How to watch Alabama + Auburn at 2025 SEC Media Days
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SEC Media Days may not be in Hoover anymore but that doesn’t mean in-state Alabama and Auburn fans should tune out completely when their teams take the stage next week in Atlanta.
We’re now just 50 days away from the first Saturday full of college football games so it’s time to get your mind back into the game.
Keep reading to see the complete schedule for this year’s media days, how you can watch your favorite teams at the podium + some of the questions you should expect throughout the week.
SEC Media Days schedule
The entire week will air on SEC Network with complete coverage from the main room + further 1-on-1 interviews with coaches and players.
Here’s the full schedule for the week:
- Monday, July 14
- LSU: Brian Kelly, Chris Hilton, Garrett Nussmeier, Whit Weeks
- Ole Miss: Lane Kiffin, TJ Dottery, Cayden Lee, Austin Simmons
- South Carolina: Shane Beamer, LaNorris Sellers, DQ Smith, Nick Barrett
- Vanderbilt: Clark Lea, Randon Fontenette, Martel Hight, Diego Pavia
- Tuesday, July 15
- Auburn: Hugh Freeze, Jackson Arnold, Kendrick Faulk, Connor Lew
- Georgia: Kirby Smart, CJ Allen, Daylen Everette, Gunner Stockton
- Tennessee: Josh Heupel, Arion Carter, Miles Kitselman, Bryson Eason
- Texas: Steve Sarkisian, Anthony Hill, Arch Manning, Michael Taaffe
- Wednesday, July 16
- Alabama: Kalen DeBoer, Tim Keenan, Deontae Lawson, Kadyn Proctor
- Florida: Billy Napier, Caleb Banks, Jake Slaughter, DJ Lagway
- Mississippi State: Jeff Lebby, Blake Shapen, Isaac Smith, Brenen Thompson
- Oklahoma: Brent Venables, John Mateer, Robert Spears-Jennings, R Mason Thomas
- Thursday, July 17
- Arkansas: Sam Pittman, Cameron Bell, Taylen Green, Xavien Sorey
- Kentucky: Mark Stoops, Alex Afari, Jordan Lovett, Josh Kattus
- Missouri: Eli Drinkwitz, Daylan Carnell, Connor Tollison, Zion Young
- Texas A&M: Mike Elko, Will Lee, Ar’maj Reed-Adams, Taurean York
This year’s event will be held at the Omni Hotel + the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta. Each day is scheduled to begin around 9AM eastern time.
What to expect
SEC Media Days often marks the first time each coach will face some of the tougher questions before a new season begins. How many real answers we get usually depends on which coach is talking.
Kalen DeBoer will likely still take on much of the spotlight, albeit a little bit less than last year. But there’s no denying last year was a failure compared to Alabama standards so what’s the pressure like for DeBoer this season?
Meanwhile, Auburn’s Hugh Freeze finally has a new-look offense with players he brought in himself. Could that create the change Tigers fans have been hoping for since Freeze was hired?
Those will be just some of the questions facing both coaches when they sit in front of local, state and national media.
As usual, there will also be a focus on the quarterbacks around the conference.
Auburn’s Jackson Arnold will actually be in attendance so expect plenty of questions to be directed at him. Alabama’s quarterback battle seems to be over with Ty Simpson taking the reins but what about freshman phenom Keelon Russell? What will his role be?
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