AUBURN, Ala. — Quan Bray wears his heart under his sleeve.  The
Auburn receiver's upper right arm is covered with a tattoo of
his mother's face above the message "R.I.P. Tonya."  "I always
wake up in the morning and that's the first thing I see," Bray
said.  His father, Jeffery Jones, shot and killed Tonya Bray on
July 3, 2011, and is serving a life sentence.  It was a
devastating blow to Bray and his family just as the highly
touted recruit was set to begin his career at Auburn.  But the
often-smiling Bray has overcome that tragedy and is hoping to
finally have a breakout season for the Tigers, who must replace
leading receiver Emory Blake.  1. Georgia Alabama* 2. South
Carolina Texas A&M 3. Florida LSU 4. Vanderbilt Mississippi 5.
Tennessee Auburn 6. Missouri Mississippi State 7. Kentucky
Arkansas * Overall champion, as selected by the league's media
members  Bray had seldom spoke about his mother's killing
publicly before politely fielding questions for a few minutes on
the matter Thursday on the eve of ca