Kentucky’s Will Stein among six new SEC coaches at media days
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 12:07 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Will Stein, the new head coach of Kentucky, is featured among six new coaches at the SEC Media Days in Tampa, Florida. This annual event kicks off the football season as the conference aims to end a three-year championship drought. Stein, previously the Oregon offensive coordinator, emphasizes his belief in winning at Kentucky, citing his deep ties to the program. Other new coaches, such as Pete Golding of Mississippi and Alex Golesh of Auburn, also spoke, highlighting their strategies as they enter the SEC. The conference anticipates a competitive season ahead, focusing on the immediate challenges for these new leadership roles.
- •Will Stein is Kentucky's new head coach at SEC Media Days.
- •The event marks the start of the football season.
- •Stein aims for a strong win record at Kentucky.
- •Six coaches are debuting in the SEC this season.
- •The conference is seeking to end a title drought.
- 12:07 AMYahoo Sports — UK’s Will Stein among SEC’s 6 new coaches shining at the league’s annual media days
"Will Stein is among the SEC's 6 new coaches shining at the league's annual media days.
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