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I love Star Wars, and lately my kids and our whole family, we kind of do a little tradition at night, kind of settling down after a busy day. We'll sort of watch a little bit of a movie. That's kind of our sort of wind down moment for the day. We've been going back and rewatching all the Star Wars movies as of late. And, you know, watching that original trilogy, I am once again absolutely of the belief that the best Star Wars movie that's ever

been made is The Empire Strikes Back. I just love it. And when you go back and watch that,

you're kind of reminded of how you felt when you're a kid, obviously. And it's just sort of a

cool storyline. And a little bit unlike a lot of other sort of big blockbuster movies that are

out there because in a roundabout way, the bad guys sort of won, though the good guys that had their moment in the original movie,

and yet the sequel was about, you know, the empire striking back. The empire getting back to even again

with the good guys after what had happened in the original movie,

which obviously came out in 1977.

And I think there was a little bit of that for G-Day on Saturday,

which is not to suggest that I think of the Georgia defense as the bad guys here.

But I do think there are some galactic empire qualities, if you've seen Star Wars,

but the way in which the Georgia defense goes about its business, you know, sort of dominant and, uh, just striking

fear in the, uh, heart of all opponents. So I don't think of the Georgia defense being bad guys,

but I do think they sort of operate the same way that the empire would in some of those old

Star Wars movies.

And after a time in which, hey, you know, the Georgia defense,

it's sort of maybe taking its lumps during spring practice.

And some of this was kind of based on rumor and innuendo of, well, the Georgia offense is doing this and so-and-so is doing that.

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