1. Kevin Scarbinsky on former Alabama A.D. Mal Moore, who died Saturday. “Moore will be linked forever with Paul Bryant in death as they were in life.”

2. Former Alabama coach Gene Stallings knew Moore for 55 years.  ”I was extremely surprised when I found out that he passed away.”

3. Vanderbilt’s latest scrimmage shows the Commodores are committed to the Wildcat formation.

4. LSU defensive end Jordan Allen is back on the practice field after a knee injury against Washington cost him his sophomore season.

5. Injuries at Georgia – offensive lineman Austin Long out for the rest of the spring.  Cornerback Sheldon Dawson likely out as well.

6. Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray on the Bulldogs Saturday scrimmage: “I thought we dominated the day.”

7. Arkansas coach Bret Bielema on the Razorbacks Saturday scrimmage: “I was happy with the way they were hitting.”

8. Looks like sophomore Brandon Allen has a slight edge on senior Brandon Mitchell for the Arkansas quarterback job.

9. Auburn quarterback Kiehl Frazier bulked up to 245 pounds last year.  With the running game back in play, he’s shed 10 pounds already on the way back down to his freshman weight of 220 pounds.

10. Likely top target this fall for Mississippi State quarterback Tyler Russell?  Junior receiver Robert Johnson.  ”We actually played against each other in high school.”

11. It’s the one wide-open competition at Ole Miss this spring – tight end.  Co-offensive coordinator Dan Werner: “We’re just playing about eight of them right now, letting them battle it out to see who’ll be the guy and right now nobody is separating themselves.”

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12. Trey Burke’s performance for Michigan Friday night was the first time a player had scored at least 20 points and 10 assists since Billy Donovan did it for Providence back in 1987.

13. Roster juggling at Tennessee or early NBA departures? Vols have ten returning scholarship players and four commitments.  That’s 14 with a 13-scholarship limit.

14.  Rick Pitino and Mike Krzyzewski will face each other for the first time today since the immortal Christian Laettner shot.

1.  This writer thinks there might be something fishy about Will Muschamp’s announcement that quarterback John Brantley is probable for Saturday’s game.

2.  Florida’s coach says his whole team is healthier following last weekend’s bye.

3.  Georgia’s defense is thisclose to being at full strength.

4.  Mark Richt says Florida and UGA might have different records if you flipped their schedules.

5.  Kentucky and MSU will both be desperate for a win this weekend.

6.  Here’s more on those black Kentucky uniforms.

7.  South Carolina coaches are reminding Jadeveon Clowney that new Tennessee quarterback Justin Worley beat him in high school.

8.  Here’s a midseason report card on the Gamecocks.

9.  Tennessee continues to shuffle its secondary from game to game.

10.  Former Alabama coach Gene Stallings says the Vols are heading in the right direction.

11.  New Vanderbilt quarterback Jordan Rodgers wants to rely on his arm, not his legs.

12.  James Franklin knows one area where his team has an advantage on Arkansas – turnover ratio.

1.  New Alabama D-line coach Chris Rumph is getting through loud and clear to his players.

2.  This writer predicts Florida State’s Jimbo Fisher will come back to haunt Nick Saban in the BCS title game.

3.  Gene Chizik likes his new kickers at Auburn.

4.  O-lineman AJ Greene — injured last season — still hasn’t recovered enough to regain his old starting spot.

5.  Arkansas is cautious about the NCAA’s new celebration rule.

6.  So ESPN’s Rick Reilly likes the Hogs to win the national title?

7.  Oregon quarterback Darron Thomas could have been playing for LSU tomorrow.

8.  Here’s a by-the-numbers look at the Ducks versus the Tigers.

9.  Mississippi State rolled over Memphis’ Tigers last night, but tougher Tigers from Auburn are up next.

10.  Ole Miss quarterback Barry Brunetti is adjusting to the starters’ role.

11.  Here’s what SEC coaches are saying about your favorite team… off the record.

12.  Gene Stallings talks about A&M’s departure from the Big-12 and likely entry into the SEC.