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Here's your host, Brandon Adams. Have you ever said to somebody or has someone ever said to you this thing that sometimes we say when somebody you like does something funny or, you know, perhaps it's a comment you've made on social media about a famous person, something along the lines of, oh, never change. Hey, never change. In other words, when someone is doing something that you think is funny, you kind of throw that out there of like,

I'm so, I enjoy you so much, I never want you to change. I never change, never change.

I think the, uh, the feeling behind that as a phrase, though, is, is it's obviously impossible because people eventually seem to change at least a little bit. I mean, that's kind of the

thought here is that we all get older, perhaps we get wiser. At some point in time, there's at least a little bit. I mean, that's kind of the thought here is that we all get older, perhaps we get wiser.

At some point in time, there's at least a little bit of change that occurs.

But perhaps not always.

Because I think we have an example of, even though we would assume that everyone changes at least a little bit eventually,

they observe the facts around them. They

pay enough attention to their circumstances to alter their behavior or mindset, perhaps a little

bit. Maybe it is possible to go through life so completely delusional with blinders on that you

just do not see the actual truth that exists around you.

And maybe one of those people is Clemson, Coach Davosweney.

We have aftermath today of Georgia's 34-3 win against Clemson.

Now, yesterday, we very briefly kind of took a little bit of a bow and accepted a little bit of flowers to the fact that for the most part, we completely called the Georgia Clemson game exactly as the result turned out to be.

As I told you yesterday, that wasn't calculus.

It wasn't algebra.

It was just basic arithmetic.

If you start counting the number of capable Georgia players, it is just a far greater number

than what Clemson has.

It is literally the greater than symbol, the one that sort of looks like an alligator.

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