SEC Football Morning Coffee: Auburn Backup Quarterback Zeke Pike Arrested

Rise and shine, SEC fans. Here are a few links to get your Monday started.

Auburn backup quarterback Zeke Pike, who signed with the Tigers in February and enrolled early, was arrested Saturday night for public intoxication, writes Charles Goldberg of AL.com. He was released on $300 bond.

Jon Solomon of the Birmingham News breaks down the top 10 SEC scheduling quirks of the 2012 season.

Arkansas quarterback commitment Austin Allen got invited to the Elite 11 finals, writes Chris Bahn of ArkansasSports360.com.

Brandon Marcello of the Jackson (Miss.) Clarion-Ledger breaks down where Mississippi State will rank in the SEC stadium wars after the $80 million expansion to Davis Wade Stadium is complete.

Georgia is still waiting on defensive tackle John Atkins and linebacker Leonard Floyd to be given the go-ahead by the NCAA clearinghouse, writes Michael Carvell of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Ex-Georgia football coach Jim Donnan has agreed to a bankruptcy settlement, according to CBSSports.com. According to court documents, Donnan owes investors $40 million lost in a Ponzi scheme.

It's possible that Missouri won't sell single-game tickets for home games vs. Alabama and Georgia due to high demand, writes Dave Matter of the Columbia (Mo.) Daily Tribune.

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