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I am Conor O'Gara. Well, I'm just going to say this. I think it's time that the SEC should

start claiming Texas. What do we think? We on board with that.

We're day one Texas fans. Me and you, we've always been very bullish on where they could

go. We've often said they're back. So I think this is great for us. Totally. I mean,

the SEC is in such a position right now where if it just quietly claimed this as a non-conference

win, well, I guess you would have to claim it as a is a conference win as a conference

win. Right. I don't think anybody would necessarily

push back. Obviously, we have a ton to get to today. We're going to recap just a really,

really bad week two response for the SEC in a variety of ways. And we'll ask some questions

with Yarnaw at the end. We're going to go through all the power five games as well as

Ole Miss being able to win on the road against a Michael Pratt list too late. But we got

to start with obviously Texas stunning Alabama. And I say stunning not because nobody thought

that Texas could win. Obviously, there were plenty of people that had Texas as beat Texas

beating Alabama was a very, very popular preseason upset pick. I definitely did not have

that. Texas is not back, but holy crap. What a statement that was. It wasn't just if they

had won the way that they did last year, I think we would be having a different conversation.

But the manner in which they went into Tuscaloosa and won that football game, wow, I could not

have been more wrong about Texas. I doubted their toughness. I prematurely crown the toughness

of Alabama. I mean, it is wild to think the history when you think about this game and what

Texas just did is probably even more impressive than what we realized in the moment. We've talked

about some of this. But that's Bama's first loss in non-conference place since Louisiana

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