Scanning the SEC

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Scanning the SEC dives into everything about the Ole Miss Rebels and also takes a look at sporting events and news from around the Southeastern Conference! Hosted by Isaac Scheer, Scanning the SEC is a weekly show on 92.1 WUMS Rebel Radio that airs live Fridays at 7pm Central. Catch up here on the podcast and listen to bonus short episodes every weekday. Have thoughts you would love to share? Send an email to scanningthesec@gmail.com or leave a comment on the podcast page!

  1. 3d ago

    SEC Summer Updates

    In today's episode, Isaac shares two fun stories that he has been following: the Rocco's Jello shot competition and Freddy touring the SEC. Plus, the SEC is dominating the track and field world and what new role is Rebel athletic director Keith Carter stepping into?

    13 min

  2. Jun 8

    Rebels Baseball Is Headed To Omaha!

    The Ole Miss baseball team is headed back to Omaha for the College World Series! Isaac shares a few points from the Rebels series win over Auburn, and then looks ahead to North Carolina. Plus, do Rebel fans expect too much, or not enough, from the Rebel teams?

    13 min

  3. Jun 1

    Updates From the SEC Meetings In Destin

    The SEC held their annual meetings in Destin, Florida, and there was lots of heated debates about a variety of topics. Isaac brings you the three most important and interesting points from the meeting for you to consider, and shares his thoughts on how they will impact the future of the conference. Timestamps: (00:00) - Intro & Agenda (01:33) - Elimination of Cupcake Games (05:27) - Sankey's Defense of the SEC (10:52) - SEC Breakaway? (15:38) - Final Thoughts (16:19) - Outro

    17 min

  4. May 29

    Podcast Upload Date Change

    For this summer, Isaac will be uploading new podcast episodes on Mondays instead of Fridays in order to produce the best possible podcast and keep you up to date on everything from the SEC!

    2 min

  5. May 22

    Rebels Baseball Update

    With the Rebels eliminated via a surprising upset in the first round of the SEC baseball tournament, Isaac has a lot of thoughts about the baseball team. What went wrong? What needs to happen moving forward? What lessons can be learned? Plus, Isaac shares his thoughts on ABS in the tournament and examines Coach Mike Bianco's future in Oxford.

    19 min

  6. May 15

    Why Is Everyone Coming After the Rebels?

    Lane Kiffen and Texas coach Steve Sarkisian have both taken to social media to lash out against Pete Golding and the Rebels. Isaac breaks down the their comments, and then also goes into the history of the College Gameday show in Oxford, and shares why it should return this year.

    23 min

  7. May 8

    The Florida Gators Will Have the Biggest Turnaround of the SEC

    New Florida Gators coach Jon Sumrall is determined to shift the momentum in Gainesville, and Isaac believes that his efforts will pay off, and Florida will be the biggest surprise of the upcoming season. Hear why Isaac thinks so, plus what will the Gators record be?

    13 min

  8. May 7

    The SEC Has the Most Vacated Football Wins

    The SEC has the most vacated wins in all of college football, with LSU and Ole Miss right at the top. Isaac shares the story of why these wins were vacated, then examines who should be held responsible at the end.

    7 min
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Scanning the SEC dives into everything about the Ole Miss Rebels and also takes a look at sporting events and news from around the Southeastern Conference! Hosted by Isaac Scheer, Scanning the SEC is a weekly show on 92.1 WUMS Rebel Radio that airs live Fridays at 7pm Central. Catch up here on the podcast and listen to bonus short episodes every weekday. Have thoughts you would love to share? Send an email to scanningthesec@gmail.com or leave a comment on the podcast page!

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