Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday Down South podcast presented to you by Texas Pete. I'm Connor Guerra.

We'll, uh, case for those who are listening to this can't tell. I am, I'm playing hurt today. I'm playing hurt today.

Fire up the, Ed reached, Ed read speech. I'm hurt. Don't ask me if I'm all right.

That, that right there just, just physically hurt me by, by saying that. Um, yeah, not great.

Daycare germs have gotten the best of me and, uh, yeah, I realize that on sound is good as I possibly can't.

But why do we power through? We power through because week five is here. Seven games in the SEC all conference matchups.

Did you know fun fact this weekend and week 11, those are the only two weekends where that's the case where we just have no by weeks, no non conference games.

Just seven SEC football games, all SEC competition. That's these, these are the weekends. I know I said it last week too, because week four, the slate was so good.

But you know what? These are also the weekends that we think about in the middle of May. Over like, I would do anything for a great weekend of college football this weekend will be great.

Not necessarily that one massive headline or matchup in the SEC. A lot of really good matchups in the SEC.

So we're going to dig into all those obviously great show today. Fun interview coming up with Brandon Copeland, who played in the NFL for about a decade.

He is now one of the founders of athletes.org. So we talked about that. Some NIL stuff, some financial literacy and college sports.

A lot more some of him. Yeah.

So how many chains can I buy if I were to get an NIL deal over under two?

Uh, he did bring up the subject of spending money on chains in jewelry.

I don't think we have a definitive answer to that just yet. It's closer to zero than you think though, definitely.

And we're going to do a bold and brash and lad of the week. So let's dig right into the week five slate.

Number 22 Florida against Kentucky. Kentucky is a one and a half point favorite.

The best over under that I'm going to give all day. You know what it is. The over under is 61,000 cold beers consumed by fans attending this football game.

That is the Kroger field capacity where alcohol can finally be sold.

Big revelation and likes it in this year. Many fans are very pleased about that.

I realized the average of one beer per person doesn't really sound like a lot, but then when you factor in the under 21 crowd.

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