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Oct 31, 2026

Joe JohnsonPANELIST
13:49
I think she in...
Joe JohnsonPANELIST
13:52
She in the SEC? Texas.
Joe JohnsonPANELIST
13:53
I don't know.
Joe JohnsonPANELIST
13:55
I think they saying Texas.
Joe JohnsonHOST
13:18
I think she in...
Joe JohnsonHOST
13:21
She in the SEC? Texas? Oh, no.
Joe JohnsonHOST
13:25
I think they're saying Texas.
Joe JohnsonHOST
13:26
Is she in Texas?
Kevin YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:44
But what I love about Collin is he's competitive and he's going to grab someone by the throat if he has to, to bring them with him.
Kevin YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:50
So you combine that with his, you know, his experience in the SEC, you know, he's primed to have a big season for us.
Kevin YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:58
You know, he's looked great in the exhibition games to date.
Kevin YoungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:00
I think our style of play combined with his individual style is a perfect fit.

31 MINS LATER

Jarom JordanHOST
42:11
There could be chaos.
Jarom JordanHOST
42:12
If anything, in this year in college football, it's taught us that chaos reigneth.
Jarom JordanHOST
42:16
The SEC's been chaotic.
Jarom JordanHOST
42:18
It's started to get chaotic in the Big 12.
Colby DantGUEST
9:16
I think Jeff Choate's Nevada team is a little bit better than the record as well.
Ryan KramerHOST
9:20
If you're going to do this with the schedule, and the SEC does it all the time with FCS schools, you got to do bi-week or FCS.
Ryan KramerHOST
9:27
To Colby's point, you can't schedule in a, you know, one of these teams that is definitely more competent than a bi-week and probably more competent than an FCS school.
Ryan KramerHOST
9:36
I just, I don't understand the point of doing that.
Sam KleinHOST
83:00
We're going to find out that someone has a $12 million NIL package.
Sam KleinHOST
83:05
I think it's going to be someone in the SEC.
Sam KleinHOST
83:08
And I don't know who.
Sam KleinHOST
83:10
I don't know if it's going to be a transfer.
Sam KleinHOST
84:32
okay i think that they line this stuff up ahead of time and and they're just waiting to to get to get it you know it's just like the it's just like when nba free agency hits uh It's midnight and all of a sudden teams have deals in place and you didn't know.
Sam KleinHOST
84:46
My
Donald WineHOST
84:46
prediction is it's an SEC school or a biggie school that doesn't have to focus on football.
Donald WineHOST
84:54
So UConn.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
7:48
Georgia won those back-to-back national championships and then has had this run of events.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
7:53
And look, post hoc ergo propter hoc, they haven't been back to the national title game since, but they've won a couple of SEC championships.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
8:00
And they've been obviously in the college football playoff, but they haven't won a playoff game since all of that happened.
Spencer McLaughlinHOST
8:07
Now, that's probably more coincidental, but...
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1:02
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Steven WillisHOST
1:12
Trick or treat, it's Halloween, so that means we're going to bring in the people from Locked On Bets and figure out how we need to handicap this SEC Saturday.
Steven WillisHOST
1:24
This is the Locked On Ole Miss podcast.
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1:31
You are Locked On Ole Miss, your daily podcast on the Ole Miss Rebels.
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1:36
Part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day.
Steven WillisHOST
1:43
What is up every dayers? Steven Willis, it is...
Steven WillisHOST
1:46
the day of the Auburn game, and we're going to talk about the SEC games and handicap each and every one of them with Kevin Rogers from Locked On Bets.
Steven WillisHOST
1:54
That's coming up.
Jack GesinoGUEST
16:04
the what the old sports director at Omaha Nebraska who got a d1 program there so I think we're going to reach out to him soon um I want I hope they do at least I'm not on the executive board yet since I'm a freshman and uh with the fraternity stuff I really don't have time right now um but Basically, we're trying to build and get as much exposure as possible to build an NCAA program, hopefully.
Jack GesinoGUEST
16:28
I'm assuming SEC hockey will probably exist within the next 15, 20 years is a very plausible take.
Jack GesinoGUEST
16:36
So we're trying to put ourselves in the best position possible for that.
Jack GesinoGUEST
16:39
Right now, it's just kind of exposure.

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Jack GesinoGUEST
24:34
We've got some friends over there.
Jack GesinoGUEST
24:35
I'll like to visit.
Jack GesinoGUEST
24:38
But yeah, they formed an SEC hockey league.
Jack GesinoGUEST
24:41
I think it's officially this year.
Steve RobertelloGUEST
6:56
But do I think it's an overarching thing? No.
Steve RobertelloGUEST
6:59
I just think at the end of the day, and you're going to see it this year with the 12 teams, and the SEC will be a perfect example of this, they all look the same.
Steve RobertelloGUEST
7:07
Yes.
Steve RobertelloGUEST
7:08
Yes, they do.

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Christopher GabrielHOST
12:47
And we all knew what happened after that.
Christopher GabrielHOST
12:48
Oregon and Washington, they hedged their bets a bit.
Christopher GabrielHOST
12:51
publicly, but we knew they were going to go, and then Arizona and Arizona State, they went to the Big 12, Oklahoma and Texas, they went to the SEC, and on and on we went.
Christopher GabrielHOST
12:59
We got to what ultimately was the most ridiculous geographical move of all, Stanford and Cal, Palo Alto and Berkeley going to their geographically friendly Atlantic Coast Conference.
DanHOST
11:57
What am I doing tonight? Holy Hannah.
DanHOST
11:59
This is in the SEC.
DanHOST
12:01
Rebels minus the 11.5. Take on the Auburn Tigers at the minus 110.
DanHOST
12:07
Ole Miss 5-2 on the season.

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