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That's Boomer and Gio and you can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your pods. Gary, welcome. How are you? I'm great. Ready to go. Sitting in the first box in Athens. All right. Let's, this is, this is an interesting game from a couple of standpoint,

but especially, I think, from the Notre Dame standpoint, because Notre Dame either can or can't compete with these teams.

They never prove they can't. Georgia has clearly elevated themselves where I don't want to put them on the level with Alabama

and Clemson, but they're clearly

gotten very close.

They might be right there.

They're definitely in the

neighborhood or in the top five or six

in the country. There's no question.

They can beat Alabama. They've proven that.

So they are a legitimate power right now.

Well, let's do Georgia really quickly first.

Georgia talent level is on a par with, I think, the other three major talented teams in the country.

Clemson, Alabama, and Ohio State. Those four teams, offense and

defense have taken a stride ahead. Oklahoma is there because of their advanced offense and

quarterback play. But those four teams, one through 85 defenses, offenses, there's, you know, Georgia

does not have to take any backseat to any talent.

There's no talent discrepancy at all.

They will show up and they're a legitimate contender for the national championship.

Notre Dame is a better team than when they played Georgia two years ago.

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