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It is Sunday night, June 14th, the year of our Lord 2020. We've got a jam-packed show tonight. We're going a bunch of different directions. It's largely reactionary to just a lot of things that I have heard from you. Believe it or not, yes, I've just sat around and listened this week, and I have listened to you talk about everything from who's overrated to which rivalries

matter to whose year it is. And believe it or not again, second time I've said that in 45

seconds. I've got a few takes and reactions to all of that. So we're really happy to have you here.

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reviews and written reviews sure do help over there. More on the podcast later. Overrated,

Jim Harbaugh, those two find their way into respective article, titles, and podcast and show titles all

the time. We're going to lead the show with that in just a second. I'm going to talk, as I said,

about a rivalry that matters a great deal to certain portions and certain people in the South,

and it really matters nationally, just maybe in a different way, and maybe not quite as

emotionally. Also, whose year is it? And I'm talking really hyper specifically about the SEC Eastern Division. I've been

looking around at those aforementioned preview magazines, even our own Brandon Marcello here

in house releasing his season predictions, SEC East going the way of the Florida Gators. We'll see.

Not necessarily tonight in terms of prediction from us, but I'm just going to talk a little bit about what needs to happen this year for Florida and what you're thinking. I was over on the Swamp 24-7 message board a fair amount today, interacting with some of you, so we will discuss all that. Let's start it off, though. I'm going to talk about Jim Harbaugh here.

I want to take you, though, into a delivery room. You know how much I love metaphorical analyses.

So let's do it tonight. There he is. Your newborn son, right there, it's a miracle of life.

And you look at him and you say, wow, look at those limbs already pretty long. You know,

that kid's going to be seven foot tall. My son, my newborn son, he's been alive two minutes. I think

he's going to be seven feet tall. Fast forward 25 years. There's your son. He's a full grown man.

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