Locked On SEC – Daily College Football & Basketball Podcast

Locked On SEC – Daily College Football & Basketball Podcast

Locked On SEC podcast is the daily podcast that keeps you ahead of the games and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info from every team in the SEC. Host Chris Gordy provides your daily SEC fix with expert opinions, film reviews, interviews, recaps, local analysis, and coverage of all things going on in the SEC. You’ll hear about all the rivalries, the triumphs, and the unforgettable moments from Lexington to Fayetteville and Starkville to Gainesville, and all points in between. The Locked On SEC podcast puts you in the middle of all the roaring crowds at every gridiron battle and courtside for every buzzer-beating shot. The Locked On SEC podcast takes you beyond the headlines for the inside scoops from the biggest stories inside the legendary teams of the SEC. The Locked On SEC podcast is part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.

Episodes

March 6, 2026 26 mins

Ole Miss faces NCAA backlash as Trindad Chambliss’s eligibility for a sixth college football season hangs in the balance once again? Will this controversy threaten the Rebels’ playoff dreams with their Heisman-favorite quarterback? Chris Gordy and Steven Willis debate the NCAA’s appeal, discuss attorney Tom Mars’ biting remarks, and question whether college sports needs an antitrust ruling to protect student-athletes’ interests.

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Florida Gators dominate SEC basketball with a staggering 10-game win streak, but are they the only squad poised for a Final Four run? The SEC Squad debates which SEC teams—including Arkansas under Calipari, Alabama’s high-octane offense, and Tennessee’s trademark defense—can make postseason noise. Can dark horses like Missouri or Kentucky shake up the tournament brackets, and what wild seeding scenarios might set the stage for upse...

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Spring football shakeups define early some SEC storylines as quarterback battles ignite at Florida and Missouri, while South Carolina's LaNorris Sellers settles in with a new OC in Kendal Briles. For the Gators, will redshirt freshman Tramell Jones Jr. fend off transfer Aaron Philo for Florida's QB1 spot, or could a surprise contender emerge? Chris Gordy spotlights key player updates, including Dallas Wilson’s injury status, Jadan ...

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Alabama Crimson Tide's 2025 football season showcased plenty of ups & downs, capped by a playoff run and a midseason historic win streak against top-ranked SEC opponents. Linebacker Nikhai Hill-Green joins Chris Gordy to reflect on Alabama’s return to the postseason under Kalen DeBoer, including insights into Ty Simpson’s breakout at quarterback and the defensive surge that returned the Tide to national prominence. How did Alabama ...

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SEC and Big Ten slam the brakes on the idea of pooling college football TV rights & revenue. As smaller conferences push for federal intervention to pool lucrative media rights, we discuss why the two powerhouse conferences aren’t budging. Will the proposed $6 billion revenue plan save Olympic sports or widen the gap between the have and have-nots? The fight for TV money, NIL deals, and the future of college football’s hierarchy he...

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The Auburn Tigers spiral from a Final Four run last year to an SEC bubble burst this season —can first-year head coach Steven Pearl survive the storm? Chris Gordy analyzes Auburn’s mounting woes after a shocking home loss to Ole Miss, rising fan frustration, discipline issues, and the looming question: is Pearl’s future already in jeopardy? With remaining matchups against LSU and Alabama on the horizon, the pressure is sky-high as ...

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SEC eligibility chaos sparks debate—is common sense finally returning to college sports? Trinidad Chambliss gets his sixth year at Ole Miss, while Charles Bediako at Alabama and Joey Aguilar at Tennessee are denied, highlighting the NCAA’s inconsistent rulings. Is the NCAA’s arbitrary approach to eligibility making things worse? The crew explores potential fixes, NIL’s growing impact, and wild scenarios like LeBron James suiting up...

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NCAA targets transfer tampering with harsh new proposed penalties—multi-game suspensions for head coaches, multimillion-dollar fines, and loss of roster spots loom for programs breaking portal rules. Could Lane Kiffin and Pete Golding be the first coaches impacted? Player empowerment faces a crossroads as schools navigate “ghost transfers,” walk-ons, and the shifting landscape of NIL deals. Is the NCAA overcorrecting, or is a crack...

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The Oklahoma Sooners gear up for a playoff push again in 2026 as transfer portal addition OL Caleb Nitta joins the roster. Can Brent Venables and offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle maximize John Mateer’s return at quarterback and build a top SEC contender? Key portal additions like Texas wide receiver Parker Livingstone—plus offensive line depth —add intrigue to the Sooners’ offensive line strategy. Caleb Nitta joins the show to ta...

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As the Texas Longhorns move closer to the 2026 season, the pressure is rising — and it’s landing squarely on Steve Sarkisian. With championship expectations growing and the program firmly in the national spotlight, how much runway does Sark really have left? 

In this episode, Brad Kellner of Locked On Longhorns joins us as we break down the realistic expectations for two of the most talked-about young stars in college football: QB ...

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South Carolina faces a major setback as star offensive line transfer Jacarrius Peak suffers a serious knee injury during a team basketball event, potentially missing key 2026 season action. Can the Gamecocks’ offense hold steady with Peak sidelined, and what do NIL contracts mean when a top player is hurt? Chris Gordy and insider Jordan Kay of The State break down the ripple effects on South Carolina’s lineup, offensive line shake-...

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The Tennessee Volunteers face a pivotal offseason after quarterback Joey Aguilar is denied an extra year of eligibility, ending his college career and shifting the focus to a fresh quarterback battle. Will young guns George McIntyre and Faison Brandon seize the opportunity and lead Tennessee back to competing for the SEC crown and a CFB Playoff bid? The NCAA scores a major legal victory—are their eligibility standards fair, or do r...

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SEC football faces a scheduling shake-up as powerhouse programs like Georgia, Alabama, and Florida navigate the fallout from canceled non-conference clashes and a move toward a nine-game conference slate. Are Big Ten teams gaming the playoff system by avoiding tough non-con matchups while SEC schools shoulder a heavier burden? Chris Gordy breaks down each Power 4 conference's future strength-of-schedule, highlights scheduling dispa...

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SEC teams face a scheduling crossroads as top programs cancel tough non-conference games—will playoff selection reward risk-averse strategies or punish elite competition? The SEC Squad debates Alabama’s scrapped Ohio State series, Texas backing out vs. Arizona State, and the growing disparity in Power 4 matchups. They question if SEC’s demanding schedule benefits its teams, spotlight Big Ten national champions’ softer paths, and ex...

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Auburn Tigers quarterback Byrum Brown could emerge as the SEC’s top signal-caller in 2026—will his dynamic playmaking translate against elite SEC competition? Chris Gordy and Zac Blackerby spotlight Brown’s remarkable 3,000-yard passing and 1,000-yard rushing season and discuss head coach Alex Golesh’s proven offensive pedigree from Tennessee & USF. The show raises critical questions on Brown’s fit in Auburn’s high-powered, run-hea...

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The SEC faces backlash as the shift to a 9-game conference schedule prompts powerhouse programs like Alabama, Texas, and Florida to axe high-profile non-conference matchups—raising the question: Is college football's strength of schedule being sacrificed for playoff positioning? Chris Gordy examines how the College Football Playoff committee priorities have reshaped the SEC's strategy, with marquee games against teams like Ohio Sta...

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Tennessee Volunteers await a crucial eligibility ruling for quarterback Joey Aguilar, as courtroom drama unfolds in Knoxville. Will Aguilar return as the starter and reshape Tennessee’s college football playoff hopes, or is his Vols career over? Host Chris Gordy examines Knox County Chancery Court Judge Christopher Heagerty's impartial approach and the legal showdown with the NCAA, spotlighting how eligibility rules for former JUCO...

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The Florida Gators take command of SEC basketball with a decisive 93-83 win over Kentucky, as Todd Golden boldly calls out the Wildcats’ “$22 million roster.” Can Florida repeat as conference champions and make a Final Four run? Chris Gordy breaks down the Gators’ rise, Kentucky’s costly missteps, and key performances from players like Denzel Aberdeen and Xavien Lee. Plus, get the latest on Rick Barnes’ milestone victory at Tenness...

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Ole Miss secures QB Trinidad Chambliss’s eligibility with a courtroom victory, setting the stage for a high-stakes 2026 SEC football season. Will the Rebels capitalize on this momentum and contend for a playoff berth with Chambliss at quarterback? Chris Gordy provides an insider look at the legal battle, NCAA waiver drama, and the decision’s ripple effects across college football.

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SEC quarterbacks and transfer standouts face NCAA court drama—will preliminary injunctions decide the fate of Ole Miss and Tennessee’s 2026 seasons? Charles Bediako’s denied eligibility sparks debate over how the NCAA and tournament committee will treat Alabama basketball, with Eric Cain, Corey Burton, Stephen Willis, and Jimmy Stein unpacking the legal implications and possible impact on Selection Sunday. Can teams that beat Alaba...

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