How would you describe any practice within this program?

Super Bowl.

Proof of that is anyone who's ever seen a Georgia practice.

Practice is meant to be complete preparation for the environment you're going to get in.

Yeah, go, got to go, got to go, got to go. That's that good. Man ball him. Get it. Go, got to go.

That's not good.

Find ball, my ball, ball, ball, ball.

Organization, where we're going to be, how fast we're going to do it in always moments

of practice.

Welcome back, everybody, to another edition of the Jumpyard Dogcast, a preview edition of the

Jump Girl podcast, I'm

coach, Jordan Hill. Got Horns 24-7s Eric Henry with me on this Thursday afternoon, and we're talking dogs and we're talking longhorns. Number five, Georgia, getting ready to take on number 10, Texas, 7.30 p.m. Eastern Times, 6.30 p.m. Central Time, Saturday night on ABC. the top 10 matchup and one that probably is going to tell us a lot about what the college football playoff race looks like going forward. So bringing on Eric today to learn a little bit more about this Texas team. Find out what we need to know about the Longhorns. And then a little bit later on in the episode, we'll talk about the matchup. We'll talk about what Texas, Steve Sarkesian, and the players have been saying in the lead-up to this game and what we expect to actually see once we get between the hedges on Saturday night. But first off, Eric, thanks so much for taking the time. How are things out in Texas as you guys get ready for a big road trip that I imagine is going to have a lot of say in what the rest of Texas season looks like.

Yeah, good afternoon, Jordan. Appreciate you having me on. First thing I'll say is going to try to

stay warm here in the Lone Star State. I feel it's going to be a little bit chillier. Once we get

down to the Peach State, I'll be in first thing tomorrow morning. But yeah, you kind of touched on

it, right? The tenure here in Austin, Texas.

And really around, you know, the entirety of Longhorn Nation has just been kind of hyper-focused

on this game.

I don't want to say a little too much, but the way I frame it, and you know, we can get

into this, maybe later on, but the way I frame it is this game, sure, does play a huge role in Texas' SEC title hopes.

But it doesn't write off their cultural ball playoff hopes, right?

You know, I still can see a scenario where Texas could lose to Georgia win two out of the next two,

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