Welcome to the Audible presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Stuart Mandel, joined as always by Bruce Feldman for our second episode of the week.

It's a kind of a light slate of games this week, Bruce, but there is one pretty big one in prime time in the SEC, Georgia Auburn.

And that's why we wanted to bring on our excellent Georgia beat writer Seth Emerson.

All right, we are pleased to be joined now by the athletics Georgia writer Seth Emerson.

Nobody covers the dogs more thoroughly than Seth.

And obviously they're playing in a big game this week.

I know every game is, it seems big in the SEC these days, but certainly Georgia

Auburn and prime time, both teams ranked fairly high.

But Georgia coming off, not the greatest debut against Arkansas.

Seth, what's the panic meter in Athens right now after they had to change quarterbacks, pull out of that hole against what's supposed to be a pretty lowly Arkansas team?

Well, the panic meter is lower than it would have been if they hadn't gotten things in order in the second half.

You'll hear from some people saying, look, they still

covered the spread. They'll be fine with Stets and Bennett. But if they hear that Dwan Mathis

might start again, they're going to, there's going to be some who say, whoa, whoa, whoa. That's,

you know, it's interesting.

They're playing Auburn.

They're playing this huge game.

And it just, it feels weird.

The Auburn game historically is like the second or third to last game of the year.

And it's in mid-November, when it's cold, when there have been nine or ten games, it's the stretch

of the season. Instead, it's game two. And you're thrown into this suddenly this top-10

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