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Chris Low, SECESPN.com's Pat Forde talks about Syracuse naming Greg Paulus its starting QB and Bobby Bowden's comparisons of Tim Tebow and Charlie...
Blog | August 20, 2009SEC's five toughest nonconference games
Chris Low, SECPosted by ESPN.com's Chris Low We took a look earlier this week at the five scariest nonconference games involving SEC teams this season, those ga...
Blog | July 17, 2009Don't hate too much on the Hogs' schedule
Chris Low, SEC...a nonconference game in the regular season was 1991, and the Gators were thumped, 38-21, by Syracuse
Blog | June 17, 2009Oku ends the suspense, signs with Vols
Chris Low, SEC...back when Phillip Fulmer was still the coach, but re-opened his recruitment after Fulmer was fired. Syracuse entered the picture, and so did Auburn, Ole Miss and even Nebraska. The 5-foot-9, 178...
Blog | March 06, 2009Oku's recruiting saga beyond bizarre
Chris Low, SEC...yet to sign with anybody. The Vols remain on his list along with Auburn, Ole Miss and Syracuse. Nebraska really didn't appear to be in the picture until now. It...
Blog | February 24, 2009SEC schools still courting unsigned players
Chris Low, SEC...back David Oku of Midwest City, Okla., is another unsigned player who has it down to Auburn, Syracuse and Tennessee. He was committed to the Vols before Phillip Fulmer was fired, but said on signing...
Blog | February 09, 2009Don't sleep on Auburn's class
Chris Low, SEC...for some time, now says he will wait and sign on Thursday and will choose between Auburn, Syracuse and Tennessee. Oku, who's from Midwest City, Okla., is rated by Scouts Inc. as the...
Blog | February 04, 2009SEC recruiting board: Offense
Chris Low, SEC...Ole Miss and Southern Miss. The pick: Ole Miss. RUNNING BACKS David Oku, Midwest City, Okla. -- Auburn, Syracuse and Tennessee. The pick: Tennessee. Trent Richardson, Pensacola, Fla. -- Alabama, Florida, Florida State and LSU. The pick...
Blog | January 29, 2009Kiffin looking to add even more recruiting punch
Chris Low, SEC...the recruiting coordinator at Southern California in 2005 and 2006. Browning, the offensive coordinator last season at Syracuse, found himself out of a job after Greg Robinson was fired. However, Browning signed a multiyear deal...
Blog | January 21, 2009Kiffin completes his Tennessee staff
Chris Low, SEC...backs coach Stan Drayton might be retained, but it appears now that he may end up at Syracuse. The Vols are expected to pay more than $3 million in salaries for their staff, which doesn...
Blog | January 16, 2009SEC assistants in play for head coaching jobs
Chris Low, SEC...at Florida. Steve Addazio, the Gators' assistant head coach and offensive line coach, was in play at Syracuse, and it's just a matter of time before associate head coach and defensive coordinator Charlie Strong...
Blog | December 09, 2008AutoZone Liberty Bowl: East Carolina (9-4) vs. Kentucky (6-6)
Chris Low, SEC...big storylines could be the future of East Carolina coach Skip Holtz, who's being wooed by Syracuse
Blog | December 07, 2008Gators' staff ripe with future head coaches
Chris Low, SEC...be assistant head coach/offensive line coach Steve Addazio, who is going to be in play at Syracuse when that job opens. Addazio joined Meyer at Florida in 2005 and was the offensive coordinator at...
Blog | November 05, 2008Vols' VanDerzee follows Marrone
Chris Low, ESPN.comNew Syracuse coach Doug Marrone has dipped back into the former Tennessee staff, hiring Kevin VanDerzee to be his director of football operations.
Story | Conversation | December 31, 2008Spurrier returns to the Swamp
Chris Low, Special to ESPN.comSteve Spurrier's return to the swamp, multiple QB changes and several teams trying to become bowl eligible highlight this week's SEC notebook.
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