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I'm your host, Tommy, actually, joined by Jason Staples and Buck Sanders, and Carolina goes down to Georgia, comes back with a 33 to

seven loss hanging around their necks. Buck, your take. Ah, you always want to go to me when it's

time to talk bad news, don't you, Tommy? Yeah, because I know that you can shine it up. Yeah,

I'll, uh, I'll do my best.

There ain't no polish in this one.

Yeah, it's, it was, uh, from an offensive standpoint, there's nothing to say other than it was just despicable.

We could talk about, we could talk about the injuries obviously and we should I mean definitely

that's a factor at this point it's not about the guys that they lost last year

tribisky and Howard Hollins Switzerland those guys it's about the guys they've lost

this year.

And in my column today, I wrote a little bit about it's Zach Perlman, who was given a concert once, the violinist.

In case people don't know who Perlman is. I suspect most people do, though.

He was given a concert at Lincoln Center in New York City,

and not too long ended a concert.

One of the strings on his violin snapped.

What you might not know about Perlman is he can't walk.

He's basically wheelchair bound and just wasn't able to get up, stop the concert, go get his violin fixed and come back and finish it.

So he finished the concert with three strings on his violin.

Well, for Chassarat, all the strings on his violin have snapped.

He's missing every string to that offense there is except for the running backs and may have lost Jonathan Sutton reserve linebacker they put over there when they ran out of bodies.

So I think for Chassarat in particular, I hate to see people beat up on it because he's looking out at receivers that all through the spring and the fall, they were second and third team guys.

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