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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

Hello, Dog Nation. I'm Brandon Adams, and this is Dog Nation Daily, the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fans,

presented by Kroger. We're live here in South Florida, media headquarters in Fort Lauderdale,

where a couple of minutes ago we had a chance to hear from Georgia coach Kirby Smart,

Florida State Coach Mike Norvell, and their final joint press conference availability before the Orange Bowl game takes place tomorrow.

I'll recap a little bit of that, but also go back and look at some of the highlights

from yesterday with Georgia quarterback Carson Beck and how much fun is to be able to say

that back returning here for Georgia in 2024.

And obviously Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo. Very interesting things from both those guys.

We'll give some of that to you coming up here in just a moment.

But also a pretty compelling a couple of minutes ago when you had both Norville and Kirby

Smart speaking from both of their unique perspectives about this game coming up on Saturday.

On the Mike Norvell side of this, there's obviously a lot of weirdness around the Florida State program.

We've talked plenty about that.

The lawsuit against the ACC, the power play to get out of that league,

and the continued frustration about missing out on the college football playoff,

whether I believe it's understandable or not, obviously, I think excluding Florida State from this playoff was the right decision for the committee. Now, I think the Georgia should have been in, so that kind of puts me at odds with others. But excluding Florida State, I think, was probably the right thing to do. But Norvel is obviously coming from a different place because it's his team, and he thinks they should have been a part of the playoff as a 13-0 ACC champ.

And one of the things I do respect about Norville is it's always really difficult to know how to talk about things like this. And I think that Norvel

has taken a pretty interesting tack from the standpoint he's chosen to be, I think, really very honest. And even today, acknowledging

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