SEC Media Days have come and gone, and not much happened. However, with two new teams on board, and an expanded playoff coming, and who knows what else...it's important to know how college football will be different this year! Ben and Brittany talk through all of the changes that are coming, and Brittany also gives her Fashion Thoughts from Media Days. Football is coming! Note: We refer several times to things being put in the show notes, but sadly those links are not here. Maybe we will find them and put them here at some point. Or you can do your own research!

Many doubted that it would ever come to pass, but YOU ME AND THE SEC has returned to glorious success and aplomb. To celebrate such a wonderful moment, Ben and Brittany snake draft the TOP TWELVE events related to SEC FOOTBALL that has happened since their last podcast, which was some time ago. Georgia football glory, the SEC on CBS, Nick Saban, the new 12 team playoff, and more! Look for more episodes soon! College football reaches a glorious new era this fall, and we will be alongside to talk about some (but probably not all) of it!

We're back after a good little break, and there's much to discuss about the current state of SEC football, including the epic showdown between Georgia and Tennessee, Vecna finally coming for Bryan Harsin, the train coming off the tracks in College Station, and oh yeah Alabama and LSU too I guess.

Football is back! What a wild ride it was in Knoxville. Is Nick Saban actually a bad coach? Many people are saying it. Plus, we talk about the quiet inevitability of Brian Kelly, Josh Heupel managing a Feed and Seed, and the return of the valiant and brave Kentucky Wildcats. Plus Vecna continues to wait on Bryan Harsin - perhaps he is getting impatient?

Don't know if you've heard, but football is canceled. Wait, *checks notes* we are still moving on with the season despite Tennessee being good, Ben's dreams of Vanderbilt being good starting to end, and Kentucky losing in extremely sad fashion. Hopefully the one combined episode trend will not continue, but who can say at this point.

Two in one this week, why aren't you lucky? After their trip to DC, Ben and Brittany are back with a run through last week's games and a look at the slate this weekend. We discuss important things such as how close Vecna is to Bryan Harsin, whether Brittany's head was close to exploding with Missouri's trumpet music, and how feasible it would be to put ten TVs in their basement. Plus Ben is sad about Will Levis's injury, and Piper farts her way all across the room. What a time to be alive!  Plus these links... The Trumpet Music, perhaps made for Zorro Mike Leach on Eloping

Week 5 seems to be a promising week, what with five conference matchups on the docket. Ben and Brittany run through the lot of them, including an update on the Luther Burden drama in Missouri, some of the antics that happen when LSU plays Auburn, and an extended debate on which SEC schools are "camo schools" in light of Ole Miss's camo uniforms for their game this weekend.

A wild week ends with Ben and Brittany discussing the fallout of the Oink Doink, the crushing inevitability of Tennessee being good, and the glorious return of Auburn Jesus. Plus Brittany learns what a "push" is in gambling and seems determined to break the rules of Betting With Brittany.

A day late but not a dollar short. It's a ridiculous preview of the week's games - hope you can get it in before the games begin. We take a tour of the Rattlesnake Classic, Charlotte's ridiculous mascot origin story, and an analysis of the homecoming candidates at Auburn this season. Plus we take a tour of the various Kent State mascots throughout the years - there's really a lot of mascot news to be fair. We also bet with Brittany, and Brittany continues her crisp analysis for picking out her Lock of the Week. Scary Kent State mascot Auburn Homecoming source material

Only two days late but better late than never, Brittany and Ben are breaking down the games that happened two months ago...oh wait, just three days? Wow. Anyways, we discuss LSU's narrative-changing win, Florida and Arkansas's brushes with mortal peril, Auburn's bout with real peril, and Georgia becoming the dementors of college football. Plus a scary fly makes us pee our pants a bit.

It's not the most exhilarating slate of games this weekend in the SEC, but there's much to say about Mississippi State's quiet run to power in the SEC West, Brittany's theory that Auburn is tearing up their airport runways to screw with Penn State, and some more dumping on Texas A&M as that is the thing to do. We don't speak much of Nick Saban's latest rant, but you know that's something you could look up yourself. Plus a variety of what seems to be non-competitive games, plus our Locks of the Week and Betting with Brittany.

Whoo deep breaths, that was some weekend. Ben and Brittany break down their major takeaways from the weekend, including the sneaky Mississippis, Alabama's potential playmaker problem, teams with quarterback struggles, and the rise of the Kentucky Wildcats to national prominence. There are some other things too, but I'm writing this summary a night after we recorded, so I can't quite remember anything else...but I'm sure there's some other pearls hidden inside! ***ALERT: BRITTANY SAID A WORD THAT BEN THOUGHT WAS A MADE UP WORD, AND BEN WAS RUTHLESS IN HIS MOCKING ABOUT IT, BUT IT TURNS OUT IT IS A REAL WORD AND BRITTANY IS A VERBAL GENIUS AND BEN DON'T KNOW THINGS.***

It's Week Two! And we are after the happenings in SEC football as the conference prepares to continue its dominance for another week...and maybe LSU will win too. (Hey, look what Coach O is up to!) Brittany and Ben dive into all the games, including the Horns Down controversy with Alabama coming to town, the latest updates on Vanderbilt's quest for five wins, and Brittany's new love affair with Florida. Plus our Lock of the Weeks, Betting with Brittany, and our new segment - Mike Leach's Musings. And RIP to Queen Elizabeth II, one of the greatest of us all. Perhaps though, quite telling, is this report of the first football game that the new sovereign - Charles III - saw in the United States...

Week 1 is in the books, with all SEC teams getting off to great starts - except for the Fighting Bengal Tigers. We make an express trip around all the games and talk about who impressed, who failed to live up to the hype, and who had a weather delay. Plus we question the necessity for extra points, wonder about how many Stetson Bennetts there are out in the world, and revisit the impending undefeated season that the Vanderbilt Commodores are marching toward. Look out for a new format for our recap weeks starting next week!

It's football time in the South! And everywhere else for that matter, as SEC teams across the land begin their quests for immortality. Or in Vanderbilt's case, its continuation of greatness. Ben and Brittany take a look at the games on this week's docket and settle the important things, such as what exactly is a bearcat, figuring out that Utah is actually good at football, and going through the indignity of an internet outage on the first night of college football proper.

So Brittany and Ben are back again for a look at the SEC West for this season, otherwise known as Alabama's punching bag...unless there's a generational quarterback talent that can wrestle the power away for a hot minute (spoiler - that QB does not exist in this iteration). We see Ben fail to do math properly, Brittany defend Sweet Sam Pittman, and Ben finds out what a panhandle actually means. Plus an endorsement for chaos in Mississippi and a plea for some sort of joy in College Station. And other things. But mostly how Alabama owns the world and perhaps beyond.

Well it's that time of year - SEC football is nigh. We begin with a detailed discussion about our expectations with the SEC East, otherwise known as Georgia's punching bag. We talk through if Josh Heupel should be coaching football, if you would rather have mayonnaise or ketchup dumped on you, and the outrageous controversy surrounding (name redacted), the beloved South Carolina mascot. Additionally, Ben goes on a crusade to advocate for a drastically improved Vanderbilt (which you definitely should ignore as Hawaii just marched all over them for an opening touchdown at the time of this writing).

A few days late, but we sat down to talk through the big stories and big impressions from what was a fairly dull week at SEC Media Days. BUT! There's talk of Sam's slobbering hog, Shane Beamer's next social media swoon, and what Clark Lea really meant by saying we will all bow down to Vandy. Plus Nick Saban doing some chores. Also plus, we learn what Brittany means by "weed wacking."

Only the Egg Bowl could bring you such poetry as the title suggests, and for whoever coined the phrase that encapsulates the madness of the 2019 Egg Bowl, well, good job my friend. One of the more memorable moments in recent college football lore is the center of Ben and Brittany's discussion, along with analysis of who is truly at fault(?) for this game being remembered. The jarring ramifications of this game are also discussed, along with thoughts on whether the "double dismiss" was inevitable even with the "piss" and "miss." Check out some of the links below.. Game Recap Video of the "Piss and Miss" (audio included in the show - courtesy of ESPN) The Egg Bowl Butterfly Effect What if Elijah Moore Didn’t Do a Fake Pee? All The Ways Ole Miss’s Fake Pee Changed The World A Year After, Elijah Moore Looks For Redemption

This is the FIRST episode of our new series called Under Review! We will take a random (or maybe not so random) player, coach, mascot, game, play, tradition, etc. from SEC football history and examine its cultural and historic impact. We start with Mr. Omaha himself - Peyton Manning. We talk about Manning's recruitment to Tennessee, his notable decision to come back for his senior year, and to what extent his career was a failure for not beating the Florida Gators. Plus Brittany introduces us to AK-14s. Some helpful links... Peyton Manning announces he will stay for his senior year Peyton Manning commits to Tennessee How Peyton Manning came to choose Tennessee over Ole Miss Peyton Manning documentary ay Tennessee (no Florida highlights included)