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Y'all, Kirby had the Dawgs strap on pads Wednesday. And you know, every damn body with a TV show, podcast, or blog (including yours truly) has an opinion already. Quarterback: Not a story Our Raburn Co. boy, Gunner Stockton, is QB1 going into the 2026 season. In 2025, he threw for 2,894 yards, 24 touchdowns, and ran for 10 more himself; hell, he even walked out of the SEC Championship with the MVP trophy. Kirby's own words: "Gunner's been awesome for our team. He's a selfless

SEC Media Days in Tampa Bay, Florida Sixteen SEC teams rolled through Tampa with six new head coaches, ten familiar faces, and enough July confidence to fill Raymond James Stadium twice. Did we learn Kentucky can win just because Will Stein said so? How long can Lane Kiffin keep his thumbs off social media before the man starts twittering again? And when Alabama landed sixth in the preseason poll, did Tuscaloosa hear a ranking, or a damn tornado siren? Oklahoma: Hard to Kill,

It’s talking season in the NCAA, y’all, which only means one thing: football season is knocking on our door, darlin’. And this year, SEC Media Days packed up and headed to sunny Tampa, because nothing says SEC football like 100° heat and 500% humidity in July, y’all! Greg Sankey opened his speech trying to upsell us on Tampa’s football résumé. He was attempting to convince us it’s part of the SEC mecca. Tampa seems harder and more expensive to get to, especially when Atlanta

Last year, I had the privilege of attending SEC Media Days in my hometown of Atlanta, where I crossed paths with Georgia's head coach, Kirby Smart. I'd always heard Kirby was an intense coach, and after that encounter, honey, I understood exactly why. Kirby seems to be the kind of man who can smile, speak calmly, and still make a grown man's butthole pucker. This year, it was Steve Moulton from 97.7 ESPN The Zone in Huntsville who got his turn. Steve asked Kirby about Georgia