Press Row
- Press Row Podcast (9/24) – Jim Donnan Week 4, presented by KiaJim Donnan – Week 4, presented by your local Kia dealerships
- Press Row Podcast (9/17) – Jim Donnan Week 3, presented by KiaJim Donnan – Week 3, presented by your local KIA dealerships
- Press Row Podcast (9/16) – ESPN senior writer Ryan McGee talks new book and moreESPN senior writer Ryan McGee joined Press Row to discuss his new book, Sidelines and Bloodlines: A Father, His Sons, and Our Life in College Football.
- Press Row Podcast (9/10) – Jim Donnan Week 2, presented by KIAPress Row Podcast (9/10) – Jim Donnan Week 2, presented by KIA
National Sports News
- Azarenka: Nervous to have fans at French Open September 26, 2020Victoria Azarenka said she is uneasy about the tournament's policy of allowing 1,000 spectators to attend.
- FPI simulates 2020 SEC football season September 26, 2020Florida winning the national championship? It could happen.
- College football’s most important players: 9 QBs, 10 defenders, 6 other guys September 26, 2020From breakout blue-chippers to quarterbacks trying to channel Joe Burrow, these are the 25 players who will define the run to the playoff.
- Solskjaer slams fans for Van de Beek 'disrespect' September 25, 2020There is a growing frustration that Donny van de Beek is Man United's only summer signing.
SEC Football
- Nick Saban's open-door policy a factor in Alabama's draft successNFL teams get great access to watching Alabama players all year, a practice that Nick Saban believes pays dividends to his program and beyond.
- Scout's Take: OLB Owen Pappoe to AuburnOwen Pappoe is a five-star prospect with off-the-charts athleticism to bolster Auburn's defense.
- Florida's offense is on 'right track' with new staffHead coach Dan Mullen and QBs coach Brian Johnson have begun to install the new offense at Florida and the process of seeing what their QBs can do.
- Where things stand in Alabama QB battle after spring gameThe most compelling spring position battle in college football, between Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa, will continue into the summer.