Georgia Leads SEC With Over 12 Preseason Coaches All-SEC Selections

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) preseason All-SEC teams for 2025 have been announced, highlighting a strong presence from the Georgia Bulldogs and Alabama, each with 11 players selected across the three teams. Georgia leads with 14 total selections when counting players named multiple times, including standout athletes like defensive tackle Christen Miller, linebacker CJ Allen, and kicker Peyton Woodring, who was chosen both as kicker and kickoff specialist. Texas follows closely with 10 selections, featuring five first-team players such as running back Quintrevion Wisner and defensive lineman Colin Simmons, while Texas A&M and Oklahoma also have notable representations. Florida contributed eight players, including first-team offensive linemen Jake Slaughter and Austin Barber, with quarterback DJ Lagway receiving third-team honors despite recent injury concerns. The Bulldogs are favored to leverage this talent for a successful season, although they face challenges with five ranked opponents on their schedule, beginning with a strong opening game against Marshall. These preseason honors underpin expectations for a competitive SEC season as college football returns.