SEC Media Days Day 3: Protect College Sports Act, Florida Football & Texas A&M Preview

SEC Media Days Day 3: Kalen DeBoer, Alabama Expectations & Ole Miss Tampering

Hour Three of After Further Review is live from Day 3 of SEC Media Days!Matt Moscona begins with a preview of Auburn's first season under new head coach Alex Golesh as Darrell Dapprich joins the show to discuss expectations for the Tigers and what changes fans can expect in Year 1.Next, Ryan Fowler joins Matt to take the pulse of Alabama football. How are Crimson Tide fans feeling about Kalen DeBoer as he enters another pivotal season, and what are realistic expectations for Alabama in 2026?To close the hour, Matt reacts to Ole Miss defensive coordinator Pete Golding's comments addressing the tampering allegations surrounding the Rebels and what the latest developments could mean moving forward.

SEC Media Days Day 3: Protect College Sports Act, Florida Football & Texas A&M Preview

Hour Two of After Further Review is live from Day 3 of SEC Media Days!Matt Moscona is joined by Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger to discuss the latest developments surrounding the Protect College Sports Act and whether the legislation can move forward with—or without—the backing of the SEC and Big Ten.Next, Frank Frangie joins the show to preview Jon Sumrall's first season as Florida's head coach. What are realistic expectations for the Gators in Year 1, and how quickly can Sumrall get Florida back into SEC contention?Finally, Billy Liucci joins Matt to break down Texas A&M's outlook for the 2026 season. Can the Aggies build on last year's success and earn a second consecutive trip to the College Football Playoff?

SEC Media Days: Pete Golding on Lane Kiffin, Kalen DeBoer Talks Alabama & Florida's Fresh Start

Hour one of After Further Review from Day 3 of SEC Media Days is here!Matt Moscona reacts to Ole Miss taking center stage in Atlanta, where the Lane Kiffin-to-LSU speculation once again dominated the conversation surrounding the Rebels. Hear what Ole Miss defensive coordinator Pete Golding had to say about Kiffin's departure from Alabama and the relationship he still maintains with his former boss.Plus, Matt breaks down Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer's comments as the Crimson Tide enter the 2026 season facing their lowest expectations in more than two decades. Can Alabama exceed the outside noise?We also react to Florida head coach Jon Sumrall's first SEC Media Days appearance and discuss whether he can deliver early success in Gainesville as the Gators begin a new era.

Lane Kiffin to LSU: Marty Smith & Chris Doering Break Down the Tigers' New Era

Matt Moscona is live from Day 2 of SEC Media Days with Hour Three of the show.Marty Smith joins Matt to revisit Lane Kiffin's stunning departure from Ole Miss, sharing firsthand stories from Thanksgiving weekend in Oxford and what it was like covering one of the biggest coaching moves in recent SEC history.Later, Chris Doering breaks down Kiffin's first season at LSU, explaining why his offensive system has been so successful, what realistic expectations should be for Year One in Baton Rouge, and how the rest of the SEC stacks up entering the season.Matt wraps up the hour with a look at Vanderbilt, discussing the Commodores' outlook for 2026 and the challenge of replacing standout quarterback Diego Pavia.

SEC Media Days: Is LSU a Playoff Team? Lane Kiffin, Auburn & Shane Beamer

Matt Moscona is live from Day 2 of SEC Media Days with Hour Two of the show.College football analyst Brooks Austin joins Matt for the first two segments to break down why Lane Kiffin's offense remains one of the toughest schemes to defend in the SEC. They also discuss Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt, LSU tight end Trey'Dez Green, and whether the Tigers have what it takes to earn a spot in the College Football Playoff this season.Later, Matt shifts his focus to the South Carolina Gamecocks, examining the pressure facing Shane Beamer and whether he can survive the 2026 season. Matt wraps up the hour with a look at Auburn, discussing whether the Tigers are poised to be the SEC's surprise team this fall.