SEC Media Days begins today in Nashville, we'll have every team covered.

Tennessee football's force to vacate all 11 wins from 2019 and 2020,

and free agent wide receiver, John Dre Hopkins, is expected to sign with the Titans right here in

Nashville. Check it out a more on Creative Company.

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share the show. We really appreciate it. Now as crazy as this is going to sound,

the possibility of Auburn and Alabama having similar records in 2023 isn't that far-fetched.

Now before you guys whisk me off to Shutter Island or put me in Arkham Asylum with the Joker

and Penguin, let's take a look at how this could actually happen.

Now first off, there is no doubt that Alabama has better personnel overall.

Hugh Freeze has a hell of a mountain of climb when it comes to evening that out.

But at most spots, the Auburn roster is going to be much improved, including the offensive line,

and Bama does have some pretty big question marks at important spots.

The Titans quarterback situation is all but settled, and Bryce Young has gone to the Panthers in

the NFL. Now they also aren't the same dominant team on the line of scrimmage that help build them

into the College Football Dynasty that we've been used to seeing. The left tackle spots still

have some growing to do, and it's very rare to see a new quarterback and left tackle debuting

for the tide in the same season. Now Bama also just lost a generational defensive talent,

Will Anderson, but we know they're going to have a new way of superstars ready to try and turn

the Bama defense into what it used to be. Now as I mentioned, Auburned upgraded on the offensive

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