Coach  is joined by Dennis Dodd and Tony Barnhart on Football Saturday, where they reflect on the significance of the Memorial Day weekend before diving into the major storylines surrounding the ongoing conference meetings. A significant portion of the discussion centers on whether the SEC meetings could be the most impactful since the 1991 expansion, particularly if they pave the way for an eventual 24-team playoff system. The group also analyzes comments from Georgia President Jerry Morehead regarding the possibility of self-governance for the SEC, raising questions about whether the conference might break away to form its own rules compliance system due to frustrations with the NCAA. Additionally, they break down SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey’s methodical, data-driven approach to making scheduling decisions, the looming challenges of transitioning to a nine-game conference schedule, and the news regarding an NCAA investigation into alleged tampering charges at Ole Miss.