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Join longtime SEC beatwriter Neil McCready and former South Alabama assistant, Alabama staffer, and Ole Miss Recruiting Coordinator Tyler Sisky for an hour of football and fun.

Listen and enjoy as they talk ball, the national landscape, and much, much more.

Now, here's your host in the Clark Ford Studios, Neil McCrady.

Welcome into episode 136 of McCrady and Siski powered by rain, Total Body Fuel.

I'm Neil McCready.

That is Tyler Sisky.

How are you, sir?

Doing great.

How are you?

I'm good.

On the show today, we're going to talk some Indiana.

I feel like we have to.

I've been getting hammered.

Tom Allen was let go on Sunday.

And so as we record this on Tuesday, Indiana does not have a head coach as the contact period is set to begin.

And then there's just some of the stuff that's breaking today is just wild.

Bobby Petrino in the mix to be the offensive coordinator at Arkansas.

You may remember that Bobby Petrino was once the head coach at Arkansas.

He was fired with cause from the University of Arkansas. I guess that was in 14. Is that when that was? 13, 14, somewhere in there? His last year, he got fired at Arkansas before 12, because we went there in 12. That's right. That's right. You won the game in Little Rock. Yeah. Walkoff field goal. He was fired in 2012. Yeah. He's fired in the off season. Right. Summer of 2012. Yeah. Yeah. For a motor cycle accident. Had a squad, by the way. He did. He was good. If he would have been back that year, that would have. I thought that they were, because in the year before that, it was 2011, they were probably the third best team in America behind LSU. Yeah, that was a year where they were legitimately very, very good, and they were the third best team in the West, just because the West was. Alabama, LSU played for it. Yeah, they were amazing. That was the only two games they lost.

Yeah.

That was the year that that they beat Ole Miss here. I had picked Arkansas to win 49 to 10 and it was closer than that. Houston, that very famously said no 49 to 10 was it, Neil. What was the final score? I don't remember. It was just closer than that.

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