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Here's your host, Brandon Adam. I do not believe that surprised is too strong of a word to use for a

conversation we're about to have in the reaction I had to that conversation. Now, I have loved

our Dog Nation roundtables here this week. I feel like Jeff Centell, Connor, Riley, Mike Griffith. They've

really brought a lot of interesting content to the forefront. And as I was mentioning on video a moment ago, there's a dynamic occurs that when you get people into a conversation together, it's not scripted, you don't really know what anybody's going to say. And so therefore, the conversation goes to a perhaps different place you might expect. Today is an example of that. The topic I wanted to address is, because we've been doing near the end of

these roundtable discussions the last few days, including today here at a moment, are over-under

predictions. Now, these are not like the official final predictions, as I've said now many times,

this is not like in stone. These are just sort of early lanes, but, you know, kind of early

thoughts about the season win totals, regular season only, of course, for some of these SEC teams.

And I want to do kind of something on that involving Georgia as well.

The narrative here is, is that on paper, Georgia is playing a tougher schedule than it's

perhaps ever played before.

I believe that's true, even though, as we've kind of seen from some of the already points spread data that's out there, Georgia is about a two touchdown favorites over Clemson. They are a point-a-half favorite on the road of Texas. Three and a half-point favorites over both Alabama and Ole Miss. Georgia is still a point spread favorite in these kind of marquey games, but in some cases,

sort of a narrow favorite.

And no doubt when you're going on the road to a preseason top 10 Ole Miss, a reigning

SEC champ Alabama, a college ball playoff team like Texas, when those are your road

games, you're playing a really tough schedule.

What I have been saying is, you know, probably such a tough schedule that the idea of undefeated in the regular season, I don't quite know that's a possibility.

In fact, I've said before, I don't know that we'll have an undefeated college football playoff national champion for the foreseeable future because not only is Georgia playing a much tougher schedule, but most of the other top teams kind of are as well.

However, not everyone on our Dog Nation panel apparently agrees with that.

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