Marcus Lattimore is going to star, as himself, in an upcoming movie. According to SDS it will be shown in a limited amount of theaters, starting in November, in Charleston and Columbia.

Steve Spurrier's traditional post-SEC Media Days stop was the Arby's near the Wynfrey Hotel in Birmingham. He's not here this year, so Mason Zandi carried on the tradition.

This wins. 100%. This wins.

Scarnecchia probably wasn't going to see a ton of time this season, with Orth and McIlwain having the edge at quarterback. The injury stemmed from an injury he suffered in May while training at home.

The news confirms what has been speculated for months. Nunez's speed and versatility gives the staff the luxury to mix things up on offense and involve him in some different looks. I'd expect a number of Wildcat looks as well. What do you think? Good move or bad move?

This is a tall kid for 14(ish) years old. The Big Spur notes that he's a basketball player as well - naturally, at 6'6" - so he'd likely play two sports wherever he ends up. If he's half as good as his cousin, he should turn out pretty well. By the way, his first name seems to be pronounced De-MON, and probably not the way it's spelled out.

Welcome to talking season, everyone. Only 51 days until kickoff at Vanderbilt Stadium in Nashville.

The trip, which will take place from August 6-12, is the team's first trip out of the country since 2008. It includes a pair of games against, and a practice session with, the Costa Rica men's national team. Here's the official release from the school that covers all of the details - should be a fun experience for the guys.

Your (potential) starting quarterback at work.

No surprise to see South Carolina, along with Clemson, in Smith's top five teams. It's expected to be a two-horse race between those schools, with Georgia possibly (maybe?) making a strong push and the Tar Heels and Gators having a slim chance of landing him. This will be a battle to watch all the way up to September 11.