2018 SEC Autopsy Rulings

The Solid Verbal College Football

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🗓️ 31 January 2019

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Dan is joined by Sports Illustrated’s Andy Staples to jump around the SEC to diagnose what exactly happened in 2018 and what it may mean moving forward. This means discussions about South Carolina’s defense, Mizzou’s secret quality, Mississippi State getting better at QB, Florida needing more defensive talent, and Texas A&M’s potential, among many other conference topics.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Solid Verbal.
0:03.8	Solid Verbal.
0:04.8	Come after me.
0:06.6	I'm a man.
0:07.5	I'm 40.
0:08.3	I've heard so many players say, why I want to be happy.
0:10.8	You want to be happy for a day, either state.
0:13.3	It's that wool, wool, and down and tie.
0:18.6	Welcome back to the Solid Verbal Boys and Girls.
0:21.2	My name is Ty.
0:22.0	Hildenbrandt, joining me, as always,
0:24.3	over there in blustery, a pock elliptically
0:28.2	called New York City.
0:29.5	My man, Dan Rubenstein, sir, how are you?
0:33.0	I'm good.
0:34.0	Is it super cold in Allentown and Eastern PA?
0:36.9	Oh, dude.
0:38.3	Did you get that the squall a few minutes ago?
0:41.0	We got the squall.
0:41.9	They were talking about the squall,
0:43.8	like it was the second coming,
0:45.8	and it blew through here between 12 and two,
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