2025 SEC Football Thread

Yea I agree.

 

I believe we have 4-6 losable games based on last years teams.

 

The QB from the little Christian school in TN will be there soon!

 

Baggin hard!

 

Baggin and Dwaggin

 

When you have Searls/Bobo, and awful QB, and defense that is just getting worse....it doesn't sound that crazy.

But I'm sure you'll be 70pt favorites in most games and your SEC slate will have no chance of losing

 

Muschamp isn't doing any coaching? He's still full time, no?

 

He doesn't work too hard since Ray Tanner made him a very happy man

 

He left half of the year last year and returned towards the end

 

Arkansas always has seven losable games on our schedule.

And, usually, we lose them.

 

Texas too high. Arch will have some bumps along the way. 2-3 losses.

 

Won the super bowl and left. Sad

 

Buddy, do I have bad news for you!

 

June practices are the most important ones

 

Get ready to FLEX, SEC fans. The full #SEC TV schedule for the 2025 #CFB season.

— Brandon Marcello (@brandonmarcello.com) 2025-06-11T18:34:08.680Z

 

I love knowing or at least having a good idea when most of the games are this far out

 

Whoa. As someone who has spent entirely way too much time gaming out kickoffs that are months away, I'm not quite sure how to react to that.

 

If we end up sucking this year, probably going to try to hit the Texas at UGA game

Sounds like it should be entertaining and I'm not sure I can handle another Florida loss

 

Get ready to speak Lagway, buddy!

 

Super Bowl at night!

 

How are they having practices in June?

 

Get out of here with logic. We all want to laugh at Tennessee.

 

Heupel playing chess, not checkers in them endzones, my boy.

 

What could have been...


how it affected his mental health and details how he's found peace through coaching while playing at an MVP level south of the border.

 

Who is making, or asking for, a Jeremy Johnson documentary?

 

That’s hilarious

 

In case you were wondering, Stingray is still around. Has his own radio show and stuff.

 

Randy Quaid, Stingray, and Jerry Lawler at a Mississippi ComicCon is fucking hilarious

 

Wasn't Randy Quaid a wanted fugitive no too long ago?

 

Yeah that's what I was wondering

 

Ok reading his wiki he's spent most of the 2000s being accused of and/or arrested for petty crimes

 

Maybe Canada thinks having to do Mississippi Comicon is punishment enough

 

I haven't done a deep dive on it but how it was relayed on the news was they were arrested in Vermont due to California charges and then Vermont couldn't pursue anything because of how much of a disaster the California filings were and ended up dropping the charges.

 

This is pretty much the long and short of it:

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Initial Fugitive Status:
  The Quaids were wanted in California for felony charges of vandalism and squatting after failing to appear in court. They had fled to Canada in 2010.
• Vermont Arrest and Release:
  They were arrested in Vermont while attempting to cross the border from Canada, as they were still considered fugitives by California. Initially, they were held on $500,000 bail, but the charges were later dropped, and they were released.
• Discrepancies in Paperwork:
  The judge in Vermont dismissed the fugitive charges due to discrepancies in the dates and lack of probable cause in the paperwork from California.
• California's Pursuit:
  Despite the Vermont ruling, the Santa Barbara County District Attorney's office initially stated they would still pursue extradition.
• Resolution:
  Eventually, the felony charges against Randy Quaid were dropped, and he was a free man.

 

STILL GOT IT

— BUM CHILLUPS AKA SPENCER HALL (@edsbs.bsky.social) 2025-06-24T19:53:15.058Z

 

Just reminded me of this Spurrier story from Brian Schottenheimer I recently heard for the first time

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1XmibFctRr/

 

Congrats on MTG, Dawgs.

 

Auburn claiming University of Southern Mississippi legend Jimmy Buffet.