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SEC Network's Tom Hart joined Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino and talked College Football, College Basketball and College Baseball

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SEC Network's Tom Hart joined Nick Cellini and Chris Dimino and talked College Football, College Basketball and College Baseball

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This episode if presented by Solomon Brothers! 

Drew Butler and Jake Fromm are back to recap the action that was in week 12. We saw South Carolina absolutely DEMOLISH Tennessee. Georgia didn't need a ton of points on Saturday, but they beat Kentucky. There was an awkward on-air moment on SEC Network. We get the Solomon Brother Big Watch of the Week! Also, might we finally get Lane Kiffin to Auburn? 

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UGA All-American and College Football Hall of Famer Matt Stinchcomb gives his take on this year's Bulldogs and answers the questions of if anyone can challenge UGA and if Stetson Bennett should be considered a Heisman hopeful.

He also gives a funny behind-the-mic look at what happened when Kirby Smart nudged him out of the way of UGA's entrance onto the field a couple weeks ago, and then gives a spot-on impression of Kirby doing a press conference after last year's national championship game.

All that, plus we look back at Georgia's win at Mississippi State to find the point where the game turned in favor of the Bulldogs. We discuss another ANOTHER SEC east title for the Bulldogs and look ahead a touch to the SEC championship matchup with LSU.

And we touch on the passing of UGA baseball coach Steve Webber, the UGA basketball team and more. Thanks for tuning in!

SEC network play-by-play man Tom Hart joins to talk about the troubles of UGA basketball, where Stegeman Coliseum ranks around the SEC's stadiums, if he rooted for the Bulldogs in the national title game and what made the Braves' World Series special to him, a former Braves TV reporter.

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This week, host Bob Rathbun welcomes SEC Network host and analyst Steffi Sorensen to talk about all things women’s basketball! Plus, the latest Jersey Mike’s News and Notes sets the table for this week’s big games!

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Cole Cubelic of the SEC Network stops by to break down Georgia-Alabama and the SEC Championship. We ask him about Georgia's defense, if Jordan Davis is worthy of the Heisman, where Alabama could possibly exploit the Bulldogs, who is the most interesting character in the SEC and much more.

We'll also look back at Georgia's dominance of Georgia Tech, the season as a whole and what we expect will happen this Saturday (And if George Pickens will have an impact) and when the Bulldogs reach the College Football Playoffs.

Join us to break it all down as the undefeated and No. 1 Bulldogs go for the national title.

Drew and Aaron are here on Labor Day! The guys recap the week one games. They have two teams who were the THE teams this weekend in their games. They also talk about the road ahead for Georgia. We get a quick preview of Ole Miss-Louisville. Plus, a look ahead at the week two games. 

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Row Sixty #3 - Georgia vs Clemson 2021

00:00:01 - DJ Who?

00:00:29 - Introduction & Welcome

00:02:22 - Our First Sponsor!

00:03:39 - Mayonnaise

00:04:33 - Credit to Clemson

00:06:06 - It's a Rivalry

00:06:55 - Notable Games

00:10:12 - Significance of this Game

00:12:25 - Dawgs' Biggest Week One EVER

00:14:11 - Keys to the Game

00:24:21 - If Georgia Wins...

00:26:52 - If Clemson Wins...

00:29:37 - Petting Rocks & Polluting the Environment

00:32:02 - Adam's Mic Debacle (1/2)

00:32:41 - Adam's Dream

00:35:02 - Clark's MVP's

00:38:11 - Adam's MVP's

00:39:15 - Pick 'Em

00:39:43 - Alabama vs Miami

00:40:57 - Notre Dame vs FSU

00:42:10 - Louisville vs Ole Miss

00:43:16 - Adam's Mic Debacle (2/2)

00:43:25 - GAME OF THE WEEK!

00:44:51 - UGA vs CU Score Prediction

00:48:07 - Call-in Show

00:50:38 - TIME TO LET THE BIG DAWG EAT!

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Jenna is joined by SEC and Florida Gulf Coast League broadcaster, podcast host, and Alabama alum, Gray Robertson! They talk about college softball, the SEC and Alabama softball, the FGCL and its significance, takeaways from the Tokyo Olympics, how softball drew him in, why he covers women’s sports, some fun hot takes (hello, Selection Committee), and more.

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Jenna is joined by ESPN softball analyst, pitching expert, Texas A&M Hall of Famer and 2X All American, Amanda Scarborough! They talk about turning points in the college softball season, how the sport has grown, effects of NIL on the game, her broadcasting approach, pitching and keys to developing pitchers, the Olympics, how all levels of softball work together, overcoming adversity, and what softball needs to continue to grow.

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Jenna is joined by 2X NCAA national champion and All-American at Florida, 2015 National POY, USA and NPF alum, and travel ball coach, Lauren Haeger! They talk about her experience at Florida and the WCWS, being a two-way player, her pitching and hitting approaches, why the most unbothered players are the ones who win, and all things travel ball - her pet peeves, the positives, and why she teaches the next generation.

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Postseason college softball is back! Jenna breaks down the 2021 NCAA tournament bracket revealed at the Selection Show, how it works, themes by conference, reactions around the softball world, positive takeaways, history making, surprises to watch for, and what we can look forward to on the road to the WCWS. Plus, softball news and the Foul Tip of the Week.

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ESPN & SEC Network analysis Cole Cubelic joins the show and shares his thoughts on Josh Heupel and what the Vols will look like in 2021. We also discuss his thoughts about the rest of the SEC and the competition we are going to be facing. Kyler and Reed break down the Vols in the Draft and their chances on their new teams. Kyler also shares a story during "Big Orange Juice" of a former teammate stealing from him.

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Jenna is joined by standout pro softball player, first ever female Rawlings Gold Glove winner, LSU All-American, and TV host, AJ Andrews! They talk about building confidence, breaking barriers for women and girls, what makes a great outfielder, her diving catches, the Air Andrews sisters making their marks at LSU, why her ESPN Body Issue was important, and believing nothing is impossible.

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ESPN’s rising star broadcaster, Laura Rutledge, brings skill and versatility to any lineup. On this episode, you will hear how the host of ESPN’s NFL Live and the SEC Network’s SEC Nation, carved out her niche.

Laura takes us on her journey that includes winning “Miss Florida” in 2012, landing her first TV job while still in journalism school, and honing her craft as a sideline reporter for the Tampa Bay Rays and the San Diego Padres. Find out who inspired her, which sport she loves most, and how she feels the sports world is evolving regarding women. Laura joins the guys, on this episode of Major League Beginnings.

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John T. Edge, host of True South, on the SEC Network, joined us right after the airing of the Brownsville episode. It's perfect timing with Tony Delk being a Brownsville native. We talked about the show, how he puts it together, the people he meets and more. We also talked about the Cats struggles as they've limped to a 1-4 start.

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Our quarter-century epi is a big one and you don’t want to miss it! You probably won’t since you’re reading this description.

With college football’s return we grab an awesome interview with Alyssa Lang from ESPN/SEC Network. Alyssa gives us a look into the college football season coming up and what it’s like to have such a sick job like working for the Mothership.

Also, the boys, as always, recap their weekends. RC once again tied on a bender, Dad didn’t do much and Timmy broke in the NFL season as one of the only fans in the country who was actually allowed to go to a game. Timmy gets fan girled at the game, confirming that he is now famous.

Current events dives into the Fresh Prince and what TV shows you wish you could live in and Colton from The Bachelor catching a restraining order.

The fellas break down how they would handle certain uncomfortable situations like returning food or breaking up with someone.

And you know we’ve got News of the Weird presented Kanga Coolers. Things get a little uncomfortable.

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Scott Hecht has worked many different roles in sports broadcasting, including as a producer, director and coordinating producer/director, having been lead producer for the Phoenix Suns and San Diego Padres, lead director for TVG Network and as coordinating producer/director at ESPN.  He currently works as senior producer at Syracuse University Athletics.

1:36 - Where his love of sports started.

2:50 - When he knew he had to work in sports tv.

4:12 - How he got into the sports tv industry.

6:25 - How he has helped others break into the production side of sports tv.

8:15 - How mistakes happen in a truck and the need for younger people.

10:00 - The opportunities for sports production people.

11:26 - What it was like producing his first ever event.

13:50 - What broadcasting legend Arnie Harris taught him about producing/directing.

16:00 - Producing the Phoenix Suns during their successful seasons and how it led to more opportunities.

17:50 - How he worked with athletes to help make his shows better.

20:36 - How storytelling is a big part of his producing philosophy and how it’s done for the viewer.

21:56 - How he produced baseball and how storytelling is a big part of helping the viewers understand the game, and why he loves producing for the viewer.

25:42 - How producing the 1999 World Basketball Championships for the NBA was his most memorable event as well as the scariest moment in his career.

33:21 - What it was like working for ESPN.

35:11 - What a Coordinating Producer does in the studio.

38:05 - How he transitioned to overseeing university sports productions with ESPN/SEC Network.

39:49 - Working with a younger generation in sports tv production.

40:25 - How everyone used to think that students attended Syracuse University to become an announcer, but more are looking at production-type opportunities.

41:58 - How Syracuse supports goals of being the next great announcer but they want to equip students with production knowledge.

43:36 - What he things the future of tv and broadcasting looks like.

46:27 - How storytelling is becoming a lost art with all of the changes in how games are produced.

48:05 - How his love for working in sports broadcasting is a sacrifice that he hopes help the viewer make memorable experiences with their families.