Hey, what's going on?

This is the Saturday Down South podcast.

I am Conor O'Gherrah.

Will, I was watching a little late night SEC Hoops, Kentucky Ole Miss, and it got me thinking

about something that I know we've kind of talked about a little bit, but I think it's going

to become more and more of a thing.

Kentucky basketball is in this category that we're going to see form a lot and we probably

already have.

It's the meh COVID year teams.

That's not to say that fans are just totally chill with this.

I know that's definitely not the case based on my soon-to-be sister-in-law who works at

Kentucky and bleeds blue like nobody I know, but let me explain what I mean by that.

I think you, as an LSU fan, are the perfect person to balance this idea off of.

I think there are going to be four teams that maybe three years from now, we look back

on whether it's their head coaches, their fans, their administration, whoever it is, they

look back on 2020 or 2021 school year and there's like, Meh COVID year.

Those teams, Kentucky basketball, already brought it up.

LSU football, definitely, Penn State football and then, of course, the other blue blood

in basketball, Duke basketball.

To be in this category, you can't be Kansas football where you've been garbage forever

and then you just look back and use this year as an excuse.

This is like the teams who this is truly going to look like a one-off year and I don't

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