All right, Brian, in the final segment of today's show,

we are going to be previewing the SEC part three, the Irish Breakdown podcast brought to you by Fandul.

Brian, this is an interesting conference to break down.

And I know you and I were talking back and forth before the show about some of the challenges that we came into.

And some of that is because this

conference is a little bit wide open, you know, especially up at the top for who's going to take

home the conference championship at the end of the season. I know Fanduil has certain odds and

how they think that the season is going to end up for them. But overall, this was a tough

conference to break down, man.

It does.

I mean, you look at the, like you said, the Fandul odds.

Obviously, Texas is the preseason top team in the SEC.

Almost everybody thinks it.

I still don't understand how that's the case when you watch Georgia just beat them twice, including with their backup quarterback. But I get it. Alabama, Georgia coming in too slight. I mean, it's close. It's two night plus two 90 to plus 300. It's very close. Alabama third, LSU fourth. That's all to be expected. A and M fifth and six. That's where it gets a little bit like, okay, no South Carolina on there. Like, okay, that's interesting.

No Ole Miss on there.

Okay, that's interesting.

So it just shows that this, the depth of this league, that when you look at those

betting odds, obviously you see they have three, four teams that are good, that get a lot

of good love when it comes to winning a championship,

national championship, not just the comfort championship, but a national championship.

I think it's Texas, Georgia, Alabama, and LSU are the four teams that are in the top 10 as far as best odds to win a championship, correct?

I believe all four of those teams are in there.

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