US EditionTexas Picked to Win SEC Championship with Arch Manning at QB
UNITED STATES, JUL 18 – LSU was selected fourth in the SEC preseason poll with linebacker Whit Weeks as the lone first-team All-SEC pick after recording 125 tackles last season.
- The Texas Longhorns were picked by SEC Media Days attendees on July 18, 2025, to win the SEC Championship and to finish first in the regular season standings.
- This selection follows Texas's loss to Georgia in last season's SEC Championship Game and Arch Manning's promotion to starting quarterback after two years as a backup.
- Georgia and Alabama were chosen to finish second and third respectively, while LSU earned the fourth-most votes and seven players received preseason All-SEC honors.
- Texas received 96 of 204 votes to win the title, Georgia 44, and Alabama 29, with voting concluding at SEC Media Days in Atlanta, as reported by Jeff Speegle on July 18, 2025.
- Since the SEC Championship Game began in 1992, the team chosen as the preseason favorite has only claimed the title on ten occasions, suggesting the possibility of a December 6 rematch with Georgia for the championship.
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The LSU Tigers were picked to finish fourth in the chase for the Southeastern Conference championship this season in a vote of attendees at SEC Media Days, the conference announced Friday.
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LSU Picked 4th In SEC Media Predictions, Texas To Win Title, Whit Weeks 1st Team All-SEC
GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor ATLANTA - LSU is incrementally gaining ground in the eyes of the media. National and regional reporters voted the Tigers to finish fourth in the Southeastern Conference regular season standings in the poll from SEC Media Days released Friday by the SEC office. Texas was picked to win the SEC
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