The SEC media days will conclude on Thursday, as it's the fourth and final day. The media days have been taking place at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, Georgia.
The event is being shown on TV on the SEC Network and is live-streamed on ESPN+.
Media days are a chance for coaches and players to help preview the upcoming season and add some more excitement for the college football season. On the final day of SEC media days, fans will hear from the Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas and Texas A&M.
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SEC media days schedule July 17
Missouri
Missouri began speaking at 9:05 a.m. ET and attended the event for the Tigers is as follows:
- HC Eli Drinkwitz
- DB Daylan Carnell
- OL Connor Tollison
- DL Zion Young
Missouri opted not to bring a quarterback to the SEC media day, which is surprising, as the Tigers landed Beau Pribula in the transfer portal to be the starting QB.
Kentucky
Kentucky will be the next team to speak at SEC media days as they are set to begin talking at 10:50 a.m. ET.
- HC Mark Stoops
- LB Alex Afari Jr.
- DB Jordan Lovett
- TE Josh Kattus
Like Missouri, Kentucky opted not to bring a quarterback to the media day. Zach Calzada transferred to be the starting quarterback for the Wildcats, but he won't be at SEC media day. Instead, Stoops put the focus on some veteran players.
Arkansas
Arkansas will be next to the mic stand after a lunch break as the Razorbacks will speak to the media at 1 p.m. ET. Attending the event for the Razorbacks is as follows:
- HC Sam Pittman
- DL, Cam Ball
- QB, Taylen Green,
- LB, Xavian Sorey Jr.
The Razorbacks will once again be led by QB Taylen Green, who is at media day. He's coming off a successful first year in the SEC.
Texas A&M
The Texas A&M Aggies will be the final team to speak at SEC media days. The Aggies will meet with the media at 2:45.
- HC Mike Elko
- DB Will Lee III
- OL Ar'maj Reed-Adams
- LB Taurean York
The Aggies not bringing QB Marcel Reed is a bit of a surprise as many fans would want to hear from the starting QB.
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Edited by Cole Shelton