Morning Six Pack: October 31, 2012

These six college football stories from around the country are scary good. BOO!

Steve Spurrier makes Marcus Lattimore Day all about Steve Spurrier

The South Carolina-Clemson rivalry has always been one that has brought out the worst in the coaches.

Auburn will start its third different QB this season

Thanks to injuries, Auburn will be going with its third different starting quarterback this season. Gene Chizik said Tuesday that freshman Jonathan Wallace will make his first start of the season.

Saluting Kansas State's Bill Snyder, Heisman race and more

The BMOC surveys Kansas State and coach Bill Snyder, the Heisman race and more.

Injury costs K-State a d-lineman, possibly for the season

As Kansas State has started the season 8-0 and is ranked third nationally, there have been very few injury obstacles through which the Wildcats needed to navigate. Unfortunately, that appears to have come to an end.

LSU game always is the most physical one of the year, Alabama's Barrett Jones says

"We really respect the way they play football," Tide center says.

Quotable:

Since arriving at Tennessee, Sunseri took personnel that had been recruited and developed for a 4-3 alignment and tried to shoe-horn players into his preferred 3-4 scheme. It simply hasn't translated. Tennessee currently ranks dead last in the SEC in total defense at 453.4 yards per game.

"We aren't going to sit here and defend anything we're doing because statistically we can't," Dooley said. "… The question is, what's the problem and how do we fix it?"

Dooley could start by adjusting what the Vols are doing on offense. When your defense is struggling this badly, why not shorten the game? The longer your offense is on the field, the less your defense is exposed. With that in mind, Dooley should abandon the no-huddle offense. He should run the ball more to take time off the clock.

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