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Chris LowSEC Blog | E-mail | Chats | College Football Blog NetworkChris Low joined ESPN.com in 2007 after 10 years with The (Nashville) Tennessean covering the University of Tennessee and SEC. The Rock Hill, S.C., native lives with his wife in Knoxville and has three sons. |
SEC bowl projections
Chris Low, SECBarring a bizarre chain of events these last two weeks, the SEC can just about lock in two BCS berths. The SEC championship game winner between Alaba...
Blog | November 22, 2009What we learned in the SEC: Week 12
Chris Low, SECWe're down to this: One more week of football remaining to determine if Alabama and Florida will meet in the SEC championship game as unbeaten teams. ...
Blog | November 22, 2009SEC helmet stickers: Week 12
Chris Low, SECThe big boys, Alabama and Florida, breezed through scrimmages, but there was still plenty of drama in the SEC in Week 12, which means there were sever...
Blog | November 22, 2009Kentucky comes through
Chris Low, SECArkansas and Ole Miss are both playing some of their best football of the season, and obviously Alabama and Florida are unbeaten. But what about Kent...
Blog | November 21, 2009Fitting end for Vols' Brown
Chris Low, SECThe final play of Wes Brown's home career at Tennessee couldn't have been more fitting? He's a guy who has persevered all season on bad knees, but ha...
Blog | November 21, 2009Georgia's running game comes alive
Chris Low, SECGeorgia's running game has improved dramatically over the last few weeks, and the Bulldogs have leaned hard on their ground game Saturday night. They...
Blog | November 21, 2009Vanderbilt's Norman breaks Walker's record
Chris Low, SECVanderbilt's Warren Norman broke Herschel Walker's SEC freshman record for all-purpose yardage in a season in the first half of the Commodores' game w...
Blog | November 21, 2009Paul Petrino interviewing at W. Kentucky
Chris Low, SECPaul Petrino, the offensive coordinator at Arkansas and brother of Hogs coach Bobby Petrino, is interviewing for the Western Kentucky head coaching jo...
Blog | November 21, 2009LSU butchers final few seconds
Chris Low, SEC...moved the ball just outside the 1, and with the Rebels showing blitz, the Tigers tried a low-percentage fade pass into the corner of the end zone that was incomplete. The Tigers have won...
Blog | November 21, 2009Huge win for Rebels
Chris Low, SECOle Miss didn't close out the game like it should have, but who's being picky at this point? The Rebels (8-3, 4-3) have won five of their last six ga...
Blog | November 21, 2009No. 3 up for grabs in the SEC
Chris Low, SECOle Miss has dominated the statistics and time of possession in the first half, but LSU has the play that turned the game around. With a half in the ...
Blog | November 21, 2009Giving up rushing yards by the mile
Chris Low, SECIt's a good thing Arkansas has Ryan Mallett, one of the hottest quarterbacks in college football right now. The Hogs won 42-21 over Mississippi State...
Blog | November 21, 2009SEC officiating draws more debate
Chris Low, SECWell, there was another excessive celebration penalty in the SEC that makes you scratch your head. Ole Miss had an interception return called back in...
Blog | November 21, 2009Mallett putting on a show
Chris Low, SECThere's not even a debate now. Arkansas' Ryan Mallett is the best quarterback in the SEC this season and should be the first-team All-SEC quarterback...
Blog | November 21, 2009Don't forget about Arenas
Chris Low, SECAlabama has so many good players, and it's easy to get caught up in what Mark Ingram has done this season on offense and what Rolando McClain and Terr...
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