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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

In our worldview, Georgia is the good guys. The dogs are out there fighting the good fight to maintain college football supremacy and any good story that has a good, is it protagonist? Is that the right word? Kind of a fancy word. The protagonist, the good guy in a story. You've got to have a villain out there. You've got to have somebody sort of standing in your way. And so in a good nature, hopefully, fun, loving type of way, we like kind of pointing out the various bad guys that kind of pop up for Georgia from time to time. So-and-so said this and so-and-so's doing this. And we kind of create a fun story as it relates to that kind of stuff. and sometimes the villains that emerge over the course of a period of time can be a little bit unexpected.

Folks that you didn't necessarily, you know, sort of experience. sometimes the villains that emerge over the course of a period of time can be a little bit

unexpected folks that you didn't necessarily you know sort of expect to be that and i'll give you

an example of this and this guy is sort of back at it again it's ESPN college game day host

rase davis now i find myself sometimes in a weird position on a show like this because

i find myself every now

and then having to criticize that someone generally speaking I kind of like I still like ESPN's

College Game Day. I think there are some people who believe we're in the sort of post-game

day era not as relevant a program as it used to be for a number of reasons. And maybe that's

true. However, I'm still interested in where Game Day, the show that comes on at 9 a.m. on ESPN, where it travels to week to week, still someone interested in what the figures involved in that show say. I think it was a huge mistake to get rid of David Pollitt. We've talked about that before. I think ESPN overall, it's stewardship of college football. I think it ought to be called into question when necessary. We'll do that on our show there as well. But generally speaking, I'm still for the most part

a fan of ESPN's College Game Day. These are the folks that sort of set the parameters for the

college football conversation that we all ultimately have. That may have used to be more true

than it is now, but it is still somewhat true today. These are the folks

that sort of pass out the talking points memo, and for the most part, the media all sort of

sings from the hymnal given to them by ESPN. So what ESPN types say matters to a degree.

And what Reese Davis has been saying about Georgia, I would say this offseason, is just plain weird.

And one more caveat before we kind of get into all this more deeply, we do not have thin

skin around here. You know, I am not that bothered by anybody making some sort of prediction

of whatever against Georgia. This is sort of the, you know, the opinion business. People want

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