Could the SEC Championship game between Alabama and Florida on Dec. 19 decide the Heisman winner? Could Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith steal the spotlight from his teammate? Or could another quarterback like Clemson's Trevor Lawrence or Ohio State's Justin Fields make a late push?

Even SEC schools get turned down by football coaching candidates. In this week's episode, we give nit-picking reasons to say no to every SEC school.

In this podcast episode of "Voices of the SEC," host Adam Sparks and Tennessee beat writer Blake Toppmeyer, from the Knoxville News Sentinel, rank each SEC coach, based on how long they'll stay at their current school.

Is the full SEC football schedule in jeopardy? That’s become a very legitimate question as COVID-19 has postponed four of the seven SEC games this week. What about the SEC Championship game and the College Football Playoff? And why are so many SEC teams being impacted now?

Did Dan Mullen incite the Florida-Missouri fight? And will his Gators be able to knock off Georgia for a pathway to the SEC title game?

Who is the best first-year football coach in the SEC?

The answer seemed obvious after Mississippi State upset LSU in Mike Leach's debut but that storyline quickly went south. Then Sam Pittman led Arkansas to two wins (and probably a third win, if a controversial call went the other way). 

Lane Kiffin has made Ole Miss fun to watch on the field and, even more so, on Twitter. But Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz has a 2-2 record and could finish the season ahead of the rest.

So who's the best newcomer coach in the SEC? Host Adam Sparks is joined by Ole Miss beat writer Nick Suss, of the Clarion Ledger, and Missouri beat writer Eric Blum, of the Columbia Daily Tribune, to flesh out the ranking on this week's podcast episode of "Voices of the SEC."

Auburn, Tennessee and LSU fans may be more frustrated than any in the SEC because their teams should be better than this.

Each team has underachieved with at least one dud of a game this season. And they could be in danger of taking a nosedive in the remaining schedule, if things aren't fixed quickly.

Is it too early for concern? Can each team turn it around? Are two early losses too many for teams with higher expectations?

In this week's episode of "Voices of the SEC," we ask the question, "What's wrong with Auburn, Tennessee and LSU?" Tennessee beat writer Blake Toppmeyer, of the Knoxville News Sentinel, and Auburn beat writer Josh Vitale, of the Montgomery Advertiser, join the conversation.

No. 2 Alabama and No. 3 Georgia meet in the undisputed biggest game in the SEC season — and probably the college football season, in general — on Saturday.

In this week's episode, we focus on the SEC East race, Florida's possible path to the College Football Playoff and whether Jeremy Pruitt is that different from Butch Jones.

It was a weird first week for SEC football, and Mississippi was at the center of it.

On this week's episode of the "Voices of the SEC" podcast, we check in with Mississippi State beat reporter Tyler Horka and Ole Miss beat reporter Nick Suss, both of the Clarion Ledger.