As SEC Media Days 2016 drew to a close, it was one of the conference's most quotable coaches and his star headlining the final leg. In addition, Ole Miss' recent scandal and Will Muschamp's arrival at South Carolina made the rounds as topics of discussion.

At an event where the focus is supposed to be the upcoming football season, coaches from Ole Miss and LSU found themselves talking about recruiting violations and civil unrest, respectively. The attention eventually returned to the gridiron, where South Carolina's Will Muschamp is eager for a second chance.

Ricky Seals-Jones is 6-5, 240 pounds and runs like a receiver — and for SEC defensive backs tasked with covering him, that's downright terrifying. According to the man himself, both he and Texas A&M may be primed to make the leap this season.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio SEC commissioner Greg Sankey joined live from SEC Media Days to share his thoughts on the week's proceedings, the image of the conference, his opinion on the student athletes at Texas A&M and more.

The third leg of the SEC Media Days marathon contained two of the conferences biggest personalities. Bielema provided his usual brand of comedy, focusing on the importance of beating Texas A&M, while Saban fended off questions on Alabama's vulnerabilities. Missouri and Kentucky took their turns at the mic to close out the day.

Mississippi State superfan "Stingray" is no stranger to the SEC, but this is his first trip to Hoover for SEC Media Days. We caught up with him as he stepped off of Finebaum's set and our eardrums will never be the same.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Clay Travis of Fox Sports and Outkickthecoverage.com joined live from SEC Media Days to discuss The Bachelorette, Outkick The Show, his A&M prediction for 2016 and more.

As the 2016 SEC Media Days entered their back half, all eyes were on Alabama and Nick Saban's take on a variety of issues. Representatives from Arkansas, Kentucky and Missouri closed out the day with comments on the offseason and their respective programs.

It's a fair question to ask: can the Aggies count on a Big 12 backup to negotiate them through the treacherous terrain of the SEC West? The story of Trevor Knight, however, is about maturation — not simply of a player, but of an entire program.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Matt Stinchcomb and Peter Burns of SEC Network joined live from Hoover to share their thoughts on the major storylines around the SEC as the 2016 season draws ever nearer.

Tony Barnhart of SEC Network and GridIronNow.com joined today's show at SEC Media Days to discuss the league as it enters the 2016 season including specific thoughts on A&M, Alabama, Tennessee and more.

Following their turn at the big interview table at SEC Media Days, the Aggies broke away from the hubbub to give some informal thoughts on the upcoming season, the team's improved chemistry and a multitude of other topics.

On Tuesday at the 2016 SEC Media Days, Myles Garrett — perhaps the nation’s most explosive defensive player — spoke about antiquated athletic values like humility, honor and love-of-the-game ... in merely the latest and greatest way he continues to upend expectations.

Among a bevy of noteworthy Day 2 developments, Kevin Sumlin took to the podium on Tuesday to discuss the tweaks in his program. He was joined by Trevor Knight, Ricky Seals-Jones, a sensational turn at the mic from Myles Garrett, and UGA, UT and MSU's representatives.

Mississippi State's questionable acceptance of five-star freshman Jeffrey Simmons, Georgia's unstable QB situation and Tennessee's bus troubles gave the media plenty to talk about and kept some coaches on their toes on Tuesday as SECMD16 continued.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Tom Hart and Maria Taylor of SEC Network joined the show to share their thoughts on the 2016 SEC Media Days, the storylines they're looking into as the season begins and more.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, John Harris of the Houston Texans and footballtakeover.com joined to share his thoughts on SEC Media Days 2016, the Myles Garrett/Carl Lawson comparison and more.

SEC Media Days are back once again, and there is no shortage of storylines. From DE Carl Lawson's return from injury to Florida's offensive line troubles and Vanderbilt's quarterback situation, SEC coaches and players laid out their plans and hopes for the 2016 season.