Hey, what's going on?

This is the Saturday Down South podcast.

I am Conor O'Gara.

Plan for today is we've got Arkansas coach Sam Pittman coming on.

Little peel behind the onion here.

One of the things that I do before I start every interview is I'll ask the person I'm

interviewing if they have like a specific time that they want to get out the door by because

the people that we talk to, they're busy and as long as it is one of those like 15 minute

time slots with a promo that ends up being more like nine minutes because the PR person

calls me late.

That's how it always happens.

I like to get a good idea of how much time the specific people I have.

So I try to be respectful of that.

With Pittman, I get on the call and I ask him, I'm like, hey, do you have a specific time

that you need to get out by and he goes, no.

So we got about 40 minutes with Pittman and I don't say this lightly but it truly was

one of my favorite conversations I've had since I've been able to do this job.

And I think everybody's really, really going to enjoy it.

I've also got some things that I wanted to dig into that's related to Bryce Young and

the SEC's really wild trend with five star quarterbacks in the last decade.

Plus, I have a long overdue apology for Ole Miss fans and then we're going to end with

SEC coaches as guys at the gym in figuring it out.

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