You guys gave us a lot of really positive rat poison. The rat poison that you usually

give us is usually fatal. But the rat poison that you put out there this week was yummy.

All right, we'll go over here on the right in front row in the middle.

I don't know how to follow that. Welcome into a little emergency edition of that SEC podcast.

I'm your host Mike bread. I go by SEC Mike on Twitter and I've joined his always by my cousin

Shane who goes by big orange balls on Twitter. What do you do? You big did is he over?

Oh, they weren't ready.

We're what a game, man. What a game. Yes, we're recording moments after Alabama wins the SEC

championship 41 to 24. And man, Shane, I don't think even the biggest die hard crimson tide fans

went into that game. You know, they were hoping and praying for a win. But I don't think any of them

expected the whooping we got of them Georgia bulldogs. And that's kind of the story of the game,

isn't it? Yeah, don't let that score fool you, man. It wasn't an ass whip in man. I'll tell you

if frustrating because I thought that this was going to be a game that went the opposite direction.

Of course, we'll talk about that. But I think I think man, we had a hell of a matchup.

Nick Saban came in with a hell of a game plan. I mean, say what you want. Crimson Tides back was

against the wall. You know, they had to win. I didn't even really think about that toward the

tail end of our show. You know, Georgia having a mulligan. I don't know if that was floating around

the locker room. But man, I think Georgia, I mean, they're going to have to do a lot of growing up

if they're going to win the national championship, Mike. Yeah. And that seed of doubt that was already

in Kirby and the rest of that program's mind now that just grows here because like you said,

they just got whipped. They allow 24 points in the second quarter shane. That was more points

than they allowed at any month of the season, any any game of the season. I mean, Alabama figured

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