SEC Blitz host Mark McLeod discusses some of the latest news in CFB and goes to the mail bag.

Veteran sports journalist Chip Brown has covered the Texas Longhorns for many years. He gets us coached up on the Horns in this edition of the show. Texas will be favored by the majority to win the Southeastern Conference in 2026.

Veteran sports talk radio host and Ole Miss broadcast team member Brett Norsworthy joins Mark McLeod to talk about the Ole Miss Rebels. There are a lot of changes in Oxford, but it still figures to be big year for the Rebs.

WZZN 97..7 ESPN host Drew DeArmond joined Mark McLeod to weigh-in on a few teams and things to look out for in the 2026 Southeastern Conference. We could have gone for two more hours! Catch Drew on his show, "Talkin' Ball" weekday mornings.

First Coast News College Football Analyst Brent Beaird joins Mark McLeod on the SEC Blitz to talk all things SEC football. Two guys who have been covering SEC football for just about 30 years each!! Mark also tackles the e-mail.

Mark McLeod previews the Tennessee Vols in this edition with special guest John Adams, the legendary columnist with the Knoxville News Sentinel. A few SEC Notes and two comments/questions from the mailbag are covered as well.

Mark McLeod discusses how Texas, Georgia, LSU, Alabama, and Florida have taken steps forward into the '26 season? Mark also reads comments from the e-mail and tackles a question about darkhorse favorites.

Mark McLeod talks with an old friend, Dawg Post publisher Dean Legge about the University of Georgia Bulldogs. Dean provides us with insight into the 2026 Dawgs, who will be among the favorites (to repeat) as SEC Champions. Mark also weighs in a few offensive lines to watch in '26.

Mark McLeod continues the spin around the SEC with this week's focus on Gainesville. Veteran sportswriter Scott Carter joins Mark to discuss the Gators and first-year head coach Jon Sumrall. Mark also takes a look at SEC wide receivers after few were taken in the NFL Draft and weighs in on the future of CFB.

Mark McLeod foucuses on yet another key to SEC improvement in 2026 and throws out a couple of draft nuggets for 2027.