Ryan McGee, I like to think that ESPN Daily is run like, you know, not a democracy, but like a constitutional democracy

Where we redraft, we see what's in the works at ESPN

We look and survey the landscape and we come to some conclusion collectively about what we should be covering

But then sometimes you look at a spreadsheet and you're like, okay, Ryan McGee on the ballot of Sir Big Spur

The strange but true tale of a live mascot handler feud and you're like, we are absolutely doing this

We call that low hanging fruit, I believe and also love the fact that whether it's E60 or whether it's ESPN.com or back in the day

ESPN in magazine if it involves any sort of livestock for whatever reason they call me. It's always been that way

And so as our resident beast master McGee like what are we about to hear about?

What is the deal with the animals that you bring us today?

Listen, I'll do respect to Aga, to Ralfi, to Bevo, what has happened with Sir Big Spur

This this span centuries

This goes back to the American Revolution. This goes back to Magellan and it always goes back to upstate South Carolina

Where I graduated high school where former friends now war over what you are and aren't supposed to do with a rooster to make sure that it's a gamecock and what you can call that gamecock and

And ultimately if I'm going to be ever be fired because of the FCC violations that I have committed over the last two weeks talking about the cock commander

We're going to talk about chickens. We're going to talk about Columbia, South Carolina

We're going to talk about feuds and I like to call it claw-and-order

In the college sports justice system mascot based offenses are considered especially heinous in

Columbia South Carolina the dedicated journalists who investigate these vicious

felonies are members of an elite squad known as the SEC victims unit

These are their stories

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Friday, September 23rd. This is ESPN Daily

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