SEC football: News, notes and links as fall practices get going around the conference
Catching up on SEC (and college football) notes and links:
▪ Alabama’s longtime broadcaster Eli Gold will miss the start of the 2022 football season because of a health issue.
▪ Oklahoma football assistant coach Cale Gundy resigns after saying “hurtful” word. Gundy had been an OU assistant for 23 years.
▪ Alabama defensive coordinator Pete Golding rebuilding trust after DUI arrest.
▪ Could a 10-game SEC football schedule become a reality?
▪ Georgia’s longtime ticket manager resigns amid distribution process.
▪ Georgia players start fall camp as “Buzzcut Boys.”
▪ Mississippi State wide receiver transfer to Ole Miss says the cowbells were too loud in Starkville.
▪ Mississippi State’s fully-stocked defensive line is ready to go.
▪ Knoxville News-Sentinel columnist John Adams thinks the Volunteers can go 9-3, but Pittsburgh could be a problem.
▪ Is Tennessee football good enough to match its dreams?
▪ Ricky Pearsall catching on as Florida’s No. 1 receiver.
▪ South Carolina freshman ready for double duty.
▪ Gamecocks have a big shoe to fill at kicker.
▪ Kayshon Boutte thought about leaving LSU, but decided to pick up where he left off.
▪ Texas A&M is changing responsibilities on its offensive coaching staff.
▪ Missouri is turning the page on its disastrous 2021 defense.
▪ Arkansas tight end Trey Knox is making the transition to tight end.
In case you missed it from SEC Football Media Days:
▪ What I learned at SEC Football Media Days
▪ See where Kentucky was picked to finish by SEC media
▪ Kentucky’s Will Levis takes the NFL debate in stride
▪ Is Tennessee football headed back to the top?
▪ South Carolina is somehow the SEC East hype team
▪ SEC commissioner: ‘We are a superleague’
This story was originally published August 8, 2022 at 8:03 AM.
