Well, it's on the kicking game, which you've seen from these transversals.

Well, it's a lot better than last year.

You know, I mean, fighting the eligibility audit kicked last year.

They all can play here.

They all are not going to be able to play at the same time.

So we're going to have some, you know, some difficult choices to make.

You know, each one of them, you know, has some, you know, different characteristics

that kind of allude to what I mentioned in terms of, I think each guy can do some things differently.

And we're going to have to be, you know, putting together the offense to highlight their skill sets.

So we have a lot of good individual players, you know, but this game isn't about individuals, right?

This is why it's the best game there is, right?

I mean, it takes 11 people doing their job, right?

So we're not to a point here where we can start talking about individuals until we decide, okay, hey,

we comprehend what it takes to be a team, right?

Oh, welcome in the latest episode of that SEC podcast.

I'm Meryl Spiker-Wren.

I go by SEC Mike Gold, Twitter.

And maybe we got a show lined up for you.

We went a little heavy on the last episode with Texas A&M, Auburn and Kentucky because of the spring games.

Now it's time to recap some of the other action that happened across the SEC over the weekend.

It was a pretty packed weekend leading up to what is going to be just a loaded, loaded weekend on Saturday with all these spring games.

But hey, before we get rolling here with the news around the leak,

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