SEC Media Days Begins in Tampa

‘They’re real’: Sankey starts media week with talks of SEC independence

As the Southeastern Conference’s football media week gets underway in Tampa, the future of college athletics is front of mind for one of its most powerful leaders.

Head coaches address the college football season ahead at SEC Media Days 2026

SEC Media Days are underway, with coaches and players from all 16 SEC schools ready to kickstart the 2026-2027 college football season.

SEC Media Days begins in Tampa

TAMPA, Fl. - 2026 SEC Media Days began Monday morning with SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey taking the main podium.Sankey discussed the accomplishments of the 16 member schools, as well as the ever-changing landscape of college football and college athletics. The first four teams to make the rounds of many interviews were Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky.LSU is set to face Kentucky on the road in October in week six. They're also slated fo…

2026 College Football SEC Media Days: Full Schedule, TV Channels and Streaming Guide

Your full guide to 2026 SEC Media Days in Tampa: dates, TV channels, streaming options and the day-by-day coach and player schedule for all 16 teams.

Burning questions await LSU and its rivals as SEC media days kick off in Tampa

How will Ole Miss, Pete Golding, and Trinidad Chambliss handle questions about a Week 3 matchup? How will Trey’Dez Green, Whit Weeks, and T.J. Dottery respond? That and more as conference media days get underway in Tampa.

Inside Tampa's push to bring SEC Football Media Days to Florida

SEC Football Media Days began Monday in downtown Tampa, marking the first time the Southeastern Conference has held its annual football event in Florida. The four-day gathering is expected to draw roughly 1,200 to 1,400 people, including 900 to 1,000 reporters, the conference’s 16 head coaches, student-athletes, school staff and sponsors. Lanness Robinson, executive director of the Tampa Bay Sports Commission, said Tampa landed Media Days after …