SEC lunchtime links

Spring games galore this weekend! Florida, Georgia, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt will be in action on Saturday. But news isn't just on the field; there's plenty off the field, too:

• No arrests will be made in the burglary investigation that involved Missouri receiver Dorial Green-Beckham but that doesn't necessarily mean he will escape further discipline (he already is suspended indefinitely by Gary Pinkel) based on the details that have emerged.

• Meet the Bag Man: Stories from someone who claims to deliver cash to football recruits.
• Alabama linebacker Dillon Lee was arrested Thursday on a DUI charge and running back Altee Tenpenny could get a marijuana possession charge dropped if he can stay out of trouble for a year.
• Vanderbilt's spring football game may determine the leader in the quarterback battle between sophomore Patton Robinette and redshirt freshman Johnny McCrary.
• Sophomore Brandon Greene and freshman Cameron Robinson are the two players battling for the right to replace Cyrus Kouandijo as Alabama's left tackle.
• Jay Prosch was a key member of Auburn's offense, so the Tigers are searching high and low for replacement candidates at H-back.
• Mississippi State unveiled new uniforms that it will wear for its season opener against Southern Miss on Aug. 30.
• Arkansas' receivers are making progress this spring, particularly Drew Morgan.
• There's a report that former Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel scored highest among quarterbacks on his Wonderlic test.
• Some notes from Tennessee's final fully padded practice before its spring game on Saturday.
• Florida receiver Andre Debose is ready to show he has NFL potential in his sixth and final season.
• Steve Spurrier took in the Masters for a few hours before South Carolina's Thursday practice.
• A ranking of all 128 FBS coaches (spoiler: Nick Saban tops the list).