SEC Media Days 2017

The Alabama Crimson Tide headlined day three of SEC Media Days and Nick Saban took the podium first to start the day. Saban spent nearly 30 minutes total in front of the main media room. He opened with an update on the team and his assessment of his personnel a month out from fall camp...

Alabama enters the 2017 season having won 17 straight SEC games and 24 of its past 25, but could the team still be underappreciated?

The busiest morning of SEC Media Days every year happens when the Crimson Tide rolls into Hoover and Wednesday was no different. While it seems that the crowds have dwindled a bit in recent years, the Alabama fanbase always outnumbers every other team in the conference...

Spanning almost 75 years, the Southeastern Conference has attracted some of America’s finest athletes. A traditional powerhouse that has used a stable or running back to forge their football identity has been the Georgia Bulldogs. Running backs like Charley Trippi, Herschel Walker, Rodney Hampton, Garrison Hearst, Knowshon Moreno have forged the fabric of Bulldogs football...

The Alabama football program is a popular topic of conversation at SEC Media Days this week, which is to be expected after winning three straight conference championships.

The Mississippi State Bulldogs were the third team up on day two of SEC Media Days in Hoover. Dan Mullen, who is entering his ninth season as head coach, took the podium inside the main media room to talk about his 2017 team. One of the things he said he's most proud of during his career in Starkville is making it to a bowl game in every year but his first...

With less than two months until the college football season opens, the construction at the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta is still ongoing and has caused a little uneasiness amongst fans.

Alabama and Vanderbilt are set to play each other in the regular season for the first time since 2011 and only the second time of the Nick Saban era.

Kirby Smart took the stage at SEC Media Days for the second time as the Georgia head coach on Tuesday. His Bulldogs finished 8-5 in year one but won four of the final five games to build momentum heading into 2017. Add in the return of running backs Nick Chubb and Sony Michel with second-year quarterback Jacob Eason and expectations are rising in Athens...

Despite gaining nearly 3,500 rushing yards through his first three seasons at Georgia, running back Nick Chubb decided to stay in Athens for his senior year. The talented runner traveled to SEC Media Days with the Bulldogs contingent and met with reporters on Tuesday morning...