SEC Football Morning Coffee: Quiet Offseason for Georgia Running Backs
Rise and shine, SEC fans. Here are a few links to get your Tuesday started.
Georgia running backs coach Bryan McClendon likes the fact that it has been a quiet offseason for his group, writes Marc Weiszer of the Athens (Ga.) Banner-Herald.
Florida picked up a commitment from a quarterback in the Class of 2013 on Monday, when 6'6", 238-pound Max Staver pledged to Will Muschamp and the Gators, writes Zach Abolverdi of the Gainesville (Fla.) Sun.
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According to the Biloxi-Gulfport (Miss.) Sun-Herald, LSU quarterback signee Jeremy Liggins has not qualified and has signed with a junior college. It's a cautionary move in case his ACT score isn't enough to qualify at LSU.
Alabama quarterback commit Parker McLeod turned heads at the Las Vegas Elite 11 competition, writes Matt Scalici of AL.com.
Arkansas offensive lineman Jason Peacock was ordered to spend 10 days in jail after pleading guilty to theft charges, according to the Associated Press. Peacock used a stolen debit card to buy gas in March.
Every member of Auburn's Class of 2012 is on-campus, with the arrival of six more players this week, writes Charles Goldberg of AL.com.
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