Week 7 of SEC action is now officially in the books, and that means that the folks over at SEC Shorts have dropped another hilarious skit recapping all the action from this past Saturday.
This week’s videos features all the SEC teams currently ranked in the top-10 in the middle of a weekly meeting, and an un-welcomed intrusion from the SEC referees.
The skit kicks off with Oklahoma being forcefully removed from the meeting by security following their loss to Texas over the weekend, and they are replaced by the return of LSU.
The host of the meeting tells LSU not to get too “comfortable,” given that they have to play Alabama, Vanderbilt, and Texas A&M over the next 3 weeks.
With LSU now at the table, the host of the meeting turns the floor over to the head SEC referee in attendance so that he can say a few words about the Kirby Smart timeout fiasco.
The ref starts to apologize for messing up the call, when Smart’s character uses a Jedi mind trick and waves his hand in front of the ref’s face and exclaims, “I did not need a timeout,” to which the ref immediately switches his tone and agrees with Smart.
There’s plenty more for SEC fans to enjoy in this week’s video:
Refs crash the SEC Top Ten Meeting.presented by: @renasant pic.twitter.com/Hf3WWw9Ed5
— SEC Shorts (@SECShorts) October 13, 2025SEC Shorts recap for Week 7 features intrusion from SEC referee Saturday Down South.
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