SEC Football Morning Coffee: Arkansas Trio Suspended Following Burglary Arrests

Good morning, SEC football fans. Here are some links to get your Monday started.

In case you missed it over the weekend, three Arkansas players—including wide receiver Marquel Wade—were arrested and suspended for residential burglary.

Auburn wide receiver Trovon Reed was arrested in his home state of Louisiana for failure to appear in court. The charges stem from unpaid parking tickets, according to The (Houma, La.) Courier.

Incoming Alabama quarterback Alec Morris is excited to compete for the Crimson Tide's backup quarterback spot, writes Andrew Gribble of AL.com.

Texas A&M fans earned the right to have ESPN's "College Gameday" film its next commercial in College Station, according to the Bryan-College Station Eagle.

Tony Barnhart of CBSSports.com has five burning questions for the SEC West.

Vanderbilt head coach James Franklin has joined Steve Spurrier and Les Miles in favor of division records deciding division championships, writes Jeff Lockridge of The Tennessean.

Missouri is getting started on a $160 million fund-raising campaign, specifically targeted at athletics facilities, writes Vahe Gregorian of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Tony Barnhart of CBSSports.com also has five burning questions for the SEC East.

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