Tennessee football’s schedule, attendees for SEC Media Days

Tennessee football is up first at SEC Media Days, opening the four-day event in Tampa on Monday alongside Kentucky, Missouri and Oklahoma. The SEC is taking its football media days to Tampa for the first time, with the Tampa Marriott Water Street and JW Marriott hosting the annual unofficial kickoff to football season. The SEC announced player attendees on Tuesday, with running back DeSean Bishop and linebackers Arion Carter and Jeremiah Telander set to represent the Vols. Auburn, Georgia, South Carolina and Vanderbilt are scheduled for Tuesday, then Alabama, Florida, Ole Miss and Texas A&M on Wednesday and Arkansas, LSU, Mississippi State and Texas on Thursday. AlabamaZabien Brown, DB Ryan Coleman-Williams, WR Bray Hubbard, DB ArkansasCaden Kitler, OLQuincy Rhodes Jr., DESutton Smith, RB AuburnChamp Anthony, DBByrum Brown, QBAlex McPherson, K FloridaJadan Baugh, RBMyles Graham, LBVernell Brown III, WR GeorgiaDrew Bobo, OLGunner Stockton, QBRaylen Wilson, LB KentuckyTy Bryant, SKenny Minchey, QBWillie Rodriguez, TE LSUTJ Dottery, LBTrey’Dez Green, TEWhit Weeks, LB Ole MissTrinidad Chambliss, QBWill Echoles, DTKewan Lacy, RB Mississippi StateAnthony Evans III, WRKelley Jones, CBKamario Taylor, QB MissouriCayden Green, OLJamal Roberts, RBNicholas Rodriguez, LB OklahomaJohn Mateer, QBEddy Pierre-Louis, OLTaylor Wein, DL South CarolinaNyck Harbor, WRLaNorris Sellers, QBPeyton Williams, DB TennesseeDeSean Bishop, RBArion Carter, LBJeremiah Telander, LB TexasTrevor Goosby, OLArch Manning, QBColin Simmons, DE Texas A&MDaymion Sanford, LBMarcus Ratcliffe, SMarcel Reed, QB VanderbiltSedrick Alexander, RBIssa Ouattara, DLJunior Sherrill, WR Kickoff times, windows for Tennessee games this season Kickoff times for the first four games of the season have been set: Furman, 3:30 p.m. Eastern Time, ESPN+; Georgia Tech, 7 p.m. ET, ESPN; Kennesaw State, 7:45 p.m. ET, SEC Network; Texas, Noon ET, ABC. Kickoff windows have been announced for the other eight SEC games. The three windows are early (Noon-1 p.m. Eastern Time), afternoon (3:30-4:30 p.m. ET), night (6-8 p.m. ET or flex (3:30-4:30 or 6-8 p.m. ET). The Auburn game on October 3, the Alabama game on October 17 and the LSU game on November 21 are both in the flex kickoff window. The Arkansas game on October 10 — Tennessee’s first SEC road game of the season — and the game at Texas A&M on November 14 are also in the flex window. The road game at South Carolina on October 24 is in the afternoon window and the Kentucky game on November 7 and the regular-season finale at Vanderbilt on November 28 are both in the night window.