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Former Florida offensive lineman Drew Miller remembers all the team meetings, the lengthy lectures about hanging out with the right people, making smart decisions and avoiding situations that would draw negative attention.

To Miller, it seemed like Gators coach Urban Meyer or one of his assistants was always talking about staying out of trouble.

Deceased College Football Player Brought Big Time To Alcorn State

Steve McNair came off the bench in the first game of his freshman season and rallied Alcorn State to a victory against Grambling State.

So began one of the great careers in the history of college football. McNair, who was shot and killed Saturday in Nashville, brought big-time football to Lorman, Miss. He attended Alcorn State, about a 2 1/2-hour drive from his hometown of Mount Olive, because he wanted to play quarterback instead of defensive back. That's where the marquee programs wanted him to play..

New Tenneesee College Football Coach Bring New Atitude

Lane Kiffin's assault on the SEC began with a lighthearted jab against Florida at his introductory press conference, where he said he'll be "singing 'Rocky Top' all night long" after beating the Gators. Then he got trigger-happy. Recapping how the first-year Tennessee coach made enemies in his first four months on the job:

1. Hired assistants from rival SEC schools, and then rubbed it in. 2. Accused Florida coach Urban Meyer of an NCAA recruiting violation regarding the recruitment of Gators oral commitment and eventual Tennessee signee Nu'Keese Richardson. Problem was, Meyer didn't cheat, and Kiffin had to apologize after being reprimanded by the SEC. 3. Committed NCAA secondary violations of his own for questionable recruiting practices. 4. Insulted recruiting hotbed Pahokee High School in South Florida, along with the entire University of South Carolina, for reportedly telling a Columbia-bound recruit that he will be "pumping gas for the rest of his life like all the other players from that state who had gone to South Carolina."

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