Craig McMichael is a journalist at Last Word on College Football. He covers Georgia Bulldog Football and D1 Lacrosse, focusing on themes such as competitive sports and professional sports. Craig's work has also been featured in Lacrosse All Stars and LastWordOnSports.com.
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By: Craig Mcmichael
Day 2 of Talkin' Season at SEC Media Days brought the juice. Kirby's disrespected, Auburn has standards, SC is not good, and Vandy is ready.
Tired: Did you see what Lane tweeted? Wired: Jon Sumrall is bringing the heat at Day Three of SEC Media Days.
Let's play the hits. We had plenty of juice from Day One of SEC Media Days yesterday. Today, we had the two coaches waxing poetic about the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry.
And just like that, Talkin' Season has come to an end. We have loved the SEC's takeover of Tampa, even though we would still rather be in Hoover or Atlanta.
Who's gonna win in the SEC Pawwwlll? Before we find out if Legend ever made it back into the Tampa JW, we figure we would answer the question by overreacting to the SEC Media Preseason Poll
We wrapped up Talkin' Season last week in Tampa. Fall Camps are now right around the corner. It's now time to rank the top SEC Coaches headed into 2026.
With Talkin' Season over, we're ranking SEC Coaches heading into 2026. We decided to give you not one, but two different rankings.
Gunner Stockton is locked in as QB1 in Athens in 2026. He enters 2026 coming off a strong season in 2026 that established him as one of college football's top signal-callers.
Let's crown a champion (well, preseason champion). On Tuesday, the USA Today Coaches Poll was released.
The Protect College Sports Act is on ice until September, but SEC realignment could be on the table. We have the SEC's wishlist.
