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So Texas and Oklahoma are now officially in the SEC,

and obviously for Georgia that matters because the dogs will play the longhorns here this year.

And I think we have some evidence here. And if you're a Georgia, I believe you're going to like this.

I think we have some evidence here that these two programs are perhaps taking very different approaches to this big game. And some of the most important figures involved in the game are, I think, giving us a little bit of a window.

And in this, we talked about this briefly on Friday. We have more information for you here

right now that maybe the attitude around Texas is a little bit what you would think that attitude

might be. And maybe the attitude around Georgia is a little bit what you would think that attitude might be,

and maybe the attitude around Georgia is exactly what you think that might be, which creates

sort of an interesting clash for these two teams here right now. So let me start with this.

We've had the Manning Passing Academy going on in New Orleans. This is the big event that takes

place every year where the top college quarterbacks get a chance to go there. They rub elbows with each other. They have a chance to learn from the mannings. It's sort of a ride of passage that many quarterbacks go through. Carson Beck has been there. Other top quarterbacks have been there, including Texas's Quinn Ewers. And when Ewers was speaking to the media, he said a very Texas-like thing about what the

Longhorns are going to be like in the SEC. I want to show you this. I'll give you the headline

and another quote. Here's the headline that got the most attention. When you were on being in the

SEC, we're going to be everybody's biggest game. And I think I'm probably a little bit like a lot of the folks who are Georgia fans,

or maybe SEC fans.

There was something about that particular line that just didn't quite set right with me.

I'm going to read you the rest of the quote here in a moment.

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