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per repair. He's not going down without a fight. I can promise you that. But here's what I do know

coming out of Saturday is that right now, whatever gap that might have existed between

Austin Mack and Keel and Russell, just based on experience, I think that's probably evaporated.

Spring game weekend in college football, and y'all, it delivered. It did. Welcome back to Always College Football.

I'm your host, Greg McElroy. Happy to have you here with us today. Okay, Alabama took the field

this weekend, massive quarterback competition, and one of the most anticipated battles in the country

just got a whole lot more interesting. We'll talk about that. Tennessee showed the world that the defense might actually be maybe Rocky Topps best

chance of making a legitimate run this year.

I think it's going to be a scary group.

Florida took the field this weekend with nearly 50,000 fans.

That's sleeping giant that's trying to wake up, a new head coach that's

told his players after the game, like, hey, we got to get a whole lot better this summer.

The guy's about as honest as the day is long, so we'll take a look at John Summerall's first

spring game there in Gainesville, Florida.

We also have an interview with Pete Golding.

So if you know the story, he was the defensive coordinator, became the head coach in the

middle of a playoff run, you win a couple games, half the staff's leaving, you beat Georgia.

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