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

Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

And welcome in, everybody, Dog Nation Daily.

Daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fans presented by Kroger. You know, once again, you know, working our way back to something that sort of feels like the normal version of this show, as you've come to expect it since, what, August of 2015 or on video going back to spring of 2017. We've been doing this now for quite some time, been dealing with some issues. But boy, we're working our way back towards something that

feels a little bit more normal if you're watching in video hopefully you notice it sort of looks

a bit more normal hopefully the sound of things will be a little bit more normal today here as

well so we are just really happy to have all of you on all of that and one of the things we're

going to get into in a pretty heavy dose here coming up a little

bit, Georgia made another edition in the transfer portal yesterday, and it was another wide receiver.

This has become a little bit of a trend for Georgia in recent years, adding receivers in the

transfer portal. We're going to talk about what that means, and specifically what Georgia might

be getting in the person of Michael Jackson, obviously a very famous name. We'll try to avoid some of the puns associated with the King of Pop here

and do this more along the lines of an actual football conversation as relates to Michael Jackson

here coming up in just a couple of moments. Prior to that, I want to go back in time here at least

just for a little bit,

but I do so with a specific purpose in mind. It's about looking ahead to the future and what the

future of college football is going to look like and, you know, the understanding of how if you're

Georgia or if you're Georgia within the SEC, how both this program and this conference operates

in the new landscape we're about to see here. I think that's an important discussion to have.

And one of the things that you notice is, and this is just the nature of college football fans,

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