Four more schools stepped onto the big stage in Dallas at SEC Media Days. 11 Personnel is here to dish on the latest from Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Georgia.

Even though Kentucky doesn’t take the stage until Thursday, the Cats got a nice bump today from Brady Cook and the Georgia Bulldogs. Bush Hamdan and Brock Vandagriff received glowing reviews from their former SEC colleagues. We’ll touch on that and speak with On3’s JD PicKell in a new LIVE edition of 11 Personnel. Highlights:

— Georgia’s NIL collective is fining bad drivers.

— A Tennessee reunion for Tennessee’s Josh Heupel at Oklahoma.

— Eli Drinkwitz (shockingly) did a good thing.

— Who’s the best quarterback in the SEC?

— Too many folks are sleeping on LSU.

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