SEC Mailbag Show: Who Wins the SEC First, Oklahoma or Texas?
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In this episode of *That SEC Football Podcast*, hosts Mike and Shane dive into a lively SEC mailbag segment, tackling fan questions while also addressing major conference news. A key talking point is Alabama AD Greg Byrne’s surprising comment that the SEC Championship game may have 'run its course,' sparking debate over the game’s future amid concerns about playoff implications. The hosts explore the financial and political realities of keeping the game, noting that while Byrne’s stance is bold, it’s unlikely to lead to cancellation due to massive revenue stakes. They also debate whether Texas or Oklahoma will win the SEC Championship first, leaning toward Texas due to their current trajectory, though acknowledging it’s a near-even coin toss. Other topics include Ole Miss’s playoff chances at 9-3, coordinator head coaching prospects like Charlie Weiss and Kane Womack, and the cultural identity of the SEC—questioning whether it’s becoming 'NFL light' with expansion and corporate influence. The episode closes with humorous banter about Easter, Ryan’s Steakhouse nostalgia, and fan engagement, all wrapped in the show’s signature irreverent, fan-driven style.
Texas is slightly favored to win the SEC Championship first due to their current momentum and readiness.
The SEC Championship game’s future is uncertain, but financial incentives make cancellation unlikely despite Alabama AD Greg Byrne’s public doubts.
Coordinators like Charlie Weiss, Kane Womack, and Glenn Schumann are strong candidates for future head coaching roles.
Ole Miss has a 58% chance of making the playoff at 9-3, contingent on key wins like against Louisville.
The SEC risks becoming 'NFL light' if expansion continues without regard for regional identity and balance.
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“I think the ship has sailed. It's run its course.”
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“I think it would be Texas because I think they're closer to doing it now than they've ever been.”
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“I'd probably say 58% to be exact.”
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Hosts explore whether the SEC’s expansion and corporate footprint are eroding its college identity, warning that a full-scale merger with the Big Ten could make it resemble the NFL.
“Don’t try to be me. Don’t try to be Bill Simmons. Don’t try to be Paul Feinbaum. Just be you.”
“I think the ship has sailed. It's run its course.”
“Life’s a garden. Dig it.”
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