Rob and Craig and guests preview the College Football Playoff, which starts with a Friday night SEC showdown between Alabama and Oklahoma in Norman and then Saturday Miami is at Texas A&M and Tulane heads up to Oxford to play Ole Miss. Also, what the heck is going on at Michigan and a lot more.

There are five SEC teams in the College Football Playoff. Who is in? Who should have been in? Craig and Rob and their friends break it down in selection Sunday episode of SEC Sunday Night.

One of the wildest Sundays in recent memory around the Southeastern Conference and we are here for it.

Mike Morgan and Drew Crabtree are among this week's guests with Rob and Craig as the Lane Kiffin drama is getting real along with some other interesting coaching searches. Also, it's rivalry week and this Thanksgiving weekend is sure to feature plenty of drama as the Egg Bowl, the Lone Star Showdown and Clean Old Fashioned Hate take center stage on Friday to start what should be a great weekend of college football

We are at the point in the 2025 college football season where the Southeastern Conference could realistically have half of a 12-team College Football Playoff field. Craig and Rob break all of that down, plus coaching openings and comebacks/meltdowns Saturday and the Georgia Bulldogs blow the Horns out and topple Texas yet again.

All of a sudden, the Southeastern Conference could get half of the College Football Field this season. Joy is in Starkville, Miss., where the Georgia Bulldogs waxed the other Bulldogs. Casey from Message Board Geniuses is in the house as usual. We also talk with our Texas Tech expert about happenings in Lubbock and if the Big 12 will be a one-big league again this season.

The College Football Playoff committee has released the first set of rankings for the 2025 season. Rob and Craig along with Memphis Spence and others break it all down on a special episode of SEC Sunday Night.

LSU became the second blue blood SEC football program to have a coaching opening prior to November when the Tigers dramatically fired Brian Kelly, handed him (as of now) a $50 million plus buyout and ended his tenure just short of four seasons. Rob, Craig and a host of guests including Maggie Johnson, Daily Joy and our friends from Message Board Geniuses all chime in for a big discussion. It was another great week of football in the SEC and we review.