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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

All the talking is almost over.

We have almost reached game day for Georgia and Clemson tomorrow afternoon,

our Dog Nation invasion tomorrow morning. And in celebration of all of that, well, we're to talk to you here

for the next few minutes about kind of our final thoughts about where things stand for Georgia

and Clemson on Saturday. And I think all of this for me is one of those things where I have a good

bit of nostalgia about the very recent past, eventually kind of building here to a moment kind of

from a couple of years ago with Kirby Smart that I think laid the groundwork for everything that

Georgia would become in the 2021 and 2022 seasons. We'll get to that.

Let me begin this way, though. One of the things that's been interesting to hear from the Clemson

side, because we've heard from Davos when he had a long press conference the other day,

also got the chance to hear from Clemson offensive coordinator Garrett Riley. Now, I've told you

before that if my prediction is wrong, and we'll get more into, I've told you before that if my prediction

is wrong, and we'll get more into that here in a moment, but if my prediction is wrong and this game

is closer than I think it's supposed to be, if Clemson has a chance to win this game, a lot of the

reason why that wrongness might appear is because of the presence of Garrett Riley. Sometimes we see

offensive coordinators have a better impact in year two than they had in year one.

And as objective as I'm capable of being, Riley, who came from TCU to Clemson for Big Bucks last season being his first year,

he really had no noticeable impact on the Clemson offense whatsoever.

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