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I'm Brian Haydad.

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It's time to have the discussion.

And we talked about it on the podcast.

We've talked about it on the sportsman Mississippi.

Let's bring it here.

We all saw what happened on Saturday.

We all saw, with our own eyes, what Camario Taylor was able to do for Mississippi State.

And, yeah, against Georgia in a game that they had in hand,

perhaps their ears weren't as pinned back as you'd like them to be.

But what Camario Taylor gives this Mississippi State offense cannot be denied.

And what he takes away that Blake Chapin can give, at best, is a wash.

It's not like Mississippi State has been this precision passing team all season long

that Schapen going out is going to take that away from you.

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