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3:53Now PlayingOn today's Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed National Signing Day for college football and how the Southeastern Conference (SEC) dominated by not only having the top four schools but 11 out of the top 22 schools.
When answering questions on Outkick the Show about National Signing Day and college football, a viewer said, "The Southeastern Conference (SEC) isn't the only conference to play college football."
Clay Travis responded on Outkick the Show that this was a true statement but the Southeastern Conference (SEC) just plays college football better than any other conference and the results of National Signing Day helped augment that point.
Clay Travis discussed National Signing Day on his radio show Outkick the Coverage earlier in the Day.
Clay Travis asked viewers to just acknowledge that college football in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) was just better and their lives would improve.
One viewer responded, "Don't be Danny Kanell." Clay Travis said that the point about not being Danny Kanell was a good one and replied, "Don't run around making arguments that are flagrantly untrue and then getting dunked on by facts time after time after time."
Danny Kanell, for college football fans who don't know who he is, frequently complains of SEC bias.
Clay Travis mentioned that Alabama football, Georgia football, Texas A&M football, and LSU football -- all college football teams in the SEC -- had the most success on National Signing Day.
Clay Travis will discuss college football and National Signing Day again tomorrow (Thursday) on Outkick the Show and Outkick the Coverage.
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