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The SEC Media Days are underway and we’ve already heard from Greg Sankey, Brian Kelly, Lane Kiffin, Eliah Drinkwitz, Nick Saban, Clark Lea and Shane Beamer to start the week so a change to Big Blue will be quite nice.
The SEC Media Days are televised each day via the SEC Network and Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops will speak at 2:25 ET. Joining their head coach in Atlanta are QB Will Levis, OG Kenneth Horsey and ILB DeAndre Square.
The questions that have surrounded star running back Chris Rodriguez all off-season are expected to appear in Atlanta, too. However, there are several other questions that the media will be eager to ask. NIL progress, new coaches settling in, young wide receivers getting up to speed and more will likely be just a few of the questions asked of Stoops and/or his three Wildcats.
Horsey and Levis recently spoke at a Centre College soccer camp and both sounded excited about the opportunity to join Square in representing their team at SEC Media Days. Levis said speaking at the camp was “good prep” for this week and that he has a good suit picked out to wear. You can watch SEC Media Days via a free trial here.
Tweet of the Day
It’s now 50 days until the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams kick off the 2022 regular season.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 20, 2022
So close, yet so far away.
Headlines
Mike Leach speaks on SEC realignment - USA Today
He has an interesting position on this...
Stanton wins MVP, powers AL to All-Star Game win - ESPN
It’s the American League’s 9th straight victory.
Chris Rodriguez has been at every summer workout - Vaught’s Views
This sounds like a positive development.
Orioles take 7-foot left-hander Jared Beck - ESPN
That’s a huge guy on the mound.
Kiffin believes Stoops has done unbelievable job - Vaught’s Views
Kentucky travels to Ole Miss in October.
Nationals refused to charter Soto a flight to HR Derby - USA Today
So petty.
Four Cats selected after first 10 rounds of MLB Draft - Cats Illustrated
Ryan Ritter went in the fourth round.
AL relievers take NL hitters to school in All-Star Game - USA Today
They had just one hit in eight innings.
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