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I think one thing's kind of becoming pretty clear to me, both about this year and when you look back on what has just occurred for Georgia football the last two years, one of the national championship, perhaps the 2022 team in particular.

You know, most of us have waited all our lives to see Georgia have that level of success and man, we loved it.

We had a chance to enjoy it.

And many of us kind of wondered what it would feel like for Georgia

to have the success that we've all seen Georgia have these last couple of years. And I think

reflecting back on that now, I think the one thing we have to acknowledge is what it felt like was,

especially last year, incredibly easy. I mean, who would have ever thought winning a national

championship would be as easy as Georgia made it look a year ago.

11 of its 12 regular season games were essentially non-competitive.

Really only one of its postseason games was in any way competitive.

Of the 15 games that Georgia played last year, there were only two of those games in which at any point in time,

you thought there was any real chance that Georgia might lose. That's what we all experience. And that's our real life. So it seems normal to

us. But when you pan back a little bit and look at the 100 and something years of Georgia football

that took place prior to that and the simultaneous seasons that are taking place for 100 something

and other teams around college football and this and every other year,

what you realize is, is that Georgia's march towards an inevitable national championship a year ago is a total outlier compared to most of the sport in the present tense and in the past

tense and likely the future tense. College football is just not set up to be as easy as Georgia made it look a year ago. And I think most of us,

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