Today's episode of Dog Nation Daily is brought to you by Pella Window and Door of Georgia, viewed to be the best. Presented by Dog Nation.com. This is Dog Nation Daily, the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fame. Here's your host, Brandon Adam. In my private life with my family, one of the things I love to do, we go to theme parks a lot, just one of those deals.

I don't talk about that on the air a lot, because that's just sort of something we do together. We go to a lot of theme parks, ride some roller coasters. Now, the really crazy roller coasters that are like, I don't know, the stuff that you see on YouTube, so that kind of stuff. I can't ride some of those really crazy ones for a number of reasons. but I like, you know, fun sort of family-style roller coasters.

I enjoy that.

I got a chance to ride a roller coaster with... some of those really crazy ones for a number of reasons. But I like, you know, fun, sort of family

style roller coasters. I enjoy that. I got a chance to ride a roller coaster with my daughter just a few weeks ago, a couple of months ago, her kind of her first experience on something like that. And that's something my family likes to do. We theme park vacation, things like that. We do a pretty good bit of that. The point is, roller coasters sometimes can be fun. But this past weekend, I would say for Georgia fans, they sort of found themselves on maybe kind of the wrong kind of roller coaster, a lot of ups, a lot of downs, a lot of wild news cycle, and much like a roller coaster. Many of us probably felt like we were holding on tight just to try to keep up with everything that was going on.

So here today on our show, we're going to spend a good bit of time trying to make sense of a lot of the stuff that's out there.

And in doing so, here is the one promise I can make to you.

We are going to break the number one rule of sports talk on the internet and TV and radio and places you go for sports talk. We're going to break the number one rule of sports talk on the internet and TV and radio and places you go

for sports talk. We're going to break the number one rule because the number one rule if you want

to be successful, if you want to go viral, if you want to get a lot of attention, is you've got to

have a very stark sort of black and white opinion that is very, very one way or very, very the other.

There is really very little room to use a bigger word or a fancier word than I should probably

use nuance. There's very little room sometimes for nuance in sports talk discussions, especially

if you want to be the most successful thing about Skip Bayliss, Stephen A. Smith, guys who get paid a lot of money.

They get paid a lot of money because their opinions are almost totally absent of nuance.

If you want to go viral, nuance is not your friend.

But if you want to have an honest and accurate conversation, sometimes nuance is important.

So I'd rather be honest with all of you who tune in than the sort of big, bold, loud

opinions that perhaps might give me attention sort of outside the boundaries of our normal audience.

But that's, I choose to serve you.

So we're going to try to have a nuanced discussion about a good number of topics today,

both the good, the bad, and everything else in between.

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