Auburn football: Schedule, time, TV, how to watch online SEC Media Days (July 19, 2018)

Auburn football will make its appearance at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta on Thursday, July 19, 2018.

Gus Malzahn, along with quarterback Jarrett Stidham, linebacker Deshaun Davis and defensive lineman Dontavius Russell will speak with reporters Thursday.

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Auburn football at SEC Media Days 2018 schedule, details

When: Thursday, July 19 (final day of 4-day event)
Who: Auburn, South Carolina, Vanderbilt
Where: College Football Hall of Fame, Atlanta
TV: SEC Network
Time: 9 a.m. ET, through 2 p.m. ET

Which TV channel can I watch Auburn football for SEC Media Days 2018?

You can watch Auburn’s coverage from SEC Media Days 2018 on SEC Network.

How can I watch Auburn football at SEC Media Days 2018 online?

You can watch SEC Media Days 2018 on WatchESPN, SEC Network +

How can I listen to SEC Media Days 2018 on the radio?

SEC Morning with anchor Peter Burns and Marcus Spears will air each morning at 7 ET on Sirius/XM Channel 84 until the speakers start taking the podium.

Auburn football: What to expect Thursday

Here are five things we expect Malzahn and players to address:

1. Jarrett Stidham. The Auburn quarterback has had a busy offseason. He had surgery on his left, non-throwing shoulder and recently got engaged to his longtime girlfriend. And oh yeah, you can bet Malzahn is excited about having his 3,000-yard passer back running the offense for a second season.

2. The running back competition. Let’s go ahead and get this out of the way: Malzahn won’t say much about the actual competition. As he often does, he lets it play out on the field and goes with the hot hand. The good thing is Auburn has a lot of talented backs and the expect Malzahn to refer to the RB spot as “competitive” and a “battle.”

3. Road games at Georgia and Alabama. Last season Auburn played three of the playoff teams (including Clemson). Auburn beat Georgia and Alabama in Jordan-Hare Stadium and will go on the road to play both rivals this season.

4. Recruiting. Malzahn has to be thrilled with the way its going and while he can’t discuss the 2019 class that is coming together nicely, he can discuss the skill and speed the 2018 class brings. Plus, the new redshirt rule could open up playing time for some who normally wouldn’t get it.

5. His contract. Malzahn signed a 7-year, $49 million contract. Some Auburn fans weren’t happy after Auburn lost the rematch to Georgia in the SEC Championship Game and fell flat in the bowl loss to UCF. Don’t expect Malzahn to say much about it.

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