The SEC Top 10 meeting is going about as smoothly as a Mike Elko's post game press conferences.
LSU is being forcibly removed from the premises, Texas has barricaded itself on the No. 1 throne, and Alabama would like to speak to the manager of SEC officiating.
In this episode of Crafted, we visit Sound Hollow in Franklin, Tennessee, to spend the day with SuckerPunch Pickles founder David van Alphen and lead investor Brian Schmucker.
Alabama’s beatdown of Mississippi State looks a little too familiar, forcing SEC Police to reopen a case they thought had been closed for good.
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There’s only one place for SEC teams that just aren’t getting the job done: Mediocre Team Prison.
On this episode of Crafted, Ashla Taylor travels to Lake City, Florida, to sit down with Scott Stewart and the family behind Ellianos Coffee.
As LSU waits for the train to get moving again, the rest of the SEC is having a pretty eventful weekend of its own.
It took a heck of a fourth-quarter comeback, but Texas dialed in and pulled off the upset of #1-ranked Ohio State. That can only mean one thing: they’re taking over the throne.
With Lane Kiffin leading the way, LSU nearly found itself heading down the path of becoming an FBS independent. So what would life outside the SEC have looked like for the Tigers?
