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When will each team take the stage for SEC Media Days?

A full schedule of the time slots for each SEC team at next week's media days.

By Mary Kate Hughes

Auburn Head Coach Hugh Freeze speaks at the 2023 SEC Football Kickoff Media Days at the Nashville Grand Hyatt on Broadway, Tuesday, July 18, 2023.
Auburn Head Coach Hugh Freeze speaks at the 2023 SEC Football Kickoff Media Days at the Nashville Grand Hyatt on Broadway, Tuesday, July 18, 2023. / Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA
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In 2024, the Southeastern Conference will look a little different. The conference welcomed two new teams to the league this month in Texas and Oklahoma, and the now 16-team conference has eliminated the east and west divisions that have been in place for years.

In an effort to welcome the new, western teams, the SEC will be holding media days at a new location this year, the fourth different venue in four years for the event. From July 15-18, the head coaches of all 16 SEC teams will convene at the Omni Dallas Hotel in Dallas, Texas.

In addition to the new teams, the SEC will also be welcoming several new coaches to the conference. Texas A&M hired Mike Elko to replace Jimbo Fisher, Mississippi State brought in Jeff Lebby to replace Mike Arnett, and Kalen DeBoer will take the reins at Alabama following Nick Saban's retirement.

With an exciting and unprecedented season ahead, take a look at the 2024 SEC Media Days full schedule:

Monday, July 15

LSU: Brian Kelly, joined by Garrett Nussmeier (QB/Junior), Mason Taylor (TE/Junior), and Harold Perkins (LB/Junior)

Ole Miss: Lane Kiffin, joined by Jaxson Dart (QB/Senior), Tre Harris (WR/Senior), and Jared Ivey (DE/Senior)

South Carolina: Shane Beamer, joined by Alex Huntley (DT/Senior), Luke Doty (ATH/Senior), and Debo Williams (LB/Senior)

Vanderbilt: Clark Lea, joined by Gunnar Hansen (OL/Senior), Langston Patterson (LB/Junior), and CJ Taylor (S/Senior)

Tuesday, July 16

Georgia: Kirby Smart, joined by Carson Beck (QB/Senior), Mykel Williams (DL/Junior), and Malaki Starks (S/Junior)

Missouri: Eli Drinkwitz, joined by Luther Burden III (WR/Junior), Brady Cook (QB/Senior), and Kristian Williams (DL/Senior)

Oklahoma: Brent Venables, joined by Jackson Arnold (QB/Sophomore), Danny Stutsman (LB/Senior), and Billy Bowman Jr. (DB/Senior)

Tennessee: Josh Heupel, joined by Cooper Mays (C/Senior), Keenan Pili (LB/Senior), and Omari Thomas (DL/Senior)

Wednesday, July 16

Alabama: Kalen DeBoer, joined by Jalen Milroe (QB/Junior), Tyler Booker (OL/Junior), and Malachi Moore (DB/Grad Student)

Florida: Billy Napier, joined by Graham Mertz (QB/Senior), Shemar James (ILB/Junior), and Montrell Johnson Jr. (RB/Senior)

Mississippi State: Jeff Lebby, joined by Blake Shapen (QB/Senior), Albert Reese IV (OL/Junior), and John Lewis (LB/Senior)

Texas: Steve Sarkisian, joined by Quinn Ewers (QB/Junior), Kelvin Banks Jr. (OL/Junior), and Jahdae Barron (DB/Senior)

Thursday, July 18

Arkansas: Sam Pittman, joined by Andrew Armstrong (WR/Senior), Taylen Green (QB/Junior), and Landon Jackson (DE/Senior)

Auburn: Hugh Freeze, joined by Payton Thorne (QB/Senior), Eugene Asante (LB/Senior), and Keldric Faulk (DE/Sophomore)

Kentucky: Mark Stoops, joined by Marques Cox (OL/Senior), D'Eryk Jackson (LB/Senior), and Deone Walker (DL/Junior)

Texas A&M: Mike Elko, joined by Shemar Turner (DL/Senior), Taurean York (LB/Sophomore), and Trey Zuhn III (OL/Junior)

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