Bull Week is here and it's time to get going.

I'm Pete Mundo.

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We're not going anywhere, by the way.

We're going all the way through basketball season, all the way through spring ball, summer.

We do not stop here on this show. So don't think that you're going to

leave us after football season. We've got you covered here. And by the way, on the basketball

front, we'll be picking that up next week with our own Matthew Postons. But before we get to

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I want to start off with something on the TV side that got a little bit overlooked last week.

No more SEC football on CBS. In case you missed it, CBS is walking away from negotiations with the SEC when the contract ends after the 2023 football season,

and now it's going to ESPN and ABC. So that primetime 2.30 Saturday afternoon game that we've all

grown accustomed to for over 20 years is not going to be there anymore. What does this mean?

Well, first off, it means that ESPN and ABC will own everything within the SEC. This was the only SEC property that was not on anything ESPN or

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