Hello and welcome to another episode of Football and Grits.

It is Monday, September 13th.

And if it's Monday, that means we're talking to SEC on the Andy Staples and Friends podcast feed.

I am your host, David Ubin, with the man they named the feed after, my co-host, Andy Staples.

Andy, some people across the SEC had a better weekend than others.

How was your week two of college football?

It was a very exciting week two.

It was.

I don't know that it was as exciting for me as it was for the people of Fayetteville, but

it was highly entertaining. I was very impressed with several teams. And the main takeaway I had as I

watched what Arkansas did to Texas and what Mississippi State did to NC State and thought back to what Ole Miss did to Louisville

and then watched LSU kind of struggle a little bit with McNee's State is there's probably

going to be a pretty good team that finishes seventh in the SEC West.

That would be pretty good in almost any other division, but it's probably going to finish dead ass last in the SEC West. Mm-hmm. That would be pretty good in almost any other division, but is probably going to finish

dead-ass last in the SEC West.

Yeah, I think it's definitely true.

I think we sort of smelled that out in the preseason that, you know, other than Vandy,

who now is making me question that somewhat, I guess.

Don't let it question that.

They still lost by 20 to East Tennessee State.

There's only going to be one team in the SEC that really is something of a walkover.

And we'll see what the Vandy team looks like when we get to November.

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