It was MSU's turn at SEC Media Days and we have highlights from Joe Moorhead including his thoughts on the new guys on defense, Tommy Stevens, his new transfer WR, and a fascinating quote about overselling expectations going into year one

Tuesday was Ole Miss' turn in Hoover at SEC Media Days and we have audio from Matt Luke, and reaction to what he said including: Rich Rodriguez's new system, Matt Corral's leadership role, new confidence in the locker room, and more

Commissioner Sankey took the stage in Hoover to signify the start of college football season (not really) and he said some good things, and some not so good. We analyzed his speech on today's show...

There wasn't any turnover after the 2018 season, but what about after 2019? We look at whose seat is hot in the SEC this season.

What is a game that the fans expect their teams to win, a game the teams SHOULD win, but could give the Bulldogs and Rebels trouble in the 2019 season? Today we discuss "trap" games...

SEC Media Days is just a week away and I think if Mississippi State wants to make a buzz in Hoover on Nick Saban day, they'll bring both QBs in the competition with them - Ole Miss goes to Memphis in week one where they are a touchdown underdog. Will that game decide Matt Luke's fate? Some think so, despite the clear plan in place - Don't be fooled, Clemson and Alabama aren't the only two teams that can win the National Championship. Not even close.

The #1 overall draft pick did some good things and not-so-good things in his pro debut - Former Ole Miss guard Terence Davis signs guaranteed deal with Toronto - Kawhi makes the NBA balanced by signing with the Clippers

One of my new neighbors apparently doesn't like it when people have friends over...

We've moved on from QB to RB in our all-Mississippi college football team. So who belongs in the top-4? With Payton, McAllister, Norwood, Fletcher, Dixon, Winder, Smith, and others to choose from, this isn't an easy selection.

David Griffin and the Pelicans continue to dominate the off season - Brooklyn lands KD and Kyrie - The Knicks are the big losers of the night, but they may have been justified not going all out for Durant - and more reaction