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All right.

So that brings us to the final playoff game of the episode.

Yeah, I wanted to make a play in this game bad.

I just go ahead.

Sugar Bowl, number three, Georgia laying six and a half against Old Miss number six.

Yeah, when these teams played in the regular season, basically Georgia waited them out.

Ole Miss played really, really well for about three quarters, and then their defense just got

gassed. They got tired. And that's kind of Georgia's game. Now, the problem, look, I don't have a

huge play on the total. I could see this thing big plays early. Maybe it quiets down,

but 55 feels about right. So I don't have a ton of value there. And it's also split. You don't

have one way action. Do I really want to lay seven or six and a half as it's sitting right now

in a conference rematch, in a game we already saw? I don't. I don't because I'm going to tell you the thing that bothers me. While I do think Georgia wins, I don't like Gunner Stockton. I am not a Gunner Stockton guy. And I'm not laying a tie. He's very much like Carson Beck to me. I just don't want to be in that, I don't want to be in that line of work.

Maybe by Thursday night, I'll have something. Maybe you'll kind of cajole me into something, but I don't have a play in this game. It sucks. I think both teams will kind of do what they want to do early. Kirby will tighten it up at half. George's running game is kind of that non-negotiable that late in the game,

maybe they pop one and they get the W.

But I think it's coin flippy when you install the six and a half point spread.

So for me, no play.

Look, I think you could get real cute here and play like a Georgia second half type of thing. But I just want to play the Bulldog straight up.

And my thought process is this.

As that game wore on, Georgia grew more confidence.

17-0 fourth quarter in the first meeting,

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