Hello and welcome to the Saturday outside podcast podcast. He is for Smarler. I am a

bureau. Marler debates down south. We have a good one today. Yeah. It is all

about Nick Savin. No, it's actually not. Nick Sabon's in the title, but he has not a whole lot to do with this.

Some to do with this, but not a whole lot. The question that we were tackling today, besides Nick Sabon, who was the SEC's best head coach of the 21st century?

An idea that I just came up with off the top of the noggin on a Friday afternoon, Saturday morning,

whatever it was.

But there are some things that we need to address before we even think about that question,

an answer to that question.

We are specifically talking about the 21st century.

Therefore, anything, anything that happened in the 20th century

whether we're talking about Steve Spurrier winning a national title in

1996 or we're talking about Tommy Tupperville's first year at Auburn which you remember

all too well I'm sure. What year was that? This first year at Auburn was 1999. It was a great year.

First off, the golf. A historic year. We are focusing specifically today on the 21st century and because everybody knows Nick Sabin is the SEC's best coach of the 21st century and we don't want to waste time or energy arguing that point.

We said who's number two, who does number two work for?

To paraphrase from the great Austin Powers.

Do we all know that Savant is the best coach from the 21st century that is like a thing that we all

agree on right we all agree I'm just making sure we need to if we don't. Okay. Nothing's ever unanimous but that's that needs to be

unanimous. I'm already here in Cherbs from Baton Rouge saying that this year at

or Durran will surpass Nick Sabin on the all-time wins list at LSU.

Okay, which is...

And here's the other thing to keep in mind with this argument because we're going to be

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