Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze took the podium at SEC Media Days in Dallas to discuss the state of Auburn's program, recruiting, home-field advantage and more.
On Wednesday morning Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer took the stage for his first appearance at SEC Media Days while Nick Saban stood in the back corner, watching from the ESPN set.
Nick Saban is on the opposite end of SEC Media Days this week.
Coming out of SEC Media Days this week in Nashville, the University of Alabama football team has been picked to win the SEC West, while Auburn University has been picked to finish sixth in the division.
Nick Saban’s SEC Media Days appearance ended Wednesday, but even when Saban is not present, his name remains at the forefront of the other SEC coaches’ media appearances, and Thursday was no different.
After a disappointing two-loss season and missing the College Football Playoffs, many college football analysts and media personalities are sharing their doubts about Nick Saban and the Alabama football team.
Going into SEC Media Days Alabama’s quarterback battle is still ongoing with no timetable as to when a starter will be named.
Nick Saban and Alabama are not scheduled to be at SEC Media Days until Wednesday, but that didn’t stop SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum from getting in a hot take about Saban.
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