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,

ATLANTA — The opening day of SEC football media days Monday featured LSU, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Vanderbilt. The Commodores have Diego Pavia at quarterback going into his second season and the other three also have signal-callers entering pivotal seasons:

ATLANTA, Ga. ( WALA) - SEC Media Days is always a special time of year as we inch closer to the first fall kickoff. This year it’s a little extra special with media days taking place at the College Football Hall of Fame.

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.

The College Football Playoff could remain at 12 teams if the Southeastern Conference and Big Ten can't come to an agreement, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said Monday.