There was good news for the Florida Gators on Friday when linebacker Neiron Ball was cleared to play after a long injury. According to the Gainseville Sun, Ball missed the whole of the 2011 season after a blood burst in his brain and doctors found "arteriovenous malformation, a congenital vascular condition not related to football". But finally, ball passed his final medical check-up, meaning that he's free to put on the blue and orange soon. BOTTOM LINE: Great news for Florida, who now adds even more depth at linebacker and on the defensive side of the ball. Jelani Jenkins and John Bostic Read more [...]

Before Missouri, Texas A&M, Ole Miss and Arkansas fans get angry and upset as to why Mssrs Pinkel, Sumlin, Freeze and Smith aren't on the list, it's because none of them have had SEC coaching game under their belts so they are going in the N/A category. But for the other 10, here's the SEC Football Blog's ranking of the conference's coaches. Tell us what you think - as we're sure you will- if you disagree... 1. Nick Saban (Alabama) There are those who love him (Alabama fans, his family) and those who hate him (Other SEC fans, Miami Dolphins fans), but there's one thing for certain: Read more [...]

After rumours, more rumours, and even more rumours about what was going on in the SEC, CBS came out with the big news of the day (that everyone already really knew).....the conference was close to releasing its 12-year schedules (just in case you were planning to visit your 6-year-old in college that date)...possibly as soon as Friday. The biggest news amongst this is the confirmation of what will forever be known as the 6-1-1, which will see: 1) 6 intra-division games 2) 1 rotating cross-division match-up (meaning you'll see Georgia vs LSU once every six years if they don't play for the Read more [...]