Welcome to Andy and Ari on three.

What a Saturday, Ari, we just watched Georgia beat Tennessee 31-17 in the best game we've seen

Carson Beck play all year.

Like, Georgia's offense was great against a defense that has been stingy to everybody, but didn't look

real stingy tonight.

Yeah, Georgia just continues to be, Andy, the most confusing team.

And college football, it's just like, they've got the best collection of wins.

And when they look like that, they're scary as hell.

And they've had other games like the one we were at, they look pedestrian.

And I don't know if it's a home and away thing.

I don't know if it's a Carson Beck showing up thing.

But it's a very hard thing to rank. It's a very hard thing to contextualize in terms of

expectations. All I know is that the Georgia team that we saw on Saturday night is a team that

I would be afraid to play if I were anybody in the playoff. The team that we saw last week could get

beaten by just about everybody. So, you know, I think the lesson here is that

this is probably not a shocking result. I'm kind of shocked that Georgia started to feel a little

tentacly, you know, octopus-y, you know, you know what I'm talking about with the boa constrictor

at the end there where it seemed like Tennessee just couldn't, you know, hang there for a while.

But, you know, we have a group of four teams now, Andy, in the SEC that are kind of indistinguishable from one another. They've all beaten each other. They're all two lost teams in the SEC and Georgia's right back in the thick of things. Yeah, and it is going to be hard to parse those teams, hard for you and I as we do

Bracketology and Bubble Watch, hard for the committee as they rank them next week.

And, you know, this makes the bubble a lot more interesting.

I think probably there were a lot of teams around the country hoping Tennessee would win tonight

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