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how are you i'm doing great how are you all doing fantastic thank you very much your vols getting

ready to go to athens and i mean it's it's i i don't know how to qualify games anymore

obviously it's a big game but i mean i think with a win here you, you guys are locked into Atlanta and locked into the college football playoff.

Yeah, yeah, it would be, I mean, really, you know, it's kind of a kick in the teeth to go back to that Arkansas game, which I think, you know, Tennessee would win nine out of ten times.

To have lost that one is tough or else I think basically Tennessee would have already not only

punched a ticket basically to the playoff but but already would have would be locked in almost for

Atlanta because they'd only need to win one of the final two to go to Atlanta if that were the case

but look I think we're headed for a mess in the SEC.

I mean, if I had to bet, I think Georgia will beat Tennessee at home.

You guys can look up the numbers maybe.

I don't remember the last time somebody beat Georgia in Athens.

You know, certainly they have lost games on the road, but I would think they

have a 30-plus game home winning street. Was it the South Carolina game? Was that the last

time they was? It was 2018, I think. Yeah, we'll must champ. Yeah, it's been a minute. Yeah, so,

I mean, we're talking about like basically, what is that, six years of not losing it home.

I mean, anyway, so you would have to make Georgia a favor.

They haven't lost in Athens in a long time.

And if that happens, I think we're going to end up with a lot of 10-and-2 teams.

And that's going to be a mess depending on how the rest of the college football playoff picture shakes out because it would theoretically mean, you know, look, you could end up with 10 and 2 Ole Miss, 10 and 2 Alabama, 10 and 2 Georgia, 10 and 2 Tennessee.

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