Sunday, October 9, 2011

Everything you need to know about SEC Football - CBS 42 Birmingham, AL News Weather Sports

quite everything.  We still can't explain Kentucky.  But we have yesterday's results, next week's schedule and enough stats and random facts to keep you going through the week.  Courtesy, as always, of Charles Bloom of the SEC offices here in Birmingham.

112 yards (21 carries, 1 TD) – Michael Dyer, Auburn vs. Arkansas

109 yards (24 carries, 2 TDs) – Spencer Ware, LSU vs. Florida

107 yards (19 carries, 1 TD) – Trent Richardson, Alabama vs. Vanderbilt

102 yards (22 carries) – Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina vs. Kentucky

101 yards (19 carries) – Vick Ballard, Mississippi State vs. UAB

92 yards (1 carry, 1 TD) – Joe Adams, Arkansas vs. Auburn

311 yards (26 of 39, 4 TDs, 0 INT) – Connor Shaw, South Carolina vs. Kentucky

262 yards (24 of 36, 2 TDs, 0 INT) – Tyler Wilson, Arkansas vs. Auburn

251 yards (18 of 33, 0 TD, 0 INT) – Tyler Bray, Tennessee vs. Georgia

237 yards (23 of 30, 4 TDs, 0 INT) – A.J. McCarron, Alabama vs. Vanderbilt

227 yards (15 of 25, 0 TD, 0 INT) – Aaron Murray, Georgia vs. Tennessee

9 catches (93 yards) – Marquis Maze, Alabama vs. Vanderbilt

6 catches (95 yards, 2 TDs) – Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina vs. Kentucky

6 catches (49 yards) – Joe Adams, Arkansas vs. Auburn

6 catches (84 yards) – Marlin Lane, Tennessee vs. Georgia

5 catches (76 yards, 1 TD) – Jarius Wright, Arkansas vs. Auburn

5 catches (53 yards) – Ace Sanders, South Carolina vs. Kentucky

5 catches (46 yards, 1 TD) – Justice Cunningham, South Carolina vs. Kentucky

5 catches (60 yards, 1 TD) – Darius Hanks, Alabama vs. Vanderbilt

5 catches (51 yards) – Tavarres King, Georgia vs. Tennessee

5 catches (85 yards) – Mychal Rivera, Tennessee vs. Georgia

5 catches (71 yards) – Da’Rick Rogers, Tennessee vs. Georgia

15 tackles (5 UT, 10 AT, 1.5 TFL -3, 1 PBU) – Jerry Franklin, Arkansas vs. Auburn

13 tackles (3 UT, 10 AT, 1 Sack -8; 1 PBU) – Jon Bostic, Florida vs. LSU

12 tackles (3 UT, 9 AT, 1.5 TFL -3) – Matt Elam, Florida vs. LSU

12 tackles (6 UT, 6 AT, 1 Sack -14; 1.5 TFL -20, 1 FF, 1 PBU) – Mike Gilliard, Georgia vs. Tennessee

12 tackles (10 UT, 5 AT, 2.0 TFL -8) – Alonzo Highsmith, Arkansas vs. Auburn

11 tackles (1 UT, 10 AT, 0.5 TFL) – Shariff Floyd, Florida vs. LSU

11 tackles (10 UT, 1 AT, 1 FF, 1 PBU) – Prentiss Waggner, Tennessee vs. Georgia

11 tackles (5 UT, 6 AT) – Austin Johnson, Tennessee vs. Georgia

10 tackles (3 UT, 7 AT, 0.5 TFL) – Jerico Nelson, Arkansas vs. Auburn

10 tackles (4 UT, 6 AT, 0.5 TFL) – Chase Garnham, Vanderbilt vs. Alabama

South Carolina (5-1, 3-1 SEC) at Mississippi State (3-3, 0-3 SEC)   

Starkville, Miss. • Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field (55,082)

Series Record:  USC leads, 7-6 • Last Meeting:  Sept. 29, 2007 at Columbia (USC, 38-21)

Knoxville, Tenn. • Neyland Stadium / Shields-Watkins Field (102,455)

Series Record:  UT leads, 20-8-3 • Last Meeting:  Oct. 2, 2010 at Baton Rouge (LSU, 16-14)

Alabama (6-0, 3-0 SEC) at Ole Miss (2-3, 0-2 SEC)               

Oxford, Miss. • Vaught-Hemingway Stadium / Hollingsworth Field (60,580)

Auburn, Ala. • Jordan-Hare Stadium / Pat Dye Field (87,451)

Georgia (4-2, 3-1 SEC) at Vanderbilt (3-2, 1-2 SEC)            

* - Six different SEC teams are listed in the top 25 of the three major polls – USA Today Coaches, Harris Interactive and AP polls.  In the USA Today poll, LSU and Alabama are second and third, followed by Arkansas 11th and South Carolina 13th.  In the Harris Interactive poll, LSU and Alabama are 1-2, followed by Arkansas 11th, South Carolina 15th and Florida 25th.  In the AP poll, LSU and Alabama are 1-2 followed by Arkansas 10th, South Carolina 15th and Auburn 24th.

* - The SEC now has a 29-4 (.879) non-conference winning percentage this season, which is second to the Big 12 (26-3, .897).  Since 1992, the SEC is 714-221-2 in all non-conference games (including bowls) for a 76.3 winning percentage. 

* - In five SEC home games last week (Week 6), the total attendance was 447,627, an average of 89,525 fans per game.  The average capacity of the five games was 99.68 percent. 

* - In 40 SEC home games this season, the total attendance is 3,104,673, which is an average of 77,617 fans per game.  The average capacity so far this season is 95.37 percent.  18 of 40 games have been sell-outs.

* - Mark Richt earned his 100th win at Georgia and has a 100-36 record at the helm of the Bulldogs.  His 100 wins is 16th in SEC history while his 73.5 win percentage is 14th in SEC history.

* - Arkansas’ Joe Adams 92 yard TD run against Auburn in the third quarter is the longest run in the SEC this season.  It is the third longest run in the NCAA FBS this season.

* - The University of Tennessee announced that sophomore quarterback Tyler Bray suffered a fractured right thumb in the fourth quarter of the team’s game against Georgia at Neyland Stadium Saturday night.  The injury was confirmed by X-rays taken today.  The estimated recovery time for Bray is six weeks.

* - Three of SEC's 5 highest active players with most TDs scored have as many TDs as games played (Trent Richardson, UA – 31 games/31 TDs; Marcus Lattimore, USC – 29 games/19 TDs; Vick Ballard, Mississippi State – 25 TDs/18 games).

* - With 2 field goals last night against Tennessee, Georgia's Blair Walsh now has 63 in his career, 8th in SEC career records. His 348 career points is also 8th in SEC history.

* - Georgia and LSU are the only SEC teams to have scored first in all of its games this season.

* - Florida has the SEC’s best mark against AP Top 25 teams since 1989.  During that time, the Gators are 68-52-1 (.566) against AP Top 25.  Alabama is second with a .519 winning mark (54-50-1).

Four SEC teams are in the top ten in total defense (Alabama – 3rd; LSU – 5th; Georgia – 6th; South Carolina – 9th) … Alabama leads the nation in rush defense, scoring defense and is third in total defense and fourth in pass defense … LSU is fourth in rush defense and turnover margin; 5th in total defense and 8th in scoring defense … South Carolina is third in the nation in pass defense and 9th in total defense … Tennessee’s Tyler Bray is 11th in the nation in pass efficiency and 17th in total offense … Florida’s Caleb Sturgis is third in the nation in field goals and Ole Miss’ Tyler Campbell is 8th in punting … Ole Miss’ Jeff Scott leads the nation in punt returns and LSU’s Morris Claiborne is 6th in kickoff returns … Kentucky’s Danny Trevathan is 7th in the nation in tackles while teammate Winston Guy is 9th … Alabama’s Trent Richardson is fifth in the nation in scoring and ninth in rushing … South Carolina’s Marcus Lattimore is 6th in the nation in rushing and 20th in all-purpose rushing.

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