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The eligibility rule is out of control as players are transferring into schools as camps are ending. Will a transfer rule in the SEC stop it immediately? Plus, Alabama, Tennessee, Florida and North Carolina all named starting quarterbacks, Ohio State is closer to a starting O-Line, Florida State’s defense has been impressive and USC’s depth has been on display. Greg McElroy goes over all of that plus other rumblings he has heard from around the country.
0:00 Intro
2:15 The eligibility rule is out of control, LSU is at the forefront of it. Will the SEC do anything?
9:26 Camp Confidential
8:00 Indiana’s O-Line is losing to the D-Line and everyone is excited
13:50 Alabama names Keelon Russell QB1
18:54 Ohio State is figuring out their O-Line
22:35 Eric Morris is figuring out the O-Line during a grueling camp
26:00 Kansas State has a lot of unknowns around the O-Line right now
28:50 Tennessee names Faizon Brandon QB1
33:00 Florida names Aaron Philo QB1
37:07 Sam Leavitt has an up-and-down scrimmage for LSU
40:20 USC’s depth is as good as it has been in years
43:54 North Carolina names Billy Edwards Jr starting QB
46:55 Florida State’s defense is looking good as camp comes to a close
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