Key takeaways from the second day of SEC Media Days held in Atlanta, focusing on Auburn's ambitions and Tennessee's quarterback situation.
An overview of the Tennessee Volunteers' potential ahead of the upcoming season, focusing on their quarterback situation and playoff ambitions.
Ty Darlington, the co-offensive coordinator for Tulsa football, was taken into custody on charges related to driving under the influence after an incident over the weekend.
Following a dismal 2024, the Sooners and Cowboys face significant challenges with new lineups and coaching pressures as they seek to reclaim lost glory.
Former Alabama quarterback Greg McElroy raised speculations about Nick Saban's potential return to coaching, leading to mixed reactions from his former assistants. Lane Kiffin expresses belief in a comeback, while Kirby Smart remains unconvinced.
The Big 12 Conference secures close to $100 million through a unique agreement with PayPal, facilitating athlete payments and branding opportunities.
Highlights from the opening day of SEC Media Days in Atlanta, featuring LSU's Brian Kelly and Vanderbilt's standout quarterback Diego Pavia.
A comprehensive overview of the SEC Media Days scheduled for July 14-17 in Atlanta, highlighting the participating teams and key players.
Former quarterback Greg McElroy suggests based on a credible source that Nick Saban may come out of retirement to coach college football again.
At the 2025 SEC Media Days in Atlanta, Commissioner Greg Sankey addressed critical issues affecting college sports, including the College Football Playoff expansion and conference scheduling.
Louisiana Tech is poised to join the Sun Belt Conference as the 14th member after Conference USA's Texas State heads to the Pac-12.
Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze addresses criticism regarding his golf outings while focusing on the upcoming 2026 recruiting class.
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