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This might be college football.

And we have made it back to Athens.

We were here seven weeks ago for Alabama, and we have come back again for Texas.

I don't know about the dog.

I don't know about other things, but the dogs had a pretty good home schedule this year with Alabama and Texas the same time.

Roman Harper and Tim Tebow on a gorgeous afternoon here.

Great to see everyone, and they're pretty fired up. Roman, they get to see Texas again. Yes, they are. Some of the fans been here the last couple of hours, already just waiting on you to come out here, Paul, and bless us with your time. It's been great. The weather turned out amazing. It was cold this morning. But overall, it's going to be a great day. And like you said earlier, the home failed advantage for Georgia can't be bigger than it has

been this year. You know, they really do love Paul here a lot, though, which is interesting

because, you know, being such a Bama guy in that rivalry, but they're still so fond of you.

What do you make of that, Paul?

Well, I was an early supporter of Kirby Smart when some of the dogs were, where are you?

Were you?

Oh, I've always, he's one of the few people I've stuck with.

So let's get started.

A good person to stick with.

I mean, a lot of people are trying to define this game, Roman and Tim, and I know there's a lot more to it than Arch Manning versus Gunner Stockton, but those are the two showpieces. I like that angle. Actually, I really like that angle. Both quarterbacks are playing well, especially the last couple of weeks for Arch Manning. I'm looking at it from

a tale of both of these quarterbacks have to use their legs, but in different ways to help their

team win the game. When I look at Gunner Stockton, what he's doing on this offense, using his legs to

obtain first downs, crucial third down moments. When it's first and first down and whatever and

you don't like it, go get six, seven, eight yards.

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