Talking season is in full swing as SEC personnel are set to descend upon Atlanta this week for 2025 SEC Media Days. From July 14 to July 17, the league's coaches will either get through their allotted time slot as quickly as possible,

SEC Media Days are officially back! Folks, it’s been a long time coming. If you can believe it, it’s now been almost two years since the last SEC Media Days event took place.

It’s time again to fill four days of SEC Network July programming with the circus formerly but still formally known as SEC Media Days. A year ago, this newsman took his best shot at bringing a ...

As SEC Media Days wrap up in Atlanta, officials from New Orleans are hoping their city will be able to host the event in the near future sometime after 2026

Each day of the four-day event features press conferences and interview breakout sessions with four of the league's 16 teams. From NFL plays to college sports scores, all the top sports news you need to know every day.

He had a titanic run-in with South Carolina's Shane Beamer at last year's Citrus Bowl. He has needled back at fans dumping on his Arkansas days. When many other coaches would have avoided the hassle or the potential blowback, Illinois' Bret Bielema hasn't kept his mouth shut or fingers from tapping away on his X account.

Want a crazy prediction for who will win the SEC title in Atlanta come December 6? USA TODAY Sports' Matt Hayes makes a stunning pick.

To be fair, preseason first-team All-SEC receivers Ryan Williams and Cam Coleman are both 18 years old, and 2 of the 6 preseason All-SEC running backs (Caden Durham and Nate Frazier) were also true sophomores. But it’s telling.

Host Mason Woods and guest Joe Gaither take a look at the Crimson Tide's latest quarterback commitment before wrapping a few storylines from SEC Media Days.