1. An All-Kouandjio left side of the offensive line could be a reality for Alabama this fall.

2. Dee Hart was back practicing with Alabama’s running backs on Monday. He spent eight practices at cornerback.

3. Auburn’s running backs are still adjusting to Gus Malzahn’s new (to them) offense.

4. Auburn’s offense will feature plenty of power, according to the Tigers’ defensive coordinator.

5. On the flip side, Auburn’s coaches have a better understanding of their personnel halfway through spring practice.

6. The Times-Picayune has a question: “Who is Les Miles’ best assistant coach hire?”

7. Several Mississippi State players rested following Saturday’s scrimmage. That meant more reps for others.

8. Mississippi State is still learning the complexity of its defense.

9. Sophomore defensive end Channing Ward is still getting comfortable in his first spring at Ole Miss.

10. Many people paid their respects Monday to former Texas A&M Aggie Jack Pardee, who passed away on April 1.

11. What’s wrong with spring games? Pat Dooley tackles that question among other items.

12. Georgia’s offense should still be strong despite on off-performance in the final spring scrimmage.

13. Kentucky’s defensive coordinator sees plenty of potential in their new tandem of defensive ends.

14. LSU’s Zach Mettenberger and Missouri’s James Franklin are two quarterbacks on the hot, per Steven Lassan.

15. Did Florida fix its offensive line this spring? Barrett Sallee examines.

16. Tennessee’s Jordan McRae and Jarnell Stokes have applied for an evaluation from the NBA Undergraduate Advisory Committee.

17. Texas A&M had a great season in 2012. But the Aggies still have to climb over Alabama and LSU in the SEC West.

18. Phil Steele’s preseason No. 1 team in the country: Alabama.

Extras

19. Louisville raised the bar in the Bluegrass State with its national championship on Monday night.

20. Kevin Ware was able to cut down the nets with his teammates on Monday.

21. Here’s a look at the five biggest moments from Louisville’s national title win.

22.  While folks in Louisville are putting on championship t-shirts today, at least one guy in Lexington is removing his pants.  Illegally.

Florida – Tennessee the most viewed college football game of the weekend
Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones is back at practice and expects to play when the fifth-ranked Bulldogs host Vanderbilt on Saturday.
South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw will start Saturday against Missouri
Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson “extremely optimistic” he will play this weekend against Rutgers
Interim Arkansas coach John L. Smith on his critics: “I don’t listen to that crap.”
Austyn Carta-Samuels will likely start at QB for Vanderbilt this weekend
The SEC’s third-tier television network with ESPN is reportedly closing in on the final stages of development.
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Les Miles wants police to find the person who made a bomb threat on LSU’s campus and “make him pay a price.”
Interim Arkansas coach John L. Smith on his critics: “I don’t listen to that crap.”
Razorback QB Tyler Wilson believes he will play against Rutgers after missing a game and a half with a concussion
Missouri coach Gary Pinkel defended QB James Franklin’s toughness…
After admitting that he’d refused a painkilling shot into shoulder that would have allowed him to play last Saturday
Tennessee coach Derek Dooley says QB Tyler Bray doesn’t “shut it down” when the Vols fall behind
Austyn Carta-Samuels will likely start at QB for Vanderbilt this weekend
Kentucky coach Joker Phillips reminds fans that “We’ve got 72 freshmen and sophomores in this program.”
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1.  The NCAA says 22 football programs made money in 2009-10, eight more than the previous year.  (But remember, books can be cooked.)

2.  Jeff Goodman of CBSSports.com ranks John Calipari and Billy Donovan among the best hoops coaches in the country… for their age.

3.  Former Wyoming quarterback Austyn Carta-Samuels is transferring to Vanderbilt…

4.  But quarterback Charlie Goro is transferring out and will play safety at South Dakota instead.

5.  Some of Tennessee’s new basketball players had so-so performances in a Knoxville summer league yesterday.

6.  Meanwhile, it’s time for UT’s former four-star recruits to start playing up to their hype.