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SEC Sidelines Sports | Podcast | Rob Browne

SEC Sports Talk Podcast
Host - Rob Browne

SEC Sidelines Sports | Podcast | Rob Browne
So it's ok to break the rules on gambling? The Sorsby ruling has left an industry jarred. Big 12 ADs have had “serious” talks on not playing Texas Tech. One SEC AD says there should be conversations about not playing Tech “in any sports.” We chop this up with Shane Matthews, Rob Browne and Franz Beard. Your take? Watch live and join the conversation.
How Could CFB Have Screwed Up Brendan Sorsby Mess So Bad?
SEC Owns Omaha While NCAA Loses Control as Rob Browne leads SEC Sidelines with Jordan Hill in Athens Travis Davidson of OU Insider and Yancy Porter in Oxford Five SEC baseball teams are headed to Omaha with Georgia Texas Alabama Ole Miss and Oklahoma carrying the league into the College World Series Plus Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has his eligibility temporarily restored by a Texas court despite NCAA gambling discipline raising the bigger question Is anyone actually in charge of college athletics anymore Watch SEC Sidelines weekday mornings on Facebook YouTube X and Instagram
SEC Owns Omaha While NCAA Loses Control
Georgia and Ole Miss have punched their tickets to Omaha, but the College World Series field is still taking shape. Which teams will join them, who impressed most during Super Regional weekend, and which SEC program has the best chance to bring home a national championship? Rob Browne welcomes Coach Ellis Johnson, Dave Bartoo of CFB Matrix, and Coach Pete Cordelli for a breakdown of the biggest stories in college baseball and college football. Today’s Topics • Georgia and Ole Miss advance to Omaha • Alabama’s path to the College World Series • The biggest winners and surprises from Super Regionals • Which remaining team is best built for Omaha • NCAA denies Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility appeal • Is the NCAA regaining authority or losing influence • The latest SEC football storylines heading into summer • What coaches are watching as the 2026 season approaches Hosted by Rob Browne Guests Coach Ellis Johnson Dave Bartoo CFB Matrix Coach Pete Cordelli Executive Producer Brenden Martin
Georgia And Ole Miss Punch Tickets To Omaha Who's Next
What's Next For Football As Super Regionals Begin? Rob Browne welcomes Tony Barnhart and Chris Lee for a Friday edition of SEC Sidelines as college baseball takes center stage and college football continues searching for its future. The Super Regionals are here, with SEC teams battling for a spot among college baseball's final contenders. Meanwhile, football leaders continue debating NIL, revenue sharing, conference power and the next phase of the sport's evolution. Can the SEC continue its dominance on the diamond? And what comes next for college football as talking season officially begins? Guests: Tony Barnhart Chris Lee, Southeastern 16 Hosted by Rob Browne
What's Next For Football As Super Regionals Begin?
Did Congress wait too long to act on NIL, the transfer portal and the future of college football? After Nick Saban's appearance on Capitol Hill, the debate is heating up over whether federal lawmakers can fix a system many believe is already out of control. With the SEC and Big Ten raising concerns about proposed legislation, what comes next for the sport? Host Buddy Martin welcomes Tony Barnhart and Loren Meadows to break down Saban's testimony, congressional involvement, NIL reform, transfer portal rules, conference power, and what it all means for the future of college football. Watch live and join the conversation.
Did the Politicians Break College Football?
Nick Saban went to Capitol Hill this week to make his case for the future of college athletics. The former Alabama coach testified before Congress in support of federal legislation aimed at bringing order to NIL, the transfer portal and athlete compensation. But the story gets more complicated as the SEC and Big Ten push back against parts of the proposal. Host Rob Browne is joined by Kevin Scarbinsky, John Hartwell, Coach Matt Dean and Gary Harris to break down what Saban's testimony could mean for college football, college baseball and the future of the SEC. Plus a full preview of Super Regional Weekend as teams battle for a trip to Omaha and the College World Series. Host: Rob Browne Guests: Kevin Scarbinsky John Hartwell Coach Matt Dean Gary Harris Executive Producer Brenden Martin
Nick Saban Goes To Washington
Why do SEC baseball fans think they’re invincible? ⚾️😅 Let’s talk expectations!👇 #SEC #Baseball
Why isn't the QB the star? 🤔 Dive into Norvell's strategy for success! 🏈 #FSU #CollegeFootball
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