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Tennessee will put its quarterbacking in the hands of true freshman Justin Worley for the third week in a row when the Volunteers travel to Fayetteville to play Arkansas at 5 p.m. on Saturday. read more >

South Carolina already has reaped as many turnovers through eight games — an amazing 26 takeaways (10 fumbles, 16 interceptions) — as the Gamecocks collected through all 14 games in 2010, when they won the Southeastern Conference East Division. Contrast that with this week's opponent, the 7-1 Arkansas Razorbacks, which have forced just 11 turnovers (8 interceptions, 3 fumbles). With an offense than was suspect even when Stephen Garcia was the quarterback and Marcus Lattimore was healthy, the defense has been South Carolina's saving grace in a 7-1 start. read more >

Houston Nutt summoned a couple of old friends in the coaching business to rejoin him at Ole Miss after last season — David Lee and Keith Burns. Nutt turned his offense over to Lee, the team's quarterback coach, in the offseason. Burns is being asked to bring some of the competitive zeal he showed as a former Razorback player and coach and transfer it to a young Ole Miss secondary that is trying to find its way. read more >

Quietly debuting at No. 9 on the BCS rankings, Hogs picked a good week to take a bye. read more >

Steve Spurrier doesn't have a whole lot more to say about his troubled and now dismissed quarterback, Stephen Garcia, and even less about the coach's chastising of a Columbia, S.C., columnist earlier this week. Only Southeastern Conference, where every day's a drama. Spurrier and South Carolina take on Mississippi State, which has its own quarterback derby going on. Also, Auburn and Florida meet this week in a high-profile game where quarterback is each squad's weakest position, and Ole Miss and Houston Nutt take on No. 2-ranked Alabame. We have our weekly Power Poll and a look at the upcoming games. And, did you know that Georgia faced a second-and-56 situation in its win over Tennessee? read more >