SEC Media Days Schedule 2017: TV, Live-Stream Coverage and Known Participants

The 2017 SEC football season may not start for a couple more months, but the hype officially gets underway Monday.

Coaches and players from all 14 member schools will come to the podium over the next few days to discuss the year ahead—and likely give bulletin-board material to opposing teams at some point.

Most of the coaches have been around the block here a few times. None of them will be making their first appearance at an SEC media day. LSU's Ed Orgeron is a head coach in Baton Rouge for the first time at the media extravaganza but previously coached at Ole Miss a decade ago.

"It's been fun, and it's our team now," Orgeron told reporters. "Going through the offseason and the 15 days of spring ball and implementing our offense and defense and special teams with your staff around you has made a world of difference. Now we're going into a great summer program and are having a lot of success in recruiting."

Orgeron will be joined by wide receiver D.J. Chark, running back Derrius Guice and defensive end Christian LaCouture. Guice enters his junior season coming off a breakout sophomore campaign, rushing for 1,387 yards and 15 touchdowns. He's considered a potential Heisman Trophy contender.

For most, it will be the players, not the coaches, who create the real headlines. Coaches tend to be more reserved in these settings, while at times players begin to allow their personalities to shine through.

Arkansas will send quarterback Austin Allen, offensive lineman Frank Ragnow and defensive back Kevin Richardson to the podium Monday. Tennessee will send defensive back Emmanuel Moseley, offensive lineman Jashon Robertson and defensive lineman Kendal Vickers. 

Georgia running backs Nick Chubb and Sony Michel lead the marquee Tuesday. The pair are future NFL backs who might be the best one-two punch in the nation. The former led the Bulldogs with 1,130 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground.

Nick Saban will bring his name once again to the top of things Wednesday, with wide receiver Calvin Ridley, defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick and offensive lineman Bradley Bozeman coming along for the ride.

2017 SEC Media Days Schedule

All events streamed on WatchESPN.

July 10 (2:30-5:30 p.m. ET, SEC Network)

Arkansas: Bret Bielema, Austin Allen, Frank Ragnow, Kevin Richardson II

LSU: Ed Orgeron, D.J. Chark, Derrius Guice, Christian LaCouture

Tennessee: Butch Jones, Emmanuel Moseley, Jashon Robertson, Kendal Vickers

July 11 (9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET, SEC Network)

Florida: Jim McElwain, Duke Dawson, Marcell Harris, Martez Ivey

Georgia: Kirby Smart, Nick Chubb, Sony Michel, Roquan Smith

Vanderbilt: Derek Mason, Oren Burks, Kyle Shurmur, Ralph Webb

Mississippi State: Dan Mullen, Donald Gray, Dez Harris, Martinas Rankin

July 12 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET, on SEC Network)

Alabama: Nick Saban, Bradley Bozeman, Minkah Fitzpatrick, Calvin Ridley

Kentucky: Mark Stoops, Mike Edwards, Stephen Johnson, Courtney Love

Missouri: Barry Odom, Eric Beisel, Drew Lock, J'Mon Moore

Texas A&M: Kevin Sumlin, Christian Kirk, Koda Martin, Armani Watts

July 13  (10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on SEC Network)

Auburn: Gus Malzahn, Daniel Carlson, Tray Matthews, Braden Smith

Ole Miss: Hugh Freeze, Javon Patterson, Shea Patterson, Breeland Speaks

South Carolina: Will Muschamp, Jake Bentley, Deebo Samuel, Hayden Hurst