Check out some of today's headlines from around the SEC.

• Texas A&M president R. Bowen Loftin committed an 'inadvertent secondary NCAA infraction' for tweeting at a recruit.

• South Carolina's Steve Spurrier said he's unsure whether the Gamecocks can fix their fourth-quarter defensive woes.

• Tyler Murphy aims to join a group of Florida quarterbacks who have found success against LSU.

• Coming off a big win at Vanderbilt, Missouri has a chance to shake up the SEC East race.

• A strong second half against Mississippi State helped LSU's shaky defense gain confidence.

• Chad Lindsay has made a smooth transition at center for Alabama.

• Georgia has been exceptional in its ability to overcome adversity.

• Auburn is closing in on bowl eligibility, but the Tigers want more.

• Alabama game closes out Kentucky's string of four consecutive top-20 opponents.

• Arkansas tries to keep spirits high after losses.

• Fourth-quarter troubles dog Mississippi State.

• Ole Miss leads the nation in fourth-down attempts, thanks to Hugh Freeze's aggressive nature.