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April 30, 2010
Les Miles says Jordan Jefferson has edge in QB race
Les Miles says Jordan Jefferson has edge in QB race “The advantage certainly is Jordan Jefferson’s at this point,” Miles said. “Jarrett Lee is continuing to work and compete, and he’s getting better. So is Jordan Jefferson. There’s always a point where the starter realizes there’s a quality backup. I think both guys are rooting…
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April 30, 2010
Team with losing record could make bowl appearance
Team with losing record could make bowl appearance “I think it stinks,” former Nebraska player Aaron Taylor said Wednesday in a text message. The CBS college football analyst said the sport “is becoming perilously close to losing the purity and amateurism that separates it from it’s pro counterpart.” Finding enough winning teams to fill bowl…
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April 30, 2010
Is Snead the best undrafted player?
Is Snead the best undrafted player? You could build an offensive line of former All-Americans who went undrafted: USC’s Jeff Byers, Virginia Tech’s Sergio Render, LSU’s Ciron Black, Texas’ Adam Ulatoski, Texas Tech’s Brandon Carter. But the best player who wasn’t drafted had to be Ole Miss QB Jevan Snead. Some scouts believed Snead, coming…
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April 30, 2010
SEC coaches field expansion questions
SEC coaches field expansion questions LSU’s Les Miles says expansion would make it difficult to set up schedules fairly, and he hopes it doesn’t happen anytime soon. Georgia coach Mark Richt says other power conferences are more likely than the SEC to expand. There has been talk of expansion from both the Big Ten and…
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April 30, 2010
The fate of Patterson and Barksdale
The fate of Patterson and Barksdale Receiver Patrick Patterson and safety Tig Barksdale should find out about their future with the team by June 1, according to Nutt. Both were suspended for spring practice after what the school called violating team rules. While Patterson watched most of the team’s practices from the sidelines, Barksdale was…
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April 30, 2010
Snead’s snub surprises Nutt
Snead’s snub surprises Nutt Count Ole Miss coach Houston Nutt among those who were surprised that quarterback Jevan Snead went unselected in the recent NFL draft. “I thought he’d go in the third, fourth or fifth round,” Nutt said. “But you never know.” Snead left Ole Miss a year early, even though he struggled during…
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April 30, 2010
Rebels, Bulldogs keenly competitive when it comes to baseball investment
Rebels, Bulldogs keenly competitive when it comes to baseball investment Minutes after Ole Miss had completed a series sweep of defending national champion LSU last Sunday, second baseman Alex Yarbrough looked up into the crowd at Oxford-University Stadium, saw nearly 9,000 fans celebrating in the stands and broke into a grin. “Sometimes,” he said, “it’s…
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April 30, 2010
Mullen expects big things in 2010
Mullen expects big things in 2010 BILOXI — Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen has hit the road to get the Bulldogs’ faithful back to Scott Field in the fall. Mullen visited the Coast on Thursday after stops in Meridian and Hattiesburg on the Road Dawgs Tour, and it’s clear he expects the Bulldogs to…
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April 30, 2010
Early high school grads flock to spring football practices
Early high school grads flock to spring football practices Florida of the SEC has 11 early enrollees, the most nationally. Defending national champion Alabama, another SEC school, has eight. Johnson had not brought in any such players in his previous eight years at Vandy, although the school had some before that and two were waiting…
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April 29, 2010
SEC braces for expansion
SEC braces for expansion Saban said super conferences could be feasible. But he added that he wasn’t necessarily for or against it, believing it was important for the SEC to “protect” what it has, such as natural rivalries and the passion of its fans. “I think whatever’s best for the fans and whatever’s best for…
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April 29, 2010
Nutt: “I know Jevan can be a good quarterback”
Nutt: “I know Jevan can be a good quarterback” Nutt was surprised that QB Jevan Snead was not selected during the NFL Draft. He thought Snead would go in the “third, fourth or fifth round, but you never know.” Nutt said he tried to convince Snead to come back to school after the quarterback received…
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April 29, 2010
Playing two quarterbacks doesn’t faze Mullen
Playing two quarterbacks doesn’t faze Mullen At this point, junior Chris Relf would probably be the starter, but redshirt freshman Tyler Russell gives the Bulldogs a whole different dimension in the passing game that Mullen is eager to see play out on the field next season. “If both of these guys were the same, I…
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Lynne Jeter
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