SEC Media Days 2024

The Kentucky football is always difficult to peg in the pre-season. After eleven seasons under Mark Stoops, you never feel like the Wildcats are going to be among the SEC elite, but you also never feel like they are going to be among the league’s worst. Stoops has made it to year 12 by giving […]

Hugh Freeze is going into his second season at Auburn, and with his quarterback returning, his top running back returning and an influx of new receivers, there’s reason to think the Tigers will be much more explosive on offense than their 26 points per game of 2023. The defense took a hit with five draftees,

2023 proved to be a close but no cigar season for Texas A&M, and as a result, Jimbo Fisher was fired, and Mike Elko was hired. The Aggies went 7-6 but could have had a much different season had they not suffered close losses to Alabama, Ole Miss and Tennessee. Fisher could not get the

DALLAS: In 2021, Arkansas fans were as happy as a pig in slop as Sam Pittman led the Razorbacks to nine wins, including a bowl win over Penn State, in his second season. The future looked bright. Arkansas got off to a 3-0 start in 2022 but finished 7-6. Then came the crash and burn

Tuesday it was Boomer Sooner as Oklahoma made its debut at SEC Media Days. Wednesday it was Hook ’em Horns as Texas made the media rounds for the first time in history. The Longhorns, coming of a CFP appearance last season, are primed for another run at their fifth national championship. They are set at

DALLAS: It’s season three for Billy Napier at Florida and the natives are growing restless. Three straight losing seasons, two under Napier, have made for antsy Gators. Napier said Wednesday it will take time to fix the things he inherited. He believes they are getting there but may not be there yet. Patience is not

DALLAS: Welcome to StarkVegas Jeff Lebby. As the new head coach in Starkville of the Mississippi State Bulldogs, I wouldn’t bet against Lebby. His offensive pedigree is hard to beat. Mike Leach proved that you can win and excite the fanbase at State with a great passing offense. Lebby will take the Bulldogs back in

DALLAS: The man with the biggest shoes to fill in all of college football walked confidently in his own shoes through the media throng Wednesday at SEC Media Days. First year Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer was chosen to replace the legendary Nick Saban. His own sterling coaching record notwithstanding, DeBoer certainly understands that he’s about

Missouri was a surprising 11-2 last season including a win in the Cotton Bowl and finished with a #8 national ranking. They had the Bermuda Triangle of offense with a great quarterback, running back and receiver. Two of those three return to give the offense a spark for this season. The defense also was much

Dallas: Oklahoma, one of the two newbies to the SEC, made its Media Days debut Tuesday afternoon. The Sooners are a program with a rich history, as rich as any of the best of the SEC not named Alabama. Brent Venables, the former Clemson defensive coordinator, sent from six wins in season one to ten

DALLAS: There’s a new field general for Tennessee this season in redshirt freshman Nico Iamaleava, and Vols fans are trembling with excitement over what he might do for the offense. The Vols were very good on offense under Joe Milton last season, but they were out of this world good in 2022 with Hendon Hooker.

DALLAS: With the exception of a few more recent arrests of players for traffic violations, things could not be going better for Georgia coach Kirby Smart as he enters his ninth season as head coach of the Bulldogs. Two national championships in the past three seasons have established the Bulldogs as one of the nation’s