Today's show is it a reckoning at Georgia this weekend? An opportunity for sure, Tennessee,

plus Diego Pavia with an interesting lawsuit and careful dying in Poland.

Time now for the college football inquirer with Dan Wetzel.

But did say the altercation occurred in airspace, not in the jurisdiction of the Auburn Police Department.

Ross Gellinger.

Yeah, whatever, I'm dead.

And S.I's Pat Forney.

Didn't hear it mullet, man.

Here's Pat, Russ, and Dan.

All right, welcome to the pod, presented by Invesco, QQQ, the official ETF of the NCAA.

The big game this week is clearly Tennessee visiting Georgia.

And we got reason to talk about both teams.

We'll see what the playoff committee ranks these guys,

but it is a significant game for both teams.

And I want to start with Georgia before we get to the

Tennessee part. Georgia has two losses on the year. They are seven and two with three games left.

And they lost 41, 34 to Alabama, a game they kind of had to win.

They had beat, and then they got punked last week out at Ole Miss, 2810.

They still have two nice wins, one against Texas, one against Clemson.

But here we go, Tennessee visiting Athens on Saturday night. And

this feels like a reckoning game one way or the other for the dogs. To come into the

season, preseason number one and finish with three losses at least. And they still have Georgia Tech at the end of the year too, which may be a little more, it's a little spicier than maybe we thought. But to finish, to have three losses and potentially not make a 12-team playoff, I think they would probably

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