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Here's your host, Brandon Adam.

What a Monday to be sitting in this chair doing this show talking with all of you.

And what a crazy game we saw on Saturday, Georgia beating Auburn for a ninth straight year.

That is obviously the headline here.

Auburn fans are beside themselves in anger.

And as I always say, if they are this mad, then we must have

done something right. If they're this upset, then the world must be as it's supposed to be here

on this particular Monday. So here's how we're going to do it. We're going to start with,

and I'm guessing you probably already know, controversial play, at least in the eyes of some, near the end of the first half, but because we like to go a level deeper, we're going to do that here today, and dive beyond just the main talking points into what I think is really illustrative, what demonstrates, what makes Georgia, Georgia in Auburn, Auburn,

all coming from the Jackson Arnold fumble at the goal line.

Let me begin simply by saying the officials, of course, got it right, that when you look at

the play, and our Cody Chaffin's had great video of this, you see C.J. Allen

get the first punch. And at that point, the ball starts to become dislodged. By the time that

Raylon Wilson gets his punch, and I say this with all due respect to Raylon Wilson, Raylon Wilson's

punch is really negligible to the fumble.

Wilson aids Kyron Jones with the recovery,

but the fumble is caused by the C.J. Allen punch.

By the time Jackson Arnold is going across the goal line, across the end zone,

he's already lost control of the football.

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