Morning Six Pack: April 9, 2013

Mmmm. Nothing starts the day off better than six cold, clear and fresh college football stories from around the country.

Rich get richer for Tide: White returns to talented wide receiver group

Alabama junior tight end Brian Vogler has seen what everyone else saw Saturday.

Florida coach's creepy recruiting tactic continues

Joker Phillips decided to continue his nightmare-inducing recruiting tactics earlier this morning.

Auburn's running backs still finding their feet in hurry-up, no-huddle offense

Tre Mason has been battling an ankle injury, Corey Grant thinks he can be a burner in the offense and Cameron Artis-Payne has shone as a bigger-bodied back who can make one-cut and go in Auburn's inside runs.

UTC still loaded at defensive end

Nobody saw Josh Beard's remarkable 2009 football season coming.

Penn St. athletics revenue down 7 percent

The Penn State athletic department's latest financial report shows revenue declined by $7.9 million, or nearly 7 percent, last year to more than $108 million.

Quotable:

Reilly Gibbons, who's listed at 6-foot-5 and 285 pounds, insists that his mind is made up. He's the fourth offensive lineman already committed to Miami for the incoming 2014 class, joining three other South Florida products — K.C. McDermott and Nick Linder (both of whom have brothers already on the Hurricanes' offensive line) and Trevor Darling.

"The spring games are coming up and I wanted a lot of other kids to see this and see that Miami is the place to go," Gibbons said. "We have the best offensive line in the country now. I believe that in my heart. And if someone's out there and on the ropes because of the NCAA scandal, I hope seeing me committing and other kids committing brings them over."

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