HOOVER, Ala. — Malcolm Mitchell arrived at Georgia in 2011 ranked among the nation’s top 50 football prospects.
Mitchell since has played receiver and cornerback for the Bulldogs and has battled numerous injuries, but he wasn’t talking much football Thursday at Southeastern Conference Media Days. Instead, the beaming 6-foot-1, 195-pounder from Valdosta was walking around the Wynfrey Hotel with his debut children’s book titled “A Magician’s Hat.”
SEC predicted order of finish
(1st Place votes in parenthesis) WESTERN DIVISION School – Points Alabama (92) – 1405 Auburn (108) – 1362 LSU (10) – 870 Arkansas (6) – 821 Ole Miss (3) – 732 Texas A&M (4) – 628 Mississippi State (2) – 482 EASTERN DIVISION Georgia (166) – 1498 Tennessee (36) – 1231 Missouri (20) – 1196 South Carolina (1) – 830 Florida (1) – 768 Kentucky (1) – 534 Vanderbilt – 243
SEC champion
Auburn – 96 Alabama – 80 Georgia – 28 LSU – 9 Ole Miss – 3 Arkansas – 3 Texas A&M – 2 Tennessee – 2 Mississippi State – 1 Florida – 1
Having grown up without any children’s books, Mitchell may be accomplishing more through his writing and reading with youngsters than through any touchdown reception inside Sanford Stadium.
