Welcome to Andy Sapols on three.

We have some bowl games in the books.

There's a snuff film going on in Miami Gardens, Florida right now.

We just decided to get going.

I don't know that any of you want to watch the rest of this.

Jesse Simonton joins me.

And Jesse, that was sort of what we expected in the Orange Bowl, but worse.

Yeah, I mean, I expected it splattering, but the fact that, you know, Georgia's third stringers are putting it on Florida states, quote unquote, first stringers, which are really their second and third

stringers as well.

There's going to be a ton of takeaways and I think a ton of hot takes and a ton of honestly

Andy terrible takes coming out of this game.

But I think my biggest takeaway is having nothing to do with Florida State and their

opt-outs and all that.

It's that, you know, the playoffs, the four teams in the playoff are probably pretty

fortunate that Georgia's not in it because I think it's clear that they probably are one of the

best four teams.

They did not win the game that they needed to, which was in Atlanta.

But it speaks volumes of what Kirby Smart has gotten these guys to buy in for that not only the backups, I mean Gunner Stockton and these third stringers, the five-star freshman, it's not a surprise that they want to, you know, get their shine and mate plays here in the second half. But it's that Cedric Van Pran played in this game, you know, Ladd McConkey, Kamar Lassett or Javon Bullard, these guys that are going to go pro. They only had to play a half because Georgia was beaten the hell out of him so badly, but they clearly did want to buy in and send a message today that said, hey, it doesn't matter who's on the other side or who isn't on the other side. We still think we're one of the best four teams. And I think that's probably the statement coming out of this, that in a 12-team field, a team like Georgia's, you just don't, it's just going to be really hard to beat them, you know, in an extended playoff. So here's the thing. A lot of people were watching, especially the first half, I think a lot of people

turned it off by the second half, but we're saying, oh, this is proof the committee got it right.

Was it? I mean, should Georgia have been in there? Right. I agree. I mean, again, I think there's

going to be a ton of awful takes out of this game from the Florida State vantage point.

You know, and I joked in a column earlier this week that I said, you know, I think

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