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Five stars because Ari Wasserman will get really mad at you if you don't give us five stars.

And Felder, five stars were actually some of the story coming out of the semifinals is that the teams that have a lot of them seem to be very good at football.

Wow. Amazing. The teams that are good are good.

The teams that have the most talent are good.

Like it just, I mean, we don't want to belabor the point, but you know what?

The one thing, here's, I know we're going to go quick on the semifinals, but I'm

going to say this.

Excuse me, Georgia, yes, they have a supreme talent level, but we need to give those

guys credit because they watch film and they study and they're smart.

And I don't know how many people have said that about them.

They've said the talent differential and talked about the speed on the field.

But they need credit for being smart.

Those are intelligent football players.

Those are guys that understand exactly what's going to happen to them,

understand exactly what the offense is going to try to do.

And case in point with two minutes to go in the first quarter, Nacobi

Dean, they are in man coverage.

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