Nick Saban has lost control of Mr. Conventional Wisdom.

As the cliché goes, when you’ve lost Tony Barnhart…

It's time for the SEC to get rid of its graduate transfer rule.https://t.co/lsMSzJjoCz

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) May 30, 2018

It’s officially time to throw in the towel, Nick.

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Mr. Conventional Wisdom’s take on this year’s SEC East race

I know you’re on pins and needles, so let’s not waste another minute teasing you.

For fun: SEC East projected conference records:
1. Georgia (7-1)
2. S. Carolina (6-2)
3. Florida (5-3)
4. Tennessee (4-4)
5. Kentucky (2-6)
5. Missouri (2-6)
7. Vanderbilt (1-7)

Picked all the wins and losses right here. (Free)https://t.co/S5hwW9k3n6

Your thoughts?

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) May 22, 2018

About Georgia, he says,

GEORGIA (7-1)

Who they will beat: at Missouri, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, at LSU, Florida (in Jacksonville), at Kentucky, Auburn.

Who they will lose to: at South Carolina.

Analysis: Georgia has a lot of rebuilding to do, especially on defense, but they are going to rebuild with very talented players. So the best time to play the Bulldogs will be early. I went to Columbia twice in the spring and the Gamecocks are very much looking forward to Georgia’s visit on Sept. 8. Georgia gets upset at Williams-Brice Stadium and then runs the table to the SEC East championship.

I guess what it takes to beat the Dawgs these days is to be very much looking forward to playing them.  Remember, you heard it here first.

Another searing hot take from Mr. Conventional Wisdom

Tony had to wait a few days to make sure it was safe to post this.

Before we move on to spring ball, here are five final thoughts on SEC recruiting. No. 1–No one should be surprised at what @KirbySmartUGA is doing at Georgia. https://t.co/91VFfRCmAF

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) February 12, 2018

Can’t wait to hear about spring ball.  Indeed, why should I wait?  Please take a minute to share Barnhart’s likely thoughts in the comments section.  You can do this!

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UPDATE:  He’s just getting warmed up.

Five final thoughts on SEC recruiting: 3–The early signing period took some of the drama out of National Signing Day. And that's a good thing.https://t.co/91VFfRCmAF

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) February 12, 2018

Tony’s Tennessee take

Mr. Conventional Wisdom goes all in on In Fulmer We Trust.

.@phillipfulmer will be able to get the trust of the coaches as the search continues. Cannot overstate how damaging the Schiano debacle was for Tennessee in the coaching community.

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) December 1, 2017

A man who staged palace coups to get both his head coach and athletic director jobs — and along the way to the latter, blew up a deal with a sitting head coach — is suddenly a paragon of trustworthiness?  Please continue, Mr. Barnhart.

Mr. Conventional Wisdom brings it.

Here’s this morning’s cutting edge analysis.

What We Learned: A bad day for the Big Ten could turn out to be a good day for the SEC.https://t.co/91VFfRCmAF

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) November 6, 2017

Give him credit for one thing — you don’t need to read any further than his tweet.  The man sure packs a ton on insight into 140 characters.

You know you’ve been waiting for the next steaming hot take from Mr. Conventional Wisdom.

What We Learned: @AlabamaFTBL vs. @FootballUGA in Atlanta looks inevitable. Of course, after this weekend NOTHING in college football is inevitable.https://t.co/91VFfRCmAF

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) October 15, 2017

So many pundits promise consistency.  Tony’s greatness lies in that he actually delivers.

Checking in with Mr. Conventional Wisdom

Has Tennessee's Butch Jones reached the moment of truth? The fans at Neyland Stadium on Saturday may tell us.https://t.co/91VFfRCmAF

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) October 12, 2017

Yep.  Tony’s still got game.