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So I've sort of noticed something that I feel is a little bit of a difference in Kirby Smart, the way that he is now, the way that he talks in some respects, compared to what he would have said years ago. And I'm going to point this out for him, and let you decide for yourself. Now, I want you to understand something. This for me isn't necessarily a good thing or a bad thing. It's just

something worth noticing. And sometimes in life, you know, that's all you do. You just notice it.

And today, I'm going to throw this out there. I'm going to let you notice it as a way of continuing

the buildup for Georgia and Florida coming up on Saturday.

Do you remember one of the great catchphrases?

That was always kind of the cool thing when Smart first became the Georgia coach.

There were these little catchphrases that everybody sort of grabbed hold of, jumped on,

and it became really a part of like the lexicon, so much so that you had politicians using some of this kind of stuff.

It just sort of escape the boundaries of just Georgia football alone.

And one of those catchphrases that Smart became very famous for, especially in his second year at Georgia,

2017, is one of those things that you still see some remnants of today, probably not as much as you once did.

That's kind of the point of this conversation.

But there was a phrase way back in Smart's second year of 2017, the first big breakout year for him as the Georgia coach,

that it seemed like he said over and over and over again.

You may already know what I'm talking about here,

but if not, R.J. Black has put a little compilation here of a phrase that really kind of

defined, especially on offense, the philosophy for Kirby Smart when he first started being the Georgia

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