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Week 3 Coaches' Poll


Heisman Watch

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SEC Stat Leaders

PASSING

Quarterback Rating
Ryan Mallett, Arkansas-198.4
Nathan Stanley, Ole Miss-167.3
Morgan Newton, Kentucky-158.9

Completions
John Brantley, Florida-53
Nathan Stanley, Ole Miss-49
Ryan Mallett, Arkansas-40

Attempts
John Brantley, Florida-86
Nathan Stanley, Ole Miss-81
Aaron Murray, Georgia-77

Yards
Nathan Stanley, Ole Miss-716
John Brantley, Florida-677
Morgan Newton, Kentucky-618

Touchdowns
Nathan Stanley, Ole Miss-8
Ryan Mallett, Arkansas-7
John Brantley, Florida-6

Interceptions
Larry Smith, Vanderbilt-6
John Brantley, Florida-3
Cameron Newton-3


RUSHING

Attempts
Robert Elliot, Mississippi State-58
Brandon Bolden, Ole Miss-56
Washaun Ealey, Georgia-44

Yards
Brandon Bolden, Ole Miss-288
Mark Ingram, Alabama-235
Washaun Ealey, Georgia-204

Yards Per Carry
Trent Richardson, Alabama-7.2
Mark Ingram, Alabama-6.3
Tauren Poole, Tennessee-6.2

Touchdowns
Mark Ingram, Alabama-2
Tauren Poole, Tennessee-2
Washaun Ealey, Georgia-2


RECEIVING

Receptions
DJ Williams, Arkansas-14
Chris Matthews, Kentucky-12
Ferbia Allen, Ole Miss-11

Yards
Chris Matthews, Kentucky-210
DeAngelo Peterson, LSU-178
Pat Patterson, Ole Miss-172

Touchdowns
Pat Patterson, Ole Miss-2
Onterio McCalebb, Auburn-2
Marsalis Teague, Tennessee-2

Drops
Chris Matthews, Kentucky-4
Joe Adams, Arkansas-3
Warren Norman, Vanderbilt-2


DEFENSIVE

Tackles
Brandon Hicks, Florida-20
Kelvin Sheppard, LSU-17
Michael Goggans, Auburn-16

Tackles for Loss
Adam Smotherman, Vanderbilt-7
Allen Walker, Ole Miss-6
Marcell Dareus, Alabama-6

Sacks
Chris Marve, Vanderbilt-2.5
Adam Smotherman, Vanderbilt-2.5
Allen Walker, Ole Miss-2

Interceptions
Anthony Anderson, Tennessee-3
Vance Cuff, Georgia-2
Jay Fullam, Vanderbilt-2

Deflections
Stephaun Raines, Tennessee-6
KJ Wright, Mississippi State-4
Will Hill, Florida-4

Touchdowns
Shaq Wilson, South Carolina-1
Toledo Smith, Kentucky-1
No one else has scored


Around the SEC Scores

15 vs. 13

13 vs. 7

30 vs. 14

41 vs. 0

48 vs. 0

14 vs. 10

24 vs. 17

31 vs. 17

31 vs. 7

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(1-1) #8 Alabama Crimson Tide @. Duke Blue Devils (1-1)



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The Tide Let Their Anger Out




#8 (1-1) @ (1-1)




Mark Ingram (left) breaks free of his tackler en route to an 80 yard TD run. The Duke mascot (right) is in disdain on the same play.







1st Quarter
J. Jones, 8 Yard Pass from G. McElroy, 4:40
M. Ingram, 19 Yard Pass from G. McElroy, 2:45
W. Synderwine, 43 Yard Field Goal, 0:21
M. Ingram, 80 Yard Run, 0:00

2nd Quarter
T. Richardson, 9 Yard Run, 4:09
J. Jones, 11 Yard Pass from G. McElroy, 0:40

3rd Quarter
T. Richardson, 6 Yard Run, 6:09
D. Scott, 2 Yard Run, 3:20

4th Quarter
T. Richardson, 1 Yard Run, 3:06



Passing Stats
Greg McElroy: 15-24, 198 Yards, 3 TD
AJ McCarron: 4-6, 53 Yards
Sean Renfree: 17-35, 230 Yards, 1 INT

Rushing Stats
Mark Ingram: 8 Att, 112 Yards, 14.0 AVG, 1 TD
Trent Richardson: 20 Att, 100 Yards, 5.0 AVG, 3 TD
Julio Jones: 1 Att, 12 Yards, 12.0 AVG
Desmond Scott: 19 Att, 35 Yards, 1.8 AVG, 1 TD
Jay Hollingsworth: 4 Att, 16 Yards, 4.0 AVG
Sean Renfree: 1 Att, 4 Yards, 4.0 AVG

Receiving Stats
Julio Jones: 6 Rec, 96 Yards, 2 TD
Michael Williams: 3 Rec, 55 Yards
Mark Ingram: 2 Rec, 25 Yards, 1 TD
Desmond Scott: 4 Rec, 45 Yards
Brett Huffman: 3 Rec, 68 Yards
Donovan Varner: 3 Rec, 58 Yards




Gir's Stat of the Night
Time of Possession
DUKE: 8:58
BAMA: 22:23





The Starr Performance
Trent Richardson
20 Carries, 100 Yards, 3 Touchdowns
2 Receptions, 22 Yards

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Week 4 Coaches' Poll
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(2-1) #6 Alabama Crimson Tide Vs. #15 Arkansas Razorbacks (3-0)




After slaughtering the Blue Devils of Duke, #6 Alabama will be traveling all the way to Fayette, Arkansas to match up with the #15 Razorbacks led by All-American Ryan Mallett. Arkansas is undefeated so far this year, but have only played one worthwhile team. The first two weeks of the season, they slaughtered an FCS team and Louisiana-Monroe. However, last week they had their first challenge of the season, a game versus fellow-SEC member Georgia Bulldogs, and they responded with a 34-17 win. If they defeat Alabama, their rank will skyrocket and they will be in talks of best team in the nation.

Alabama has already disappointed its fans this season, with a narrow victory over San Jose State and a two point loss to #9 Penn State in week two. The next week, they exploded against Duke, unleashing all the pent up anger from the previous week upon the Blue Devils. Despite losing early in the season, Alabama still is one of the highest ranked teams in the land, even higher than their conquerors. If Alabama is going to win this game, the secondary will have to step it up to compete with this awe-inspiring pass offense.


Impact Player



Ryan Mallett is having a Heisman-caliber season so far, with almost 1,000 yards already, ten touchdowns, and zero interceptions. However, this is BY FAR the best defense he has played all season, and the only question on everyone's minds is how will he do?




To stop this incredible passing game, safety Mark Barron will need to step his game up. He's most likely going to be an All-American at the end of the season, but this is going to be the best passing attack he's ever faced.

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Arkansas's Redzone Woes Propel Tide to Victory




#6 (2-1) @ (3-0) #15




Marcel Dareus (left) was a beast tonight, as he got FOUR sacks on Ryan Mallett, and most likely double digit hurries. Greg McElroy (right) displayed an out-of-character move that he wouldn't typically do, when he scampered for 36 yards and the first touchdown of the game.







1st Quarter
G. McElroy, 36 Yard Run, 4:44

2nd Quarter
D. Hanks, 81 Yard Pass from G. McElroy, 5:34
C. Foster, 31 Yard Field Goal, 3:01
A. Tejada, 29 Yard Field Goal, 1:05

3rd Quarter
M. Ingram, 5 Yard Run, 1:56

4th Quarter
T. Richardson, 3 Yard Run, 5:17



Passing Stats
Greg McElroy: 7-12, 152 Yards, 1 TD
Ryan Mallett: 29-38, 315 Yards, 2 INT

Rushing Stats
Mark Ingram: 21 Att, 109 Yards, 5.1 AVG, 1 TD
Trent Richardson: 6 Att, 33 Yards, 5.5 AVG, 1 TD
Greg McElroy: 1 Att, 36 Yards, 36.0 AVG, 1 TD
Knile Davis: 12 Att, 47 Yards, 3.9 AVG
Ronnie Wingo: 9 Att, 6 Yards, 0.6 AVG
Ryan Mallett: 5 Att, -19 Yards, -3.8 AVG

Receiving Stats
Darius Hanks: 4 Rec, 108 Yards, 1 TD
Julio Jones: 2 Rec, 21 Yards
Marquis Maze: 1 Rec, 23 Yards
Jarius Wright: 6 Rec, 65 Yards
Greg Childs: 4 Rec, 57 Yards
Joe Adams: 3 Rec, 47 Yards




Gir's Stat of the Night
Red Zone - TD - FG
ARK: 5-0-1
BAMA: 3-2-1





The Starr Performance
Marcel Dareus
11 Tackles, 7 Tackles for Loss, 3 Sacks, 1 Forced Fumble

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Really diggin' this man. I was loling hard at the Duke mascot pouting.

Thanks man, I try.

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Week 5 Coaches' Poll

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(4-0) #3 Florida Gators Vs. #6 Alabama Crimson Tide (3-1)




After yet another blowout victory, the Crimson Tide finally return home after the two game road-streak. This time, they will be facing off against the visiting Gators, who hail from Gainesville, Florida. The #3 Florida Gators, like Arkansas before facing 'Bama, are undefeated. After two blowout wins against far outmatched opponents, they traveled to Tennessee easily picked apart the Volunteers. The next week, apparently looking ahead to Alabama, Florida required ten fourth quarter points to prevent the upset and hold off the Kentucky Wildcats by a score of 13-6.

If Alabama defeats the Gators, it will have a heavy impact on their ranking, and keep them in national prominence for the rest of they year, provided they win out. If they lose this game, however, they can kiss their championship hopes goodbye, and try again next season. Every game from here on out is a necessity if they want a sliver of a chance to compete for back-to-back titles.


Impact Player



If Florida wants a victory here, they'll need to rely on John Brantley, who hasn't had what anyone would call a great season up to this point. With eight touchdowns and also eight interceptions, he'll need to play the game of his life to not end up like almost every quarterback that has went head-to-head with the Tide defense this year.




To ensure a victory for Alabama, Mark Ingram is going to need a Heisman-type performance against this sub-par (by Florida's standards anyway) run defense. Ingram might not only need a good rushing night, but his blocking must be very effective as well. If he can do both of these to perfection, Alabama stands a very good chance at victory.