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Here's your host, Brandon Adam.

As I told you last week, I'm looking forward this week to spending some time with my family. February, a little bit of a tradition for us on that. We typically try to just sort of get away from work, get away from school. Kids have some time off school. Maybe yours do there as well. And we kind of use this time for a little family time. So we're looking forward to that. But we're also looking forward to what I think is going to be a great week's worth of shows. You know, I told you about this on Friday.

Tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday with our Dog Nation Daily Space, we're to do something

I don't think we've, you know, quite ever really done before.

We are going to have our first ever Dog Nation roundtable, which I think is going to be a ton of fun,

really excited about that, bringing the normal guests that you kind of hear on a regular basis, the Jeff Sintels, the Conner Riley's, the Mike Griffiths, kind of bringing all them together and kind of having a conversation, almost like cover four time. Remember that whole show we used to do? Kind of in a cover four style, kind of talking and kicking around some ideas. That's tomorrow, Wednesday, and Thursday. I think you're going to really like that. We're really looking forward to this. Today, a little bit more of a typical dog nation daily presented by Pella Window in Dorr of Georgia. We do have a special guest joining us later on. Kaylee Mansell is back for Kaylee's Corner. We're looking forward to that. But pretty much everything else is kind of as you've come to

expect it to be, including John Stinchcombe, here in a moment there as well. And I want to begin today, if you don't mind with this. I'll be honest with you. I had almost like kind of put it out of my mind, even though it was only a few weeks ago. I kind of almost put it out of my mind the hire that Georgia made when they brought in Travars Robinson as

co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach for UGA.

And I think the point that we sort of made at the time was this was one of those things that

kind of demonstrated the overall level of competency for a coach like Kirby Smart that you want

a competent coach. You want a coach who understands how to run an administration. And Georgia's competence, I think, was demonstrated through all of this and the fact that most of us didn't even really know that Georgia had a need for a co-defensive coordinator and safety's coach. For all we knew on that one particular weekend, you know, back earlier in the winter, that was Will Mustchamp's job. And Mustamp was contend to continue doing that. What we found out was later on, okay, the must champ wants to step away. And therefore, Tavares Robbins, one of the biggest hires that you could make, was going to step in and be the replacement for that. It was a kind of a home run style hire, even though most of us weren't really quite aware that that Georgia even had that job open to be hired.

And I had reason to kind of think back on this over the course of the weekend a little bit,

on the Friday afternoon, which we record the show, because that hire of T-Rob is getting a little bit of praise.

And I don't know, this kind of caught me off guard a little bit,

not to say that I didn't expect it to be well received or get some positive attention.

But the other day, 24-7 sports, the website that you're probably familiar with, maybe familiar with, they were ranking the top 10 coordinator hires of the offseason thus far.

And in doing so, they had Chip Kelly going as head coach at UCLA to

Ohio State as number one, which we'll have some thoughts on that throughout the week, I guess,

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