Brooks Austin, the film guys.

Well, this one is up, my friend.

How are you?

I'm doing well, man.

Every time I always love to listen to you guys before I come on.

I think in the middle of a Bojangles read, you're talking about a restaurant called the twisted bowel. Irritable bowel. The last time I was listening. Yeah, whatever it was. Last time I was listening. And one of y'all was talking about watching a girl get eating on Instagram live by a shark.

Now we open up with this.

So here we go, boys.

Let's talk some football

I know I know that's our show that's our to put it on our tombstone that's us um I want to start with Georgia and

Tennessee and I said I was going to ask you this question so I'll just leave with it gunner stockton's not pushing the ball down the field. Is that a Mike Bobo design issue? Is that a Gunner Stockton issue? Is that a Georgia didn't have to do it because they played two inferior opponents issue? Or is it not an issue at all? We can make it a, they didn't do a whole lot. They didn't open the playbook. We can do all that. But I am, you guys call me on here because I watch all the film, right? All the All 22 stuff. There's no doubt. There are five or six every single game where it's like, hey, buddy, the coach has called this one for you. That one is wide open. You should be throwing that football. There's 30 to 40 yards right there for us. Why aren't we doing it?

Twice in two minute against Marshall.

And then there were four or five on the tape this weekend against Austin P.

Where it's like, hey, the body language of that corner right there says he is cooked.

He is running way too hard downhill right now.

The tight end's going to run wide open for a 60-yard touchdown. Too bad. I'm already to the checkdown of the running back. That type of stuff, just not trusting what we're seeing. That's the lack of confidence for me. Here's the good news. If you're a Georgia fan listening, like, he is at least playing on time. I think there's two types of young quarterbacks. one type of quarterback who doesn't really trust what he's seeing, but at least his eyes are moving to the progressions at the right times. Right? He's avoiding bad sacks. He's avoiding second and 20s. And then there's the other young quarterback who's just doing too much and the game's too fast. I don't think that's gunner right now.

We just got to, we got to convince it. We got to smack them on the butt and say, hey, buddy, you can go do this, go trust what you're seeing, throw the football. Now, here's the real concern. That's hard to do in front of $100,000, your first daggum road start, man. That's tough. But I do think Georgia is good enough at the lines of scrimmage to run the ball and play defense and find a way to get out of here with an SEC win. And if they do, I think it will be the most impressive win to date in college football, considering what we're talking about. We're talking about an offense that doesn't really have a vertical passing game going into Neeland Stadium and potentially walking out with a rock fight, running the ball,

defensive type of win over a team that I think is top 15 caliber, top 12 caliber, when all

things are right, especially in that home stadium. I was going to ask you about the other side,

Tennessee, and you look at the balance early on from

Hyple 7 rushing touchdowns, 7 passing touchdowns, but they're playing a Syracuse team that I

believe won't be as good as the Syracuse team we saw last year in East Tennessee State. Aguilar

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