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This is The Best of with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.

You guys know I started off in the world of sports and the colleges are all returning to campus.

And during the commercial break, I'm scrolling through checking to see what

all the latest news is. And I don't know how many of you have seen these kind of stories. I bet

your kids and your grandkids have. As part of recruitment for all the kids going back to schools,

the sororities are doing all sorts of sorority dance videos.

One of our writers at Outkick, Joe Kinsey, who does fabulous work there, posted a video

yesterday of one of the SEC sororities.

It got 11 million views on Twitter.

And these things are trending everywhere. And I was just joking because I just shared the video that he shared on social media and I'm not I'm kind of

partly kidding about this but it's going to be harder in the future to get into SEC schools

than it is to get into Ivy League schools.

Because I tweet about this, and I'm about to bring in Grant Napier,

and I want to get his story, because I think it all kind of ties in with the cultural shift that we're seeing.

When I was a kid, you basically had to have a pulse to get into an SEC school.

I graduated high school in 1997, and I could have gotten into the University of Tennessee

maybe as a dead man.

They probably would have admitted me if I could have paid the tuition.

Right now, the University of Tennessee has a 38% admit rate.

Ole Miss and people in Mississippi are going to kind of know when you had a kid that was a

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