SEC Football: Thursday Morning One-Liners

In case you were wondering, there will be Alabama fans at Duke Saturday afternoon.

Arkansas currently ranks fourth nationally in total defense (My note: I should be ranked first, because I haven’t played anyone yet either…just kidding guys).

Auburn running back Onterio McCalebb: “Sometimes I move so fast it’s hard for me to slow down.”

In the short wake of Florida’s Chris Rainey’s arrest, Gator head coach has announced that Omarius Hines will start at receiver for Rainey.

One of the better receivers in the SEC, if not the country, Georgia’s AJ Green will have his multi-game suspension appeal heard on Friday.

Joker Phillips would like to see Kentucky play for a full 60 minutes.

Louisiana State head coach Les Miles cannot escape questions about his quarterback situation.

Remember when current Mississippi quarterback Jeremiah Masoli was not cleared by the NCAA to play for the Rebels? That controversy was over whether or not Masoli had opted to head to Ole Miss before or after he was dismissed from Oregon. You can read into it Here.

Mississippi State head coach Dan Mullen wants his team to continually finish games.

South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier has decided to dismiss tight end Weslye Saunders.

Tennessee has the 14th-worst third-down conversion rate in the nation.

One problem for Vanderbilt is the number of injuries within the Commodores’ secondary.