Hello and welcome to the Saturday Night Self-Podcast, I'm Gisper Smarrler, I am Karabura.

Smarrler, let me be the first to say that 2020 can go straight to your nowhere.

First person to say that officially this year, my goodness.

No, it just doesn't, because I should have known that when we were recording the other day, we're like,

the slate's gonna be great, even though the game's, you know, okay, it's seven games, it's seven SEC games, that's great.

We have three. We have three left, and by the time we're finished recording this podcast, I hate to be that guy,

but at the rate that we're going, we're probably gonna have to scrap this part.

And it's gonna be like, the entire SEC slate is canceled. That's reality right now.

So, I feel like I told you this like on Monday, or maybe I told Will, and I didn't like want to look too much into it,

but when I was like going over some like the, like the, you know, research or whatever for the weekend,

then I was looking at like first half lines, of course, as I do, all of the SEC ones were taking off the board.

It was the only, like only games that were taking off the board, and it was on Monday, and I was like, that's kind of odd.

And then obviously like the news breaks the next day, but like I just, it's been one thing after another.

And I'm gonna try to say as positive as possible, because we're gonna try.

We had the Masters still this weekend.

There's still like, this is still like a sports fans dream.

And less Patrick Reed somehow wins, and I don't know, like everyone gets COVID in Tuscalozo.

And Imagine Dragons is playing on repeat on every single TV station for the rest of 2020.

I mean, it would be a very 2020 thing to happen. I think we can agree on that.

Four SEC games have been postponed, one of which kind of canceled, but kind of not.

We're gonna get into that.

We're gonna have to, we have to talk about the ramifications of the postponements and everything that it could potentially create in the SEC.

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