SEC Network Set to Widely Cover SEC Media Day

Talk season is upon us, and the SEC Network boasts 46 hours of initial programming around the 2022 SEC Kickoff presented by the Regions, the most in the network’s history. SEC This morning, SEC Now and The Paul Finebaum Show will present all the information about the annual media day event.

An expanded list of college football analysts will contribute to the SEC Network’s presence in Atlanta, including Tebow’s heart, Jordan Rodgers, Greg McElroy, Roman Harper, Paul Finebaum, Benjamin Watson and Chris Doering. Studio organizers for the inaugural event of the four-day conference media day included Laura Rutledge, Joe Tessitore, Peter Burns, Alyssa Lang and Finebaum.

SECOND this morning

SEC this morning presented by Bush’s Beans, hosted by Peter Burns and Chris Doering, returns for the Fourth SEC Kickoff. The duo delves into all things SEC, with all the headlines, highlights, and highlights from around the conference. The show will be broadcast live on the SEC Network from the College Football Hall of Fame and will air at 8 a.m. ET on Monday, July 18 and then at 7 a.m. ET the rest of the day. for the week until the start of the action on the podium each day. The show is broadcast on Sirius XM 374 channel.

SECOND NOW

SECONDS now: 2022 SECOND Kickoff introduced by regions will be in full coverage from Atlanta starting Monday, July 18 at 11 a.m., with analysis and insights on the day’s happenings. Coaches and players from all 14 SEC teams will drop by the studio during their time at the media event. Laura Rutledge, Joe Tessitore, Alyssa Lang and Peter Burns will rotate the anchor chair duties, with nearly two dozen hours of SEC Now centered around all 14 coaches’ podium rides.

Program Paul Finebaum

The network coverage will also be fixed by Paul Finebaum program presented by regions every afternoon, with various coaches, players, and media cycling through the SEC network. The show, which will react to the latest news and buzz about the annual college football inaugural event, will also air on ESPN Radio.

Additional programming highlights:

• Marty & McGee: Talkin ‘Season by Bush’s Beans – Marty Smith and Ryan McGee chat with all 14 head coaches and several student-athletes, meeting at the crossroads of Southern culture and college football. This is the fourth SEC Kickoff for the duo, who became the talk of the 2018 season when asking which side coaches were on: cookies or tortillas. The talks will be produced into two specials, which will air at 7:30 p.m. Monday, August 15, and Tuesday, August 16.

• Year Dawg – an hour-long documentary special about Georgia’s first College Soccer National Championship crown.

• Podium press machine – All 16 press conferences, including 14 major SEC football coaches, Commissioner Greg Sankey and SEC Coordinator of Football Officials John McDaid, will be available in their entirety on SEC Network+.

• SEC Digital and Social Network: The SEC digital and social network will have full, on-site coverage from the College Football Hall of Fame, including exclusive behind-the-scenes highlights, digital content on SECNetwork.com, Instagram Stories sponsored by Bush’s Beans and more.

For full details on ESPN’s comprehensive coverage of conference media dates, please visit ESPNPressRoom.com.