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SEC media days + Ross's congressional update + Warde Manuel out in Ann Arbor

SEC Media Days + Ross's Congressional Update + Warde Manuel out in Ann Arbor
Head Coach Eliah Drinkwitz of the Missouri Tigers speaks at the SEC Football Media Day at Tampa Marriott Water Street on July 20, 2026 in Tampa, Florida

On this episode of College Football Enquirer Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey bring you all the latest from SEC Media Days. Mizzou Head Coach Eliah Drinkwitz gives a strong statement on the SEC moving to a 9 conference game schedule. From there Ross brings us the latest from Capital Hill and we raise the question, can Congress get th...

On this episode of College Football Enquirer Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey bring you all the latest from SEC Media Days.

Mizzou Head Coach Eliah Drinkwitz gives a strong statement on the SEC moving to a 9 conference game schedule.

From there Ross brings us the latest from Capital Hill and we raise the question, can Congress get the Big 10 and SEC on their side?

To round out the show, Warde Manuel is out in Ann Arbor. Where should Michigan look for their next AD? All this and more on College Football Enqirer.

00:00 Show Rundown

01:00 Eliah Drinkwitz sounds off on SEC 9 conference game schedule

18:20 Congressional Update

32:20 Michigan and Warde Manuel to part ways

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