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Here's your host, Brandon Adam. If you sit real still for a moment, you may hear it, the sound of sirens going off. Warnings. Off in the distance. Apparently, that's what Paul Feimbaum thinks. Now, this isn't that big of a deal necessarily, but I do think it sets us up for an interesting conversation. Feimbaum made an appearance. He does a radio deal each and every week. We talked the other day about the Mac and Cube show. That's Greg McElroy, Cole Kubelick, their radio program. Fymbaum appears with them each and every week. And Feinbaum had just spent some time with Kirby Smart. You've heard some of that already and was just sort of talking about, you know, the situation around Georgia, expected to be preseason number one, coming off a couple of national championships.

And so the question comes up of, well, what could slow Georgia down? What could prevent

Georgia from achieving everything in the future years that it seems like they could achieve

and perhaps this year as well? And so Feinbaum discussing this, talked about what he sees, like a lot of

programs that have perhaps been in the same spot that George has been before, mounting expectations.

And as Feimbaum describes, and this is where the hyperbole kind of comes in and the warnings and the

scariness and the music change.

Feinbaum sort of suggests, hey, if you're not careful, these expectations get out of control.

And I don't know what happens at that point, but apparently something bad happens,

at least according to the telling from Paul Feimbaum, on with Greg McElroy and Cole Kublich.

This is what Feinbaum said that he sees as a potential concern when it comes to

out of control expectations at Georgia.

The expectations are just simply out of control.

Let's say they don't win this year and maybe next year things go haywire and the quarterback

gets hurt or somebody leaves and they have a very pedestrian nine tree season, then fans

start to really get edgy.

And then what happens then, let me repeat what we've all watched here over the last 17 years

is that, you know, then the coach goes like,

what else do I have to do?

I've won two national championships.

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