I don't think that's feasible. I don't think the SEC can do it by themselves. It's kind of like the kid who takes his ball and goes home from the pickup game. If you saw the SEC break off and sort of start their own league, I think that could be potentially one of the most damaging things we've seen to our sport. I think that would be a nuclear option if the SEC said, we're going to break away and do our own thing. Today's episode is sponsored by our friends over at Good Ranchers.

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There is chaos all over the South Eastern Conference.

Are they going to break away?

Are they upset and the coaches get misled about having to play a nine-game schedule with a 12-team playoff?

And there is a new bill that is about to be introduced that we have got to talk about.

David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback.

Great human being.

Blaine Crane, former Western State Colorado wide receiver. And our guest... See, that's what I'm talking about, right? That's the problem, Danny. I never get a compliment on the intro. David's the czar in here, and I just get nothing. You kamikaze the Dancazi. Yeah, I will kamikaze when I get kamikaze. All right, Dusty and Danny in the morning. You can find him over at CBS Sports HQ.

You can find him on the cover three podcasts. Our good, buddy, and not a better person to come on here and talk about the SEC. Danny Cannell, D.K. What's up, Ben, D.K. What's up, fellas? How we doing? It's been a minute. It's great to catch up with you guys. I don't know if you guys have noticed this but I'm a little bit concerned

because I actually go to a couple of the media days. Like I'm going to be in Chicago for Big Ten media days and probably going to be in Charlotte for ACC media days. What's going to be left to talk about because we're seeing spring media is like taking, you know, the spring meetings are taking

over media days. I'm a little worried there's going to be nothing left on the bone.

It's just amazing. You go down to Destin for a little while and all the secrets start spilling

out. It's like spring break all over again. But, Danny, I want to start with what Kirby Smart

said the other day at these SEC spring meetings in that he wouldn't mind the SEC

breaking away just by themselves, not the SEC and the Big Ten together, not the SEC and the Big

12 together or the ACC together, the SEC breaking away doing their own thing with their own rules because he said if if everybody's

not playing by the same rules why should we go do that I don't think that's feasible I don't think

the SEC could do it by themselves I don't think the big 10 could do it by themselves how feasible

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