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Here's your host, Brandon Adam. We are jam-packed and fully loaded today, as we have been all week long. Of course, it's Terrence Edwards, our normal Thursday guest coming up in a moment. Thrill to have him as part of the show. But also before we're done, about 50 minutes from right now, I guess is about the best way to say this. About 50 minutes from right now, Brad Nestler, who will call this game for CBS on Saturday. He'll join us.

He'll preview the dogs and the crimson tie. But he'll also talk about the feeling of the final game

ever for the SEC on CBS, truly the end of an era on Saturday. We'll talk to Brad Nessler about that

coming up at 1050 this morning.

Here, prior to that, I want to sort of talk about this game this way. I think that the player in

Saturday's game that to me is probably the most interesting and the most compelling is on the

Alabama side, and that's Dallas

Turner. Now, I believe this is true for two reasons. One of these very kind of tangible on the

field, the impact you can make for the Crimson Tide, and one of these is a little bit more

intangible. I believe in some respects Turner sort of represents the symbolic meaning of this game. I think most of us have a

sense this week that there's something going on here in Saturday that sort of transcends a regular

football game. For the last two years, we've seen Georgia play championship type games,

postseason type games with a chance to advance towards a national championship. Georgia's been

able to win the last two national

championships, of course, as you know, but not all those games have the same meaning. No one can deny

that this year's SEC championship has a lot more meaning, I think we would say, than last year's

SEC championship did against LSU. And this goes beyond just the fact that this year's version of the

Crimson Tide is probably better than last year's version of LSU. In a moment, the presence of Dallas Turner in this game, I think helps us explain that. We'll get to that. But first, let me kind of start with the value of Turner as a player. Really effective, really potentially dominant pass rusher, I believe.

You can make the case that he's the best, I believe I'm right when I say this,

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