US EditionChanges, with some continuity, highlight SEC quarterbacks
- More than half the Southeastern Conference teams will start with new quarterbacks this fall due to NFL departures and transfers.
- This turnover stems from entrenched starters leaving for the NFL and the growing transfer portal causing roster shifts across the conference.
- Auburn is set to start transfer Jackson Arnold, Missouri will depend on Penn State transfer Beau Pribula, who secured a $1.5 million NIL agreement, and Tennessee added UCLA transfer Joey Aguilar, who must still compete for the starting quarterback position.
- Tennessee’s Nico Iamaleava turned down a $2.4 million NIL deal before transferring to UCLA, while Alabama is moving toward Ty Simpson amid quarterback uncertainty.
- These changes highlight broader quarterback uncertainty in the SEC, with several programs seeking stability amid a transfer-driven and competitive environment.
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More than half the SEC will have new QBs in 2025, though some changes come with continuity
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Ranking Every SEC Team's Quarterback Spot in 2025 by Confidence
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Ranking every SEC team’s quarterback spot in 2025 by confidence
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More Than Half of SEC Teams Will Have New Quarterbacks This Fall
More than half the teams in the powerhouse Southeastern Conference will have new starting quarterbacks this fall. Many of the changes were expected. Some were needed. All of them will be overly dissected before training camps open in August. Alabama ( Jalen Milroe ), Auburn (Payton Thorne) Missouri (Brady Cook), Ole Miss ( Jaxson Dart ) and Texas ( Quinn Ewers ) lost entrenched starters to the NFL. But those typical progressions were hardly the …
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