When you look at just where the SEC is at right now, it's probably going to require one or zero losses in the SEC to get to the SEC title game.

I don't see at the moment a pathway for a two-loss team to get to the SEC championship.

Hello and welcome to always college football.

Today is Monday, October 28th,

and we appreciate you being here.

You know that Mondays are like some of our favorite days.

And we always look forward to having time after our Sunday rapid reaction to just kind of dive in and to look a little deeper, identify a couple trends, maybe watch the tape back a time or two and figure out why did things happen the way they happened

to this past weekend and what does it mean for what's coming up. So there's a lot of takeaways from this past weekend that I think you guys will enjoy.

Well also, it's probably a little overdue,

but we haven't really looked at conference races

very much.

We'll look at a few of those.

What's going on in the S conference, maybe a couple of situations that could be arising here in the weeks to come. We'll look at the big 12, which is now kind of a four-team race to see who's going to be in Dallas for the Big 12 title game.

We'll dive into some of the big outcomes of the weekend as well, some teams that performed beautifully,

and some teams that left a little

to be desired and maybe we look ahead just a little bit because there are some

big games coming up this upcoming weekend that involve top-level teams like Ohio State and Penn State.

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