Jeff Lebby discusses Mississippi State's preparations at SEC Media Days
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 7:23 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebby attended SEC Media Days in Tampa on July 23. He emphasized the importance of retention and player acquisition as the team prepares for the upcoming season. Lebby is particularly proud of keeping key players from the recent transfer portal window and highlighted the coaching staff changes, including the return of Zach Arnett as defensive coordinator. He expressed confidence in the offensive line's development and discussed the depth at the receiver position. Fall camp is set to begin in two weeks as the team looks to build on their progress from previous seasons.
- •Jeff Lebby speaks at SEC Media Days on July 23 in Tampa.
- •Retention of key players from the transfer portal noted as a priority.
- •Zach Arnett returns as defensive coordinator, enhancing coaching experience.
- •Offensive line showing improved depth ahead of fall camp.
- •Fall camp begins in two weeks as preparations ramp up.
- 7:23 PMYahoo Sports — Everything Mississippi State football coach Jeff Lebby said at 2026 SEC Media Days
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