And we are officially live. We're reacting to man, oh man, some big wins for some SEC teams in week two. And there's one team that didn't have a very good loss. We're going to talk all about it. Locked on SEC squad reaction show starts now.

You're talking ball with the SEC squad. From Alabama to Tennessee, from Georgia to Oklahoma, from Auburn to Texas.

It's the local experts of the Locked On Podcast Network,

bringing you scoops, breakdowns, and the most comprehensive preview

of the upcoming SEC weekend.

It's the SEC squad, and we have a seat for you. Hurt feelings and thin skin are

prohibited. Squad up, you're part of the SEC Squad. And what's that everybody? It is a Sunday

reaction to SEC Week 2. We had some monster wins across the conference and, man, a tough loss for Kentucky,

but I feel like their fan base feels a little bit encouraged. And the other team at loss,

they don't feel very good at all. We're going to talk all about it. And guys, welcome in our panel today.

We got Jay Smith locked on Sooners. We got Brandon Olson locked on Gators. Luke Robinson locked on Pama. We got Chris Marlott on Gamecox. John Miller locked on Missou and Clint Chamberlop on Bulldogs. I'm Chris Gordy host of Locked on SEC. And by the way, today's episode brought you by Game Time. Download the Game Time app, create an account. Use our code Lockedown College for $20 off your first purchase.

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We'll pop up some comments on the screen as we get started. But rather than get straight to the bad guys, the good, the bad, the ugly.

I'd like to start with the good because there were some monster wins last night in the SEC.

And Jay, let's just start with you.

Oklahoma, huge one over Michigan.

Michigan cuts into a one-score game late.

But Oklahoma prevails and really flexed their muscle.

I never felt like Oklahoma was in danger of losing this one.

Yeah, neither did I. For the most part, we were sitting on roughly a double-digit lead through most of the game. Like I said, cut it down to seven. If there's anything I can really say about this game, we left probably 21 points on the field. We shot ourselves in a foot a couple of times. We had them in their own territory, and then we not only muff a punt,

and then the next time we have them like inside the 10-yard line,

we freaking hit the punter.

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