College football is almost back. That means it’s time for conference media days.
SEC Media Days represent the most anticipated offseason event of the summer. The four-day gathering sets the stage for what should be a thrilling 2026 season packed with storylines across the conference.
All eyes will be on the biggest head coaching change of the year. Lane Kiffin takes over at LSU after his run at Ole Miss.
Arch Manning is primed to command the national spotlight. The Texas quarterback enters his second full season as the Longhorns’ starter.
Powerhouse programs like Georgia and Alabama are retooling for championship runs. The division races are more wide open than ever before.
It all begins in Tampa as the league’s biggest stars gather to break down what promises to be an unforgettable year of college football.
Where to watch SEC Media Days 2026: TV channel, live stream
SEC Network will air live coverage of the SEC Media Days. Viewers can stream the event with fubo or on the ESPN app.
Fubo offers comprehensive coverage for new subscribers. You can try the service before you buy. Stream ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and 200+ top channels of live TV and sports without cable.
SEC Media Days 2026 schedule
• Dates: Monday, July 20 to Thursday, July 23
• Location: Tampa, Florida
The 2026 SEC Media Days will occur across a four-day span. The event begins Monday, July 20, and concludes Thursday, July 23.
The festivities will take place in Tampa, Florida.
Monday, July 20
Kentucky brings head coach Will Stein, safety Ty Bryant, quarterback Kenny Minchey, and tight end Willie Rodriguez.
Missouri features head coach Eliah Drinkwitz, offensive lineman Cayden Green, running back Jamal Roberts, and linebacker Nicholas Rodriguez.
Oklahoma presents head coach Brent Venables, quarterback John Mateer, offensive lineman Eddy Pierre-Louis, and defensive lineman Taylor Wein.
Tennessee sends head coach Josh Heupel, running back DeSean Bishop, linebacker Arion Carter, and linebacker Jeremiah Telander.
All Monday sessions air on SEC Network, fubo, and the ESPN app.
Tuesday, July 21
Auburn appears with head coach Alex Golesh, defensive back Champ Anthony, quarterback Byrum Brown, and kicker Alex McPherson.
Georgia features head coach Kirby Smart, offensive lineman Drew Bobo, quarterback Gunner Stockton, and linebacker Raylen Wilson.
South Carolina brings head coach Shane Beamer, wide receiver Nyck Harbor, quarterback LaNorris Sellers, and defensive back Peyton Williams.
Vanderbilt sends head coach Clark Lea, running back Sedrick Alexander, defensive lineman Issa Ouattara, and wide receiver Junior Sherrill.
Tuesday coverage airs on SEC Network, fubo, and the ESPN app.
Wednesday, July 22
Alabama presents head coach Kalen DeBoer, defensive back Zabien Brown, wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams, and defensive back Bray Hubbard.
Florida features head coach Jon Sumrall, running back Jadan Baugh, linebacker Myles Graham, and wide receiver Vernell Brown III.
Ole Miss brings head coach Pete Golding, quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, defensive tackle Will Echoles, and running back Kewan Lacy.
Texas A&M sends head coach Mike Elko, linebacker Daymion Sanford, safety Marcus Ratcliffe, and quarterback Marcel Reed.
Wednesday sessions air on SEC Network, fubo, and the ESPN app.
Thursday, July 23
Arkansas appears with head coach Ryan Silverfield, offensive lineman Caden Kitler, defensive end Quincy Rhodes Jr., and running back Sutton Smith.
The spotlight falls on LSU with head coach Lane Kiffin, linebacker TJ Dottery, tight end Trey’Dez Green, and linebacker Whit Weeks.
Mississippi State features head coach Jeff Lebby, wide receiver Anthony Evans III, cornerback Kelley Jones, and quarterback Kamario Taylor.
Texas closes the event with head coach Steve Sarkisian, offensive lineman Trevor Goosby, quarterback Arch Manning, and defensive end Colin Simmons.
Thursday coverage airs on SEC Network, fubo, and the ESPN app.
The Manning and Kiffin sessions will likely draw the largest audiences of the four-day event.
