SEC Media Days 2022 Coaches Schedule Released

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The Southeastern conference announced today the coaches' appearance schedule for the annual SEC Football Kickoff Media Days. The event is set to take place July 18-21 at the College Football Hall of Fame and the Omni Hotel in Atlanta.

The Media Days event hasn't been held in Atlanta since 2018.

Here is a general schedule for the coaches. A more detailed schedule, as well as a list of student-athletes attending, will be released closer to the event.

MONDAY, July 18

LSU – Brian Kelly

Ole Miss – Lane Kiffin

Missouri – Eliah Drinkwitz

 

TUESDAY, July 19

Alabama – Nick Saban

Mississippi State – Mike Leach

South Carolina – Shane Beamer

Vanderbilt – Clark Lea

 

WEDNESDAY, July 20

Arkansas – Sam Pittman

Florida – Billy Napier

Georgia – Kirby Smart

Kentucky – Mark Stoops

 

THURSDAY, July 21

Auburn – Bryan Harsin

Tennessee – Josh Heupel

Texas A&M – Jimbo Fisher

 

I hate they didn't put Jimbo Fisher and Lane Kiffin on the same day, but we will carry on. The week is a friendly reminder that SEC football is right around the corner.

See ya in July.

 





















































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