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SEC Media Days 2025: 'Best of the Week' Special Coverage From Southeast Sports+
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, JUL 18 – Quarterback LaNorris Sellers and edge rusher Dylan Stewart lead preseason All-SEC selections while South Carolina is predicted to finish fifth in the media poll, SEC officials said.
- SEC Media Days 2025 took place in Atlanta featuring teams like LSU, USC, Auburn, and Texas A&M with key players and coaches present.
- The event followed a season in which South Carolina lost narrowly to LSU amid penalty struggles, while Auburn prepared for its August 29 opener at Baylor.
- Texas A&M highlighted its 15 returning starters and 72% returning production, with coach Mike Elko emphasizing culture elevation and quarterback Marcel Reed's anticipated leap.
- Auburn edge rusher Keldric Faulk praised Keyron Crawford's pass rushing presence, stating he "gave a great pass rushing presence" late last season.
- These developments suggest a competitive SEC season ahead, with teams building on experience and talent while focusing on leadership and consistency.
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SEC Media Days 2025: ‘Best of the Week’ Special Coverage from Southeast Sports+
ATLANTA, Ga. (WKRG) — Southeast Sports+ cohosts Simone Eli and Gerhard Mathangani offer special coverage of SEC Football Media Days 2025 from Atlanta, Georgia. In this video, we show you the best segments from our coverage this year. We highlight LSU, South Carolina, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Auburn, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Mississippi State, Florida, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, and Texas A&M. In addition: Southeast Sports+ …
LSU players discuss “the call” and several others from last season’s win over Gamecocks
At the center of LSU’s win over South Carolina last season was QB Garrett Nussmeier, along with the referees. Nussmeier and linebacker Whit Weeks spoke about the infamous game at SEC Media Days.
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Leaning Left0Leaning Right3Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution70% Center
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- 70% of the sources are Center
70% Center
C 70%
R 30%
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