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I'm Josh Pate, National Director of Video at 24-7 Sports, also host of Latekick Live on the 24-7

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Well, to explain this, this is the Latekick Extra podcast, and it's where we take all the

questions about 95% of them at least that you get to me that I cannot get to on the show.

And as I tell you all the time on the show, your content is oftentimes better than my content.

And so this podcast ends up being more fun, usually, than the shows themselves that we do.

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in the written review. A number of you have done that. That's how we're going to kick this episode

off. Let's dive in.

Hedging Chu, first up today on the podcast review. Will the SEC, he asks, ever take a backseat to another conference? I'm sure sometime in the maybe not near future, but I'm sure in the future

at some point, there will come a year where we look at college football as a snapshot and say, hey, I don't think the SEC is the best conference this year. That certainly is not out of the realm of possibility. Now, as he pointed out, I paraphrase a lot of these questions for time's sake, but as he went on to point out, he felt the SEC's been on top for a majority of the last decade and a half.

I can't disagree with him.

But even then, there have been pockets.

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