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Here's your host, Brandon Adams. So it's a great time to be a Georgia fan. You already know that. And weekends like this, one of the reasons why that's true. Because

Georgia has a chance here over the course of these few days, starting yesterday, moving into Saturday,

to strike a pretty big blow to two different rivals. And that's always kind of a nice thing to do.

It was recruiting yesterday.

We'll get there in a moment. It's obviously on the field on Saturday with Tennessee. Let's do

that here right now. And what Georgia's plans are to prevent this big atmosphere and this upset

opportunity and all that kind of stuff. Georgia's obviously got a plan to stop that, and we're going to address that here coming

up in the next couple of minutes.

Beginning with this, Tennessee coach Josh Heipple, boy, he's got some big talk out there

right now.

He believes this can be a big day for his program on Saturday, a lot like what last year

was when Tennessee came to Georgia. This is what Josh Hyple

said this week. There's a, what you call a teleconference every Wednesday. It's all the SEC

coaches. They pop on there via the telephone and the media types are all there. And so it's every

coach every week. Hypole was on there yesterday. And Hypole was really hyping up, no pun intended,

what he thought the atmosphere could be like in Neeland Stadium on Saturday. Let's begin with

that here right now. I'm going to read this to you. Hypole saying, I expect it to be as an electric

of an atmosphere as we've ever had there, which is as good as there is in college football,

he says about Neeland Stadium. Crowd noise can have a factor in the football game if you don't

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