Welcome to the Andy Staples Show, SEC Schedule Reaction Edition.

As we record this, it is Monday night.

The SEC has dropped a 10 game, conference-only schedule on us that we have no idea if it's ever going to get played.

But if it does, oh my goodness, this is a thing of beauty.

To talk about it, I bring in David up in our Tennessee beat writer.

David, this is glorious.

I don't know that they can ever do anything other than this from now on,

now that we have seen the beauty of this thing.

Listen, we have to, we should just call this entire podcast if.

I don't want a caveat every single game, but just the existence of the schedule grid and

staring at it, it's literally like nothing I've ever seen before.

And it is so many games.

I mean, there's already so many great

games, but you're adding, I'm not good at math. Is it, would it be 20 additional games? 14, 28? I can't

add. It's a lot of good games. There's 14 teams and they're all playing two additional games in

the conference. So that'd be 28 So that would it be 14 games?

Exactly.

They play each other.

It'd be 14.

Exactly.

This is why sports writers shouldn't do math.

Exactly.

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