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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

So we promised we would do this eventually.

Today feels like a pretty good day to do it.

Exactly how should we view Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo's role in some offensive issues that we perceive George would have had this past year.

Now, let me start this way. You know, I said a few days ago that in having this discussion, obviously, I don't view myself to be as, you know, I guess probably as critical of Mike Bobo.

Some of you are as kind of anti-Bobo as some of you are.

But I do recognize there is a large contingent of Georgia fans that do put

a lot of the blame on why Georgia finished the season below its expectations in terms of how

it started the year.

There are a lot of people who put a lot of that blame on the Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo. And even if I don't

fully, I guess, match that opinion or match the intensity, certainly of that opinion, I do think when

the numbers are as large as they are, when you see as much of a kind of, you know, large grouping

within our comment section or on social media or wherever

else fans gather. When you see this going on as much as it is, I don't think you can help.

But if you try to be a show that reflects the feeling the fans, I think at some point in time,

you're sort of going to take that head on here a little bit. So I want to try to be as fair as I

can be to those who kind of see a little bit of an

issue with the Georgia offense and kind of coinciding some of that, if that's the word,

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