Heather Dinich: 'Very real' chance SEC could break away from NCAA (1:06)
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Hour 3: What You Gonna Do, Dak?

Freddie Coleman and Harry Douglas tell us their 3 Up and 3 Down from the weekend in sports! Plus Freddie doesn't want to hear it from Dak Prescott and his Cowboys heading into another season! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt Barrie hyped to host SEC Nation and discusses conference strength (5:12)
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Aaron Murray breaks down how SEC coaches evaluate quarterbacks (4:31)
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What could be next as SEC continues to await word from Washington? (2:30)
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Josh Heupel shares Tennessee's blueprint, strong offseason changes (3:32)
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What to look for in Day 2 of SEC Football Media Days (2:50)
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Will Stein expands on Kentucky's vision, recruiting and new culture (8:43)
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Analyzing how Tennessee's QB battle could affect the offense (3:24)
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The biggest takeaways from Day 1 of SEC Football Media Days (1:28)
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Hour 2: Oh Say Can You SEC

Freddie Coleman and Harry Douglas are reacting to SEC Media Days where Greg Sankey mentioned something about breaking away! Plus as NFL training camp nears, what are you looking forward to most? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Vols' DeSean Bishop stresses importance of balancing faith and football (2:45)
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McGee Essay: 2026 will be the year of the quarterback in the SEC (1:21)
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Greg Sankey on 16-team and 24-team CFP field discussions (5:00)
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Josh Heupel reflects on Tennessee's coaching changes, battle for starting QB (4:08)
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UK's Kenny Minchey explains why the SEC means more, making Lexington home (2:38)
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How Will Stein can bring Kentucky to the top of the SEC (3:04)
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Will Stein says Kentucky can win on the biggest stage 'because of me' (5:10)
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What is Warde Manuel's legacy as Michigan AD? (2:34)
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John Mateer explains his offseason growth, leading the Sooners (5:13)
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Eddy Pierre-Louis says Sooners are hungry and skilled in the trenches (2:29)
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OU's Mateer back at full strength from hand injury

Oklahoma QB John Mateer said the mental toll he suffered after a hand injury temporarily derailed his season last year was "the hardest thing" he's ever done, but he's now at full strength and has returned to his pre-injury throwing motion.

Brent Venables explains how the Sooners are more prepared this year (3:50)
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