How we doing? It's Ivey Countdown to kickoff. We're getting ready, Notre Dame in Georgia Tech.

This weekend, we had some breaking news this afternoon.

Vince Pete Thamele from ESPN was the first to report it.

And I've seen other outlets report it since, but Georgia Tech will be without Haynes King,

their quarterback going into Saturday's game against Georgia Tech.

We'll get into that in detail in a little bit, but I thought we should just go ahead and mention it right off the top since we're hit and record the same day that, you know,

just within a couple hours, really, of this news coming out today.

It is, I guess you could say it was somewhat expected, but at the same time, until you

actually hear it, you've got to prepare for the starter, just the way you will normally

prepare, obviously.

And, you know, look, as the coaches would say, the Hay's in the barn, I mean, they've already

prepared, you know, for Haynes King, but they can easily, you know, adjust and

adapt for the, for the new guy. But this absolutely changes the outcome or the outlook of this

game as far as being an analyst is concerned. I mean, it's this, this game, you know, went from the

possibility of being a competitive, you know, game to I don't think it

should be competitive at all, to be perfectly honest with you. So that's where I'm at. I know it's just

one player, but this one player makes a big difference when it comes to what Georgia Tech can do

offensively. As I said in my prediction write-up that's over on Irish Breakdown.com.

You know, Haynes King is the straw that stirs the offensive drink.

And without him, the offense is just, it's a shadow of itself.

So it changes things dramatically.

Completely agree.

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