SEC Media Days is headed to the Sunshine State next week. It will be the first time the annual “Kickoff” has visited the state of Florida. The Southeastern Conference’s best will take center stage in Tampa July 20-23.

Heisman hopeful quarterbacks Arch Manning of Texas and Trinidad of Ole Miss will be among the attendees. Teams will have three player representatives each. Alabama is bringing Zabien Brown, Ryan Coleman-Williams and Bray Hubbard. Auburn will have Champ Anthony, Byrum Brown and Alex McPherson.

WTLS – Score 94.7 and Fun 101.1 will have full coverage all four days kicking off each morning at 6 with the Wake-Up Call presented by CB&S Bank, recently recognized by Forbes Magazine as one of the “Best Banks in Each State” for 2026.

River Region Sports will also have insight each day at 12, followed by Chuck Oliver at 2. Bonus feeds will air at 4 and 6 with the River Region Sports and Wake-Up Call daily replays.

The media picked Texas to win last year’s conference title, but Georgia was the champion beating Alabama in Atlanta. Bulldogs’ head coach Kirby Smart is making his tenth appearance at Media Days, most among active coaches. Steve Spurrier leads in the all-time appearances category with 23. Nick Saban is next with 21.

SEC Media Days began in 1985 in Birmingham. The event has also been held in Atlanta, Nashville and Dallas.

2026 Football Media Days Attendees

Alabama
Zabien Brown, DB
Ryan Coleman-Williams, WR
Bray Hubbard, DB 

Arkansas
Caden Kitler, OL
Quincy Rhodes Jr., DE
Sutton Smith, RB

Auburn
Champ Anthony, DB
Byrum Brown, QB
Alex McPherson, K

Florida
Jadan Baugh, RB
Myles Graham, LB
Vernell Brown III, WR

Georgia
Drew Bobo, OL
Gunner Stockton, QB
Raylen Wilson, LB

Kentucky
Ty Bryant, S
Kenny Minchey, QB
Willie Rodriguez, TE

LSU
TJ Dottery, LB
Trey’Dez Green, TE
Whit Weeks, LB

Ole Miss
Trinidad Chambliss, QB
Will Echoles, DT
Kewan Lacy, RB

Mississippi State
Anthony Evans III, WR
Kelley Jones, CB
Kamario Taylor, QB

Missouri
Cayden Green, OL
Jamal Roberts, RB
Nicholas Rodriguez, LB

Oklahoma
John Mateer, QB
Eddy Pierre-Louis, OL
Taylor Wein, DL

South Carolina
Nyck Harbor, WR
LaNorris Sellers, QB
Peyton Williams, DB

Tennessee
DeSean Bishop, RB
Arion Carter, LB
Jeremiah Telander, LB

Texas
Trevor Goosby, OL
Arch Manning, QB
Colin Simmons, DE

Texas A&M
Daymion Sanford, LB
Marcus Ratcliffe, S
Marcel Reed, QB

Vanderbilt
Sedrick Alexander, RB
Issa Ouattara, DL
Junior Sherrill, WR