You, Me, and the SEC Ben and Brittany Osborne

We're back after a good little break, and there's much to discuss about the current state of SEC football, including the epic showdown between Georgia and Tennessee, Vecna finally coming for Bryan Harsin, the train coming off the tracks in College Station, and oh yeah Alabama and LSU too I guess.

Football is back! What a wild ride it was in Knoxville. Is Nick Saban actually a bad coach? Many people are saying it. Plus, we talk about the quiet inevitability of Brian Kelly, Josh Heupel managing a Feed and Seed, and the return of the valiant and brave Kentucky Wildcats. Plus Vecna continues to wait on Bryan Harsin - perhaps he is getting impatient?

Don't know if you've heard, but football is canceled. Wait, *checks notes* we are still moving on with the season despite Tennessee being good, Ben's dreams of Vanderbilt being good starting to end, and Kentucky losing in extremely sad fashion. Hopefully the one combined episode trend will not continue, but who can say at this point.

Two in one this week, why aren't you lucky? After their trip to DC, Ben and Brittany are back with a run through last week's games and a look at the slate this weekend. We discuss important things such as how close Vecna is to Bryan Harsin, whether Brittany's head was close to exploding with Missouri's trumpet music, and how feasible it would be to put ten TVs in their basement. Plus Ben is sad about Will Levis's injury, and Piper farts her way all across the room. What a time to be alive!  Plus these links...
The Trumpet Music, perhaps made for ZorroMike Leach on Eloping

Week 5 seems to be a promising week, what with five conference matchups on the docket. Ben and Brittany run through the lot of them, including an update on the Luther Burden drama in Missouri, some of the antics that happen when LSU plays Auburn, and an extended debate on which SEC schools are "camo schools" in light of Ole Miss's camo uniforms for their game this weekend.

A wild week ends with Ben and Brittany discussing the fallout of the Oink Doink, the crushing inevitability of Tennessee being good, and the glorious return of Auburn Jesus. Plus Brittany learns what a "push" is in gambling and seems determined to break the rules of Betting With Brittany.