Week 10 was a pivotal one in the SEC. Alabama and Georgia took control of their respective divisions and stayed perfect in conference play. The guys recapped both of those games, including the Jayden Daniels hit and why it was such a bummer for how that game started. They dug into Ole Miss fending off A&M and how it sets up for a massive showdown at Georgia next week. Connor and Will discussed the Toby Keith game, as well as Kentucky finally winning in Starkville and Auburn unofficially clinching bowl eligibility at Vandy. The guys close with Yah or Nah!

Bama & Georgia take control, the hit on Jayden Daniels, Ole Miss survives, Sam Pittman's Toby Keith game

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There's a TON going on in college sports. The guys start with the idea of private equity involvement and why it has such low approval rating (0:30). In the SEC's first division-less season with Texas and Oklahoma on board, a new tiebreaker system is needed so Connor offers one up (8:00). The Tampa Bay Times' Matt Baker joined the show to discuss the messy Jaden Rashada lawsuit and the Big 3 programs in the state of Florida (47:00). The guys close with "Pitch Me: SEC tailgates" (1:13:00).

Creating a new SEC tiebreaker, Matt Baker talks Jaden Rashada lawsuit & the future of Florida's Big 3 programs

It's chaos time! The guys outline 10 chaos scenarios for 2024 (2:00). Which are most realistic? And why would each one have national impact? Connor and Will discuss all of them. The Athletic's Scott Dochterman joined the show to discuss Iowa's side of the Kadyn Proctor saga, transfer portal reform, SuperLeague hurdles and more (1:08:00). The guys close with Lad of the Week (1:39:00).

10 chaos scenarios for 2024, Scott Dochterman talks Kadyn Proctor saga, transfer portal reform & SuperLeague hurdles

Let's give Luther Burden III some flowers. The guys do just that for the Mizzou receiver, who somehow didn't make the cover of the new EA Sports college football video game (2:00). 247sports' Brad Crawford joined the show to discuss Dabo Swinney's cringe comments about the transfer portal, SEC QB rankings and the new CFB video game (41:00). The guys close with some thoughts on the SEC schedule for Week 1 being released for the headliners (1:03:00)

An appreciation of Luther Burden III, Brad Crawford talks Dabo cringe, SEC QB rankings & CFB video game

Now is the PERFECT time of year for some predictions. The guys ask the ever-important question — who will lead the SEC in rushing in 2024 (5:00)? They handicap the field and settle on a running back to plant their flag on (46:30). Outkick's Trey Wallace joined the show to discuss a comment from Hugh Freeze about player contracts and what that could mean for college football, as well as the Josh Heupel-Oklahoma relationship and looking back on the Jeremy Pruitt fallout (51:00). The guys close with Lad of the Week (1:41:00).

Who will lead the SEC in rushing? Trey Wallace talks Heupel-Oklahoma relationship & Pruitt stories

Brian Kelly went viral again, and we've got some thoughts. Connor and Will dig into what Kelly said and why some of it was regrettable while some of it wasn't (2:00). On3's Justin Hokanson joined the show to discuss all things Auburn in 2024 (39:00). Which portal QB nearly ended up on The Plains? Is Hugh Freeze properly handling the patience vs. panic dilemma? And what's a fair expectation for the Tigers? The guys close with Pitch Me: Easiest SEC Schedule in 2024 (1:06:00).

Bama & Georgia take control, the hit on Jayden Daniels, Ole Miss survives, Sam Pittman's Toby Keith game

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