Some really good news about offensive lineman Charles Jaggasa, but some really bad news about Nordame

defensive tackle, Riley Mills.

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Wasn't expecting news about Charles Jagasa being on the practice field and competing for a starting spot.

We'll talk more about that in a little bit.

But even worse news, Riley Mills, Nordheim defensive tackle, who has been such a monster in the middle of Nordame

defensive line will be lost for the balance of the playoffs with a with a right knee injury

that suffered on the first snap for the defense in the second half of the victory over Indiana

on Friday night. Tim, you know, I mean, I still think that I think Nordame can be very competitive

with Georgia. I wouldn't, I still wouldn't rule out the

possibility of Nordame beating Georgia even without Riley Mills. I don't know how in the world

you win a national title moving forward without a player that magnitude. Good point. I think Riley

Mills might be my bridge too far. We've talked about a lot, but I was talking to Pete Samson,

Eric Hanson on the walkout. We're like, we also thought that with Benjamin Morrison. So, you know, you thought that along the way a couple

times. I don't, I didn't take Jagasa's competing for a starting spot. I thought this is his

first week. No, I agree. I agree. I don't think he's involved. Um, but the loss of Mills is, I mean, it's crushing because I, for Georgia and the size, I'd rather lose Cross than Mills.

I never thought I'd say that.

But I would rather have the anchor Riley Mills in there playing with Donovan Heinish than Howard Cross playing with a combo of Heinish and Rubio.

So I guess tough, but it's also not Georgia 22.

So this is, you know, it's not the same situation.

They have a backup quarterback in.

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