Former QB D.J. Shockley joins Out of Pocket and says Georgia's upset of heavily-favored LSU in 2005 is a reminder that no team should take the other for granted.

This will be fifth time the Tigers have met the Bulldogs in the SEC Championship tilt, with the previous meetings producing many memorable moments.

Out of Pocket's Alyssa Lang and Andraya Carter hand out their unique early Christmas gifts to deserving SEC teams and players.

SEC Now analysts Roman Harper and Matt Stinchcomb break down why the Bulldogs' defense could cause huge problems for LSU in the SEC Championship game.

Watch some of the most memorable moments with Out of Pocket's Alyssa Lang and Andraya Carter and this season's guests, including multiple SEC players.

SEC Now analysts Matt Stinchcomb and Roman Harper debate how the upcoming conference title games could still alter who makes the College Football Playoffs.

SEC Network analyst Cole Cubelic joins Thinking Out Loud and pinpoints areas of opportunity for the No. 14 Tigers in facing the No. 1 Bulldogs for the SEC title.

SEC Now analyst Roman Harper shines a spotlight on the top position groups and SEC players who didn't get enough praise during the season.

Following a 73-64 win over the No. 15 Bruins, Dawn Staley says the No. 1 Gamecocks are still getting to know each other and details specific players' development.

Following a 60-41 win vs. Bellarmine, Antonio Reeves explains the defensive changes the No. 19 Wildcats had to make and states his excitement for their London trip.

Shane Beamer joins SEC Now and explains how South Carolina focused on "continuing to write its story" after the loss to UF by bouncing back with two top-10 wins.

Sacha Washington says Vanderbilt's growing chemistry helped create better offensive opportunities in the 74-45 win over SC Upstate.