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,

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In the electronic media room at SEC Media Days, senior quarterback Taylen Green, redshirt senior defensive lineman Cam Ball, and redshirt senior linebacker Xavien Sorey Jr., spoke to the media. The three Hogs talked about their expectations for the 2025 season,

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“If you get caught up, Coach Saban calls it rat poison,” Drinkwitz said Thursday at SEC Media Days. “It’s rat poison either way. Praise and blame are both the same. You can’t care about it either way.” Drinkwitz was asked about Missouri not getting the same national respect despite 21 wins over two seasons and if the Tigers have something to prove.

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The Big Ten Conference has released podium times and the coverage schedule of the 2025 Football Media Days. This year's event will be held in Las Vegas.

Day 3 of SEC Media Days happened on Wednesday, where Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer spoke to media members and reflected on his first season with the Crimson Tide, while expressing the belief of his current program headed in to this college football year.

From Bryce Underwood's debut at Michigan to UCLA's splash addition of former Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava, there should be plenty of intriguing storylines from Day 3 of Big Ten Media Days.

Oregon has reloaded for another run at a Big Ten title, while James Franklin enters the year with the most talented team he's had. Michael Cohen highlights the top storylines heading into Big Ten Media Days.