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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Two hundred and eleven athletes, coaches and other officials with ties to current Southeastern Conference schools will compete in the XXXI Olympiad, beginning August 5 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Thirteen of the member schools will be represented at the Games by 183 current and former student-athletes in competition. Florida leads with 30 individuals, Texas A&M claims 28 Olympic representatives, followed by 26 from Georgia, 17 from Arkansas, 15 each from Auburn and LSU, 12 from Alabama and 11 from Tennessee, Kentucky and Ole Miss with eight each, South Carolina with seven, Missouri with four and Mississippi State with two.A total of 96 athletes with SEC ties will compete in track & field with 61 in swimming & diving. In total, nine sports will have athletes from SEC institutions with 53 countries represented.Fifty athletes from the SEC will represent the United States, with Canada and Jamaica each with 13 delegates and Trinidad & Tobago with 10.In addition, 20 current members of SEC coaching staffs will participate in the Games with two current volunteer coaches competing. There are also eight former student-athletes participating in other capacities, including former Auburn swimmer and head coach David Marsh.The list of Southeastern Conference athletes, coaches and officials participating in the Summer Olympic Games as of August 8, as submitted by the leagues member schools:SEC Student- Athletes in the 2016 Summer OlympicsALABAMA Stephanie Meadow - Ireland - Golf - 2011-2014 Kristian Gkolomeev - Greece - Swimming - 2014-Pres. Christopher Reid - South Africa - Swimming - 2015-Pres. Abbas Qali - Kuwait - Swimming - 2013-16 Anton McKee - Iceland - Swimming - 2014-Pres. Jack Hadjiconstantinou - Cyprus - Swimming - 2014-Pres. BJ Hornikel - Germany - Swimming - 2010-13 Kristel Vourna - Greece - Swimming - 2011-15 Jereem Richards - Trinidad & Tobago - Track & Field - incoming transfer Ahmed Ali - Sudan - Track & Field - 2015-16 Alex Amankwah - Ghana - Track & Field - 2014-15 Kirani James - Grenada - Track & Field - 2010-11ARKANSAS Stacy Lewis - USA - Golf - 2005-08 David Lingmerth - Sweden - Golf - 2008-10 Gabriela Lopez - Mexico - Golf - 2012-16 Kemoy Campbell - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2012-15 Veronica Campbell-Brown - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2004-06 Omar McLeod - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2014-Pres. Clive Pullen - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2014-Pres. Tina Sutej - Slovenia - Track & Field - 2010-12 Christine Kalmer - South Africa - Track & Field - 2006-09 Dominique Scott - South Africa - Track & Field - 2012-15 Sparkle McKnight - Trinidad and Tobago - Track & Field - 2013-15 Taylor Ellis- Watson - USA - Track & Field - 2013-16 Tyson Gay - USA - Track & Field - 2004-06 Jarrion Lawson - USA - Track & Field - 2013-16 Chrishuna Williams - USA - Track & Field - 2012-15 Sandi Morris - USA - Track & Field - 2013-15 Lexi Weeks - USA - Track & Field - 2016-Pres.AUBURN Fred Bousquet - France - Swimming - 2003-05 George Bovell - Trinidad & Tobago - Swimming - 2003-06 Marcelo Chierighini - Brazil - Swimming - 2010-14 Kirsty Coventry - Zimbabwe - Swimming - 2002-05 Peter Holoda - Hungary - Swimming - 2014-Pres. Stephanie Horner - Canada - Swimming - 2008-10 Ziv Kalontarov - Israel - Swimming - 2016-Pres. Luis Carlos Martinez - Guatemala - Swimming - 2015-Pres. Julie Meynen - Luxembourg - Swimming - incoming freshman Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace - Bahamas - Swimming - 2009-12 Teray Smith - Bahamas - Track & Field - 2014-Pres. Leevan Sands - Bahamas - Track & Field - 2001-04 Kai Selvon - Trinidad & Tobago- Track & Field - 2010-12 DJ Smith - Puerto Rico - Track & Field - 2011-15 Donald Thomas - Bahamas - Track & Field - 2007FLORIDA Sandra Gal - Germany - Golf - 2004-07 Eduardo Solaeche- Gomez - Spain - Swimming - 2011-15 Jan Switkowski - Poland - Swimming - 2014-Pres. Corey Main - New Zealand - Swimming - 2012-15 Dan Wallace - Great Britain - Swimming - 2011-15 Sebastien Rousseau - South Africa - Swimming - 2009-14 Hilda Luthersdottir - Iceland - Swimming - 2010-14 Mitch DArrigo - Italy - Swimming - 2013-Pres. Elizabeth Beisel - USA -Swimming - 2010-14 Conor Dwyer - USA -Swimming - 2009-11 Ryan Lochte - USA -Swimming - 2002-06 Pawel Werner - Poland - Swimming - 2012-16 Melani Costa- Schmid - Spain -Swimming - 2009-10 Caeleb Dressel - USA -Swimming - 2014-Pres. Rex Tullius - US Virgin Islands -Swimming - 2005-09 Omar Pinzon - Colombia - Swimming - 2006-10 Andres Arroyo - Puerto Rico - Track & Field - 2014-Pres. Genevieve LaCaze - Australia - Track & Field - 2009-12 Eddie Lovett - U.S. Virgin Islands - Track & Field - 2010-14 Kemal Mesic - Bosnia - Track & Field - 2009-11 Shara Proctor - Great Britain - Track & Field - 2006-07 Stipe Zunic - Croatia - Track & Field - 2011-15 Will Claye - USA - Track & Field - 2011-12 Kerron Clement - USA- Track & Field - 2004-07 Arman Hall - USA- Track & Field - 2013-Pres. Christian Taylor - USA - Track & Field - 2009-12 Tony McQuay - USA - Track & Field - 2010-12 Novlene Williams- Mills - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2001-04 Aury Cruz - Puerto Rico - Volleyball - 2000-03 Kelly Murphy - USA - Volleyball - 2008-11GEORGIA Bubba Watson - USA - Golf - 2000-01 Brittany Rogers - Canada - Gymnastics - 2013-16 Chase Kalisz - USA - Swimming - 2012-Pres. Jay Litherland - USA - Swimming - 2014-Pres. Olivia Smoliga - USA - Swimming - 2013-Pres. Javier Acevedo - Canada - Swimming - incoming freshman Brittany MacLean - Canada - Swimming - 2013-16 Chantal Van Landeghem - Canada - Swimming - 2013-15, redshirted in 2016, returning for 2017 Allison Schmitt - USA - Swimming - 2008-13, redshirted 2011 Melanie Margalis - USA - Swimming - 2010-14 Hali Flickinger - USA - Swimming - 2012-16 Amanda Weir - USA - Swimming - 2004-05 Gunnar Bentz - USA - Swimming -2015-Pres. Matias Koski - Finland - Swimming - 2013-16 Keturah Orji - USA - Track & Field - 2015-Pres. Cejhae Greene - Antigua - Track & Field - 2015-Pres. Leontia Kallenou - Cyprus - Track & Field - 2012-Pres. Karl Saluri - Estonia - Track & Field - 2014-Pres. Levern Spencer - St. Lucia - Track & Field - 2006-08 Maicel Uibo - Estonia - Track & Field - 2012-Pres. Shaunae Miller - Bahamas - Track & Field - 2012-13 Jenny Dahlgren - Argentina - Track & Field - 2004-07 Kendell Williams - USA - Track & Field - 2014-Pres. Kibwe Johnson - USA - Track & Field - 2000 Charles Grethen - Luxembourg - Track & Field - 2013-15 Alexandra Oquendo - Puerto Rico - Volleyball - 2002-05KENTUCKY DeMarcus Cousins - USA - Basketball -2009-10 Sean Gunn - Zimbabwe - Swimming - 2014-Pres. Luis Orta - Venezuela - Track & Field - 2009-13 Jasmine Camacho- Quinn - Puerto Rico - Track & Field - 2015-Pres. Rondel Sorrillo - Trinidad & Tobago - Track & Field - 2009-10 Mikel Thomas - Trinidad & Tobago - Track & Field - 2007-08 Leah Nugent - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2013-16 Andrew Evans - USA - Track & Field - 2012-13LSU Seimone Augustus - USA - Basketball - 2003-06 Sylvia Fowles - USA - Basketball - 2005-08 Lizzie Cui - New Zealand - Diving - 2016 Ruby Harrold - Great Britain - Gymnastics - Incoming freshman Allysha Chapman - Canada - Soccer - 2009-11 Michael Venus - New Zealand - Tennis - 2007-10 Richard Thompson - Trinidad & Tobago - Track & Field - 2005-08 Kelly- Ann Baptiste - Trinidad & Tobago - Track & Field - 2005-08 Gabriel Mvumvure - Zimbabwe - Track & Field - 2008-11 Nickiesha Wilson - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2007-08 Chanice Chase - Canada - Track & Field - 2012-15 Fitzroy Dunkley - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2013-15 Damar Forbes - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2010-13 Natoya Goule, Jamaica - Track & Field - 2013 Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake - Great Britain - Track & Field - 2013-14OLE MISS Anthony Perez - Venezuela -Basketball - 2012-16 Rafa Souza - Brazil - Soccer - 2011-13 Brittney Reese - USA - Track & Field - 2007-08 Sam Kendricks - USA - Track & Field - 2012-14 Raven Saunders - USA - Track & Field - 2015-Pres. Ricky Robertson - USA - Track & Field - 2010-14 Antwon Hicks - Nigeria - Track & Field - 2002-05 Khadijah Suleman - Nigeria - Track & Field - 2014-15MISSISSIPPI STATE Marta Freitas - Portugal - Track & Field - 2015-16 Brandon McBride - Canada - Track & Field - 2013-16MISSOURI Jden Cox - USA - Wrestling - 2013-Pres. Dominique Bouchard - Canada - Swimming - 2009-13 Mack Darragh - Canada - Swimming - 2011-15 Mikel Schreuders - Aruba - Swimming - 2015-Pres.SOUTH CAROLINA Julia Vincent - South Africa - Diving - 2014-Pres. Sabrina DAngelo - Canada - Soccer - 2011-14 Akaram Mahmoud - Egypt - Swimming - 2014-Pres. Aliyah Abrams - Guyana - Track & Field - 2015-Pres. Jeannelle Scheper - St. Lucia - Track & Field - 2012-15 Natasha Hastings -USA - Track & Field - 2005-06 Kierre Beckles - Barbados - Track & Field - 2011-12TENNESSEE Tamika Catchings - USA - Basketball - 1997-2000 Hannah Wilkinson - New Zealand - Soccer - 2012-Pres. Rhian Wilkinson - Canada - Soccer - 2000-03 Kira Toussaint - The Netherlands - Swimming - 2015-Pres. Molly Hannis - USA - Swimming - 2011-15 Martina Moravcikova - Czech Republic - Swimming - 2008-11 Kali Davis- White - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2014-Pres. Tianna Bartoletta - USA - Track & Field - 2004-07 Justin Gatlin - USA - Track & Field - 2001-02 Tavis Bailey - USA - Track & Field - 2012-15 Christian Coleman - USA - Track & Field - 2015-Pres.TEXAS A&M DeAndre Jordan - USA - Basketball - 2007-08 as a member of the Big 12 Antanas Kavaliauskas - Lithuania - Basketball - 2006-07 as member of the Big 12 Grant Nel - Australia - Diving - 2009-2012 as a member of the Big 12 Stephanie Malherbe - South Africa - Soccer - 2014-Pres. Béryl Gastaldello - France - Swimming - 2014-Pres. Sydney Pickrem - Canada - Swimming - 2015-Pres. Liliana Ibanez - Mexico - Swimming - 2010-15, redshirted 2011- 12 Alia Atkinson-Jamaica-Swimming - 2006-10 as a member of the Big 12 Cammile Adams - USA - Swimming - 2011-14 Alia Atkinson - Jamaica - Swimming Fabrice Lapierre - Australia - Track & Field -2003-06 as a member of the Big 12 Lindon Victor - Grenada - Track & Field - 2015-Pres. Latario Collile - Bahamas - Track & Field - 2015-16 Brenessa Thompson - Guyana - Track & Field - 2015-Pres. Janeil Bellille - Trinidad & Tobago - Track & Field - 2013-14 Shavez Hart - Bahamas - Track & Field - 2014-16 Deon Lendore - Trinidad & Tobago - Track & Field - 2012-15 Bralon Taplin - Grenada - Track & Field - 2013-15 Shelbi Vaughan - USA - Track & Field - 2013-16 Maggie Malone - USA - Track & Field - 2015-16 Kanika Beckles - Grenada - Track & Field - 2012-13 Olivia Ekponke -Nigeria - Track & Field - 2012-15 Simone Facey - Jamaica - Track & Field - 2007-08 as a member of the Big 12 Gerald Phiri - Zambia - Track & Field - 2010-11 as a member of the Big 12 Ameer Webb - USA - Track & Field - 2012-13 Jennifer Madu - Nigeria - Track & Field - 2013-16 Ibukun Mayungbe - Nigeria- Track & Field - 2011-14 Demetrius Pinder - Bahamas - Track & Field - 2010-11 as a member of the Big 12Current SEC Coaches in the 2016 Summer OlympicsAUBURN Lauren Hancock - Guatemala - Assistant Swimming Coach (Auburn Associate Womens Head Coach) Brett Hawke - Brazil - Assistant Swimming Coach (Auburn Head Coach) Sergio Lopez Miro - Singapore - Head Swimming Coach (Auburn Associate Head Coach) Ozzie Quevedo - Suriname - Assistant Swimming Coach (Auburn Assistant Coach) Henry Rolle - Bahamas - Relays Coordinator (Auburn Assistant Coach)FLORIDA Anthony Nesty - Suriname - Head Swimming Coach (Florida Assistant Coach/former Olympic medalist/1989-92 UF swimmer)GEORGIA Dan Laak - Brazil - Assistant Diving Coach (Georgia Head Coach) César Augusto Aquino de Castro - Brazil - Diving Competitor (Georgia volunteer coach) Jack Bauerle - USA - Assistant Swimming Coach (Georgia Head Coach) Petros Kyprianou - Estonia - Assistant Track and Field Coach (Georgia Head Coach)OLE MISS Connie Price-Smith - USA - Womens Track and Field Head Coach (Ole Miss Head Track and Field Coach) Gwen Berry - USA - Track & Field - Competitor (Ole Miss volunteer coach)SOUTH CAROLINA Dawn Staley - USA - Assistant Basketball Coach (South Carolina Head Coach) Todd Sherritt - South Africa - Head Diving Coach (South Carolina Head Coach) Curtis Frye - USA - Assistant Track & Field Coach (South Carolina Head Coach)TENNESSEE Tim Hall - USA - Accompanying Christian Coleman and Kali Davis-White (UT Assistant T&F Coach - Sprints) John Newell - USA - Accompanying Tavis Bailey (UT Assistant T&F Coach - Throws)TEXAS A&M Alleyne Francique - Grenada - Head Track & Field Coach (Texas A&M Assistant Coach) Kris Grimes - Grenada - Assistant Track & Field Coach (Texas A&M Assistant Coach) Steve Bultman - Mexico - Assistant Coach Womens Swimming (Texas A&M Head Coach)Former SEC Student-Athletes in other CapacitiesAUBURN David Marsh - USA - Head Womens Swimming Coach - 1978-81 (Swimming) Rowdy Gaines - NBC Swimming Commentator - 1978-1981 (Swimming)FLORIDA Jamie Shisler - Nike Rep - 2012-16 (Gymnastics) Bridget Sloan - NBC Digital Media Team - 2013-16 (Gymnastics) Abby Wambach - Soccer - NBC TV Announcer - 1998-01 (Soccer) Janelle Atkinson-Wignall - Caribbean TV announcer - 2000-04 (Swimming) Jaime (Ellis) Lewis - NBC statistics team - 2000-04 (Swimming)OLE MISS Robbie Poole - Serena Williams hitting partner - 2005-08 (Tennis)Total SEC Contingency: 211 Total Student-Athletes from Institutions: 183 Current Student-Athletes: 48 (47 in sponsored sports) Former Student-Athletes: 135 (8 Texas A&M athletes competed solely in Big 12) Current Coaches Competing: 2 Current Coaches Coaching: 18Student-Athletes by the Numbers Number of Countries: 53 (USA-50, Canada-13, Jamaica-13, Trinidad & Tobago-10, Bahamas-8, South Africa-6, Nigeria-5, Puerto Rico-5, Great Britain-4, Grenada-4, New Zealand-4, Australia-3, Zimbabwe-3, Brazil-2, Cyprus-2, Estonia-2, France-2, Germany-2, Greece-2, Guyana-2, Iceland-2, Luxembourg-2, Mexico-2, Poland-2, Spain-2, St. Lucia-2, US Virgin Islands-2, Venezuela-2, Antigua-1, Argentia-1, Aruba-1, Barbados-1, Bosnia-1, Colombia-1, Croatia-1, Czech Republic-1, Egypt-1, Finland-1, Ghana-1, Guatemala-1, Hungary-1, Ireland-1, Israel-1, Italy-1, Kuwait-1, Lithuania-1, The Netherlands-1, Portugal-1, Slovenia-1, Sudan-1, Sweden-1, Tonga-1, Zambia-1) Number of Sports: 9 (Basketball-7, Golf-6, Gymnastics-2, Soccer-6, Swimming & Diving-61, Tennis-1, Track & Field-96, Volleyball-3, Wrestling-1) By School: Alabama-12, Arkansas-17, Auburn-15, Florida-30, Georgia-26, Kentucky-8, LSU-15, Ole Miss-8, Mississippi State-2, Missouri-4, South Carolina-7, Tennessee-11, Texas A&M-28 Bill Sharman Jersey .Y. - Free agent outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury, fresh off winning the World Series with Boston, reached agreement with the rival New York Yankees on a seven-year contract worth about $153 million, a person familiar with the negotiations said Tuesday night. 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Welcome to the club, No. 4 Washington.The 12 members of the College Football Playoff selection committee changed course in their second official rankings of the season and added undefeated Washington to their top four one week after snubbing the Huskies in favor of one-loss Texas A&M.The rest of the top four remained the same with No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Clemson and No. 3 Michigan leading the way, followed by No. 4 Washington, No. 5 Ohio State and No. 6 Louisville. Another bonus for Washington was the fact that its next opponent, USC, jumped into the rankings at No. 20 after winning five straight.Last weeks No. 4, Texas A&M, dropped to No. 8 after losing to Mississippi State, while Nebraska sank from No. 10 to No. 19 after losing 62-3 to Ohio State.Louisville jumped up one spot, but that likely was more a result of A&M falling than it was a convincing win at Boston College. The Cardinals are still looking up at Ohio State in the race between one-loss teams.Heres what the bracket would look like today:As for the other major bowls, heres a projection based on the current rankings:The Rose Bowl Game presented by Northwestern Mutual still gets the Pac-12 champ, but since Washington is in the semifinal, it would choose the next highest-ranked Pac-12 team, No. 12 Colorado. Since Big Ten champion Michigan? also is in a semifinal, it would take the conferences next highest-ranked team, No. 5 Ohio State.The Allstate Sugar Bowl is guaranteed the Big 12 champ, which would be No. 11 Oklahomma, and because SEC champ Alabama is in the semifinal, it would take the next highest-ranked SEC team, No.dddddddddddd 8 Texas A&M.The Capital One Orange Bowl is guaranteed the ACC champion, but because Clemson is in a semifinal, it would take the second-ranked ACC team, which would be No. 6 Louisville. The Orange Bowl then chooses the next highest-ranked team from the SEC, Big Ten or Notre Dame. In this case, it would be No. 7 Wisconsin.The highest-ranked Group of 5 champion is guaranteed a spot in a New Years Six bowl, so No. 21 Western Michigan would go to the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic. It can then choose an at-large team from any FBS conference, and No. 9 Auburn is the highest-ranked team available.Heres what New Years Eve and New Years Day could look like, based on todays rankings:Dec. 308 p.m. ET: Capital One Orange Bowl: No. 6 Louisville vs. No. 7 WisconsinDec. 313 p.m. or 7 p.m. ET: College Football Playoff semifinal at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 4 Washington3 p.m. or 7 p.m. ET: College Football Playoff semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl: No. 2 Clemson vs. No. 3 MichiganJan. 21 p.m. ET: Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic: No. 9 Auburn vs. No. 21 Western Michigan5 p.m. ET: Rose Bowl Game Presented by Northwestern Mutual: No. 5 Ohio State vs. No. 12 Colorado8:30 p.m. ET: Allstate Sugar Bowl: No. 8 Texas A&M vs. No. 11 Oklahoma ' ' ' |
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