Hello and welcome to football and grits.

It is Monday, September 20th, which means it's time to talk to SEC football.

I am your host, David Ubin, joined as always, by my co-host, Andy Staples.

Andy, quite a weekend in the SEC, including...

Are we going to call this a total reset of the entire sport, of the entire conference?

Is that too much?

The Golden State Warriors, taken slightly down a peg i suppose Alabama has to find so much about this sport and they looked um

not unbeatable i think it's uh you know it was a true uh drago is cut would say. Yes, it was very much a he's bleeding.

They got out of the round, but the rest of the world realizes they're human.

But they did still win.

And if we recall in 2015, they lost at home to Ole Miss and still came back and won the national title.

So let's hold our Sabin Dynasty as over hot takes for another day.

But understand that, yes, it does feel like things are pretty wide open, not just in the SEC,

but in the entire sport, but especially in the

SEC where you saw Georgia's offense look really good again. You saw Florida with a firmly

established identity winning at the line of scrimmage against Alabama for two and a half quarters,

which, you know, that just wasn't even possible for the last 10 years.

So that's a big moment, I think, when you look at where everybody's at because you've got Ole Miss that seems descendant.

You've got Texas A&M that, yeah, they want to clunker against Colorado, but they're still

one of the more talented teams in the sport. It feels like things are pretty open.

Yeah, I think that's sort of the issue is it's not so much that, you know, there's alarm bells

on the Sabin Dynasty. It's just that, hey, they're rebooting almost their entire offense,

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