The second day of the Southwestern Athletic Conference’s Football Media Day event featured the head coaches of Mississippi Valley State (Vincent Dancy), Prairie View A&M (Eric Dooley), Southern University (Dawson Odums), Texas Southern (Clarence McKinney), and Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Doc Gamble).

0.00 – Mississippi Valley State (Vincent Dancy)
17:12 – Prairie View A&M (Eric Dooley)
43:34 – Southern University (Dawson Odums)
1:16:57 – Texas Southern (Clarence McKinney)
1:35:30 – Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Doc Gamble)

Also see: Alcorn State, Southern predicted to win SWAC divisions titles

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