The pride, passion, and pageantry of college football lives here.

This is the Paul Pinebaum Show, Hour 2 podcast.

This might be college football.

And the story of the weekend up until today was in Athens, as Texas just got eviscerated again by the Georgia Bulldogs.

We'll get a little more context to that from our man J.D. Pakell in a second.

There's the tail of the tape.

It's a pretty ugly one.

How about Sark acting

would bewildered today when somebody asked, you know, how badly the season is gone? He said,

according to whom? How about everyone? J.D., great to talk to you again. Hope you've been well.

We've missed you. Good afternoon.

And a lot to unpack here. Let's start in Athens. Your top tier takeaway from that.

Yeah, well, I mean, a lot to unpack according to who, Paul. That's my first question there.

But no, I mean, Georgia, Paul, to me, it feels like everyone else across college football is just scratching and clawing and trying

to find their way to the finish line of the regular season, get their win for their conference

title game or get their win for the college football playoff. Like Georgia, I think if you told

them they'd play five more games than regular season, they'd be like, great, cool, let's do it.

Where are we, where we're playing? Playing right now? Playing tomorrow, playing in the parking lot. Like, they are in such attack mode right now. And I feel like, too, they're in like ascension mode, Paul. They're getting better to me, it feels like. Last year's Georgia team, massively talented. Like Carson Beck, the NFL loved him going into last year. There's so many

pieces last year that are now playing on NFL rosters. But this Georgia team to me, Paul, feels more

dangerous in the sense that there's so much more Kirby-ish. You know what I'm saying? Like they don't

beat themselves. They play their best when the best is required. They run the football, which is

refreshing for folks in Athens.

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