with an alabama win? out of the top 25? i mean its 15 ranked bama…

Chase Daniel will be headed to the SEC Championship game in Atlanta as he is set to be honored as an SEC Football Legend.
I find this hilarious since he played in the Big 12, but oh well.

The football legends class recognizes 16 former represntativs from current SEC insitutions who starred on the field for their programs.
Daniel joins Chase Coffman (2023), Gary Pinkel (2022), Jeremy Maclin (2019), Devin West (2018), Brad Smith (2017), Justin Smith (2016), Roger Wehrli (2015), Kellen Winslow (2014), Phil Bradley (2013) and Johnny Roland (2012) as the Tigers' representatives.

This season along with Daniel, the honorees will be:
Barrett Jones (Alabama)
Ken Hamlin (Arkansas)
Marcus McNeill (Auburn)
Rex Grossman (Florida)
Terrence Edwards (Georgia)
Dicky Lyons Sr. (Kentucky)
Andrew Whitworth (LSU)
Dexter McCluster (Ole Miss)
Fletcher Cox (Mississippi State)
Barry Switzer (Oklahoma)
Corey Miller (South Carolina)
Eric Berry (Tennessee)
Vince Young (Texas)
Luke Joeckel (Texas A&M)
Ricky Anderson (Vanderbilt)

Here's my look at some of the key quotes Drinkwitz gave during media day this week.

Brady Cook was named as one of 20 finalists for the eighth annual Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Award.

Along with Cook, the list of finalists is:

Justin Barron (Syracuse)
Dylan Black (Oregon State)
Dontay Corleone (Cincinnati)
Ajani Cornelius (Oregon)
Luke Deal (Auburn)
Jacob Gardner (Colorado State)
Ahmed Hassanein (Boise State)
Seth Henigan (Memphis)
Isaiah Jacobs (UAB)
Jake Majors (Texas)
Bru McCoy (Tennessee)
Devin Neal (Kansas)
Kaimon Rucker (North Carolina)
Cody Simon (Ohio State)
Logan Taylor (Hawaii)
Dante Trader Jr. (Maryland)
Jalon Walker (Georgia)
J.J. Weaver (Kentucky)
Jackson Woodard (UNLV)

Three finalists will be named on December 16 and the winner will be announced at a ceremony on February 12.