Dallas is this year's host of a very popular event put on by the SEC:
GDW Analysis:
Southeastern Conference football media days for 2024 comes from a new location.
The conference is officially expanded to 16 teams with Texas and Oklahoma moving into the league July 1.
To make the newcomers feel welcomed, the conference has Dallas as the site for this year's media days.
Four schools will be in the spotlight each day from various media outlets such as radio, television, newspaper and internet.
Here is the schedule for each day of SEC Media Days 2024:
Monday:
LSU 10:00
South Carolina 11:35
Ole Miss 1:50
Vanderbilt 3:20
Tuesday:
Georgia 9:05
Tennessee 10:35
Oklahoma 12:50
Missouri 2:20
Wednesday:
Alabama 9:05
Mississippi State 10:35
Florida 12:50
Texas 3:20
Thursday:
Arkansas 9:35
Texas A&M 11:05
Auburn 1:05
Kentucky 2:25
Alabama is now led by coach Kalen DeBoer after Nick Saban retired following 17 years coaching the Crimson Tide to greatness.
The Tide players to be at media days will be QB Jalen Milroe, OL Tyler Booker and DB Malachi Moore.
It is the 2nd year for Huge Freeze as Auburn's coach. The Tigers have QB Peyton Thorne, LB Eugene Asante and DE Keldrick Faulk.
Georgia is looked at of being the best for the new campaign based on various preseason analysis.
Texas has been considered to be around the top in its first year now with the SEC.
Alabama, Ole Miss and LSU will be those to contend with each school playing 8 conference games.
No more division play will be evaluated. Alabama and Auburn do play Oklahoma, but neither has Texas on this year's schedule.
Gameday Weekly will have daily reports with comments by the coaches and additional information.
Dallas is the fourth city the SEC has given permission to host this event that has grown tremendously. GDW became a participant in the media days the first time in 1995 when the event was held at the Sheraton in Birmingham.
Yours truly has been a part of SEC media days for 16 years in his reporting career.
Photo of Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin. Kiffin is scheduled to be at SEC Media Days Monday in Dallas.
Photo courtesy of the Jackson Daily Clarion.
