SEC Shorts captures bed time in the SEC after wild Week 11 results

SEC Shorts is back with another fantastic episode, focusing on 4 teams after a wild weekend in the league. In this episode, Alabama, LSU, Georgia and Ole Miss are all getting tucked in for bedtime, but each program has a bit of a different routine after the results of Week 11.

LSU, after getting thoroughly dominated by Alabama, is forced to relay with a drink in hand that the Tigers were unable to ride a night game environment in Death Valley to a win. It included questions about the live tiger on the sideline, a tactic that had zero impact on the game at large.

Meanwhile, Georgia is having its own meltdown bedtime story. The Bulldog dad is left to complain that the team would have won if they ran the ball, only to be informed by the child that UGA did run the ball. They just didn’t run it effectively.

The UGA father also laments not being able to name the child “Stetson” while holding up a Stetson Bennett jersey. A true testament to how far Carson Beck has fallen off this season.

As for Alabama, the daughter keeps reminding the dad about all the bad takes from early in the season. That includes a request to fire the defensive coordinator and previous thoughts that Jalen Milroe lacked the intangibles to lead the Tide.

Ole Miss is featured with the child forced to give up their favorite stuffed animal in favor of a new rally squirrel. The Ole Miss dad also reclaims the child’s college fund, saying the Grove Collective is going to need it.

The episode does include another appearance from “Vandy Pimp” after the SEC Shorts character was featured on the field at Vanderbilt’s Saturday game against South Carolina. Unfortunately, the Gamecocks spoiled that afternoon with a resounding win over the Commodores.

Here’s the latest episode in all its mayhem and chaotic glory:

Bed time was wild in the SEC this week.

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— SEC Shorts (@SECShorts) November 11, 2024

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Paul Harvey

Paul Harvey lives in Atlanta and covers SEC football.