Since the 2007 BCS National Championship Game, the SEC has enjoyed dominance over the college football landscape.  People have tried to suggest various competition.  First it was the “Big Ten wasn’t really that bad and Ohio St. will win the National Championship against LSU” theory.  That was dismantled in 2008.  Then it was the [...]

Now that some time has passed for those who read my SEC Western Division Predictions, now I will take a look at the SEC Eastern Division. Home to the reigning SEC and national champion Florida Gators. As I did with the West I will start from the team who finished last in [...]

Well, a few months have past since my last piece. As I sit here in the heart of SEC Country, you cannot escape the notion that College Football is around the corner. Last year saw an unexpected rise of my beloved alma mater (Alabama) back to national prominence and the SEC continue to dominate by winning the 3rd consecutive national championship for the conference. Florida’s national title last year was also the SEC’s fifth BCS National Title since the BCS’s inception in 1998 when Tennessee nabbed the title.

With that said, here is an outlook on the SEC.

Every year, we come into the season with high hopes for our teams. Without fail, injuries, steroids, or boneheaded moves take our athletes off the field, killing our hopes and dreams for our team’s Championship aspirations.

InGameNow has decided to turn our focus on Fictional Sports Athletes. Not only are they much cooler than the modern day athlete, but you can count on them to be on the field, every time you hit play.

As the Spring 2009 TV season comes to a close, now is a great time to que up the Netflixs for some great summer viewing. If you are looking to scratch the sports itch, here are the All-Time top 10 Fictional Athletes.

Busted Coverage has a brilliant write up on the USC Song Girls.

The University of Alabama held SGA (student government association) elections last week, and the results are in. One of Bama’s newest senators is superstar freshman wide receiver Julio Jones. He won a SGA Senate Seat in his college–a position that he never campaigned for–due to his popularity from write-in votes. Upon hearing the news of his victory, Jones accepted the position.

He also received nine write-in votes for the SGA Presidency. His coach, Nick Saban, only got six for SGA President.