The SEC kicked off its first day of Media Days on Monday, and spinning season is already in full effect. Day 1 brought LSU, Ole Miss, South Carolina and Vanderbilt to the table, all of whom are facing a wide range of pressures.

ATLANTA — The opening day of SEC football media days Monday featured LSU, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Vanderbilt. The Commodores have Diego Pavia at quarterback going into his second season and the other three also have signal-callers entering pivotal seasons:

Steve Spurrier joked that LSU will not beaten this year after listening to Tigers’ quarterback Garrett Nussmeier. Amid SEC Media Days, it’s easy to get swept up in the hype of certain squads. While Spurrier wasn’t totally serious,

The SEC hype machine has died down a bit as the evolution of NIL and the transfer portal has spurred two-straight Big Ten national champions. The SEC wasn't represented in either of the last two title games,

Scott Rabalais with three takes from Monday at SEC Media Days on football scheduling, the threat of LaNorris Sellers and South Carolina, and Vandy (yes, Vandy)

With the arrival of conference media days around the country next week, the unofficial start to the 2025 season is drawing near. LSU football will open things up at SEC Media Days in Atlanta next Monday morning. The four-day event runs from July 14-17 at ...

Southeast Sports+” cohosts Simone Eli and Gerhard Mathangani continue special coverage of SEC Football Media Days 2025 from Atlanta, Georgia. 2025 SEC Media Days, Ep. 1: LSU, South Carolina and more | Southeast Sports+ In this second episode,