HEre's everything you need to know to follow Billy Napier and three of his Gators players at the 2025 SEC Media Days on Wednesday.

Though there are no new schools, or even new coaches, entering the league in 2025, there's still plenty to look forward to. Few names will demand as much attention as Texas quarterback Arch Manning, who will travel with coach Steve Sarkisian to represent the Longhorns in Atlanta.

The Texas Longhorns' starting quarterback commands great media presence, but he doesn't bask in the attention, writes Kyle Wood.

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Whether it be about quarterback Gunner Stockton or how Georgia is preparing for a difficult 2025 schedule, Smart covered a number of topics while speaking for nearly 30 minutes at the 2025 SEC Media Days. Below is a full transcript of what Smart had to say on Tuesday.

ATLANTA, Ga. (WTOK) - Day two of SEC Media Days in Atlanta highlighted the future of the conference—and for three programs, that future starts with new quarterbacks. Georgia, Auburn, and Texas all have fresh faces under center for the 2025 season, and Tuesday’s spotlight was on the new signal callers.

New Orleans' Arch Manning was part of the Texas contingent here in Atlanta on Tuesday for SEC media days. He's generated a lot of hype, but is it justified?

The SEC Media Days slate is underway in Atlanta (Ga.) on Monday with commissioner Greg Sankey taking the podium to kick things off. Sankey dove into the new NIL era, revenue-sharing and conference mergers moving ahead across the new landscape of college football.

Day one of SEC media days wrapped up in Atlanta, marking the unofficial start to the college football season. Earlier, the South Carolina Gamecocks took the podium. Nick Barrett, quarterback LaNorris Sellers,