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We said on Friday that we're not even through with the 2025 season yet, and yet there's already a lot of chatter about 2026. That's just the way the college football goes. You're always looking to turn the page, and we're always doing way too much at one time. Plenty of example of that. The 2026 season drop, I should say the 26th schedule dropped on Thursday. You perhaps saw that. And we also have some

examples of that when it comes to, okay, on Saturday you gave Fernando Mendoza from Indiana the

Heisman Trophy. And just as soon as that is done, you've got to immediately look at, okay, well,

who could win next year's

Heisman trophy? Who could win the Heisman trophy in 2026?

For the most part, Georgia doesn't get that much into this sort of thing.

The Georgia players don't ever really seem to care all that much about it.

It's just one of those things where, and listen, you know, it's been another amazing run for Georgia where, you know, Brett Thoris won the Rage Eye Award this year.

Bow Gardner won the award for the top long snapper in the country this year.

Patrick Manorley.

I was trying to think of, I could remember what it was called the Manorley Award for the top long snapper.

Georgia has seemingly at least one national award winner every single year,

so it's had great success when it comes to the individual accolades.

But that's not necessarily the kind of thing that the program makes all that big of a deal,

but it's just not that big of a deal at Georgia.

And yet one way or another, whether Georgia pushes it or not,

Gunner Stockton is likely to be a part of the Heisman conversation next year.

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