*The Official SEC FOOTBALL* Season Report

i CANNOT believe this garbage team is in the champ. game

dont worry henz they will lose

I know one thing tho, UF sho as hell aint gonna win the SEC Title,thats for damn sure

The dream lives on..........See ya in ATL.

I sure ain't disappointed with a trip to a BCS game...

If any of ya'll ugly Orange!%*%*$ are headed this way, get at me...

DLo, If i can find someone to swap some tickets with, I 'll make it out there.

5-7.

Let's move to Division 2. All you had to do was win 1 outta 4 games, and they lost them all.

Wake Forest Draggged Yall Nuckleheads ...

O peep the new tweak to the Avy for the SEC Heads ... [stack Bundles] ZEAHHHHHH [/Stack Bundles]

vols win the east

Florida quarterback Tim Tebow isthe Rivals.com SEC offensive player of the year. Tebow has accounted for 51 touchdowns while becoming the first Division I-A player to have 20 touchdown runsand 20 touchdown passes in the same season.

Mississippi State's SylvesterCroom earned SEC coach of the year honors after leading the Bulldogs to a 7-5 record that made them bowl eligible for the first time since2000.

Rivals.com 2007 All-SEC First Team



QB Tim Tebow, Florida, Soph., 6-3/235
HIGH SCHOOL: Ponte Vedra Beach (Fla.) Nease
BUZZ: Tebow is the first I-A player to have 20 rushing touchdowns and 20 TD passes in the same season. He has accounted for 51 touchdowns, the most by an SEC player in a season. Tebow has thrown for 3,132 yards and has rushed for 838 yards.



RB Darren McFadden, Arkansas, Jr., 6-2/215
HIGH SCHOOL: North Little Rock (Ark.) Oak Grove
BUZZ: The 2006 Heisman runner-up tied an SEC record with 321 yards rushing vs. South Carolina. He and Herschel Walker are the only SEC players to rush for 1,000 yards as a freshman, sophomore and junior. McFadden averages 155.2 all-purpose yards per game.



RB Knowshon Moreno, Georgia, Fr. (RS), 5-11/207
HIGH SCHOOL: Belford (N.J.) Middletown South
BUZZ: Herschel Walker is the only Bulldog to rush for more yards as a freshman than Moreno, who has gained 1,273 yards on 239 carries. Moreno also is the first Georgia player since Walker to rush for 100 yards in five consecutive games.



WR DJ Hall, Alabama, Sr., 6-2/195
HIGH SCHOOL: Fort Walton Beach (Fla.) Choctawhatchee
BUZZ: Hall is Alabama's career leader in catches (190) and receiving yards (2,865). He leads the SEC with 83.5 receiving yards per game this season and has caught 63 passes for 947 yards. He is 109 yards from his single-season school receiving record.



WR Percy Harvin, Florida, Soph., 5-11/187
HIGH SCHOOL: Virginia Beach (Va.) Landstown
BUZZ: Harvin has withstood injuries to remain a dangerous threat at several positions. Harvin is the first player in SEC history to have more than 100 rushing yards and receiving yards in a game. He rushed for 113 yards and had 110 receiving yards against Vanderbilt.



TE Jacob Tamme, Kentucky, Sr., 6-5/240
HIGH SCHOOL: Danville (Ky.) Boyle County
BUZZ: Tamme leads SEC tight ends with 584 receiving yards. He has five TDs, and often delivers key third-down catches. He came up big during Kentucky's brutal midseason schedule by scoring three consecutive weeks against South Carolina, LSU and Florida.



OT Michael Oher, Ole Miss, Jr., 6-5/325
HIGH SCHOOL: Memphis Briarcrest Christian
BUZZ: This future NFL left tackle has been a fixture in the Rebels' lineup since he arrived at Ole Miss. Oher started every game at left tackle this season and has made 34 consecutive starts overall.



OT Chris Williams, Vanderbilt, Sr., 6-6/320
HIGH SCHOOL: Baton Rouge (La.) Catholic
BUZZ: Williams started every game at left tackle to anchor Vanderbilt's veteran line. Williams has made 33 consecutive starts overall and was named the Commodores' offensive player of the week on three separate occasions.



OG Robert Felton, Arkansas, Sr., 6-4/328
HIGH SCHOOL: Houston Cypress Creek
BUZZ: Felton entered the regular-season finale with a team-high 45 knockdown blocks this year. He has emerged as a key component for a line that has allowed just 10 sacks while helping Arkansas run for an SEC-leading 3,561 yards.



OG Anthony Parker, Tennessee, Jr., 6-3/305
HIGH SCHOOL: Lovejoy (Ga.) High
BUZZ: Parker's versatility allows him to play guard and tackle. After playing primarily right guard last season, he moved to left guard this year and played a vital role on a Tennessee line that gave up only four sacks all season, the fewest allowed in the nation.



C Jonathan Luigs, Arkansas, Jr., 6-4/307
HIGH SCHOOL: Little Rock (Ark.) Pulaski Academy
BUZZ: Luigs has developed into one of the top centers in the nation while paving the way for 1,000-yard rushers Darren McFadden and Felix Jones. He scored a perfect 100 percent grade in pass blocking in six games this season.



DE Wallace Gilberry, Alabama, Sr./, 6-3/267
HIGH SCHOOL: Bay Minette (Ala.) Baldwin County
BUZZ: Alabama may have faded toward the end of the season, but Gilberry closed with a rush by recording 17.5 tackles for loss in his last seven games. Gilberry is second on the team with 69 tackles, leads the SEC with 22 tackles for loss and also has nine sacks.



DE Jeremy Jarmon, Kentucky, Soph., 6-3/268
HIGH SCHOOL: Germantown (Tenn.) Houston
BUZZ: Jarmon recorded a sack in each of Kentucky's first four games before finishing the regular season with nine sacks and 13.5 tackles for loss. Jarmon has compiled 58 overall tackles and had 2.5 sacks each against South Carolina and Vanderbilt.



DT Geno Atkins, Georgia, Soph., 6-1/290
HIGH SCHOOL: Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas
BUZZ: Atkins has only started about half of Georgia's games, but he wa key during the Bulldogs' late-season surge. He had 5.5 sacks and eight tackles for loss during a six-game winning streak, including a three-sack performance against Georgia Tech.



DT Glenn Dorsey, LSU, Sr., 6-2/303
HIGH SCHOOL: Gonzales (La.) East Ascension
BUZZ: Dorsey backed up his reputation as the nation's top defensive player with 61 tackles (11.5 for loss) and six sacks on a team that's third in the nation in total defense. He is a finalist for the Outland Trophy, Bednarik Award, Lombardi Award and Nagurski Trophy.



LB Jonathan Goff, Vanderbilt, Sr., 6-4/235
HIGH SCHOOL: Danvers (Mass.) St. John's Prep
BUZZ: Goff recorded 113 tackles this season and ranks third in the SEC in that category. Kentucky's Wesley Woodyard is the only active SEC player with more career tackles. Goff capped his career by collecting 39 tackles in his final three games.



LB Jerod Mayo, Tennessee, Jr., 6-2/230
HIGH SCHOOL: Hampton (Va.) Kecoughtan
BUZZ: Mayo has a team-high 112 tackles this season. His late-season highlights included scoring on a 34-yard INT return against Arkansas, making two tackles for loss in Vanderbilt's final series to preserve a one-point win and delivering 19 tackles against Kentucky.



LB Wesley Woodyard, Kentucky, Sr., 6-1/212
HIGH SCHOOL: LaGrange (Ga.) High
BUZZ: Woodyard has reached the 100-tackle mark for the second consecutive season and leads the SEC with 10.3 tackles per game. He has collected at least seven tackles in 12 consecutive games and also has recorded eight tackles for loss.



CB Chevis Jackson, LSU, Sr., 6-0/184
HIGH SCHOOL: Mobile (Ala.) St. Paul's
BUZZ: Jackson has picked off four passes this season to help LSU rank second in the nation in turnover margin and third in pass efficiency defense. Jackson also has 37 tackles and is tied for second in the conference with 12 pass breakups.



CB Captain Munnerlyn, South Carolina, Soph., 5-9/180
HIGH SCHOOL: Mobile (Ala.) Murphy
BUZZ: Munnerlyn arguably was the top corner in the league before missing the final two regular-season games with a broken foot. He picked off three passes and hounded top QBs like Kentucky's Andre Woodson and Georgia's Matthew Stafford into poor performances.



SS Craig Steltz, LSU, Sr., 6-2/209
HIGH SCHOOL: New Orleans Archbishop Rummel
BUZZ: Steltz is tied for the SEC lead with six INTs and ranks third among all defensive backs in the SEC with 89 tackles. He had three INTs against Mississippi State, two against Ole Miss and clinched a win over Alabama with a hit that knocked the ball loose from Keith Brown.



FS Derek Pegues, Mississippi State, Jr., 5-10/196
HIGH SCHOOL: Batesville (Miss.) South Panola
BUZZ: Pegues has collected 46 tackles and three INTs while continually coming through for the Bulldogs in big situations. Pegues scored on a 20-yard interception return in an upset of Auburn and had a game-tying 75-yard punt return in a come-from-behind win over Ole Miss.



K Daniel Lincoln, Tennessee, Fr., 6-0/204
HIGH SCHOOL: Ocala (Fla.) Forest
BUZZ: Lincoln has gone 21 of 26 to rank second in the SEC in field-goal percentage while setting a school record for most field goals by a freshman. He made game-winning kicks in OT against South Carolina and in the final three minutes against Vanderbilt.



P Ryan Shoemaker, Auburn, Fr. (RS), 6-0/182
HIGH SCHOOL: Birmingham (Ala.) Oak Mountain
BUZZ: Shoemaker ranks second in the SEC and 16th in the nation with an average of 43.2 yards per punt. He has landed 14 of his 41 punts inside the opponent's 20 to help Auburn rank fourth in the nation in net punting average.



KR Brandon James, Florida, Soph., 5-6/181
HIGH SCHOOL: St. Augustine (Fla.) High
BUZZ: Felix Jones is third in the nation in kickoff return average, but he already is on the first team. James has seven returns of at least 50 yards this season. He ranks fifth in the nation in punt-return average (17. and 18th in kickoff-return average (28.2).



PR Javier Arenas, Alabama, Soph., 5-9/193
HIGH SCHOOL: Tampa (Fla.) Robinson
BUZZ: Arenas has handled the kickoff- and punt-return duties this year, and has developed into one of the top returners in school history. He averages 15.4 yards per return. Arenas' 61-yard punt return against LSU temporarily put the Tide ahead in the fourth quarter.



ALL-PURPOSE Felix Jones, Arkansas, Jr., 6-0/207
HIGH SCHOOL: Tulsa (Okla.) Washington
BUZZ: Jones has scored on two kickoff returns this year while also rushing for more than 1,000 yards for the second consecutive season. Jones leads the NCAA with his average of 9.1 yards per carry. He also has four career TDs on kickoff returns.

Rivals.com 2007 All-SEC Second Team



QB Andre' Woodson, Kentucky, Sr., 6-5/230
HIGH SCHOOL: Radcliff (Ky.) North Hardin
BUZZ: Woodson leads the SEC with 3,351 passing yards and ranks second in the league in passing efficiency. He ranks among the top 10 SEC players in career completions and has thrown for at least 200 yards and one touchdown in 18 consecutive games.



RB Arian Foster, Tennessee, Jr., 6-1/225
HIGH SCHOOL: San Diego Mission Bay
BUZZ: Foster ranks sixth in the SEC in rushing and has collected 1,107 yards with 12 touchdowns. Foster rushed for at least 100 yards in victories over Southern Miss, Mississippi State, Louisiana-Lafayette, Vanderbilt and Kentucky.



RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Ole Miss, Sr., 5-11/225
HIGH SCHOOL: New Orleans St. Augustine
BUZZ: Green-Ellis cleared the 1,000-yard mark for the second consecutive season and consistently produced even as his team went winless in SEC play. Green-Ellis ran for 1,137 yards and six touchdowns. His season included a 226-yard effort against Missouri.



WR Steve Johnson, Kentucky, Sr., 6-3/198
HIGH SCHOOL: Fairfield (Calif.) Rodriguez
BUZZ: Johnson etched his name into Kentucky lore by catching game-winning passes in come-from-behind victories over Louisville and LSU, the nation's top-ranked team at the time. Johnson has caught 54 passes for 928 yards and 11 touchdowns this season.



WR Kenny McKinley, South Carolina, Jr., 6-0/181
HIGH SCHOOL: Austell (Ga.) South Cobb
BUZZ: McKinley has a league-high 77 catches to go along with 968 receiving yards and nine touchdowns. He scored two touchdowns each against Mississippi State and Clemson, and he had 14 receptions for 151 yards and a touchdown in a loss to Tennessee.



TE Cornelius Ingram, Florida, Jr., 6-4/230
HIGH SCHOOL: Hawthorne (Fla.) High
BUZZ: This converted quarterback leads the Gators with seven touchdown catches. Ingram scored in five of Florida's first seven games and finished the regular season with 33 catches for 491 yards.



OT Ciron Black, LSU, Soph., 6-5/320
HIGH SCHOOL: San Antonio (Texas) Lee
BUZZ: Black has started 25 consecutive games at left tackle for LSU. He recorded 11 knockdowns in back-to-back weeks against Florida and Kentucky, and has helped LSU rank 12th in the nation with 219.5 yards per game.



OT Ramon Foster, Tennessee, Jr., 6-6/325
HIGH SCHOOL: Ripley (Tenn.) High
BUZZ: Foster moved from guard to right tackle this season and has played a vital role on a line that has allowed the fewest sacks in the nation. Foster's presence helped the Tennessee line continue to perform well even after a season-ending injury to left tackle Eric Young.



OG Jason Leger, Kentucky, Sr., 6-1/287
HIGH SCHOOL: Mt. Vernon (Ky.) Rockcastle County
BUZZ: Leger was the SEC offensive lineman of the week for his performances in wins over Kent State and Arkansas. He has helped Kentucky average 4.2 yards per carry despite losing tailbacks Rafael Little and Tony Dixon to injuries at various points this season.



OG Jim Tartt, Florida, Jr., 6-3/316
HIGH SCHOOL: Crawfordville (Fla.) Wakulla County
BUZZ: This second-year starter played a major role on a line that didn't allow a sack in seven regular-season games. Tartt created enough running room to allow the Gators to average 5.2 yards per carry without the benefit of a running back who gained 600 yards.



C Drew Miller, Florida, Sr., 6-5/304
HIGH SCHOOL: Sarasota (Fla.) Riverview
BUZZ: Miller moved from guard to center this season and helped Florida's offensive line allow only 12 sacks all season despite losing OT Phil Trautwein. Miller has started 26 consecutive games.



DE Antonio Coleman, Auburn, Soph., 6-2/243
HIGH SCHOOL: Mobile (Ala.) Williamson
BUZZ: Coleman came on strong in the second half of the year and has 13 tackles for loss in his past seven games. He has 17 tackles for loss with seven sacks this season. He was the SEC defensive lineman of the week after making a pair of sacks against Ole Miss.



DE Greg Hardy, Ole Miss, Soph., 6-5/255
HIGH SCHOOL: Memphis Briarcrest Christian
BUZZ: Only a two-game suspension for a violation of team rules kept Hardy from earning a spot on our first team. Hardy has collected 10 sacks and 18 tackles for loss. He ranks seventh in the nation in sacks per game and fifth in the nation in tackles for loss per game.



DT Peria Jerry, Ole Miss, Jr., 6-2/310
HIGH SCHOOL: Batesville (Miss.) South Panola.
BUZZ: Perry collected 58 overall tackles - 14 for loss - along with 3.5 sacks and an interception. He recorded at least half a tackle for loss in each of the Rebels' last 11 games.



DT Pat Sims, Auburn, Jr., 6-4/314
HIGH SCHOOL: Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) Dillard
BUZZ: Sims collected four tackles for loss against Mississippi State in the Tigers' SEC opener and continued to clog up the middle all season. Sims collected 32 tackles - 8.5 for loss - and played a vital role on a run defense that allowed only two players to rush for 100 yards.



LB Dannell Ellerbe, Georgia, Jr., 6-1/232
HIGH SCHOOL: Hamlet (N.C.) Richmond
BUZZ: Ellerbe has started at each of the three linebacker positions for Georgia this season, but spent a majority of his time in the middle. He has a team-high 85 tackles, with 11 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks.



LB Ali Highsmith, LSU, Sr., 6-1/223
HIGH SCHOOL: Miami Central
BUZZ: This third-year starter has compiled 86 tackles - 7.5 for loss - and eight pass breakups. He delivered 10 tackles against South Carolina and 11 more against Auburn before closing the regular season with a 19-tackle effort against Arkansas.



LB Brandon Spikes, Florida, Soph., 6-3/243
HIGH SCHOOL: Shelby (N.C.) Crest
BUZZ: Florida needed some underclassmen to step forward on a defense that lost 10 starters from last season. Spikes capitalized on the opportunity by ranking second in the SEC with 118 tackles. This big-game performer had 21 combined tackles against Auburn and LSU.



CB Michael Grant, Arkansas, Sr., 5-11/182
HIGH SCHOOL: Stone Mountain (Ga.) Stephenson
BUZZ: Grant leads the SEC with 17 pass breakups. He also has collected 66 tackles and has recorded multiple pass breakups in four games this year to help Arkansas rank fifth in the nation in pass efficiency defense.



CB Patrick Lee, Auburn, Sr., 6-0/210
HIGH SCHOOL: Miami Columbus
BUZZ: After picking off just one pass in his first three seasons at Auburn, Lee made up for lost time by collecting four interceptions in a five-game stretch that started with an upset of Florida. Lee also has recorded 51 tackles for the Tigers.



SS Emanuel Cook, South Carolina, Soph., 5-10/216
HIGH SCHOOL: Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) High
BUZZ: Cook has earned a reputation as one of the SEC's hardest hitters while collecting 92 overall tackles, four sacks and three interceptions this season. Cook's eight tackles for loss lead all SEC defensive backs.



FS Rashad Johnson, Alabama, Jr., 6-0/187
HIGH SCHOOL: Sulligent (Ala.) High
BUZZ: Johnson shares the SEC lead and is ranked fourth in the nation with six interceptions this season. Johnson also has a team-high 81 tackles to go along with seven pass breakups and one forced fumble.



K Alex Tejada, Arkansas, Fr., 6-1/200
HIGH SCHOOL: Springdale (Ark.) High
BUZZ: Tejada made four field goals in his debut performance against Troy and never looked back. He has gone 17 of 21 - including 13 of 13 from 39 yards away or less - to lead the SEC with an .810 field-goal percentage.



P Patrick Fisher, LSU, Sr., 6-5/238
HIGH SCHOOL: Hyattsville (Md.) DeMatha Catholic
BUZZ: Fisher leads the SEC and ranks 13th in the nation with an average of 43.8 yards per punt. He has landed 10 of his 52 punts inside the opponent's 20.



KR Trindon Holliday, LSU, Soph., 5-5/160
HIGH SCHOOL: Pride (La.) Northeast
BUZZ: Holliday ranks third in the SEC and 30th in the nation with an average of 26.1 yards per kick return. He scored on a 98-yard kickoff return in a victory over Ole Miss.



PR Mikey Henderson, Georgia, Sr., 5-10/156
HIGH SCHOOL: Buford (Ga.) High
BUZZ: Henderson has averaged 11.3 yards per return to rank third in the SEC to first-team return men Brandon James of Florida and Javier Arenas of Alabama. Henderson also is a force on offense who caught a 25-yard touchdown pass in overtime to beat Alabama.



ALL-PURPOSE Peyton Hillis, Arkansas, Sr., 6-2/243
HIGH SCHOOL: Conway (Ark.) High
BUZZ: Hillis starts at FB but does a little bit of everything. He has blocked for Darren McFadden and Felix Jones while also rushing for 328 yards, catching 44 passes for 485 yards and scoring seven TDs. Hillis had two TD runs and two TD catches in the Razorbacks' upset of LSU.

» MORE: All-ACC Team |All-Big East Team | All-Big 12 Team | All-Big Ten Team | All-Pac-10 Team

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The hate never stops when it comes to the University of Tennessee Volunteers. I'm going to be after we WIN the SECCG and to think, this was supposed to be a rebuilding yearfor us.

I know rivals.com gave Eric Berry Defensive fresman of the year, but no love for him on the ALL-SEC team? It's also difficult to see only 2 guys from anO-Line who has a 1,000 yd rusher and allowed the nation's lowest sack total.

O MY GOD that just hurt my stomach I didnt notice til now

@ that above pic.

Tamme looks like a dude who would be running for City Council in some little southern town in that picture.

Edit: And I already talked to a couple of UT fans in town for the game. Saw a few LSU heads around yesterday...you people needs jobs.

Dre, Tamme, Stevie, Leger, Woodyard, Jarmon

Tamme looks like a dude who would be running for City Council in some little southern town in that picture.
and win if that town was in Kentucky. he is a big fan favorite. Richie Farmer was just re-elected to his second term of state agriculturecommisioner

. Tamme did graduate in just 3 years.

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Wednesday, 11/28/07
[h1]Wins pay off for Fulmer[/h1]
By BRYAN MULLEN
Staff Writer


KNOXVILLE - Whether Tennessee football fans like it for not, Coach Phillip Fulmer isn't going anywhere. And he will likely get a raise.

UT Athletics Director Mike Hamilton said Tuesday that the program's body of work and overall success this season will probably be rewarded with added years to Fulmer's contract and a bump in pay.

"I think it's reasonable to assume that given the fact that we finished 9-3 in the regular season and won the Eastern Division title that there would be an extension and (added) compensation," Hamilton said. "We review both his extension and compensation and I would anticipate that we would address both of those."

On Tuesday, Fulmer wasn't in the mood to talk about his contract or any changes that may be made in the near future. He did, however, say it is nice to know that UT administrators have continued to show support.

"You always want to feel that you're on good solid ground with your bosses," Fulmer said.

"But I'm not interested in even discussing any of that. We've got business to do in Atlanta."

That's where the Vols will travel this weekend to face LSU in the Southeastern Conference Championship game at 3 p.m. in the Georgia Dome. It's the fifth time in 11 years that UT has advanced to the league title game.

Fulmer currently makes $2.05 million a year and his contract runs through 2013. He was given a two-year extension with no raise in March, marking the second year in a row he didn't receive a raise. In 2005 when UT went 5-6, Fulmer did not get a raise or an extension.

Six weeks ago, discussions about of a contract extension and elevated compensation seemed unlikely. UT had just been blown out by rival Alabama 41-17, and the Vols had a 4-3 record.

Critics were calling for Fulmer's job and he was mentioned by various national media outlets as being on the hot seat. But since the Alabama game, UT has gone 5-0, won the SEC Eastern Division and advanced to the league title game.

Fulmer's contract calls for him and Hamilton to sit down on Dec. 15 of each year to evaluate the previous season. It's unlikely that a contract extension and raise would be finalized in the next few weeks, although Hamilton said he and Fulmer, who is in his 16th season as UT's head coach, can discuss changes to the contract at any time.

According to his contract, Fulmer makes $325,000 in annual base pay. He receives $800,000 a year for radio and television services, $625,000 in athletic apparel endorsements, and $300,000 for various endorsement and consultation contracts.

He also can earn bonuses for team achievements. They include a non-BCS Bowl appearance ($37,500), an SEC East Division title ($50,000), an SEC Championship game appearance ($75,000), an SEC Championship and BCS Bowl appearance ($100,000), a BCS Bowl appearance without an SEC Championship ($100,000), a BCS National Championship appearance ($150,000), and a BCS National Championship title ($250,000).

The bonuses are not cumulative and only the highest level achieved is paid.
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Fat Phil ain't going nowhere...

Honestly UT fans....Do Y'all really want Uncle Phil outta there???

damn... didnt know it was THAT much talent... what you been doin phil??

I don't know if I want CPF to stay or go. He does a great job in recruiting and is like a father figure to those kids.
OTOH, he's not a very aggressive coach.. Doesnt like to blow teams out, too conservative...
I guess everything is all gravy until the next time we lose, than everybody and their momma is going to want him up outta there.
I taste Sugar!