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

Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

Georgia fans are fired up today, and I believe they have every right to be.

You may have read the story at Dog Nation.com.

Dominic Riola, the father of the five-star quarterback, Dylan Ryola, a long-time Georgia commit, who flipped in Nebraska, was saying that Kirk Herbstreet, the ESPN analyst, allegedly tried to influence Riola to make that decision to go to Nebraska instead of UGA.

All of this taking place during an interview with the recruiting website known as Rivals.

We have a clip of this. I want you to watch this and then we'll talk about kind of what this means from the Georgia perspective, Dominic Riola with rivals.

Bring up one guy's name. His name's Kirk Herb Street.

When he saw the smoke about Dylan entertaining Nebraska, he was like, called me.

He said, dude, is this true? He got to do it. He got to do it. He, he, his affinity for Nebraska, for a guy like that to tell me and to, you know, get behind me, look, I knew. I knew he needed to do it, but I wasn't going to sit here and say, you need to go change that place or be a part of the change at that place. So when Kirk told me that, you know, I was like, man. So that's Dominic Riola. Oh, and Kirk

Herbstree was saying this. And Herbstree was saying this. You've got to do this. You've got to do this.

You know, essentially rooting and based on the statement that Riala makes, they are attempting to

persuade Dominic Riala to convince his son, Dylan R Dylan Riola to leave Georgia and to go to Nebraska,

you know, kind of involving himself as a supposed broadcast journalist, involving himself in this process here.

Now, look, a lot of people kind of jumped out of the woodworks on this right when it happened.

As I said before, I believe that Georgia fans have, you know, right to be upset about this,

but it wasn't just Georgia fans who were weighing in.

College football's Hall Monitor, Dan Wolkin from USA Today, you may remember him from COVID fame.

He jumped in on all of this, and he had a problem with this sort of articulating

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