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SEC fans welcome to the Saturday Down South podcast.

I'm Connor O'Gera, National Columnists for SDS.

I'm excited to be joined by a very, very special guest today.

Heisman Trophy winner and current SEC Network, ESPN analyst Tim Tebo is with us.

Tim is here today on behalf of the All State AFCA Good Works team.

He teamed up with the All State All Hands In Movement ahead of the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans.

They joined forces to refresh the Apex Youth Center, which is a drop-in center for at-risk youth committed to

improving young lives through education, technology, and the arts.

Tim, why don't you tell us about the fine work that you're doing with the All-State Good Works team?

Well, it's so awesome in a time where so many people are focused on the playoffs and all the bowl

games and obviously I am too. I love it. You know, it's been so much a part of my life, but it's amazing at a time like that when we can focus on something that matters even more and that's given back and making a difference in people's lives that really need it.

And that's what we're doing here with the All State Good Work team.

And that's what we're doing at the Apex Center,

refurbishing it, and trying to make a difference for thousands of lives

that come in here and use it every single year. And I'm very honored to be joined. of but more importantly I've had great lives off the field and given back to so many people and so it's pretty special.

That's really good stuff and for more information on that fans can go to

ESPN.com slash all state.

Now let's talk some football. Tim your bread and butter is the SEC. So let's talk about

those two playoff teams first. Everybody wants to know how good this Alabama team really is. I know you were a big advocate of the tide getting that fourth and final seed.

Now that the dust has finally settled on that debate, how good do you think this Alabama team can be in a 14 tournament?

Well I think they have a chance to be the top team. I think they got to execute but

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