COLUMBUS, Ohio — Las Vegas will be the site of next week’s Big Ten Football Media Days, and there’s a collection of storylines you can bet will dominate headlines. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti will be on stage Tuesday, likely preparing to answer questions about the state of college football and his conference’s differences with the SEC.

By the time Texas football Coach Steve Sarkisian made it to the microphone, accompanied by the playing of Texas A&M's "Aggie War Hymn," a crowd was gathering.

Thursday in Atlanta is the final day of SEC Media Days 2025. The teams that will take the stage are Kentucky, Missouri, Texas A&M, and Arkansas.

Florida football quarterback DJ Lagway joked about not having a "prosthetic arm" while addressing his health at SEC Media Days. Here's what he meant by the quip.

SEC Media Days headed into Day 3 on Wednesday with several of the biggest brands in the sport. Florida, Oklahoma and Alabama headlined the proceedings, with Mississippi State also making an appearance.

It is safe to say that Oklahoma transfer quarterback Jackson Arnold has quickly adjusted to his new wide receiver room on the Plains. Arnold is projected to take on the starting quarterback role at Auburn,

Greg Sankey boasted about the SEC's football schedule in his media days address. Some of his claims were true. Others were exaggerated.

Beat Everyone is on the scene at SEC Media Days with Nick Kelly. Nick sat down with Josh Pate, Damien Harris, Chris Low and Rich Clark, the executive director of the College Football Playoff, for frank discussions.