Craig the Blueheart
08-28-2007, 09:33 AM
KNOXVILLE — It all starts with the quarterback. So with the start of the Southeastern Conference season on Thursday, here's how they rank, starting with the best.
1. Andre' Woodson, Kentucky
The senior led the SEC in almost every major passing category last season and has a cast of playmakers returning for 2007. Woodson is strong (6-5, 230), experienced (25 starts), and smart (31 touchdowns, seven interceptions in 2006). His biggest challenge this season will be handling the pressure placed on UK, who many believe to be the SEC sleeper.
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1. Andre' Woodson, Kentucky
The senior led the SEC in almost every major passing category last season and has a cast of playmakers returning for 2007. Woodson is strong (6-5, 230), experienced (25 starts), and smart (31 touchdowns, seven interceptions in 2006). His biggest challenge this season will be handling the pressure placed on UK, who many believe to be the SEC sleeper.
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070828/SPORTS0601/708280360