December 3
A&M’s Manziel is SEC player of the year, MU’s Richardson on first team
Sheldon Richardson was Missouri’s lone selection to The Associated Press’ all-Southeastern Conference team announced Monday, making the first team at defensive tackle.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Sheldon Richardson was Missouri’s lone selection to The Associated Press’ all-Southeastern Conference team announced Monday, making the first team at defensive tackle.
The final weekend of regular-season SEC football arrives with this truth: If your team isnt bowl eligible or playing for bowl eligibility on Saturday, it is looking for a new coach or is likely to be doing so soon. Thats life in the hypercompetitive SEC.
Does a one-loss SEC team deserve a shot? Some SEC coaches stood up for their conference during the weekly teleconference and suggested that perhaps a one-loss SEC team should be part of the title equation over an undefeated team.
Could Alabama’s next task be as challenging as the last one?
Bruce Walker watched Saturday as Justin Britt writhed in pain, struggling to get off the ground.
In the beginning, the can’t-miss game in college football was Florida-Tennessee. Then it was Oklahoma-Texas. For stretches of years, the Bowl Championship Series race pivoted on those encounters.
Following media day on Thursday, The Stars Blair Kerkhoff breaks down the 14-team SEC basketball field in his projected order of finish.
To hear Arkansas basketball coach Mike Anderson tell it Thursday, there would appear to be a few common bonds this season between his current program and his former team, Missouri.
It appears former Kansas State coach Frank Martin, who left for South Carolina after last season, is quite happy with what he’s seen from his new school so far.
Remember Georgia’s big, bad defense? You know, the one that terrorized Missouri quarterback James Franklin in the Bulldogs’ 41-20 win over the Tigers in week two?
Apparently it takes high-quality quarterback play to win in college football, too. Or it least it does in the Southeastern Conference.
When Alabama coach Nick Saban rhetorically asked the question, he wasn’t thinking in terms of entertainment value.
When the Southeastern Conference handed its invitations to Texas A&M and Missouri, serious schedule adjustments were required. But the Aggies had one fewer change to make.
LSU coach Les Miles said he can use a hard-fought win over Auburn as “a tremendous lesson” for a team more accustomed to lopsided victories.
Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray raised some eyebrows Tuesday when he told a group of reporters that he didn’t watch the second-half film of the Volunteers’ 37-20 loss to Florida.
The Star's Blair Kerkhoff breaks down the Southeastern Conference games this weekend, including Missouri vs. Arizona State and Arkansas vs. Alabama.
Arkansas looks to exit this weekend with a 2-1 record. Most believed that would be the case when the schedule opened with Jacksonville State, Louisiana-Monroe and Alabama. But now the Razorbacks will have to pull off a stunner to achieve that mark.
Browning’s 16-yard touchdown run on fourth and 1 gave Louisiana-Monroe a 34-31 overtime win over No. 8 Arkansas on Saturday. It was the Warhawks’ first win over a Southeastern Conference team since defeating Alabama in 2007.
Enthused as Missouri is for Saturdays conference-life-changing contest against Georgia, the other SEC newcomer is equally stoked, and even had a few extra days to load up the emotion. Because a hurricane postponed Texas A&Ms opener in Louisiana last Friday, the Aggies next opponent Florida at Kyle Field has become their first.
During his weekly SEC conference call with the media on Wednesday, Missouri coach Gary Pinkel reiterated that junior defensive tackle Sheldon Richardsons comments about Georgia last week were not OK.
Missouri has extended athletic director Mike Alden’s contact through 2019, the school announced Thursday.
Leave it to the SEC to be in the middle of all the big college football stories on opening weekend from teams that play to those that dont. Theres a prime-time matchup Thursday with South Carolina and Steve Spurrier (above) visiting Vanderbilt. And Texas A&M is involved in the seasons first weather postponement because of Hurricane Isaac.
The most famous recruitment of an SEC football player in recent memory turned out to be a Heisman Trophy winner named Cam Newton and a program that turned out to be the national champion at Auburn.
The football coach in black paced back and forth, pointing toward the projector screen at the front of the room. He had a message he wanted to send.
The graying, burly preacher’s son from Alabama wasn’t interested in becoming a trailblazer or a college football pioneer.