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College Football Playoff director Bill Hancock on no changes soon
Doesn’t think the number of teams in the college football playoff will be increasing for at least another four years.
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SEC Nation will open 2022 season in Fayetteville for opener
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Arkansas coach Sam Pittman hopes history repeats itself.
At least last year’s success with the SEC Nation pregame show coming to Fayetteville for the season opener against Cincinnati at Razorback Stadium.
The game will kick off at 2:30 p.m., but the pregame show gets under way at 9 a.m. and wraps with Paul Finebaum picking a team to win.
He did that last September when the show was in town for the Razorbacks’ game with Texas and he picked a Hogs’ helmet to end the show on a high note.
The SEC Network’s Laura Rutledge, host of SEC Nation, announced the show’s Week 1 venue live with Pittman on set of SEC Now following his first two media sessions
Pittman remembers.
“Get one of those hats and let Paul throw it,” he said on the air.
Pittman did get a chance to visit with Bearcats coach Luke Fickell at the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) convention earlier this year.
“He’s a driven guy,” Pittman said about Fickell, who was a high school wrestler. “Like I say, wrestlers are different, now. Those high school, college wrestlers … so I know he’s going to have them ready to go.”
Cincinnati finished 13-1 last season and was the first Group of Five program to make the College Football Playoffs.
They were defeated by Alabama, 27-6, after rolling through the American Athletic Conference. They also beat Notre Dame in South Bend (Ind.), in Week 5, 24-13.
Now fans have something that will get the crowd to the stadium early.
SECMD22: Nothing really big from Sam Pittman with media
It’s no surprise Arkansas coach Sam Pittman didn’t have any startling announcements at SEC Media Days in Atlanta.
Overall, this has been a pretty boring few days in terms of the unexpected.
“We got to get better,” was the only thing Pittman said when talking about the overall sports picture with the Razorbacks.
Coming off an eight-win regular season and an Outback Bowl win over Penn State, expectations are high for the Hogs.
It sounds like they are with Pittman, too.
You can watch his session with a smaller group of media below.
SECMD22: Hogs linebacker Bumper Pool with the media on Wednesday
Talking about the upcoming season, being back for his “super senior” season at Arkansas and how good team can be.
SECMD22: Hogs safety Jalen Catalon. on getting close against Alabama
What Arkansas has to do this year to get past the hurdle against the Crimson Tide this season.
Bud Light Next Morning Rush Podcast: Day 3 of SEC Media Days in Atlanta!
Tye and Tommy are live from SEC Media Days as they are joined by Chuck Oliver, David Cutcliffe, Bill Hancock and hear Sam Pittman from the main stage at Media Days.
SECMD22: Razorbacks quarterback KJ Jefferson looking at season
Hogs’ signal-caller has emerged as one of top signal-callers, but knows they have to win to have better year.
