The feud between ESPN and YouTube TV isn’t good for anyone. It cost households across SEC country their ability to watch their teams take the gridiron in Week 10. Hopefully, you were not affected. But if you were, and are on the prowl for alternative options ahead of Week 11, SEC Shorts has got you covered in its Week 10 skit.
This week, the SEC schools called in the AP wire, gamecasts, digital antennas and pirated streams to stay locked in on all of Saturday’s contests. When those weren’t effective enough, they called on Zoltar, the fortune teller, to provide. Unfortunately, Zoltar’s price — thanks to new representation — has gone up substantially, making it less feasible than one would think.
From there, we get a nod to Oklahoma kicker Tate Sandell’s incredibly short pants and a tease of LSU‘s chaotic coaching search. We see “Hope” giving Texas A&M flirty glances. Then, just when it looks like Mississippi State is going to lose another SEC game, we get a collective celebration of the Bulldogs’ comeback win over Arkansas. And, of course, Auburn‘s misery finally ends when Hugh Freeze is fired.
You can watch SEC Shorts’ full recap of the conference’s Week 10 action for yourself below:
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— SEC Shorts (@SECShorts) November 3, 2025SEC Shorts spoofs YouTube TV-ESPN controversy in Week 10 skit Saturday Down South.
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