SEC Media Days just got a lot more interesting. Not only will you have the arrival of two new schools in Missouri and Texas A&M, now you will have the bizarre factor for the Arkansas time on the schedule and whoever represents the Razorbacks at the podium.

Those three won't surpass Nick Saban's appearance for physical attendance with bodies in the lobby of the Wynfrey, but while there are often story lines from the current events of the national landscape, there may not be time for that this year. ... 

In light of the Bobby Petrino fallout, USA Today posed an interesting question. Who offended you more, Bobby Petrino or Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen with his comments about Fidel Castro? You can vote here.

It sounds like a humble Bobby Petrino who says he is now committed to repairing the damage he created and getting back to coaching football. Somewhere. Read his statement here.

So what's next for Arkansas? A list of candidates here from the CBS Sports college football blog. The most nervous folks in the state of Arkansas right now are probably in Jonesboro. Arkansas State pulled off a steal in landing Gus Malzahn to replace Hugh Freeze. Malzahn's name will be tossed around in the Arkansas discussion. Here are some others. Let the speculation begin. ... 

Speaking of Freeze, he seemed genuinely disappointed in the the lack of offensive production in Tuesday's practice. 

While Freeze is the head coach, he's also the coach for offense, hired to implement and run his system. So while he's responsible for the well-being of the entire team, he takes it personal if the offense is out-played in daily work.

"Our tempo at the end was decent. We just don't know enough right now to do enough stuff in that. I was disappointed that we didn't compete harder, but the defense's emotion and energy today matched the offense's from last Thursday. It's kind of gone back and forth. You expect that, but you expect the other side to compete better than we did today," he said.

Freeze went on to praise his defense and say that he's spending more time in their meeting rooms too.

The defense has looked good this spring, but how accurate is the gauge for the defense when the offense it's going against is struggling? It's the forever debate of spring ball. ...