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Here's your host, Brandon Ed. I promise you, like 99% of the show day is going to be really fun.

We've got some great

stuff to get to. But we begin, though, with what might be a bit of an injury concern for UGA.

Now, all of this is early days, information coming in. And, you know, this is one of those things

where, you know, it's probably rightly so, takes a while to sift through this to find out what's actually going on. I don't say any, you know, it's probably rightly so takes a while to sift through this to find out what's

actually going on. I don't say any, you know, with any like criticism or questioning of

the folks doing the reporting here, but you perhaps seen some online chatter about a possible

injury for Georgia, defensive end edge rusher, Gabe Harris. You know, I think that Graham coffee, I think I saw this with on social media.

I think Anthony Dasher's had some reporting on this. A lot of people are out there saying it. And this is one of

those things where I guess we're saying this perhaps might be turf toe. In fact, the way in which all this plays out

is a very modern thing. If you don't mind, let's go full screen with this for a moment if we can.

So you've got Graham Coffey who reported the news on Harris. And then this sets off this like

Firestorm on social media where now people are asking, do you what GROC is, the AI engine that Twitter

uses, X uses? So GROC's being asked by Gabe Harris. Then GROC's like, well, based on

reports, it sounds like he's declared for the NFL draft. Well, that gives you an idea of how

faulty AI can still be. AI may one day take over the world, and it may enslave us as its robot overlords.

But for now, we don't have to worry about that because Grock thought Gabe Harris had to clear up the NFL draft.

Graham gives an LOL to that.

And then Grock comes back, which is a little bit creepy that it's able to do this.

It says, it seems like my earlier response may have missed the mark.

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