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I'm surprised Ryan's split about 50-50 George Alomal, just like the show here.

Yeah, about 50-50.

It looks to me like, you know, I'll give you the case for Georgia when person writes

Matt.

Georgia is the kind of win that moves the program to another level.

They can sell it on recruiting.

Nobody cares about Louisville outside of the state of Kentucky.

That's why it's bigger.

Next person writes and says, even if you beat Georgia, if you lose to Louisville in the next

week, you lose everything anyway.

Gotta keep those dirty birds from thinking they're something.

Yeah, that was a prize going to bring up.

They're back to back weeks also.

And so if you end the season with the loss to Louisville, even if you beat Georgia, most

fans will back taste in your mouth.

Okay, I agree with that about the fans, but I don't know that the national public would

care because the national public in that last week when Alabama's playing Auburn and

Michigan's playing Ohio State, Drew, I don't think very many people care about Kentucky

Louisville one way or the other, right?

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