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Here's your host, Brandon Adam.

I heard a little bit of a clip from Dion Sanders, the Colorado coach yesterday.

I'm not sure when he said it. I believe it's been within the last couple of days. But it's about two of his stars, his son, Shador Sanders, his price wide receiver, Travis Hunter, and about where they might be drafted in next spring's NFL draft. And Dion, very matter of fact, he said that both of them would be taken to the top four, that one of them be taken number one overall, and the other one wouldn't last past number four. That is a lot of confidence, of course, in Deion Sanders, who never seems to suffer from a lack of confidence about these kinds of things. And when you think about what Deion is, a coach at a major program, you're forced to, you know, kind of to sort of make the comparison of, we don't hear stuff like that at Georgia, right? That's just not the way that it goes. And it's not just Dion saying those type of things. Do you remember the other day when we were talking about some of those guys on like, say, the Ohio State defense? They're back to win a national championship. Could have gone to the NFL draft, but they're back to win a national

championship. The one guy was like, we're going to be legendary, we're going to be unstoppable, we're

going to be all this kind of stuff. You know, even they are kind of out there sort of speaking and

talking and boasting in a way that you just don't really hear from Georgia. We've said this before,

that Georgia likes to go about its business during

spring practice in kind of a quiet way. But that doesn't mean that Georgia doesn't have, I think,

potentially a lot to be excited about, especially right now I would say on the offensive side of

the ball. I mean, just say this out loud from him.

Georgia brings back a quarterback here this year and Carson Beck that is being treated as the top returning quarterback in all of college football.

And while there'll be some competition for this, including from Schador Sanders, I guess,

there is a chance that next year that Carson Beck's generating all the chatter, if not more, that a Caleb Williams or a Drake May or, you know, a Jane Daniels or any of these quarterbacks are being

talked about right now ahead of this year's NFL draft. There's a chance at this time next year,

Carson Beck's generating even more of that kind of stuff, as he perhaps, you know, works his

way into being the number one

overall pick in next year's draft. If you've got a quarterback like that on a team like Georgia,

not only are you potentially in the national championship business, but you're perhaps

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