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Rob Browne Discusses the SEC and Texas · The Jake Wimberly Podcast

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  Let's go to Rob Brown, of course, host of Sidelines dot Live.
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  He is on your radio, Rob, Welcome in, sir. I appreciate
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  you joining us. How are you hey doing great? Starts a little bit
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  late, man, it's getting closer the fifteenth of July. We'll be here
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  before we know, at SEC Media Day in Dallas. So the unofficials started
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  college football season. But College World Series is pretty captivating right now. Oh,
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  it is Tennessee right now, bottom of the eight, six to two
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  over Florida State. Looks like they're on their way to the final. They
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  will take on Texas A and m or Florida. So, I mean it's
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  an you know, we talked about it being ACC versus SEC. Looks like
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  it's going to be SEC versus SEC, and the conference again controls college baseball.
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  It does in Florida State. It's really good. This is twenty four
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  or twenty five times the World Series, and it looks like they're going to
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  be going home back to Tallahassee without a College World Series National Championship trophy.
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  But I just think weekend and week out the grind. I'm playing the SEC
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  schedule like it says in the Good book Iron Sharping's iron. Guess it does.
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  Think about that and the SEC guys, they know a lot of teams
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  hope they're going to win a game. SEC schools know they're going to win
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  a game. You reference to SEC media days, what are some you know,
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  obviously Texas and Oklahoma that's going to be a big storyline coming into the
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  conference. Yeah, what are some of the things you're looking looking forward to
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  maybe hearing? I mean sometimes, you know, we get so much information
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  now we know that because we have it. We do shows like this every
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  day. You do shows every day. There's a ton of information. But
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  what are you looking forward to maybe discovering or finding out? We're talking about,
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  well, is the loss of Bo Davis. I think the day he
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  announced he was going to move from Texas to LSU to be their defensive line
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  coach, and he didn't go back to Alabama. Look how quickly Nick Saban
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  said, I'm out. I think he needed Bo Davis back so badly.
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  Both is one of the best coaches, along with Rodney Garner on the defensive
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  line in America. I'm looking to see how Texas does without Tremont sweat A
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  bunch of those stud defensive linemen. And also you just got to think about
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  it. They've just had a few games they had to get up for in
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  the Big Twelve and the granted they did beat Alabama last year soundly in Tessa,
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  LUSA, but they didn't have to do that. Every week you think
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  about, you know, Old miss and Auburn, and you know every week
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  you know you got to do it. Like I said, being in the
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  SEC, it's like being in a bar at two in the morning and you've
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  had a few beers and you feel kind of feisty, like you want to
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  hit somebody. The guy on your left is a Marine Recon. Guy on
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  your rights the Navy Seal guy over in the corners Delta. That guy's Ranger
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  Battalion. That guy's Air Force Commando. The other guy over there is Green
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  Berets Special Forces. There's nowhere to hide. Texas is just gonna have to
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  adjust. They're going to be good, don't get me wrong. But they
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  got money. We know they do in Oklahoma do but it's the grind.
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  You can't emphasize it enough, and I ain't. Texas could lose two or
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  three games just because the defensive line. The difference is having to do that
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  every week. I don't think they're built for that. They're built for the
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  SEC, but not on that front. Seven. I don't think this year