Florida is close to firing offensive co-ordinator Brent Pease and a number of other Florida assistants, CBSSports.com has reported. Bruce Feldman wrote: "Earlier this week a source told me that Florida would be getting rid of offensive coordinator Brent Pease after this season and offensive line coach Tim Davis also would be gone. But after the Gators dismal showing in the loss to Georgia Southern on Saturday, UF's first loss to an FCS program, there's even more doubt about whether Will Muschamp also gets canned this winter despite AD Jeremy Foley's "1,000 percent" support comment last week. Read more [...]

Right, it's 'Hot Seat' time in the SEC, and by these standards, it's pretty quiet. Maybe it's because there was a bit of balance in the conference this week, or maybe it's because everyone's muttering along, quietly ____ off that things aren't going the way they wanted it. You know, apart from Alabama. Anyone, one of the SEC's biggest questions has surrounded our goddawful defenses (anyone but Alabama and maybe Florida). And while we would love to give a Top 14 list of HEAD COACHES who might get their ass booted come the end of the season, that comes later. We thank The 'Around Aggieland' Read more [...]

It wasn't a good week for Jeff Driskel. He saw his season end with a broken fibula against Tennessee.....which he broke while throwing a Pick 6. That capped what has been a fairly awful start to the year. But the good news for the Gators is that they bounced back with replacement QB Tyler Murphy, and the Gators chomped Tennessee, who looked dreadful offensively AND defensively. Oh, and LSU beat Auburn in rainy Death Valley. And Arkansas embarrassed the SEC by losing at Rutgers. Anyway, here are our power rankings after Week 4: 1) LSU: The LSU Tigers are STILL No.1 in our rankings, because Read more [...]

Looking back, it was another glorious year for the SEC. Another National Championship was won, with Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide taking home the bacon. The Crimson Tide beat LSU 21-0 in a re-match in which did both of the things they went out to do: Dominate AND win. In the first game against the Tigers in front over 92,000 in Tuscaloosa, they'd done a lot of dominating, but not a lot of winning. The sad thing is is that both games didn't make the Top Five games of the 2011 season. Here are your top 10 involving SEC teams - and yes, we've involved some non-conference ones too. Read more [...]