HOOVER – If you’re looking for answers, specific answers, you might not want to ask Gene Chizik.

HOOVER — When Steve Spurrier heard one Southeastern Conference coach left Florida quarterback Tim Tebow off his first-team preseason All-SEC ballot, he was surprised.

HOOVER — Seven quarterbacks, some who played last season, some who received plenty of work this spring and some who are just months removed from their high school graduation, will have a shot at Auburn’s vacant position when camp opens next week.

HOOVER — It’s Florida in a landslide.

HOOVER — Houston, we have a problem. We can’t hear you over all noise coming from outside the room.

HOOVER — When he faced the media here last year, Georgia coach Mark Richt was forced to play hype control.

HOOVER — Rolando McClain would rather have been almost anywhere in the world besides the massive ballroom at The Wynfrey Hotel Thursday morning.

And Brandon Fanney won’t be back this fall. He is going to transfer. Fanney’s departure, along with linebacker Charlie Kirschman, defensive back Alonzo Lawrence and center Evan Cardwell, were confirmed by the school Wednesday.

HOOVER — The economic future of the SEC appears recession proof, so in all likelihood, the grand poobah that is SEC Media Days will continue into the foreseeable future.

One common question posed to all four coaches at the outset of SEC Media Days is who they voted for on the preseason All-SEC Team at quarterback. More precisely, the search is on for the coach who didn’t vote for Tim Tebow.

HOOVER — Dan Mullen pretended to be Twitter-savvy when he stepped behind the dais Wednesday, but there was no way to keep up with the new Mississippi State coach 140 characters at a time.

HOOVER — Vanderbilt football coach Bobby Johnson was asked if some of the questions he fielded at SEC Media Days did or did not show respect for a program that won a bowl game last year.

HOOVER — The television lineups for the first three weeks of the season were released Wednesday at SEC Media Days.

HOOVER — If the Southeastern Conference is Rome, then Mike Slive is Caesar. 

Don’t look for many answers as SEC Media Days kicks off today at the Winfrey Hotel in Hoover.