Mann's Foggy Bayou Calls

Well well well… what do we have here? Day 2 with number 2 on the board!

A sweet little release! #SupportSmallContentCreator #muddywatermaniacs #mississippiriver #supportlocal #swamplife #hookedup #riverlife #gatorhunting

🏈TODAY'S SEC GAME SCHEDULE/TIME🏈

Here’s the list of SEC football games scheduled for today, Saturday, August 30, 2025, with kickoff times in Central Daylight Time (CDT) and the TV networks broadcasting them, based on available information:
Texas at Ohio State
Time: 11:00 AM CDT
TV: FOX
Note: While Ohio State is not an SEC team, Texas is, making this a marquee non-conference matchup.

Syracuse vs. Tennessee (Aflac Kickoff Game in Atlanta, GA)
Time: 11:00 AM CDT
TV: ABC
Neutral site game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Mississippi State at Southern Miss
Time: 11:00 AM CDT
TV: ESPN
Location: Hattiesburg, MS.

Toledo at Kentucky
Time: 11:45 AM CDT
TV: SEC Network
Location: Lexington, KY.

Alabama at Florida State
Time: 2:30 PM CDT
TV: ABC
Location: Tallahassee, FL.

Marshall at Georgia
Time: 2:30 PM CDT
TV: ESPN
Location: Athens, GA.

Alabama A&M at Arkansas
Time: 3:15 PM CDT
TV: SEC Network
Location: Fayetteville, AR.

Illinois State at Oklahoma
Time: 5:00 PM CDT
TV: SEC Network+ / ESPN+
Streaming-only game.

LIU at Florida
Time: 6:00 PM CDT
TV: SEC Network+ / ESPN+
Streaming-only game.

UTSA at Texas A&M
Time: 6:00 PM CDT
TV: ESPN
Location: College Station, TX.

Charleston Southern at Vanderbilt
Time: 6:00 PM CDT
TV: SEC Network+ / ESPN+
Streaming-only game.

LSU at Clemson
Time: 6:30 PM CDT
TV: ABC
Location: Clemson, SC.

Georgia State at Ole Miss
Time: 6:45 PM CDT
TV: SEC Network
Location: Oxford, MS.

Note:
All times are in Central Daylight Time (CDT) and reflect the local time zone where the game is played, adjusted accordingly.

ONLINE BULLYING OF HARVEST PHOTOS HAS HURT OUR OUTDOOR HERITAGE MORE THAN ANYTHING

It's time to address a growing issue that's driving hunters and anglers away from sharing their proud moments online. Taking a look at the kind of comment I saw this morning on Mississippi Alligators page—someone belittling a perfectly legal gator harvest with snarky remarks like "That's a child gator, like shooting a 3-point fawn." This isn't just a one-off; it's a pattern of bullying that’s turned a cherished part of our outdoor culture into a minefield of negativity.
People, especially kids posting their first fish or small game, are having their excitement crushed by armchair critics who think they’re being clever. This type of behavior is why many have stopped sharing photos of their harvests altogether—fear of judgment has stolen the joy from a tradition that’s been passed down for generations. Our outdoor heritage is suffering because of it.
If you’ve got an issue with someone’s legal catch, put up or shut up—show us your trophy gator instead of hiding behind a keyboard. Let’s support each other, celebrate the effort, and stop the bullying.