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This is Dog Nation Daily, the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fame.

Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

All right, coming up in a couple of minutes, I'm going to look at kind of the aftermath

from G-Day, and in two different conversations sort of had, you know, back to bat,

we're to focus in on a couple of players for Georgia that maybe should get more attention

that seemed to have had good springs, seemed to have had good G-days, and perhaps

are a pretty

big part of Georgia's success formula for 2025. We're going to get to that here coming up

in just a couple of minutes. Prior to that, I think one thing that we sometimes take some comfort in,

because when you do a show like we do, we talk about Georgia football every day, a lot of what we talk about is sort of on the record news, facts that everyone is aware of.

Sometimes, though, what we talk about, and just because it's fun to talk about it, and sometimes this is what's going on,

sometimes what we have is a little bit more in the sort of rumor category of, you know, this could happen, this might

happen, there's some speculation, there's some guesswork, there's some hopefully educated guessing,

but there's also some discussion about what we don't quite know for sure, but we believe

could materialize. And I think one of the things that we take some comfort in

is when the stuff that we think is probably true turns out to be true. This isn't always the

case, by the way. A college football organization is a very complicated thing. There are a lot of

players, there are a lot of coaches. There are a lot of moving parts. And, you know, once a series

of events starts to take shape, it kind of creates consequences, both intended and perhaps

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