It's a busy day for Auburn in terms of interviews, but that doesn't mean we won't take you around the country with a bunch of links this Tuesday. And don't forget to follow the blog on Twitter.

On to the links ...

• ESPN.com's Mark Schlabach leads his story about undefeated teams that are under radar with Auburn.
  

• Tommy Tuberville was right about the spread, he just hired the wrong coordinator last year, writes Paul Gattis of the Huntsville Times.

• ESPN.com's Chris Low ranks the SEC's best running backs. Auburn had two in the top-5.

• 3. Ben Tate, Auburn: Gus Malzahn’s offense has given new life to Tate, who’s been the best downhill, power runner in the league this season. Even though he’s sharing time with freshman Onterio McCalebb, Tate has rushed for 540 yards and is averaging 5.6 yards per carry.

• 5. Onterio McCalebb, Auburn: He’s been Mr. Versatility for the Tigers and is third in the league in all-purpose yards. The 165-pound freshman is an explosive breakaway threat and gives Auburn a lot of speed on the perimeter. He’s averaging 6.2 yards per carry and ha also been a weapon in the return game.

• Auburn makes its first appearance on ESPN's power rankings, coming in at No. 15.

• Jerry Hinnen of The War Eagle Reader updates his weekly schedule stockwatch.

• Razorbacks defensive end Jake Bequette's confidence is soaring after turning in a solid game against Texas A&M, writes Robbie Neiswanger of the Northwest Arkansas Morning News.

• Arkansas running back Ronnie Wingo Jr. scored his first collegiate touchdown against the Aggies, writes Alex Abrams of the Morning News.

• Abrams gives a rundown of what Bobby Petrino said at his Monday press conference.

• Arkansas benefited from playing a game in the brand new Texas Stadium, writes Nate Allen of the Northwest Arkansas Times.

• Oops. The SEC admitted the official was wrong to flag Georgia's A.J. Green for excessive celebration after scoring a go-ahead touchdown against LSU, writes David Hale of the Macon Telegraph. That probably doesn't do much for Bulldogs fans right now. This probably doesn't help either: the officials have no intention of changing the rule.

• Tony Barnhart of the Atlanta Journal Constitution called the penalty the "single worst officiating mistake I have seen in my three decades of covering the sport."

• The NCAA's got to step in and change the rule, writes Kirk Bohls of the Austin American Statesman.

• When you're cruising past opponents as easily as Alabama is, you have to create problems to overcome. QB Greg McElroy isn't happy with the team's slow start, writes Michael Casagrande of the Decatur Daily.

• A Florida State trustee wants 79-year-old Bobby Bowden to step down as the Seminoles' head coach, writes Steve Ellis of the Tallahassee Democrat. Bowden didn't want to talk about it Even Bowden's wife weighed in on the issue, writes Andrew Carter.

• Ellis takes a look at what's ahead for Bowden and FSU. Corey Clark asks is there any way this will end well? At least former FSU star cornerback Deion Sanders has his back.

• Tim Tebow is symptom-free but has not been cleared to play against No. 4 LSU this week, writes Jeremy Fowler of the Orlando Sentinel. The Gators have a contingency plan if Tebow can't go.

• LSU fans have a knack for getting opponents' cell phone numbers and bombarding them with text messages.

• Charlie Weis wonders why his Notre Dame Fighting Irish aren't ranked after beating up on the bottom half of the Big Ten and squeaking by at home against a team that went 0-12 last year. Let's go through the schedule, shall we? The Irish beat Nevada (1-3) and lost to Michigan (vastly overrated) before beating Michigan State (2-3), Purdue (1-4) and Washington (2-3). Yup, I'd have them unranked too I think.