Ohio State Big Ten Media Days Set for Chicago July 28-30

Big Ten Schedule

Ohio State’s Big Ten media event is slated for Chicago next month. The gathering runs from Tuesday through Thursday, July 28‑30. Fans can expect the usual schedule announcements, roster updates, and extensive media interviews throughout the stay.

Other Conference Calendar

The ACC will hold its media days in Charlotte, North Carolina, covering July 15‑17. Participating schools include Florida State, Miami, NC State, Stanford, and Virginia. The early summer timing kicks off the preseason coverage for the Atlantic Coast Conference.

The Big 12 already opened its schedule in Frisco, Texas, on July 7‑8, with additional sessions on July 9. Arizona, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, TCU, Utah, and West Virginia will be represented. This marks the earliest conference event of the college football calendar.

The American conference will meet in St. Petersburg, Florida, for two days spanning July 23‑24. Specific participating institutions are not detailed in the release, but the event will include head coaches and players. The later July timing positions it after the SEC and before the Big Ten gatherings.

C‑USA’s media days take place in Arlington, Texas, on Monday and Tuesday, July 20‑21. The location is the same venue that hosted previous C‑USA events, offering convenient access for fans. This mid‑July slot places C‑USA between the SEC and the Mid‑American schedule.

Mid‑American will hold a single day event in Detroit, Michigan, on Wednesday, July 22. The day serves as a brief but focused media interaction for the league’s teams. It sits just before the Big Ten’s Chicago gathering.

Mountain West media days occur in Las Vegas, Nevada, on July 15‑16. The two‑day format allows each member institution to present its outlook. This early positioning aligns with the ACC and Sun Belt timelines.

The SEC will gather in Tampa, Florida, from Monday through Thursday, July 20‑23. Notable participants for the final day, Thursday, include Arkansas, LSU, Mississippi State, and Texas. The extensive schedule reflects the conference’s large roster of competitive teams.

Sun Belt media days are set for New Orleans, Louisiana, on July 15‑16. Wednesday features Commissioner, App State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, James Madison, Marshall, and ODU. Thursday adds Arkansas State, Louisiana, Louisiana Tech, South Alabama, Southern Miss, Troy, and ULM to the agenda.

The Pac‑12 has not yet released a date for its media days, leaving the schedule open for future confirmation. The conference will likely follow the pattern of its peers once a venue is chosen. Until then, fans can monitor updates for the Western Division’s preseason coverage.

Key Teams and Venues

• ACC (Charlotte, July 15‑17): Florida State, Miami, NC State, Stanford, Virginia.
• Big 12 (Frisco, July 7‑9): Arizona, Cincinnati, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, TCU, Utah, West Virginia.
• Big Ten (Chicago, July 28‑30): Ohio State and the rest of the conference’s members.
• American (St. Petersburg, July 23‑24): Participating schools to be announced.
• C‑USA (Arlington, July 20‑21): League teams gathering for media interactions.
• Mid‑American (Detroit, July 22): All MAC institutions represented.
• Mountain West (Las Vegas, July 15‑16): Conference members present their seasons.
• SEC (Tampa, July 20‑23): Arkansas, LSU, Mississippi State, Texas highlighted.
• Sun Belt (New Orleans, July 15‑16): App State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, James Madison, Marshall, ODU, Arkansas State, Louisiana, Louisiana Tech, South Alabama, Southern Miss, Troy, ULM.
• Pac‑12: TBD pending venue and date announcements.

With nearly every conference releasing its media‑day timeline, college football fans now have a complete picture of preseason activities. The Chicago event for Ohio State and the Big Ten will cap off the early summer schedule and set the tone for the upcoming season. Mark your calendars for these key dates to stay connected with the teams and storylines that matter most.