Lane Kiffin and LSU pushed the limits of college football — and the SEC finally pushed back.

On today’s Hutton & Withrow, Chad Withrow and Jonathan Hutton break down the SEC’s new policy blocking players who have already signed with or appeared on professional football rosters from returning to play in the conference. Did Greg Sankey and the SEC only act after the Big Ten took a stronger stand, and what happens if Lane Kiffin and LSU decide to challenge the rule?

The guys also turn their attention to Tennessee football and the NCAA’s controversial suspension of linebacker Arian Carter. Why should Josh Heupel and the Vols consider playing Carter anyway, and how important could his versatility be to Jim Knowles’ Tennessee defense this season?

Plus, Hutton & Withrow remember Tennessee icon Dolly Parton and debate the ultimate Mount Rushmore of Tennesseans. Does Elvis Presley belong alongside Dolly Parton, Andrew Jackson and Pat Summitt — and who gets left off?

Also on the show: Tennessee’s outlook entering the season, Lane Kiffin’s championship expectations at LSU, the latest chaos surrounding college football eligibility, Primary Complaint, and the surprisingly heated debate over whether Tom Brady has really never tried coffee.

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