair here in Louisville today. So we’ll make these quick. First off, CBS looks to have made a mistake and released their tentative schedule for football this year. Although the station usually waits 10 days before [...]