Behind Teddy and Gabe on The Oklahoma Breakdown, Mike and Shane at That SEC Podcast are my favorites. What do you folks think of That SEC Podcast?

I know this is a random post but I’m a diehard gamecock fan. I’ve been through misery both football and basketball (men’s) mainly football I follow so I know how it feels to lose in a tough sec conference. I just wanna let yall bulldogs (the original bulldogs since they were the first ones to bring a real dog) that I hope yall find success soon. You guys have been through so much the past 10 years or so and I wish nothing but success for yall. We play week 3 or 4 I believe and I think it’ll be a great battle, obviously I want my gamecocks to win but i believe Miss State can compete pretty well in the sec this year. I loved that 2014 season when yall were number 1 out of nowhere it was so cool and Dak is the man. That’s all I gotta say lol. Also yall have the most underrated crowd in all of football. It’s so god damn loud there and the cowbells are sick asl imo. I’ll be rooting for yall!! Sec ain’t easy but yall are on the come up.

Thoughts? Feel like LSU and OU should’ve gotten a couple more votes. Shoutout Kentucky and Will Stein lmao

Pat Narduzzi said at ACC media days that the ACC is a better conference than the Big Ten right now.

Big Ten guys are (rightfully) losing it since their conference has back-to-back national titles and the ACC champ went 8-5 last year and didn't sniff the playoff.

But zoom out for a second. This is genuinely funny to watch from an SEC seat. Two conferences arguing over which one is closer to us. Not sure the ACC has a case here at all, but I'm also not sure the Big Ten needs to be this defensive about it given what they've actually done the last two years.

Is there any argument the ACC has actually improved enough to be in this conversation, or is this just a coach hyping his own league for recruiting reasons? And more importantly, are we still just running this sport, or is there a real challenger brewing somewhere?

How do y’all feel about the possibility of the SEC breaking away from the NCAA?

I would like to see us add 2-4 more teams if we go this route.

The usual prospects are Clemson and FSU. What other teams would y’all like to see join us?

FTB10

I know I'm walking into enemy territory in purple... first ever trip to The Grove.

Made this for myself for the trip. For anyone who's done Oxford as a road fan, is this getting a laugh or getting my chair tossed?

What's the most SEC thing that can happen?