SEC transfer portal chaos shakes up college football as schools Ole Miss, Texas A&M, and others rapidly reload their rosters with top talent. Notable names like Jay Crawford, Sharif Denson, and Jackson Harris headline high-impact additions, while names like Sam Leavitt and Brendan Sorsby spark quarterback portal shopping across college football. Could established stars like Ty Simpson or DJ Lagway find the right fit amidst the whirlwind of offers and shifting allegiances? Chris Gordy breaks down the biggest SEC storylines, including Auburn’s USF connection showing in the portal, Alabama’s latest exodus of players, and the drama surrounding Charlie Weis Jr.’s future—could an NFL payday lure him away from LSU before he even calls a play? And the latest on Trinidad Chambliss looking for another year of eligibility. Insightful analysis covers notable departures, program-altering arrivals, and the SEC’s evolving offensive strategies ahead of playoff season. Stay tuned for all the must-know transfer news and coaching moves set to reshape the Southeastern Conference.

SEC transfer portal chaos heats up as stars and coaches shake up the college football landscape. Will Mizzou secure Ole Miss QB Austin Simmons, and could elite WR Cam Coleman join forces with Arch Manning at Texas or spark a new era at Alabama? Surging transfer rumors, high-profile coaching moves leading to big portal movement —like Lane Kiffin & LSU and Alex Golesh & Auburn—and surprise player returns hint at a seismic offseason. How will these changes reshape championship hopes? Chris Gordy catches up with college football legends Tim Tebow and Danny Wuerffel to spotlight the impact of NIL and student-athlete community service, including the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team and the Wuerffel Trophy. Tebow & Wuerffel hosted a football camp with 60 local youth through nonprofit Thrive New Orleans during Allstate Sugar Bowl week, part of the AFCA Good Works Team Day of Service, an annual tradition that brings together honorees from the Good Works Team – college football players recognized for outstanding community service and leadership – to mentor and inspire young people. Other key topics include the playoff showdown between Georgia and Ole Miss, transfer portal deadline drama, Kentucky’s quarterback hunt, and critical roster re-signings across LSU, Auburn, and Florida. Who emerges as the SEC’s next powerhouse—and who’s set for a breakout year?

The Ole Miss Rebels shock the Georgia Bulldogs in a wild Sugar Bowl finish, as Trinidad Chambliss and Lucas Carneiro deliver game-changing plays to keep their National Championship hopes alive. With Lane Kiffin gone, Pete Golding has stepped fully into the spotlight, rallying the Rebels to a dramatic victory and securing their place in the College Football Playoff semifinal, where they’re set for a high-stakes showdown against the Miami Hurricanes. Only one SEC team remains - and it's the Ole Miss Rebels! Chris Gordy and Chris Marler break down Ole Miss’ resilient offense, clutch defense, and the pivotal coaching moves that fueled the upset. Key topics include Georgia’s unraveling, standout performances by Kewan Lacy and Harrison Wallace, the impact of transfer portal drama, and Alabama’s lopsided playoff loss to Indiana. The episode also explores what’s next for Alabama at quarterback in 2026 and how the SEC stacks up heading into the final rounds. Can the Rebels finish their storybook run?

SEC bowl struggles intensify scrutiny—has SEC dominance faded or is perception clouded by opt-outs and shifting motivations? Chris Gordy breaks down the reality behind SEC teams’ recent bowl losses, drawing sharp comparisons to the Big Ten and Big 12, and questioning if missed players and lackluster interest reveal more than the final score. Exclusive interviews with Ole Miss OC Charlie Weis Jr., defensive back Antonio Kite, and o-lineman Patrick Kutas, plus Georgia standouts in tight end Oscar Delp, defensive back Zion Branch, and linebacker CJ Allen, shed light on playoff mindsets, rematch strategies, and the grind of SEC football. Hear firsthand how team culture fuels business-as-usual resiliency, why defensive growth remains a secret weapon, and what these stars do to recharge off the field. Can Georgia, Ole Miss, or Alabama still silence the doubters and claim college football’s ultimate prize? Who will win the Sugar Bowl?

Auburn, LSU, and Florida face critical turning points as the transfer portal window opens—will high-profile departures and roster uncertainty derail their 2026 football campaigns? Chris Gordy unpacks the SEC’s latest transfer chaos, spotlighting major names like DJ Lagway, Carius Curne and Malcolm Simmons. From the Florida Gators’ quarterback and running back dilemmas to LSU’s offensive line exodus under Lane Kiffin’s new regime, and Auburn’s battle to keep core talent, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Key issues include how each program will address quarterback vacancies, compete for top incoming transfers, and handle the ripple effects of coaching changes. Plus, Chris Gordy breaks down the impact of recent bowl game losses for LSU vs Houston and Mizzou vs Virginia, shifting staff alliances between LSU and Ole Miss, and the money-driven motives behind transfer announcements. Will any of these storied programs successfully stabilize their rosters for the season ahead—or is more upheaval coming? Everydayer Club 

Ole Miss faces uncertainty as Trinidad Chambliss’s NCAA waiver for a sixth year stalls, casting doubt on his return and igniting speculation about Lane Kiffin’s quarterback plans at LSU, as well as Pete Golding's plan in Oxford. Will Ole Miss pivot to Austin Simmons, and how might LSU navigate the transfer portal if Chambliss’ college career ends abruptly? The shifting dynamics between SEC rivals take center stage, with NIL deals and medical eligibility in the spotlight. Chris Gordy unpacks South Carolina’s resurgence for 2026 as Nick Harbor, LaNorris Sellers, and edge rusher Dylan Stewart commit for next season, boosted by Kendal Briles’ offensive overhaul. The episode spotlights bowl season: Missouri-Virginia and LSU-Houston matchups, Ahmad Hardy’s chase for the single-season rushing record, opt-outs shaking the LSU Tigers’ roster, and high-stakes transfer moves. How will these dramatic changes redefine the SEC’s championship pursuit next year?

Three SEC powerhouses—Alabama, Georgia, and Ole Miss—remain in the hunt for a College Football Playoff title, but which squad has the edge to secure a national championship? The panel debates playoff predictions, debating the strengths and vulnerabilities of Alabama, Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss, and the ever-dominant Georgia Bulldogs. Can Ole Miss pull off a Disney-worthy run? Will Georgia’s balanced attack prove unstoppable, or is Alabama’s path the clearest to the trophy? The panel hands out holiday “gifts” to every SEC program—think quarterback upgrades, humble pie for LSU, and play-calling wisdom for Tennessee—while roasting rivals with sharp SEC wit. Plus: playoff seeding drama, blue-chip ratios, and skepticism about Big Ten ascendance. Squad up and get the inside scoop on conference bragging rights, transfer portal wildcards, and which SEC teams are primed to bring home national glory.

Auburn Tigers target USF quarterback Byrum Brown as Alex Golesh reshapes the roster—could this be Auburn’s next game-changing signal caller? Chris Gordy and Zac Blackerby debate the high-stakes quarterback battle between breakout freshman up and coming star Deuce Knight and proven veteran Byrum Brown, analyzing how Golesh’s system and Auburn’s evolving NIL strategy are shifting the program’s outlook. With fans split between banking on upside or proven production, the episode explores what dual-threat mobility means for SEC success, and whether Auburn can land immediate impact at the position. Roster turnover continues as a wave of Auburn players hit the transfer portal; Zac Blackerby discusses how the program’s new incentive-based NIL deals affect player retention. Key names like Cam Coleman and Eric Singleton hold the future of Auburn’s receiving corps in the balance. Hear insider perspectives on which departures raise red flags, why culture changes are needed, and how Golesh’s targeting strategy could propel Auburn back to SEC prominence.

The quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff are here. Who’s the hottest team left in the field? Indiana, Georgia, or Texas Tech?

LaNorris Sellers commits to return to South Carolina for 2026—can the Gamecocks finally ignite their offense and produce the SEC’s top quarterback next year? Chris Gordy breaks down Sellers’ return, along with new OC Kendall Briles, and South Carolina’s revamped roster, spotlighting the impact of recent offensive coaching changes, transfer portal buzz, and top recruits. Key questions emerge about the SEC quarterback landscape, with Arch Manning, Marcel Reed, and Cutter Boley confirmed to return, while programs like LSU, Florida, and Auburn navigate coaching changes and portal shakeups. The episode tackles NFL Draft declarations from Texas A&M stars Will Lee and JKC Concepcion, Florida’s recruiting wins, and player transfers affecting Texas and Vanderbilt. We hear sound bites from Shehan Jeyarajah analyzing Texas’ defensive coordinator move hiring Will Muschamp, while SEC Network's Peter Burns offers insider views on Texas A&M’s playoff struggles and Alabama’s resilience under Kalen DeBoer. Can Sellers elevate South Carolina and will the SEC’s shifting quarterback dynamics reshape next season’s power rankings?

SEC playoff hopes narrow as Georgia, Alabama, and Ole Miss battle for a path to the national championship. Can the Georgia Bulldogs’ stout defense and proven track record, led by a rematch against Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl, keep them in title contention? Meanwhile, Alabama rallies behind Ty Simpson’s resilience after a 17-point deficit against Oklahoma, setting up a daunting showdown with Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza and Indiana. Ole Miss, energized under Pete Golding, dominated Tulane but faces a massive test against the Bulldogs—will their explosive offense be enough? Chris Gordy spotlights key performances from Lottie Brooks, Trinidad Chambers, and Kewan Lacy, dissecting coaching changes like Chip Lindsey’s move to Missouri and Kevin Smith’s hiring at LSU. The episode also covers major SEC transfer portal shifts as Auburn, Oklahoma, and Tennessee see significant roster changes. Who is the SEC’s best hope for a title run—and which team can catch fire when it matters most?

The guys are reaction to the College Football Playoff First Round Games, including Alabama's incredible comeback win over Oklahoma, Texas A&M falling flat in their loss to Miami, and Ole Miss thumping Tulane, setting up some really fun games in the second round.

Texas A&M's College Football Playoff dreams are dashed as Miami pulls out a gritty 10-3 victory at Kyle Field amid swirling winds and missed chances. Marcel Reed flashes potential but his turnovers and a faltering Aggie run game prove costly, while Miami's Malachi Toney punches in the decisive score. How will College Station rebound after a one-and-done playoff exit—and the loss of key coordinators like Collin Klein and Jay Bateman? Chris Gordy breaks down the contrasting fortunes across the SEC, spotlighting Alabama's thrilling comeback against Oklahoma behind Ty Simpson, clutch defensive plays, and Kaleb DeBoer's tactical mastery. With SEC powerhouses shifting coaches, eyeing the transfer portal, and plotting next season's playoff run, every move matters. Can Texas A&M and Oklahoma reload for deeper runs, or will Alabama and Georgia continue to set the standard? Don’t miss this analysis of pivotal games and what’s next for the SEC elite.

The Texas Longhorns shake up the college football landscape as Will Muschamp returns to Austin as defensive coordinator. Is this a bold upgrade or an unnecessary risk for Steve Sarkisian’s squad, especially after a season in which the defense ranked among the nation’s best? Chris Gordy breaks down the controversial firing of Pete Kwiatkowski, fan and analyst reactions, and what Muschamp’s SEC pedigree could mean as Texas gears up for new challenges. Special guest Michael Taaffe, Texas Longhorns safety and recent Allstate Wuerffel Trophy winner, shares exclusive insights on battling through SEC play, the evolution of the Texas defense, and the high expectations for Arch Manning. The Allstate AFCA Good Works Team captain also discusses the biggest difference in playing in the Big12 vs the SEC. The episode spotlights key transfer portal news, coaching moves across the SEC, and the Longhorns’ fierce rivalry win over Texas A&M to close the season. Can Texas ride these big changes to new heights?

SEC powers battle for playoff supremacy as Alabama eyes revenge—and Oklahoma’s defense sets the tone. Can Ty Simpson fight through injury to ignite the Crimson Tide offense, or will Oklahoma’s healthy lineup, led by AR Mason Thomas, clamp down yet again? Chris Gordy and more break down Alabama vs. Oklahoma, Texas A&M’s crucial test against Miami, and Ole Miss’s playoff bid with Pete Golding at the helm. The squad analyzes availability reports, key injuries to Josh Cuevas and Jam Miller, turnovers, and special teams’ X-factors. Is Carson Beck’s big-game record enough for Miami? Plus, what could sink Ole Miss’s hopes against Tulane and how will SEC rivals exploit coaching shakeups? Don’t miss sharp playoff picks, bold predictions, and key insights into SEC playoff hopes and national championship implications.

We're talking SEC teams in the first round of the CFB Playoff - Could Ole Miss face a dangerous playoff test as Tulane looks to stun the Lane Kiffin-less Rebels in a rematch loaded with high stakes and new storylines. Can the Green Wave’s improved offense and recent AAC championship experience threaten an Ole Miss squad now playing under new head coach Pete Golding? Chris Gordy and Chris Marler break down Ole Miss’s offensive firepower, Tulane’s defensive metrics, and whether losing their head coach leaves the Rebels vulnerable to a postseason upset. The show also spotlights Alabama’s revenge mission against Oklahoma in Norman, exploring turnover margins, injury comebacks, and conference supremacy as Ty Simpson and John Mateer will battle it out again. Wrapping up, a preview of Texas A&M vs. Miami raises questions about defensive playmakers, quarterback mistakes, and coaching pressure, with playoff aspirations on the line. Don’t miss expert analysis and bold predictions on the SEC’s hottest playoff matchups.

Which teams are going to make a push to the second round of the College Football Playoff?

The Texas A&M Aggies look to silence critics and reignite their CFB playoff push as they face the Miami Hurricanes in a high-stakes College Football Playoff opener. With QB Marcel Reed’s improved passing and Le’Veon Moss returning to energize the ground game, can the Aggies showcase the full power of their offense at Kyle Field’s raucous 12th Man atmosphere? Chris Gordy and Tony Catalina analyze Texas A&M’s chances, breaking down injury updates, standout performances, and the impact of recent coaching changes. Key topics include Miami’s stout defense, Carson Beck’s interception history, and whether home field advantage will tip the scales for the Aggies. Insights on Mario Craver, KC Concepcion, and upcoming matchups keep listeners ahead of the curve.Can Mike Elko’s squad shake off late-season doubts and secure their playoff path? Don’t miss this expert breakdown of Texas A&M’s keys to victory. Also, we update you on news Around The Conference as we keep an eye on big name QBs hitting the Transfer Portal and could end up at SEC schools. Meanwhile, Arch Manning is returning to the Texas Longhorns in 2026! We catch you up on all the other latest SEC news as well.

Questions linger about Alabama’s Ty Simpson and his health heading into the playoff clash against Oklahoma. Will Alabama’s offense recover in time to make a statement, or does Simpson’s recent slump signal deeper trouble? The SEC Transfer Portal chaos is already heating up as DJ Lagway headlines a wave of quarterback portal movement, with powerhouse programs like LSU and Miami likely entering the race for top talent. Lane Kiffin’s possible interest in guys like Lagway & Sam Leavitt could shake up the SEC quarterback landscape. We also catch you up on some assistant coaching news at Texas A&M, Florida and more. Chris Gordy sits down with Alabama legend Shaun Alexander for exclusive insights on the Crimson Tide’s mentality, their historic run game identity, and the edge needed for postseason triumphs. The episode breaks down All-America team selections, Texas A&M’s bold coaching promotions, and key portal entries like Liona Lefau and Jordan Castell. Plus, get an inside look at the finalists for the Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year Award. Due to Shaun’s tremendous freshman campaign for the Crimson Tide, The College Football Freshman Player of the Year Award is now called The Shaun Alexander Award. The winner of the award will be announced on December 30, 2025. And can Alabama outlast Oklahoma and keep their title dreams alive?