Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday, non-South podcast. I am Conor O'Gara. Will is full

Paul season. Yeah, you know, as far as the SEC calendar goes, it's the classic. I've cared

about basketball long enough. I feel as you as women's team is still going and we still

got this juggernaut of a baseball team. Let's not forget that. But functionally, football

yes, I arise our other sports going on. Shout out Kim Mulkey, punch in the final four ticket. I'm

assuming and we're recording this before South Carolina is playing in the elite eight. I'm assuming

Don Staley's going to rally the troops and it'll be two tickets punch for the SEC. But people will

know that by the time they listen to it. But yes, three and out for the SEC men in the sweet

16. We will talk about that. Of course, plan for today. Adam Sparks, who is just awesome on

the Tennessee beat for the Knoxville, new set. No, he is going to join us talk about a bunch of

different storylines. A certain true freshman quarterback that just a couple of people around

those parts are interested in maybe maybe get to discuss him. We'll see. And then we're going

to do decluttering in figuring it out because we have done a lot of decluttering in the last like

eight days in our household and was curious if other people have takes on that. But first,

well, we got to talk about the SEC's March sadness. Just rinse and repeat. That's what it is. I

mean, like, let's we call it like it is. We do. That's what we try and do on this show. That's what

we're going to do here today. Last time we spoke, that was kind of wondering. Yes, you see going to

have maybe two teams in the final four. Maybe maybe just three possible. I mean, hadn't happened

since 1985, big yeast. So we're not talking about a very likely scenario here. It didn't think

Arkansas was going to get there. Even Tennessee, you're kind of like, I know what, there's a path

in the field has opened up with probably not Alabama, surely looked like the prohibitive

favorites in the in the tournament. It was setting up really well for the SEC to at least have

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