It's the end of the work week, which means the start of the college football week. Read these links to get hyped for all the action this weekend (and follow the blog on Twitter):

• Kentucky's Taylor Wyndam is probably only known for one play: knocking out Tim Tebow a few weeks ago. He's trying to be known for more than just that, writes Chip Cosby of the Lexington Herald-Leader.

• Think they're crazy about basketball in Kentucky? Look at all these links from John Clay about the Wildcats' Midnight Madness on the Herald-Leader Web site.

• The War Eagle Reader asks a few questions to Tru from the Kentucky blog Sea of Blue about this Saturday's game.

• Auburn has an all-star lineup for its baseball home run derby tonight, including Bo Jackson and Tim Hudson.

• ESPN.com blogger Chris Low rattles off some things to know about teams in the SEC.

• Low also spent a night with Alabama's Nick Saban on the coach's radio show.

• Paul Gattis of the Huntsville Times breaks down the SEC at the midway point of the season.

• Georgia coach Mark Richt deflected calls for him to get rid of his coordinators, writes David Hale of the Macon Telegraph.

• Kevin Scarbinsky of the Birmingham News thinks Richt is starting to look a lot like Tommy Tuberville.

• Alabama hasn't decided who's going to start at middle linebacker this week -- Nico Johnson or Jerrell Harris, writes Michael Casagrande of the Decatur Daily.

• Sports Illustated's Stewart Mandel weighs in on the Big East's perception as a weak BCS conference in this mailbag.

• Mandel also says this isn't necessarily a year only for quarterbacks in the Heisman race.

• The documents have been released in Florida State's academic fraud case from a couple years ago. The New York Times is all over them.

• For some reason I can't see Gene Chizik's staff doing this on a rainy day at practice. You've got to love Southern Cal.