11 Personnel E106: Realignment and Dr. Pepper with Saban's New BFF

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🗓️ 21 July 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Adam Luckett celebrated his birthday in a big way at SEC Media Days. Nick Saban busted his chops on his first trip to Hoover, then a Texas-Oklahoma SEC realignment bomb was dropped. He's joined by Nick Roush to talk about the eventful third day in SEC country. Highlights: -- The results of a blind Dr. Pepper taste test. -- Vandy took away jersey numbers and it's even sillier than it sounds. -- Mike Leach lived up to the hype. -- Why Texas and Oklahoma make sense for the SEC right now. -- Divisions are likely done, bringing in 9-game pod scheduling. -- Vince Tyra said with a straight face he believes the Satterfields are finally settled in at UofL.

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0:00.0	MUSIC
0:06.0	Hot rock, red seven, red seven, red seven.
0:08.7	Doc, red seven.
0:10.8	I don't know what red seven means.
0:13.2	I call it the annexation of Puerto Rico.
0:15.8	You don't think that laymash play where I run down the field
0:17.7	and act like I'm lost is going to work, do you?
0:20.0	Oh, yeah.
0:21.2	That's what we call a sack lunch.
0:23.4	No, no, no, no, no.
0:24.5	Get me the ball.
0:25.4	You need the ball.
0:26.7	Get me the ball.
0:27.6	Get me the ball.
0:28.7	That's going to make the difference between winning and losing.
0:32.5	Yeah.
0:34.5	Between winning and dying.
0:38.8	Welcome back to 11 personnel at SEC Media Days 2021.
0:44.1	Nick Roush, an Adam Wuckett from our podcasting studios,
0:49.1	aka Wuckett's hotel room.
0:51.2	Down here in Hoover, where we just completed day three.
0:55.0	And first off, I can speak today.
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