Oh, welcome into latest episode of that SEC podcast. I'm your host, Michael Breton. I go by SEC Michael

Twitter and we're back to recap the latest down in destined from the SEC spring meetings day two.

A little bit of a slower day here, but we got some fireworks thanks to Jimbo Fisher. That was

arguably the most anticipated media availability of this entire event. What would Jimbo say

after he went all fire and brimstone there on Nick Sabin. A little update here from cousin Shane

got off the line with him. The move is done. Get an internet installed. Maybe an opportunity

for cousin Shane to hop on the line and hopefully maybe fingers crossed. I'm sure there's

going to be a camera excuse or something, but maybe we'll have video of cousin Shane on the

next episode and hopefully we'll have him on tomorrow's show still trying to line up some guests

down there for people down in destined on location, but you know, all the reporters down there

very, very busy. So it's tough to fit in any one schedule at this point in time. We're still

working hard to get some recaps into what's going on down there in destined. But let's start the show

here with comments from Greg Sanky who spoke. He's he's spoken both days down here at the SEC

spring meetings. And you know, he was asked about scheduling. How soon a resolution could come

there on again, eliminating divisions. That certainly seems to be the way the SEC, the way the

rest of college football is trending. And then this last comment comes from Sanky had an

appearance on Wednesday on the Paul fine bomb show on making a decision this week. Could it

happen as soon as this week of the eight game or nine game SEC schedule, things of that nature,

though, it'll of course have to be voted on. But let's kick it over to the commissioner, Greg Sanky.

Probably. Yeah, we focused more on the single division model. But until we're done, you never know.

Has there been pushback just on that idea? No divisions or do you think that's kind of the way

a college football doing for not just with the SEC, but also elsewhere in the power conference?

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