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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

So your guest is as good as mine as to where we even begin today.

So much has happened since we last spoke on this show. We're going to do our part to sort of figure out how you

kind of make sense of an all-time classic thrilling game on Friday night. And now this giant

heavyweight title slugfest coming up this Saturday against Texas and the SEC

championship, obviously after the Longhorns went into college station, one of the biggest

rivalry games that this sport is going to put on display in a good number of years into Texas

credit really was the dominant team kind of from the word go there, a very impressive

showing from Texas who's played a schedule this year that hasn't given it much

chance for impressive games, got that against Texas A&M on Saturday. That impressive showing from Texas who's played a schedule this year that hasn't given it much chance

for impressive games got that against Texas A&M on Saturday. That sets up the rematch. But before

you get to it, you got to go back and look at sort of what happened on Friday night for

Georgia against Georgia Tech. And let's kind of do this this way.

Let me set up this question.

Because this is the one that sort of looms around all of this right now.

For what Georgia wants to do on the other side of this game against, you know, Georgia Tech and, you know, beating Texas and maybe making run in the playoff.

The one question that sort of looms that I honestly don't think anybody really has an answer for is that how is it that a Georgia team that played so

well defensively against Texas back in October, a much better team, by the way, than Georgia Tech

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