SEC ejects legendary Finebaum Show caller from media days
AL.com
Last updated: July 22, 2026
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) removed a well-known caller from the Paul Finebaum Show from the main floor at SEC media days. This decision led to discussions about fan access and the league's approach to media events. The SEC has not provided a specific reason for the ejection.
- The individual, identified by the nickname "Miss Big Orange," is a recognizable figure among SEC football fans, particularly for her frequent calls to the Paul Finebaum Show. Her presence at SEC media days has been a consistent element for several years. This year, however, she was reportedly escorted off the main media floor.
- The exact cause for her removal has not been publicly disclosed by the SEC. This lack of specific information has fueled speculation among fans and media members. It raises questions about the protocols and criteria the conference employs for credentialing and access to its high-profile events.
- The incident highlights the tension that can exist between fan engagement and the professional atmosphere of media days. While fans contribute to the excitement, their access is typically managed to ensure a productive environment for journalists and coaches. The SEC's action underscores its authority to control access to its events.
