The offseason coaching carousel keeps spinning in the SEC, as wide receivers coach Dameyune Craig recently left Auburn for a job at LSU. Barrett Sallee breaks down what he thinks of the move and welcomes in former Auburn offensive lineman and SEC Network analyst Cole Cubelic to talk about how the move impacts both sets of Tigers. Barrett also talks about the latest Jim Harbaugh tweet directed at the SEC and plays "Ruling on the Field" with a focus on Georgia running back Nick Chubb's Heisman chances in 2016 and Florida's starting quarterback next fall.

Randy Rosetta is joined by Jerry Tipton of The Lexington Herald to break down Kentucky's recent resurgence and what it means with the NCAA Tournament right around the corner in this edition of Jump Ball.

The offseason lull is finally here, but there's still plenty to discuss around the SEC. Texas A&M let offensive line coach Dave Christensen go just days after National Signing Day. Should that give a recruit the right to go somewhere else if he chooses? Barrett Sallee discusses. Also, Barrett is joined by recent Georgia signee Tyler Simmons to discuss the recruiting process. Barrett also plays "Ruling on the Field" and talks about Michigan's spring practice trip to Florida.

Lance Zierlein pulls back the curtain and tells you how influential a player's agent can be during the NFL Draft process. NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock joins the show to talk where Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones and Penn State quarterback Christian Hackenberg rank among draft-eligible signal callers. Finally, Lance breaks down Indiana running back Jordan Howard, Notre Dame left tackle Ronnie Stanley and Oregon defensive end DeForest Buckner in "Making the Grade."

Damon Sayles and Sanjay Kirpalani dive into the Class of 2017 to get you familiar with a couple of big names to watch over the next year. First, the guys take a look at Ohio State's impressive early commits and weigh in on whether the Buckeyes can be the team to end Alabama's streak of six straight No. 1 recruiting classes. The nation's top corner in five-star Darnay Holmes also joins the show to break down his recruitment to date, including his top seven, which includes Ohio State and Alabama. Then, Damon and Sanjay break down the nation's top wide receiver in this year's class, five-star Donovan Peoples-Jones. It looks like it may be a Big Ten battle for his signature.

South Carolina coach Will Muschamp didn't have a ton of time to put together his first class in Columbia, S.C., but the Gamecocks signed the No. 26 class in the country. Muschamp joined Kipp Adams to discuss the 2016 class in an exclusive interview.