When SEC Media Days was created, the event served to inject energy into the upcoming college football season. College football needed a way to promote itself as most of the sports audience was locked into Major League Baseball. Now the sport is a 365-days-a-year business, slightly altering the dynamics at the preseason party.
Analysts have been cooking up takes, preparing them to serve up to the masses at the unofficial start of Talking Season. Sometimes those takes are a little too overzealous. This year these three teams will generate buzz at SEC Media Days in Nashville, but they don’t have enough bark to match the bite.