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SEC Media Days 2012: Okay, Everybody Out Of Birmingham
SEC Media Days is over and done with, and SB Nation was all over the scene. Texas A&M and Mizzou made their intros, John L. Smith dazzled, and LSU is your preseason pick.
Spencer Hall: Day 1 Recap (With Doodling), Day 2 Morning Recap (Yes, Doodling), Day 3 Evening Recap (Doodling, Of Course!)
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July 23, 2012
Embedding in the Bama fan horde
After two days and 10 sessions of 2012 SEC Media Days, SB Nation's Steven Godfrey decided to hit a local Walmart, gear up and join the Crimson Tide faithful for a morning.
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July 19, 2012
SEC Media Days 2012, Day 3: An Ornery Cat Named Nick Saban
SEC Media Days is over and we learned that coaches take the podium much like their teams do.
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July 18, 2012
SEC Media Days 2012: The Utter Blank Genius Of Gene Chizik
Madness is setting in at SEC Media Days, helped along by Gene Chizik and his utterly boring session.
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July 18, 2012
SEC Media Days, Second Morning: The Dan Star Enters The Room
More observations (and doodles!) from SEC media days, where Spencer Hall survived the Muschampalanche, escaped the gravitational pull of Dan Mullen's noggin and tasted John L. Smith's special blend of crazy.
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July 17, 2012
SEC Media Days, Day 1: Hope Arrives In A Sport Coat
This year's SEC media days opened with familiar claustrophobia, new neighbors to meet and a wellspring of hope for the glory days ahead. Spencer Hall got bored and doodled, mostly.
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July 17, 2012
Joe Paterno Has A Defender In Gary Pinkel
Just before taking the podium at SEC media days, Missouri Tigers coach Gary Pinkel stood up for disgraced Penn St. Nittany Lions coach Joe Paterno.
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July 17, 2012
Presenting T.J. Moe, Your New Favorite Wide Receiver
T.J. Moe made his SEC debut at Tuesday's media day. The Mizzou wide receiver is already poised to become a soundbite star.
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July 17, 2012
SEC Media Days 2012: James Franklin Recruits World, Dodges Babies
After earning a bowl bid in year one and securing new facilities, Vanderbilt coach James Franklin is still selling his program and recruiting absolutely everything in sight.