Highlights from SEC Media Days

SECSportsHub.com by Columnist Written on July 27, 2009
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After three days packed full of all kinds of scintillating information in Birmingham, at the 2009 SEC Media Days, SEC Sports Hub is here to take a look at some of the highlights of the hectic event.

We brought you full coverage of the event, complete with highlights from every team's press conference. Below, you can find the links to all of our coverage for each team:

So, after taking the weekend to regroup and rewatch some of the press conferences, SEC Sports Hub has put together a list of the top moments, most bold statements, and most interesting tidbits from an eventful 2009 SEC Media Days event.

 

Biggest Buzz

The biggest buzz of the three day event was undoubtedly man hunt that took place following the release of the 2009 Preseason All-SEC teams. The controversy was over two time National Champion and Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow not being named a unanimous selection to the All-SEC first team by the coaches.

Every coach was faced with the question of who they voted for, and it wasn't until the final day of the event that we finally learned the culprit. South Carolina Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier mistakenly voted against Tebow, and issued a heartfelt apology to Tebow and the Gators at the beginning of his press conference.

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