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This might be college football, huh?

We were back, second after show.

We were Knoxville Friday and Saturday, and we seem to be spending more time talking about

part and attempting to sing rocky top and rocky flop on the field.

But Pat Fordy covered that in his column for SI, and he joins us now Pat.

Sorry we missed you up there, but really curious to get your view.

We know how good Georgia looked.

But what about Tennessee?

What did you make out of the Vols a year and a couple of weeks after one of the biggest

upsets in ball history over Alabama?

Yeah, you know, I think they've come back down to earth a little bit here.

You know, it was two pretty humbling performances in a row to just get dominated by Missouri,

and then certainly dominated by Georgia and being dominated by Georgia happens.

Clearly it's happened that basically everyone in the last three seasons.

So, you know, I look at it and I think this is maybe the market correction that was inevitable.

Going from Hendon Hooker to Joe Milton.

Joe Milton is who he is.

He's a good coach quarterback, but he's the same guy he's been for several years.

He's occasionally inaccurate over throws a lot of people, not a lot of touch on his passes.

And you hit your wagon to that guy and you're going to get some of these results.

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