Show Notes
Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Hank South examine whether the SEC’s nine-game conference schedule will help or hurt its College Football Playoff contenders. With the Big Ten looking vulnerable and other conferences lacking dominant teams, could a three-loss SEC program possess a stronger résumé than a 10–2 team from another league?
The crew applies that debate directly to Texas, which would likely be safely inside the field at 10–2 but faces uncertainty at 9–3. A third loss to LSU or Missouri might be survivable, while a defeat against Mississippi State or Arkansas could be fatal. They also discuss injuries, the eye test and why nobody fully trusts the selection committee to reward strength of schedule.
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Jeff Howe, CJ Vogel and Hank South react to Steve Sarkisian’s final media availability before Texas hosts Mississippi State. Andre Cojoe prepares for his first start at left tackle after a strong week of practice, while Sark provides encouraging updates on Richard Wesley and the Longhorns’ improving depth at edge, linebacker and defensive back.