Welcome in the latest episode of that SEC podcast. I'm your host Michael Bratton. I go

by SEC Michael Twitter and I've joined as always but my cousin is Shane who goes by

big orange balls on Twitter. What's up? Yo, T.C. Hover. We probably wonder why he

opened it up a beer because I'm already 3D. We did our interview. So I probably need

to slow down a little bit, but I'm doing good, man. How you doing? Oh, doing great. Just

got off the line with our buddy, Brett C. Yonka, pick six previews head on over to

pixxpreviews.com. There's a link in the show notes. You got to be getting the college football

preview magazine from Brett outstanding stuff. We're going to cover every SEC team. But before

we get to that, Shane, just two things I wanted to talk with you about here just briefly.

But man, really, really unfortunate news. Alex Collins, legendary Arkansas running back.

And you know, he was instrumental in one of my favorite plays of all time, the fourth

and 25 Henry Heave. Alex Collins has passed away, Shane in a motorcycle accident. It's been

a rough one, man, for for razor back nation, you know, Ryan Mallett just recently passed

Peyton Hillis. You know, he, thank God he's nearly died, but saving his children. I can't

imagine what that fan base is going through right now. Yeah. No, you hate to hear it, especially

such a young, I mean, this is like your kid. You know what I'm saying? And I can't imagine

what, what these parents are going through and, and razor back community. I, here he's

a great, you, you can always tell, man, when, when somebody is, is not just an athlete,

but loved by their university, when you start hearing these remarks that are coming out,

and he will be miss truly, truly sad news. Right. And just two things I saw that were

great, Shane. I mean, he, so he's a Florida native. Yeah. And when he went to Arkansas,

Florida, Florida state, Miami, they were all good. He chose Arkansas. And to this day,

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