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College football is almost back, which means it's time for conference media days.
SEC Media Days are perhaps the anticipated offseason event of the summer that sets the stage for what should be a thrilling 2026 season packed with massive storylines across the conference.
All eyes will be on the biggest head coaching change of the year, as Lane Kiffin takes over at LSU after a spectacular run at Ole Miss.
Meanwhile, Texas quarterback Arch Manning is fully primed to command the national spotlight as he enters his second full season as the Longhorns' undisputed starter.
With powerhouse programs like Georgia and Alabama 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.
Here's everything that you need to know about watching the 2026 SEC Media Days, including TV and live stream information for all four days.
Where to watch SEC Media Days 2026: TV channel, live stream
Coverage of the SEC Media Days will air live on SEC Network. Viewers looking to stream the SEC Media Days can do so with fubo or on the ESPN app.
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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, beginning on Monday, July 20, and concluding on Thursday, July 23. The festivities will take place in Tampa, Florida.
See below for a complete schedule of head coach appearances across the four-day event.
Monday, July 20
| Kentucky | HC Will Stein, S Ty Bryant, QB Kenny Minchey, TE Willie Rodriguez | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Missouri | HC Eliah Drinkwitz, OL Cayden Green, RB Jamal Roberts, LB Nicholas Rodriguez | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Oklahoma | HC Brent Venables, QB John Mateer, OL Eddy Pierre-Louis, DL Taylor Wein | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Tennessee | HC Josh Heupel, RB DeSean Bishop, LB Arion Carter, LB Jeremiah Telander | SEC Network |
Tuesday, July 21
| Auburn | HC Alex Golesh, DB Champ Anthony, QB Byrum Brown, K Alex McPherson | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Georgia | HC Kirby Smart, OL Drew Bobo, QB Gunner Stockton, LB Raylen Wilson | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| South Carolina | HC Shane Beamer, WR Nyck Harbor, QB LaNorris Sellers, DB Peyton Williams | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Vanderbilt | HC Clark Lea, RB Sedrick Alexander, DL Issa Ouattara, WR Junior Sherrill | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
Wednesday, July 22
| Alabama | HC Kalen DeBoer, DB Zabien Brown, WR Ryan Coleman-Williams, DB Bray Hubbard | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Florida | HC Jon Sumrall, RB Jadan Baugh, LB Myles Graham, WR Vernell Brown III | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Ole Miss | HC Pete Golding, QB Trinidad Chambliss, DT Will Echoles, RB Kewan Lacy | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Texas A&M | HC Mike Elko, LB Daymion Sanford, S Marcus Ratcliffe, QB Marcel Reed | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
Thursday, July 23
| Arkansas | HC Ryan Silverfield, OL Caden Kitler, DE Quincy Rhodes Jr., RB Sutton Smith | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| LSU | HC Lane Kiffin, LB TJ Dottery, TE Trey’Dez Green, LB Whit Weeks | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Mississippi State | HC Jeff Lebby, WR Anthony Evans III, CB Kelley Jones, QB Kamario Taylor | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
| Texas | HC Steve Sarkisian, OL Trevor Goosby, QB Arch Manning, DE Colin Simmons | SEC Network, fubo, ESPN app |
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