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SEC Media Days will kick off next week, and now we finally know which players will represent each team at the event.
The league announced the 3-player groups from each SEC team that will soon descend on Nashville for the annual kickoff event. Five teams are sending their quarterbacks; it’s a group that features Arkansas’ KJ Jefferson, LSU’s Jayden Daniels, Mississippi State’s Will Rogers, South Carolina’s Spencer Rattler, and Tennessee’s Joe Milton.
Here’s who will be attending from each school:
Alabama
- Nick Saban
- OL JC Latham
- DB Kool-Aid McKinstry
- LB Dallas Turner
Arkansas
- Sam Pittman
- QB KJ Jefferson
- RB Raheim Sanders
- DE Landon Jackson
Auburn
- Hugh Freeze
- TE Luke Deal
- OL Kameron Stutts
- Elijah McAllister
Florida
- Billy Napier
- WR Ricky Pearsall
- OL Kingsley Eguakun
- DB Jason Marshall Jr.
Georgia
- Kirby Smart
- TE Brock Bowers
- OL Sedrick Van Pran
- DB Kamari Lassiter
Kentucky
- Mark Stoops
- OL Eli Cox
- DL Octavious Oxendine
- LB JJ Weaver
LSU
- Brian Kelly
- QB Jayden Daniels
- RB Josh Williams
- DT Mekhi Wingo
Mississippi State
- Zach Arnett
- QB Will Rogers
- RB Jo’quavious Marks
- DT Jaden Crumedy
Missouri
- Eli Drinkwitz
- OL Javon Foster
- DL Darius Robinson
- DB Kris Abrams-Draine
Ole Miss
- Lane Kiffin
- RB Quinshon Judkins
- DE Cedric Johnson
- CB Deantre Prince
South Carolina
- Shane Beamer
- QB Spencer Rattler
- DL Tonka Hemingway
- P Kai Kroeger
Tennessee
- Josh Heupel
- QB Joe Milton III
- TE Jacob Warren
- DL Omari Thomas
Texas A&M
- Jimbo Fisher
- WR Ainias Smith
- DL Fadil Diggs
- DL McKinnley Jackson
Vanderbilt
- Clark Lea
- WR Will Sheppard
- LB Ethan Barr
- S Jaylen Mahoney
This year’s Media Days event is set to take place July 17-20 at the Grand Hyatt in downtown Nashville. Day 1 (July 17) will see LSU, Missouri, and Texas A&M meet with the media. Auburn, Georgia, Mississippi State, and Vanderbilt are on the schedule for July 18. Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, and Kentucky take the podium on July 19. Ole Miss, South Carolina, and Tennessee close things out on July 20.
Derek Peterson does a bit of everything, not unlike Taysom Hill. He has covered Oklahoma, Nebraska, the Pac-12, and now delivers CFB-wide content.
