the Sunday Crew dives into the SEC Softball Championships before hitting the boards with Message Board Geniuses with a fun one from down in Columbia, SC. Amanda Atwell joins for a full Texas Longhorns Preview before Rob and Craig break down the schedule for some predictions.

Kentucky Wildcats spotlight, Message Board Geniuses and more on SEC Sunday Night.

Chris Marler, Message Board Geniuses, March Madness and a number of additional topics with Rob Williams and Craig McMichael.

Mississippi State insider Paul Jones of on3 jumps in to discuss the outlook for Jeff Lebby and the Bulldogs this season. Also, the SEC men's basketball Tournament is this week in Nashville, baseball, Message Board Geniuses and a lot more.

We continue to check in on campuses around the SEC with South Carolina as Matt Anderson of Chief Sports and the Late Night Gamecock Show joins us. It's March, that means a lot of attention is paid to basketball and we have that for you, plus Message Board Geniuses and Freezing Cold Takes as always,

CBS College Football Analyst Brad Crawford joins the show for an in-depth discussion on the state of the sport as only he can. Crawford is the creator of the way-too-early outlook list and always is good for intriguing thoughts. Also, a significant court ruling out of the state of Alabama as it relates to basketball eligibility and of course, lots of fun,

Should Ole Miss sue Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney for slander? Our Message Board Geniuses segment says the idea is out there. David Soderquist jumps in to talk all things Florida Gators, including Todd Golden and company making big noise on the hardwood and what to expect from Jon Sumrall in Year 1 in The Swamp. He has a pretty good roster. Craig and Rob also give some way-too-early 2026 football predictions at the end.

Dabo vs. Pete Golding, Duke vs. its former quarterback... there are a lot of battles going on out there. Tony Siracusa from Last Word on Football joins. Casey from Message Board Geniuses is also in for another rock star segment. SEC basketball continues to be an elite product. It's all here.