Welcome into Outkick the show. I am your fearless leader Clay Travis. I hope all of you are having fantastic Mondays.

Wherever you may be across this great country or this great land, this is Outkick the show. I was out all last week.

I was in Texas. I was in California. I was in Atlanta.

Now I am back in the great state of Tennessee getting ready for Bill's Titans tonight. Monday night football in my hometown of Nashville.

I'll be taking the Travis boys. We will be headed out there shortly. But first I've got this show.

Then we're going to do Fox Bet Live. Then we will add in an additional show.

The fade with Todd Furman to get you ready for Monday night football gambling in particular.

But we begin with the fallout at Ole Miss Tennessee in Knoxville on what was a fabulous night in Neal.

And I understand that the usual battering nabobs of negativity, the corona bros in the sports media, you know who they are.

Lost their minds over Tennessee fan reactions. I'm going to explain all that.

But first the fallout relatively insignificant about what I predicted would happen.

$250,000 fine. The same kind of fine you get when you storm the field.

Also there is going to be an attempt to discover who were the people throwing things onto the field.

And if they are uncovered, they will be banned from attending any college sporting event at the University of Tennessee for the remainder of the season.

So in the grand scheme of this thing, as I wrote on Sunday, I would encourage you guys to check out the starting 11.

This story was going to fade very quickly. It is almost all gone now.

If there is an entertaining Monday night football game, it will fade into oblivion. What shouldn't fade into oblivion, however, is the underlying root cause here.

Which is lack of faith in SEC officiating. This all came into being because of a series of events directly related to SEC officiating.

First of all, I believe there was a total failure of officiating. When Tennessee got a fumble from Matt Corral, scooped and scored,

should have tied the game at seven. The officials allowed the entire play to happen.

If you haven't seen the video, was a fourth down fake. And what was supposed to be happening is I think they were going to try to go for a deep pass.

But initially the quarterback was trying to sell the fact that they had handed off that the ball had gone into the center of the line.

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