Remember, about the LIVE chat I'm going to be doing again today. Another link is in the post above. Without further adieu, here are some links today ...

• West Virginia freshman cornerback Pat Miller played at Hoover High during the height of MTV's "Two-A-Days," writes Mike Casazza of the Charleston Daily Mail.

• Casazza also talks with Auburn QB Chris Todd for this article, and Todd busts out his line about being a threat as receiver in the Wildcat offense. He's got that one in the vault for anyone who asks him, I think.

• The Mountaineers are in for a culture shock when they come to play at Jordan-Hare Stadium, writes Colin Dunlap of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

• Dave Hickman of the Charleston Gazette writes that West Virginia's poor special teams stats so far this season are misleading.

• Derek Samson of the Sporting News does a Q&A with Mountaineers quarterback Jarrett Brown.

• Wide receiver A.J. Green has been the block on which Georgia is building its entire offensive game plan, writes David Hale of the Macon Telegraph.

• Bulldogs RB Caleb King looks like he'll be back against Arkansas after missing the first two games with a hamstring injury.

• Former Alabama running back Siran Stacy spoke with a powerful message at the Columbus Civic Center the other night, writes colleague Chuck Williams of the Ledger-Enquirer.

• Alabama QB Greg McElroy will be going up against his old his school coach, Todd Dodge, this weekend when the Tide takes on North Texas.

• NCAA President Myles Brand lost his battle with pancreatic cancer yesterday. He was 67.

• ESPN.com's Chris Low is back with his weekly SEC picks. He's got Auburn 31, West Virginia 27:

• "You can feel the excitement on the Plains right now, but Auburn coach Gene Chizik is doing his best to keep everything in perspective. That said, a win over the Mountaineers probably means the Tigers go into the month of October unbeaten. Their running game has been what’s separated them in the first two games and will again be the difference Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Ben Tate, Onterio McCalebb and Co. roll it up for another 300-yard night on the ground."

• Low also gives us a few things to watch in the SEC this weekend. He says that Auburn is finally back to its roots, running the football with a purpose. Can't say I disagree.

• Mel Kiper Jr. lists matchups to watch every week between players who are probably going to be in the draft. (It's an ESPN Insider article, so I'll summarize this part). He lists West Virginia RT Selvish Capers vs. Auburn DE Antonio Coleman as something to watch, although I wonder how often they'll even match up against each other. If I recall correctly, Coleman doens't move around on the line too much, usually matching up against the left tackle.

• Ousted Tennessee coach Phil Fulmer is still a little "PO'd" about the way things went down in Knoxville last season, writes Buddy Shacklette of the Daytona Beach News Journal.

• Big East commissioner John Marinatto tells Jon Solomon of the Birmingham News that he thinks the BCS won't exist in five years and that college football will return to the old system of bowl games. That doesn't sound like a step forward.

• Cleveland Plain-Dealer AP voter Doug Lesmerises explains his unique voting system here. Good to see somebody stand behind their ballot instead of making excuses.

• And lastly, there are several articles over at Deadspin.com yesterday by the crew formerly known as the bloggers who ran FireJoeMorgan.com, one of the most biting critiques of bad sports journalism ever. Unfortunately, they've stopped doing that blog, making their brief reunion on Deadspin very enjoyable for loyal readers like myself. I only hope that dak, Junior and Ken Tremendous make more than occasional reappearances in the future.