The 2024 college football season is inching closer and closer as March approaches, meaning spring practices are now just mere weeks away. With plenty of storylines to keep you entertained, SEC Media Days is also around the corner, as the yearly event has now moved to Dallas, Texas, for the first time after taking place in Nashville, Tennessee, last year.
Taking place from Monday, July 15 to Thursday, July 18, several new head coaches will take the podium, including Texas A&M HC Mike Elko, who returns to College Station after two seasons leading the Duke Blue Devils.
Even more enticing, with legendary head coach Nick Saban’s retirement from Alabama, Kalen DeBoer, who is coming off a Championship appearance with the Washington Huskies, has taken the reigns after 17 Saban-led seasons.
While Elko joins new Mississippi State HC Jeff Lebby and the lone SEC newcomers, Texas and Oklahoma will officially join the SEC in July, making way for Longhorns HC Steven Sarkisian and Sooners HC Brent Venables.
To make your plans accordingly, here is when every SEC head coach will speak during SEC Media Days this summer.
Brian Kelly — LSU: Monday, July 15
LSU Head Coach Brian Kelly addresses the media at the 2023 SEC Football Kickoff Media Days at the Nashville Grand Hyatt on Broadway, Monday, July 17, 2023.
Brian Kelly will likely be asked several times how LSU’s offense will move on from Heisman-winning quarterback Jayden Daniels, so prepare for a dose of platitudes.
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Lane Kiffin — Ole Miss Monday, July 15
Ole Miss Head Coach Lane Kiffin speaks at the 2023 SEC Football Kickoff Media Days at the Nashville Grand Hyatt on Broadway, Thursday, July 20, 2023.
Lane Kiffin will likely look bored while taking a shot at Jimbo Fisher before a reporter reminds him that he’s no longer…
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Publish date : 2024-02-29 20:00:45
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