SEC Media Days 2015

Steve Shaw, SEC Director of Officiating, joined Ryan Fowler on "The Game" to talk about the current rules in the game of college football.

On Tuesday, head coach for the Tennessee Volunteers spoke at SEC Media Days, and almost as soon as he took the podium, he had to make sure to get in a quick reply from a jab by South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier earlier during the day.

Day two of SEC Media Days featured South Carolina, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, and Tennessee.

Day two of SEC Media Days 2015 began with the most entertaining head coach of the week, South Carolina's Steve Spurrier.

The Southeastern Conference will have an extra person monitoring games for possible head and neck trauma.

No one moves the needle and elicits as much reaction at a press conference more than South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier. While other coaches seemingly read from a list of coachspeak answers, the Head Ball Coach lets his opinions fly.

It's a new day in Gainesville. Following a disappointing tenure for Will Muschamp, Jim McElwain takes over a program used to being at the top of the SEC, but has fallen on hard times.  McElwain, a former offensive coordinator for Nick Saban at Alabama who found success as a head coach at Colorado State, has quite a rebuilding project ahead of him...

Florida football coach Jim McElwain made his debut at the SEC Media Days and spent 20 minutes answering questions about his first season in Gainesville. Among the topics addressed was his time at Alabama as an assistant coach.

The Southeastern Conference ushered in a new era with commissioner Greg Sankey's debut at SEC Media Days 2015.

The first team to address the press at the 2015 SEC Media Days were the Auburn Tigers.  Last season started with high hopes for the team from the Plains as they were ranked in the intial College Football Playoff Poll during the middle of the season...