A.P. Top 25 Pre-Season Poll:

1	Alabama	0 0 – 0	0
2	Ohio State	0 0 – 0	0
3	Boise State	0 0 – 0	0
4	Florida	0 0 – 0	0
5	Texas	0 0 – 0	0
6	TCU	0 0 – 0	0
7	Oklahoma	0 0 – 0	0
8	Nebraska	0 0 – 0	0
9	Iowa	0 0 – 0	0
10	Virginia Tech	0 0 – 0	0
11	Oregon	0 0 – 0	0
12	Wisconsin	0 0 – 0	0
13	Miami (FL)	0 0 – 0	0
14	USC	0 0 – 0	0
15	Pittsburgh	0 0 – 0	0
16	Georgia Tech	0 0 – 0	0
17	Arkansas	0 0 – 0	0
18	North Carolina	0 0 – 0	0
19	Penn State	0 0 – 0	0
20	Florida State	0 0 – 0	0
21	LSU	0 0 – 0	0
22	Auburn	0 0 – 0	0
23	Georgia	0 0 – 0	0
24	Oregon State	0 0 – 0	0
25	West Virginia	0 0 – 0	0

USA Today Coaches’ Poll:

** Check out the new 2010 Schedules Page!**

The SEC released the television schedule for the first 3 weeks of the season:

DATE            GAME					NETWORK	TIME
Thur. Sept. 2   Southern Miss at South Carolina         ESPN                7:30 ET

Sat.  Sept. 4   Miami(Ohio) at Florida                  ESPN               12:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 4   Louisiana-Lafayette at Georgia          SEC Network        12:21 ET
Sat.  Sept. 4   Kentucky at Louisville                  ABC                 3:30 ET
Sat.  Sept. 4   Jacksonville State at Ole Miss          CSS                 3:30 ET
Sat.  Sept. 4   San Jose State at Alabama               Inst. PPV           TBD
Sat.  Sept. 4   Tennessee Tech at Arkansas              Inst. PPV           TBD
Sat.  Sept. 4   Tennessee-Martin at Tennessee           Inst. PPV           TBD
Sat.  Sept. 4   Memphis at Miss. State                  ESPNU               7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 4   Arkansas State at Auburn                FSN                 7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 4   Northwestern at Vanderbilt              CSS                 7:30 ET
Sat.  Sept. 4   LSU vs. North Carolina (Atlanta)        ABC                 8:00 ET

Thur. Sept. 9   Auburn at Miss. State                   ESPN                7:30 ET

Sat.  Sept. 11  Georgia at South Carolina               ESPN or ESPN2      12:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 11  South Florida at Florida                SEC Network        12:21 ET
Sat.  Sept. 11  Penn State at Alabama                   ESPN                7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 11  Oregon at Tennessee                     ESPN2               7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 11  LSU at Vanderbilt                       ESPNU               7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 11  La.-Monroe at Arkansas (Little Rock)    FSN                 7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 11  Western Kentucky at Kentucky            CSS                 7:30 ET
Sat.  Sept. 11  Ole Miss at Tulane                      ESPN Classic/ESPN2  9:00 ET

Sat.  Sept. 18  Arkansas at Georgia                     ESPN or ESPN2      12:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 18  Vanderbilt at Ole Miss                  SEC Network        12:21 ET
Sat.  Sept. 18  Alabama at Duke                         ABC                 3:30 ET
Sat.  Sept. 18  Florida at Tennessee                    CBS                 3:30 ET
Sat.  Sept. 18  Clemson at Auburn                       ESPN                7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 18  Miss. State at LSU                      ESPNU               7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 18  Akron at Kentucky                       FSN                 7:00 ET
Sat.  Sept. 18  Furman at South Carolina                Inst. PPV           TBD

All-SEC By Team

SEC Media Days start tomorrow!  ESPNU will be broadcasting live from The Wynfrey Hotel so tune in or set your DVR’s!

Here is the schedule of events from secsports.com

• Tennessee has announced 25 signees in Derek Dooley’s first recruiting class.
• Kentucky‘s Joker Phillips’ first recruiting class is also in the books with 24 signees.
• Georgia had 18 signees in this year’s recruiting class.
• Arkansas announced 25 signees for their 2010 recruiting class.
• Vanderbilt finishes the day with 24 signees in their recruiting class.
• South Carolina announced 23 signees in their recruiting class.

• Alabama has finished up and you can see the list of all 29 signees here.
• Auburn is having a great recruiting day with 32 recruits signed already. Check out the list here.
• Florida has the #1 recruiting class across the board, including 11 early enrollees. Check out their commits here and follow OnlyGators.com for the latest.
• Ole Miss has announced 22 signees in their 2010 class.
• Mississippi State announces 26 signees, including 18 from the state of Mississippi.
• LSU announces 26 signees, 2 of which are early enrollees.

Alabama signees as of 8:45am:

• all 8 early enrollees including Cade Foster PK, Jalston Fowler RB, John Fulton DB, Brandon Lewis DT, Chad Lindsay OL, DeMarcus Milliner DB, Phillip Sims QB, and Austin Shepherd OL.
• Letters of Intent coming in this morning from DE Alfy Hill, LB C.J. Mosley, WR DeAndrew White, Brian Vogler, Adrian Hubbard, Blake Sims, and Jay Williams
• ESPNU will have Coach Saban on line today not sure when. Coach Saban’s press conference is set for 4pm

Auburn signees as of 8:45am:

• Signed letter of intent(from al.com)
  Kenneth Carter DT     6-5    267     Greenville High
  Ed Christian OL     6-5    280     Lowndes High, Valdosta, Ga.
  Steven Clark K    6-5    230    Park Hill High, Kansas City, Mo.
  Shon Coleman OL    6-7    285    Olive Branch (Miss.) High
  * Roszell Gayden OL    6-7    310     College of the Sequoias, Visalia, Calif.
  Antonio Goodwin WR    6-2    170    Washington High, Atlanta, Ga.
  Shaun Kitchens ATH    6-3    211    Banneker High, College Park, Ga.
  Eric Mack OL    6-4    315    Calhoun Co. High, St. Matthews, S.C.
  Demetruce McNeal DB    6-0    176    Banneker High, College Park, Ga.
  Jonathan Mincy DB    5-10    175    Southwest Dekalb High, Decatur, Ga.
  * Brandon Mosley TE     6-6    285     Coffeyville (Kan.) CC
  * Cameron Newton QB     6-6    247    Blinn College, Brenham, Texas
  Cody Parkey K    6-2    195    Jupiter (Fla.) High
  Ladarius Phillips 6-3   275   Handley High
  Jeremy Richardson WR     6-4    220    Springville High
  Ryan Smith   DB   6-2   208   Cordova High

Florida signees this morning:

• here are the players who have faxed their letters of intent to Gainesville:  WR Chris Dunkley, DE Dominique Easley, QB Tyler Murphy, TE Michael McFarland, CB Cody Riggs,S Jonathan Dowling, WR Quinton Dunbar, LB Gideon Ajagbe, RB Mack Brown,DT Sharrif Floyd, LB Michael Taylor, DE Lynden Trail and LB Darrin Kitchens.

Arkansas signees as of 11:44am:

• Eric Bennett, LaCraig Brown, Joseph Byrd, Eddie Camara, Daunte Carr, Luke Charpentier, Cam Feldt, Courtney Gaston, Bad Hefley, Julian Horton, Maudrecus Humphrey, Braylon Mitchell, Chris Smith, Darrell Smith, Marquel Welch, Jarett Lake, Byran Jones, Alan Turner,

more updates coming

RAZORBACK Eric Bennett [ More ] Eric Bennett [ Close ] Considered by some to be the best recruit out of Oklahoma this year, Bennett orally committed to Arkansas on Oct. 18. NOTEWORTHY: 245-pound bench press and 400-pound squat, 38-inch vertical. CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Oregon State, Tennessee, Oklahoma State, Arizona and others. STAR STATUS RIVALS.COM (***) No. 49 athlete in the nation, No. 10 prospect in Oklahoma SCOUT.COM (***) No. 37 cornerback in the nation ESPN.COM (***) No. 137 athlete in the nation TOM LEMMING (***) SCOUT.COM (***) No. 37 cornerback in the nation SEASON STATS: Completed 54 of 96 for 873 yards, 9 TDs, 5 Ints, 100 rushes for 581 yards, 12 TDs, long run of 67 yards, as a junior, rushed and passed for over 1,000 yards ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits	ATH	Tulsa Washington	5-11	182	4.49
3	RAZORBACK LaCraig Brown [ More ] LaCraig Brown [ Close ] Brown committed Jan. 3 after making a visit to Arkansas in December. He visited Baylor on Jan. 22. NOTEWORTHY: 325-pound bench press, 455 squat, 29-inch vertical jump. CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Baylor, Alabama, Mississippi State, TCU STAR STATUS RIVALS.COM (***) SCOUT.COM (***) No. 87 DE in the nation ESPN.COM No rating TOM LEMMING (***) SEASON STATS: Recorded 58 tackles and 8 sacks as junior ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits Player of the Week profile	DL	Monroe, La,.Richwood	6-4	270	4.9
3	WAKE FOREST Joseph Byrd [ More ] Joseph Byrd [ Close ] NOTEWORTHY: Has been timed at 10.4 seconds in the 100 meters and 21.4 in the 200, will have ACL surgery in spring after running track and will greyshirt and enroll at Arkansas in January 2011 CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Kentucky, Indiana, Louisville, Minnesota and others STAR STATUS RIVALS.COM (***) No.68 cornerback in the nation SCOUT.COM No rating ESPN.COM (***) No. 59 running back in the nation TOM LEMMING (***) ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits Player of the Week profile	CB	Cape Coral, Fla., Baker	5-11	175	4.4
4	RAZORBACK Eddie Camara [ More ] Eddie Camara [ Close ] NOTEWORTY: Moved to the United States from Brazil at the age of 12 CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Baylor, Miami, North Texas and Texas-El Paso STAR STATUS RIVALS.COM (**) No. 14 kicker in the nation SCOUT.COM (**) No. 19 kicker in the nation ESPN.COM (***) No. 8 kicker in the nation TOM LEMMING (***) STATS 15 of 20 FGS, 8 from beyond 40 yards with long of 49. 14of 24 FG as a junior ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits Watch video	PK	Cedar Hill, Texas	5-10	158	n/a
3	RAZORBACK Daunte Carr [ More ] Daunte Carr [ Close ] Carr had originally committed to Stanford but decided to stay in the SEC. CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Stanford, Ole Miss, North Carolina State, South Carolina, West Virginia and others. STAR STATUS: RIVALS.COM (***) No. 61 safety in the nation, No. 52 mid-season prospect in Georgia SCOUT.COM (***) No. 81 safety in the nation ESPN.COM (***) No. 24 safety in the nation TOM LEMMING (***) ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits	S	Gainesville, Ga.	6-3	205	4.57
3	RAZORBACK Luke Charpentier [ More ] Luke Charpentier [ Close ] Charpentier orally committed to Arkansas in November, although in the past he was intent on staying in state (LSU). NOTEWORTHY: 345-pound bench press and 600 squat. CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Arizona, SMU, Kentucky, Tulane and others STAR STATUS RIVALS.COM (***) No. 50 offensive tackle in the nation, No. 12 prospect in Louisiana SCOUT.COM (**) No. 111 offensive tackle in the nation ESPN.COM (**) No. 134 offensive tackle in the nation TOM LEMMING (***) ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits	OL	River Ridge, (La.) John Curtis	6-4	305	5.10
4	RAZORBACK Cam Feldt [ More ] Cam Feldt [ Close ] Cam, the son of former Texas Tech OL Blake Feldt, orally committed to Arkansas all the way back in June 2008. He was injured in the state championship game in Texas. NOTEWORTHY 340-pound bench press, 550 squat, 28-inch vertical, His father coached with recruiting coordinator Tim Horton at Appalachian St. Cam was chosen to play in the Under Armour All American game. Plans to major in marketing. CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Baylor, Texas Tech STAR STATUS RIVALS.COM (****) No. 28 offensive tackle in the nation and No. 43 prospect in Texas SCOUT.COM (***) No. 33 offensive guard in the nation ESPN.COM No. 8 offensive tackle in the nation, No. 93 overall prospect in the nation TOM LEMMING (***) SEASON STATS:104 pancakes, no sacks allowed ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits Player of the Week	P/K	Pilot Point, Texas	6-5	290	5.3
4	RAZORBACK Courtney Gaston [ More ] Courtney Gaston [ Close ] NOTEWORTHY: 38-inch vertical CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, and Louisville STAR STATUS RIVALS.COM (***) No. 40 outside linebacker in the nation, No. 14 prospect in Oklahoma SCOUT.COM (***) No. 64 outside linebacker in the nation ESPN.COM (***) No. 81 outside linebacker in the nation TOM LEMMING (***) SEASON STATS: 75 tackles, 24 tackles for loss, 14 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 1 recovered fumble, 4 pass deflections, 1 pass breakup, as a junior he recorded 115 tackles, 4 recovered fumbles, 2 forced fumbles and 3 interceptions with 1 returned for a touchdown last season. ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits	LB	Fort Gibson, Okla.	6-5	225	4.7
3	RAZORBACK Brad Hefley [ More ] Brad Hefley [ Close ] NOTEWORTHY: Four sport athlete, 335-pound bench press, 460 squat, 26-inch vertical and a 4.6 pro-shuttle time, father received his masters degree from the UA CHOSE ARKANSAS OVER: Oklahoma State, Kansas State SEASON STATS: As a junior recorded 42 unassisted tackles, 48 assisted tackles and 22 tackles for losses and returned one interception for a touchdown last year. Offensively, he caught 9 passes for 140 yards and 2 touchdowns and rushed 10 times for 134 yards and 3 touchdowns. STAR STATUS: RIVALS.COM (***) No. 86 athlete in the nation and No. 15 prospect in Missouri SCOUT.COM (***) No. 25 middle linebacker in the nation ESPN.COM (***) No. 74 defensive tackle in the nation TOM LEMMING (***) ARTICLES: Search for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette articles Search for Recruiting Guy tidbits	TE/DE	Joplin	6-4	255	4.86