SEC Media Days: Complete Action 8 Lace Up Sports coverage from Tampa

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TAMPA, Fla. (WAKA) – Here is all of our Action 8 Lace Up Sports coverage from SEC Media Days in Tampa, including John Longshore’s expert analysis, all in one place:

Team-by-team coverage:

Alabama: Kalen DeBoer enters pivotal third season, starting quarterback still not announced
Auburn: Alex Golesh ready to lead in first season, but when will we see results?
Georgia: Kirby Smart setting the standard for traditional excellence
Texas: Steve Sarkisian has more talent than ever, but can he win the SEC Championship?

Ole Miss: Pete Golding brings authenticity to coaching position, taking over for Lane Kiffin
Texas A&M: Another heavyweight spending big, but can Mike Elko return to playoffs?
LSU: All eyes on Lane Kiffin, who regrets how he left Ole Miss hanging
Oklahoma: Brent Venables hoping to return to the playoffs

Tennessee: Josh Heupel faces questions at quarterback, concerns about going backward
Florida: Jon Sumrall brings success to Gainesville as he starts rebuilding team
Missouri: Can Eli Drinkwitz deliver another double-digit winning season?
South Carolina: How does Shane Beamer bring recovery after disappointing 2025 season?

Vanderbilt: Clark Lea hopes to keep team from sliding backward following Diego Pavia era
Kentucky: How long will it take new coach Will Stein to bring turnaround to Wildcats?
Mississippi State: Jeff Lebby faces tough SEC schedule, better-funded teams
Arkansas: Can new coach Ryan Silverfield keep the Razorbacks from being the doormat?

Other coverage:

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey: Overview of season, future of college football
New nine-game SEC schedule affects some traditional rivalries
Media members make predictions on who will win the SEC, with complete 16-team standings

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