SEC media days begin on July 14, kicking off a four-day event. Follow along here for live updates and highlights

The opening day of SEC football media days Monday featured LSU, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Vanderbilt. The Commodores have Diego Pavia at quarterback going into his second season and the other three also have signal-callers entering pivotal seasons:Will Garrett Nussmeier take the Year 2 LSU leap?

SEC football media days get started on Monday. Here's when LSU football meets with the media. Three players will join Brian Kelly in Atlanta.

LSU coach Brian Kelly understands the expectations that come with coaching at LSU. After all, the last three men to hold his job all led the Tigers to national titles. Heading into Year 4 at the program,

Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed has his redshirt sophomore season on the horizon and set Heisman Trophy-level expectations for himself. LSU's Garrett Nussmeier is also up there in the Heisman-winning odds.

It’s officially talking season, as Brian Kelly and three of his Tigers have given their thoughts on LSU at SEC Media Days. Garrett Nussmeier, Whit Weeks, and Chris Hilton predictably followed Kelly’s precedent in avoiding bulletin board material and bold statements.

The SEC kicked off its first day of Media Days on Monday, and spinning season is already in full effect. Day 1 brought LSU, Ole Miss, South Carolina and Vanderbilt to the table, all of whom are facing a wide range of pressures.

LSU football head coach Brian Kelly addressed the media on Monday. Here's what Paul Finebaum said about Kelly's comments.

With the arrival of conference media days around the country next week, the unofficial start to the 2025 season is drawing near. LSU football will open things up at SEC Media Days in Atlanta next Monday morning. The four-day event runs from July 14-17 at ...