making him the third-fastest coach in SEC history to get to 100 victories. Steve Spurrier was the quickest to 100, needing only 120 games at Florida to do so. Robert Neyland from Tennessee was the second-fastest to 100 wins in SEC history, doing it in 121 contests. The following is a look at the SEC coaches who have won 100 games as a head coach at an SEC institution and the number of games it took them to reach the milestone:

Coach School No. of Games Needed to Reach 100 Wins

Steve Spurrier Florida/South Carolina 120

Robert Neyland Tennessee 121

Les Miles LSU 126

Phil Fulmer Tennessee 128

Nick Saban LSU/Alabama 128

Frank Thomas Alabama 131

Dan McGugin Vanderbilt 132

Johnny Vaught Ole Miss 135

Mark Richt Georgia 136

Mike Donahue Auburn/LSU 140

Bear Bryant Kentucky/Alabama 141

Shug Jordan Auburn 141

CharlesMcClendon LSU 141

Travin Dural: LSU's Explosive Playmaker

Sophomore wide receiver Travin Dural has shown in the 2014 season that he is one of the most explosive players in the country. Dural has caught 37 passes for 758 yards and seven touchdowns this season for an average of 20.5 yards per reception, a figure that ranks sixth nationally.

Of his 44 career catches, 35 have resulted in either a first down or touchdown, including 28-of-37 catches in 2014.

He currently ranks fifth in the SEC with seven touchdown receptions.

Dural is sixth in the league in receiving yards (758) and ninth in the SEC with 63.2 receiving yards per game.

Dural is tied for first nationally with one reception of 90-plus yards, tied for first with two receptions of 80-plus yards, tied for sixth