A year later, Auburn looks to strike back
Chris Low, SEC...of Little Rock, Ark. Dyer is the country's No. 7-rated prospect by ESPN's Scouts Inc. Locking up those kind of prospects on the defensive side will be crucial as the Tigers...
Blog | November 23, 2009What to watch in the SEC: Week 12
Chris Low, SECThe attention shifts away from Alabama and Florida this week because they both face the kind of nonconference games the rest of the country gives the ...
Blog | November 19, 2009More secondary help on the way for Gators
Chris Low, SEC...formidable secondary for the future. Joshua Shaw, the country's No. 3-rated cornerback prospect by Scouts Inc., committed to the Gators on Tuesday during a news conference. Florida now has seven defensive back...
Blog | November 17, 2009Auburn, Georgia on different tracks
Chris Low, SEC...was third nationally behind only Florida and Texas in the most recent rankings by ESPN's Scouts Inc. As disappointing as this season has been, there are still opportunities for Georgia to right the...
Blog | November 10, 2009Auburn lands top running back in the country
Chris Low, SEC...announced that he would sign with Auburn. The 5-9, 200-pound Dyer is rated by Scouts Inc. as the No. 1 running back prospect in the country and the seventh best prospect overall...
Blog | November 06, 2009LSU reaches out west for defensive line help
Chris Low, SEC...290-pound Marsh was rated as the No. 34 defensive tackle prospect in the country by Scouts Inc. He originally made a commitment to California and also considered USC, Arizona State and Oklahoma. His...
Blog | October 27, 2009Florida-LSU game a mini-NFL combine
Chris Low, SEC...players who have a chance to either be drafted or sign as free agents, according to Scouts Inc. analyst Todd McShay. McShay has Florida defensive end Carlos Dunlap rated as the No. 1 overall...
Blog | October 07, 2009Nine SEC assistants among nation's best recruiters
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low JC Shurburtt of Scouts Inc. has picked the country's 25 best recruiters among assistant coaches, and the SEC leads the...
Blog | September 09, 2009Re-energized Spurrier keeping the faith
Chris Low, SEC...taking over the reins as recruiting coordinator, they pulled in a class ranked 12th nationally by Scouts Inc. and landed five of the top seven prospects in the state of South Carolina. And that...
Blog | August 31, 2009Loston's arrival makes LSU perfect
Chris Low, SEC...2, 193-pound Loston isn't a bad piece to add, either. He was rated by Scouts Inc. as the No. 1 safety prospect in America last year. Loston was delayed in coming to...
Blog | August 25, 2009'This is where Alabama belongs'
Chris Low, SEC...has increased every year under Saban. This current freshman class was ranked No. 2 nationally by Scouts Inc., while the one two years ago, including the likes of Julio Jones, Mark Ingram, Marcell Dareus...
Blog | August 12, 2009Tooling around the SEC preseason camps
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low Hitting some of the high (and low) notes from the different preseason camps over the weekend: The buck stops with...
Blog | August 10, 2009Vols' prized freshman Brown 'welcomed' to SEC
Chris Low, SEC...on him. He needs that." The 6-foot, 215-pound Brown, who was rated by Scouts Inc. as the country's No. 2 running back prospect last year, took at least three...
Blog | August 07, 2009New ESPNU 150 list has a definite SEC flavor
Chris Low, SEC...in mind, an early snapshot of how the 2010 class is shaping up (thanks to the Scouts Inc. guys) suggests that the talent is just going to keep flowing in for the SEC. Florida...
Blog | August 06, 2009Fresh faces: LSU
Chris Low, SEC...could have gone anywhere in the country, the 6-3, 195-pound Randle was rated by Scouts Inc. as the No. 1 receiver prospect in the country coming out of Bastrop, La. He has...
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