Hello and welcome. It is Monday, and that means I am your host, David Ubin, and my co-hosts every Monday,

Andy Staples, the Athletics National Writer.

Andy, quite a week in the SEC.

Before we get into it, let me preface this by saying that football and grits holds no financial

responsibility for whatever happens in the next 30 seconds.

But I'll ask you a question, should Alabama and Georgia fans just go ahead and buy their

tickets, make their hotel reservations, and begin assembling their plans to have socially

distanced meetups in Atlanta around, say, two months from now?

No. No, because this is, this is all potentially going to get weird. We watched a Big 12 weekend.

We watched a Big 12 Saturday.

Like, I didn't know I was on a Big 12 podcast, but apparently I am.

Like, the only team that played great defense was Kentucky stopping the air raid, holding it to zero.

Well, the air raid got zero points.

Mississippi State's defense did score two.

But yes, nobody's playing any defense.

Well, maybe Georgia.

Georgia, Tennessee felt like the most conventional result of Saturday.

And I say this, and I don't want people to think that I'm making fun or that I'm mad or that I want nine, six overtime games or three, two games back in the SEC, because I don't.

I was highly entertained by what I saw on Saturday.

I just think it's funny because you've had SEC people chirping at Big 12 people.

Well, that ain't football.

That's flag football.

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