Oh, welcome in, a little step-as-so to that SEC podcast.

I'm your host, Mike Brun, I go by SEC Michael Tutor, and I've enjoyed his always by my

cousin Shane, who goes by big orange balls on Twitter, we up to your big Tennessee

hoover. Hey, buddy, what's going on? No, I'm great. I am awesome. I've been online here

lately, just soaking up some of that rat poison mic. I know everybody's mad. We're talking

about the Tennessee volunteers. We're damn, we ain't got to talk about them in 20 years.

Let us, let us marinate in a little bit. So, no, I'm one of the best things to say that

I've seen this week. Someone said, well, hell, why don't you boys act like you've been

there before. Tennessee's not a bit here since, in this show's existence. You don't want

to be. So, seriously, I just started getting facial hair the last time we had that. I mean,

you know, I can't grow hair. So, get the hell out of here. I want to talk about Tizzy

volunteers. That's what I'll talk about. We'll talk about other teams. I mean, we're going

to get to it. This is Mike. We, we, we were talking before we got rolling here. I truly

think that this Saturday, I've kind of dubbed it separation Saturday. I, I think, you

know, there's a lot of folks out there and maybe myself included that have created these

little false narratives in the back of our mind that, hey, we control our destiny. We

win out. We're going to an SEC championship. We're a team to be reckoned with. But I

think, you know, you know, you have one game you drop, that's okay. But then you start

losing the second games, then the narrative changes. And I think that comes to fruition

this weekend. Mike, I really do think that we're going to have a little bit of separation

with these SEC opponents. Yeah, and this is perfect, Shane. I mean, we do not even network

what we're going to talk about before we hop on the line. But I was going to open the

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