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The pride, passion, and pageantry of college football lives here.

This is the Paul Finebaum Show, Our 3 podcast.

This might be college football.

We are back.

A lot happening, and the first SEC matchup in the NCAA tournament is tonight in the playing game,

Texas. As we look at this headline from Connor O'Garraf, all eyes are on you, SEC. Don't blow it this time.

There is a lot of excitement among SEC schools and in the conference, But as Connor points out, there is a downside

if things don't go well. Connor, great to see you again. And that is the other side of a coin,

isn't it? Good to be here, Paul. Yeah. Look, I think there will be a couple people pointing out

if the SEC loses any NCAA tournament game. I hate to break it to

you. They're going to lose 13. That is going to happen. Mark my words, at least 13, potentially

14. But yeah, we know that all eyes are on the SEC because when you haven't won a national

title since 2012, you haven't won a final four game since 2014. And you're getting

this type of treatment from the selection committee. Yeah, people are going to scrutinize your every move.

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