Not going to inundate the feed today with a bunch of posts, so I’ll just keep it to the high points:

First, here’s some cautious optimism from Gainesville:

With any luck, they’re working out a contract extension as we speak. It’s going to be a touch road to hoe, though:

Meanwhile, in the land formerly known as Saban’s Death Star:

Milroe looks like he’s just entered a small western town one a white horse with two chrome Colt Peacemakers with ivory handles. Also, there’s a response to Nick’s yummy rat poison from the day prior:

Of course, it was also Texas’s day, so here’s how God’s gift to the SEC is handling the media:

Yes, yes you do. Sark likes the culture he’s building in Austin, too:

And on renewing old rivalries:

Meanwhile, in Starkville, no one has noticed Texas or Oklahoma, and they seemingly don’t care:

Some things never change, and glad they aren’t.

Very little hype around Mizzou, as well. Here’s a few highlights:

Eli was repping his data savvy:

He does do more with less, I’ll give him that. Speaking of…

On playoff possibilities:

Quick reminder on returning talent for Mizzou’s defense:

Offensively, they’re going to have to control the clock and keep the defense off the field. With their returning talent on the offensive side of the ball, they can possibly do it.

Oklahoma took the stage yesterday, with little fanfare and coverage across the socials yesterday. Starting with Venables on handling “success”:

Repping the Sooners yesterday:

On his quarterback:

 “Jackson understands better than anybody what goes into being a quarterback,” Venables said. “His ability to handle the highs and the lows, the challenge, the success, the failure that the season will bring you — no one is more ready. … No question about it, he’s ready for his moment.”

On entering the SEC:

There’ll be lots of running, alright. Just ask Carson Beck what it’s like to play in an opposing stadium:

Well, it is Auburn. Cursed is a nice way of saying Jordan-Hare sucks.

Texas, let’s make it clear that no one cares about your feelings.

We’ve got cowbells, Gator chomps, and fins up. Get over yourselves before teams easily start getting over you.