I think Tennessee's defense is going to completely hold this Georgia offense in check.

I think this thing is going to look a lot more like the Kentucky game than it does.

Any game that we've seen Tennessee or Georgia play in has become a track meet in the last few years.

Hello and welcome in. It's always college football. I'm your host Greg McElroy, and today's our favorite day of the week. It's Thursday, which means it's preview day. And it's interesting, too, because usually this time of year, the previews, looking back at past years when you're in week 12, week 13, week 14, past years, the amount of games that we previewed started to get a little bit fewer.

Not this year. We have a bunch of games that we need to get to. There are some mid-level games that have an impact on the college football playoffs.

So we're going to touch on those games.

There's, of course, your big matchups, your massive games, the ones that will impact

teams that are going to move the needle nationally.

Are we going to do Tennessee, Georgia?

Absolutely.

But we're also going to hit on SMU.

We're also going to hit on BYU.

We're also going to hit on a handful of We're also going to hit on BYU. We're also going to hit on a handful other programs that are trying to cash in on an

opportunity to play in their conference championship game.

So it's going to be a fun show and one that we're very much looking forward to.

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Let's dive in. Starting with the noon slate, the Texas Longhorns travel to Fayetteville,

Arkansas to take on the Hawks. There's a bunch of good games in the noon slate here. There's

quite a few, and much to the zagrin of some fans that are really unhappy with their team

constantly playing at noon.

I feel your pain.

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