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The Drive: January 18th, 4pm – Tennessee fires Jeremy Pruitt and AD Phil Fulmer retires

January 18, 2021 by Enrique Alvarez-Clary Leave a Comment

8 of the 14 coaches at the 2019 SEC Media Days have been fired. Don’t forget that Pruitt was hired the same offseason as Scott Frost, and fired with a better record and a bowl appearance
3 of the 8 coaches hired in 2018 have been fired, and Scott Frost is only 2 wins ahead of Chip Kelly from being last in wins among coaches still employed at their universities
Is Tennessee a good job?

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The Drive: November 10th, 3pm – The Opening Drive

November 10, 2020 by Enrique Alvarez-Clary Leave a Comment

SEC is cancelling games, could they get the CFP committee to push back selection day and the games?
Scheduling games in the future

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The Drive: October 16th, 4:25pm – Nick Saban and Alabama

October 16, 2020 by Enrique Alvarez-Clary Leave a Comment

Will we see Saban on the sideline?
There are protocols for a reason but does he get special treatment?
What will this mean for the other coaches in the SEC?

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Nicole Griffith (10/11 News sports reporter) – Full Hour

October 12, 2020 by Jake Sorensen Leave a Comment

-When did the SEC turn into the Big 12 and Pac-12 with lack of defense? Are you enjoying the high scoring games or miss the lower scoring games with actual defense played?

-Do we think that Big Ten football will look similar to this, with high scoring games and poor defense? Usually, defenses are ahead of offenses for a week or two, but we will see…maybe not this year?

-Are Iowa State and Kansas State the two best teams in the Big 12? Or Oklahoma State…

-When did the SEC turn into the Big 12 and Pac-12 with lack of defense? Are you enjoying the high scoring games or miss the lower scoring games with actual defense played?

-Are Iowa State and Kansas State the two best teams in the Big 12? Or Oklahoma State…

-Who was Nicole rooting for on Thursday night between her two favorite teams, the Bucs and Bears?

-2 Monday Night Football games tonight AGAIN with Broncos/Patriots and Rams/Saints…who you got?

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What a fun weekend it was for college football…offenses were booming and big wins were had

October 12, 2020 by Jake Sorensen Leave a Comment

-Does the SEC play defense anymore? LSU had another hideous defensive performance in a loss against Missouri (Hey, Bo!); Alabama and Ole Miss are still scoring points at the moment, and Sip’s boy JIMBO got a big, big win against Dan Mullen, who wants 90,000 fans in the stands next week at home!

-Also, Clemson takes care of Miami, Mike Leach has lost his offense already, an EPIC Red River Rivalry ends in an Oklahoma win, and how about Kansas State and Iowa State…the teams to beat in Big 12?

-Other takeaways from the weekend…

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The Recruiting Hour: September 29th – Gary Sharp (1620 Radio Host)

September 29, 2020 by Enrique Alvarez-Clary Leave a Comment

MLB Postseason
How did College football Saturday feel last Saturday with the SEC back?
Mississppi State, Mike Leach, and KJ Costello
NEBPreps

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Rick Kaczenski (Former Nebraska/Iowa DL coach)

September 29, 2020 by Jake Sorensen Leave a Comment

-The SEC returned to play on Saturday…does it feel more like college football season now?

-Is the Big 12 already screwed in the playoff discussion? Who has a better chance today…a Big 12 team or UCF?

-Can you talk yourself into believing Nebraska can keep it close at Ohio State in the season opener?

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29 games tomorrow in college football with the SEC’s return to play…does your interest level turn up a notch more?

September 25, 2020 by Jake Sorensen Leave a Comment

-Some people have been slow to get back into watching college football with only 2 of the Power 5 conferences playing the first few weeks…and now the SEC is starting on Saturday

-Jake did some research and found that of the 29 games this Saturday, only 6 of those games will be without fans at all. There are also 4 games that are postponed for Saturday due to COVID (Notre Dame vs. Wake Forest being the biggest of those games)..if we see over the next month that the SEC doesn’t have bad breakouts, would the Big Ten change their decision for fans or not?

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