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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

Every now and then there is something that I've been accused of doing where I'm trying to, as people have told me, sort of speak something into existence.

I guess the most famous instance of this on the show was a few years ago, about the idea of George Pickens coming to George at one point in time.

That seemed like a little bit of a pipe dream unlikely to happen because he's a five-star receiver. That's just kind of the way that goes sometimes. But in this particular case, we were kind of giving credit for successfully speaking this into existence of, hey, Piggins, Georgia, Piggins-George, and eventually it did happen. I remember being on the air when we found out that was going to take place, kind of a fun thing. We sort of spoke that into existence, or at least some people gave us credit for that,

and I was more than happy to take those flowers because it was kind of a fun thing to think

that we could possibly do.

So who knows if we truly have those mystical powers or not?

But if we do, I'm going to try to use it on something here right now. There is something I would

love to speak into existence, name it and claim it. There is something I would love to speak

into existence for Georgia the remainder of the season. There are a couple of players here,

kind of waiting the wings to possibly emerge for Georgia,

and if we could see them truly break out, if we could see them truly step to the forefront here

in terms of being trusted to be on the field and then making plays when they're on the field,

oh boy, the entire outlook for the rest of the Georgia season could be changed.

It could be dramatically upgraded here.

I'm talking about a couple of outside linebacker, Ed Rusher types, Marvin Jones Jr.

And Damon Wilson, Jones in his second year in the program, he's battled injury.

Damon Wilson in his first year in the program, a pivotal recruiting win for Kirby Smart and the dogs just last year.

And both of these guys,

seemingly to my eyes, played a lot more against Vanderbilt two Saturdays ago than perhaps

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