61° CLOUDY, SEC's best players — No. 15 Anthony Parker
Last Modified: Thursday, July 10, 2008 at 10:32 p.m.
No. 15 — Anthony Parker
- SEC's Best Players — No. 2 Knowshon Moreno
- SEC's Best Players — No. 3 Percy Harvin
- SEC's Best Players — No. 4 Eric Berry
- SEC's best players — No. 6 Andre Smith
- SEC's best players — No. 7 Tyson Jackson
- SEC's best players — No. 8 Greg Hardy, Ole Miss
- SEC's best players — No. 9 Brandon Spikes
- SEC's best players — No. 10 Arian Foster
- SEC's best players — No. 11 Geno Atkins
- SEC's best players — No. 12 Kenny McKinley
- SEC's best players — No. 13 Derek Pegues
- SEC's best — No. 14 Ricky Jean-Francois
- SEC's best players — No. 16 Jasper Brinkley
- SEC's best players — No. 18 Eric Norwood
- SEC's best players — No. 17 D.J. Moore
- SEC's best players — No. 19 Cornelius Ingram
- SEC's best players — No. 20 Captain Munnerlyn
- SEC's best players — No. 21 Ben Tate
- SEC's best players — No. 22 Anthony Dixon
- SEC's best players — No. 23 Michael Oher
- SEC's best players — No. 24 Jeremy Jarmon
- SEC's best players — No. 25 Rico McCoy
Tennessee, senior offensive guard
Why he's No. 15: The 6-foot-3, 300-pound mauler started 14 games last season for the Volunteers and was named All-SEC. Despite a left knee injury that would require a second arthroscopic surgery in five months soon after spring drills ended, Parker showed his versatility in spring practice. There, he worked at center in place of injured starter Josh McNeil. Parker began his college career at center, making his debut against Florida in 2005.
Key number: 10. That is Parker's 2009 NFL draft ranking among college guards by CollegeFootballNews.com. That places him second in the SEC behind LSU's Herman Johnson.
Fun fact: Anchored a 2007 UT offensive line that allowed a national-best four sacks (in 534 pass attempts) all season. This was done despite hardly having a fleet-footed quarterback in Erik Ainge.
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