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Here's your host, Brandon Adams. It is absolutely gorgeous in New Orleans here this morning. We're on the streets here doing the

show today. We're kind of elevated in our media headquarters hotel, kind of right across actually

too from Georgia's team hotel too. So it's been kind of an interesting spot to be over the course

of the last couple of days or so. Getting closer to that sugar bowl, obviously talking a lot about

that today today's

edition of dog nation daily presented by surfpro going to be a lot more like a traditional show

now we're on the roads it's going to feel a little bit different but after yesterday's really

fun media day broadcast we're kind of live in that scrum and throwing elbows and trying to see what

we could get today's going to be a little bit more of a chance to sort of talk about what's going on and kind of set the stage for everything that's going to take place tomorrow.

We've got two great guests coming up. Jake Fromm will be with us and sort of his, what has been kind of his normal Tuesday spot during the season.

And Connor are going to step out here after having just been in the press conference with Marcus Freeman and Kirby Smart a moment ago.

Connor Riley going to step out and join us in the show live. So we'll talk to him about some of what he has seen.

In fact, let me begin right there before going back and looking at something that I thought was really interesting yesterday.

So this was the

final time that we'll hear from both of these coaches before the game. And the way the media

schedule typically works for a big bowl game like this, even in a situation like this year,

where Georgia and Notre Dame both have spent far less time in the city on location for the game they would in previous years.

Previous years, you're essentially in New Orleans for a week, or if it's the Orange Bowl in Miami for a week.

Obviously, neither of these teams spending as much time here in New Orleans, but the regular cadence, once you get to the sort of back half of that,

ends up being basically the same thing, where, you know, on the last day prior to the sort of back half of that ends up being basically the same thing where

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