(Sports Network) Five SEC football players received improper benefits from multiple NFL agents and financial advisers before the end of their collegiate careers, according to a report published online Wednesday. Fluker, Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray, Tennessee defensive end Maurice Couch, Mississippi State tackle Fletcher Cox and Mississippi State wide receiver Chad Bumphis.Davis, the report states, is alleged to have acted as an intermediary between the agents and advisors and the five players.Three of the players Fluker, Bray and Cox are currently on NFL rosters. Bumphis was released by the Miami Dolphins Aug.William H. Masters, the son of sex research pioneer Dr. William H.

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