SEC Media Days 2026 Schedule, Dates, Full Coaches, Players Attendees List

SEC Football 2026: Media Days Schedule, Dates: When 14 SEC coaches, Players will speak publicly.

Talking season is upon us, which means that the whirlwind known as SEC Media Days will once again serve as one of the primary kickoff events in the lead-up to the 2026 college football season. 

The four-day event, which kicks off on July 20 inside the Nashville Grand Hyatt, will feature all 14 conference head coaches and three players per team representing their respective program. We already know when the coaches will be speaking, but on Monday, those player representatives were announced by the league. 

Below is the full list of participants who will make the rounds at SEC Media Days...

When are SEC Media Days 2026?

Dates: July 20-23

Location: Tampa Marriott Water Street and JW Marriott (Tampa, Florida)

The SEC Media Days will take place from July 20-23 at the Tampa Mariott Water Street and JW Marriott in Tampa, Florida, beginning at 9 a.m. ET on Monday, July 20.

SEC Media Days 2026 schedule, dates: Which coaches attending the four-day event.

Here's a look at which teams — and their coaches — will attend which days at the 2026 SEC Media Days:

Monday, July 20

Kentucky: Will Stein

Missouri: Eliah Drinkwitz

Oklahoma: Brent Venables

Tennessee: Josh Heupel

Tuesday, July 21

Auburn: Alex Golesh

Georgia: Kirby Smart

South Carolina: Shane Beamer

Vanderbilt: Clark Lea

Wednesday, July 22

Alabama: Kalen DeBoer

Florida: Jon Sumrall

Ole Miss: Pete Golding

Texas A&M: Mike Elko

Thursday, July 23

Arkansas: Ryan Silverfield

LSU: Lane Kiffin

Mississippi State: Jeff Lebby

Texas: Steve Sarkisian  

Who's attending SEC Media Days? Full players list for every team in 2026

Schools listed in alphabetical order

Alabama

Zabien Brown, DB

Ryan Coleman-Williams, WR

Bray Hubbard, DB

Arkansas

Caden Kitler, OL

Quincy Rhodes Jr., DE

Sutton Smith, RB

Auburn

Champ Anthony, DB

Byrum Brown, QB

Alex McPherson, K

Florida

Jadan Baugh, RB

Myles Graham, LB

Vernell Brown III, WR

Georgia

Drew Bobo, OL

Gunner Stockton, QB

Raylen Wilson, LB

Kentucky

Ty Bryant, S

Kenny Minchey, QB

Willie Rodriguez, TE

LSU

TJ Dottery, LB

Trey’Dez Green, TE

Whit Weeks, LB

Ole Miss

Trinidad Chambliss, QB

Will Echoles, DT

Kewan Lacy, RB

Mississippi State

Anthony Evans III, WR

Kelley Jones, CB

Kamario Taylor, QB

Missouri

Cayden Green, OL

Jamal Roberts, RB

Nicholas Rodriguez, LB

Oklahoma

John Mateer, QB

Eddy Pierre-Louis, OL

Taylor Wein, DL

South Carolina

Nyck Harbor, WR

LaNorris Sellers, QB

Peyton Williams, DB

Tennessee

DeSean Bishop, RB

Arion Carter, LB

Jeremiah Telander, LB

Texas

Trevor Goosby, OL

Arch Manning, QB

Colin Simmons, DE

Texas A&M

Daymion Sanford, LB

Marcus Ratcliffe, S

Marcel Reed, QB

Vanderbilt

Sedrick Alexander, RB

Issa Ouattara, DL

Junior Sherrill, WR ... 

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