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Tennessee players in altercations after South Carolina field storming, what we know

COLUMBIA, SC – Video shows that Tennessee football players had altercations with South Carolina players and fans during the field storming immediately after the Vols lost 27-24 on the final play at Williams-Brice Stadium on Oct. 24. UT linebacker Jeremiah Telander appeared to throw a punch at a South Carolina player. And UT defensive lineman Daevin Hobbs appeared to push a South Carolina fan to the ground while the fan was running away carrying UT equipment. Fans also yelled profanities and waved their hands in UT players' faces during the latter incident. UT did not immediately respond to a Knox News request for comment on Oct. 25. Coach Josh Heupel's next press conference is scheduled for Oct. 28. Tennessee enters an open week before playing Kentucky on Nov. 7 (time, TV TBA) at Neyland Stadium. The incidents happened in the moments immediately after Malik Orsan made the game-winning…

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Where Do Gators Stand In SEC after Bye Week as Georgia Bulldogs Loom?

The Florida Gators may have been off this week, but there was plenty of action going on around them, and they got some help in the standings as they prepare for the No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs. The Kentucky Wildcats are improbably at the top of the SEC standings with a 5-1 record. They have a half-game lead on the Georgia Bulldogs, who sit at 4-1. The Wildcats haven't played the toughest of SEC schedules, but there is no easy schedule in the conference. Their five wins came against Texas A&M, South Carolina, LSU, Oklahoma, and Vanderbilt. The rubber hits the road for them after their bye this week. They travel to Tennessee before taking on Florida and Missouri. Georgia was also off this week and is second in conference with a 4-1 record. Georgia has beaten Alabama, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. They lost to Auburn last week and have Florida, Ole Miss, Missouri, and South Carolina still…

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College football AP Top 25 rankings: Some marquee wins have have aged well -- others? not so much

Be careful touting signature wins too early during college football season. Paper champions loading up on early victories can easily be extinguished by midseason when inflated schedules come to a grinding halt during conference play. We've seen it happen across the SEC, Big Ten and now Big 12, following the league's wildest weekend yet. There's the flip side too -- teams can get hot and find their footing after the opening month, strengthening an opponent's resume thanks to a prior result. The current AP Top 25 rankings give us a snapshot of which wins have aged well and which are depreciating assets ahead of the first College Football Playoff poll on Nov. 3. Beating a top-10 team in September that later disappears from the rankings doesn't preserve a ranked victory on that résumé. With the postseason picture taking shape, it's time to revisit some of the memorable results from earlier…

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Running QB, no problem. LSU’s defense crunches another scrambler at Auburn.

AUBURN, Ala. — When LSU coach Lane Kiffin has a feel for a game, he follows up with quarterback Sam Leavitt. “I just told him,” Kiffin said, “we're gonna dominate this game if we don't screw up.” As long as LSU’s quarterback didn’t give the ball back to Auburn, Kiffin couldn’t reason how LSU would leave Jordan-Hare Stadium without a win. Because the matchups were too available for LSU’s quarterback to exploit, and LSU’s defense had a pretty tight stranglehold on Auburn’s. More specifically, they were hogtying Byrum Brown’s legs. “That was the whole plan, coming in and tackling him low,” Kiffin said. “He's so strong, he gets away from things. So you saw guys just hanging onto his legs and waiting for the rest of the guys to come.” LSU swarmed, and Brown finished with just 21 yards on 19 carries on Saturday. He wouldn’t hurt LSU, just as Texas A&M scrambler Marcel Reed, who was dropped…

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