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Our guest picker this week is the true pilgrim of the road less traveled between Eugene, Ore., and Oxford, Miss., what is now known as the Masoli Trail. read more >

We could call this the Houston Nutt Rules No. 2 and 3. After putting in place a rule to limit its member schools to 28 scholarship signings per football recruiting class, after Nutt had signed 37 in his 2008 class, the Southeastern Conference during its last day of spring meetings in Sandestin, Fla., answered the critics to "over-signing" by limiting signing classes now to a maximum 25 prospects. Also, starting in October the SEC will no longer allow its schools to take graduate transfers such as Jeremiah Masoli, who arrived at Ole Miss last summer after being dismissed from Oregon with one year of eligibility remaining. Masoli reportedly enrolled at Ole Miss seeking a graduate degree in Parks and Recreation Management, though everyone knew he was showing up at Oxford to fill a desperate need at quarterback for the Rebels and Nutt. read more >

Ohio State is an unfamiliar foe for Arkansas, but Terrelle Pryor sure feels like a quarterback the Razorbacks have seen before. Pryor is yet another run-pas threat at the quarterback position. Stopping him might seem like a routine prospect for the Razorbacks, who have faced what must seem like a never-ending parade of dual-threats. But he has Arkansas' full attention as the defense prepares for the Jan. 4 Sugar Bowl. read more >

Reviewing the recent special teams performance by Arkansas, lack of execution is apparent. Players aren't when and where they're supposed to be, particularly on kickoff returns. Something else jumps out at special teams coordinator John L. Smith, though. And it goes beyond players carrying out the X's and O's drawn up by coaches. read more >

It turns out Mississippi quarterback Jeremiah Masoli can now play for the Rebels immediately, according to the NCAA. read more >