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This is Dog Nation Daily, the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fame.

Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

You know, I've got the greatest job in the world, and I love what I do here as the host of Dog Nation Daily, presented by Pellewindow Endorf, Georgia.

And in the years of doing this, we've had lots of really good weekends.

I don't know how many of them have been better, though, than this past weekend when you talk about Dog Nation invasion on the Tennessee River as a lead-in to a wonderful win for UGA against Tennessee. Now if you're watching on video today, you see me kind of showing off the Dog Nation on the Tennessee River t-shirt here. Very, very proud to wear this today, very proud of all of you who seemed to have a really good time on our big event there on Saturday. Now, you're going to have to give me a couple of days here on this because we're obviously trying to kind of regroup and sort of put it all together back together after being gone this weekend. But I'm looking forward to showing you in the days to come some of the fun that we had around this wonderful event. And what I love here is that when we made this t-shirt, this t-shirt was kind of like an artist rendition of sort of what we hoped the dog nation invasion, what sort of look like. But what you actually see is, for those of you watching on video, the actual real thing ended up being almost exactly what we sort of planned it to be. In fact, a couple of you sent this to me. I'm going to show one of these right now.

Matt Rukovina. Big thanks to our friends of the SEC Network who during their SEC Nation morning show kind of showed off here the event. And I'll tell you, our team, B.J. Sweeney, who you've heard us talk about before, Faraday Pippen, one of our newer folks and the, you know, a whole host of people, Lance, and a whole group of people who just helped, you know, get all of this together here. You know, the way in which we had the riverboat decorated with all that cool signage, the Dog Nation flags flying, which I thought was a wonderful touch. And, I mean, how about this? And if you're not watching a video, I do realize that you don't see this. and by the way, thank you to Matt Rukhvena for sending this in. But how about this? And if you're not watching a video, I do realize that you don't see this.

And by the way, thank you to Matt Rukhavina for sending this in.

But how about this perfect image here of the Dog Nation Riverboat just sailing like right there in front of Neeland Stadium? And if you want to talk about the whole like image that kind of tells the story of the takeover that took place. This from the SEC Network on

television, shared with us by so many of you, like this just kind of gives you that scene,

that look right there. This was truly one of the special days in Dog Nation history.

We'll obviously talk more about that and the time to come. But thanks to those of you who kind of shared that, it was just a really cool thing to be able to see. But it also kind of leads into a really big day for Georgia on the field. And obviously, I kind of expected this game to be closer. Many of you have been kind enough to point out the error of my ways when it comes to the prediction. I think by now a lot of you know that I try to give big loud opinions or try to be as clear as I possibly can about them. I've never taken myself too seriously. Obviously, I'm going to get plenty wrong. You can just add this to the list of things that I've been wrong about. And hopefully I've never pretended to be more of an oracle than I actually am. At least I

hope not because that'd be pretty gross to be, you know, that lacking in self-awareness. But the point

here is, is that with Georgia going on the road and being more dominant, frankly, than I expected

it to be, handling the environment that Tennessee fans created there at the beginning with such ease, boy,

I think it really tells you something about Georgia right now.

And the comparison that I've made a couple of times is because I also thought that Georgia

might be in for a tough game when it played here in 2021.

And that was before Georgia had broken through and won the national championship. And to me,

Georgia going on the road when it did to Neeland Stadium in November of 2021, winning easily,

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