Title Run Sports Podcast

The Trae Young era had finally ended and it's time to access his legacy with the franchise, his overall place in the NBA, the trade itself, and what's next for the Atlanta Hawks.

We dive into UGA's Sugar Bowl matchup with Ole Miss, recap the SECCG, and preview the rest of the CFP field highlighting concerns and common trends among the eight remaining teams. 

We try (very hard) to make sense of the BYU-Miami-Notre Dame rankings triangle. Where will UGA land with an SECCG win? What's changed since the last matchup between Georgia and Alabama? Also, should Ole Miss let Lane Kiffin continue coaching?

We discuss our takeaways from UGA's gritty wins versus Auburn and Ole Miss. Are the Dawgs a virtual lock for the CFP?? Can FIVE SEC teams make the College Football Playoff? Are Gunner Stockton and Mike Bobo becoming underrated?

On this bonus episode David sits down with Morgan County OC Brett Bell to discuss Bama's alarming start against FSU, why offense looks different under Ryan Grubb and Ty Simpson, and where the Tide hold the matchup advantages headed into Saturday's matchup with Georgia. 

We recap all the important revelations from the UGA/Tennessee game: Mike Bobo is a genius, Gunner Stockton is clutch, the CB play isn't as bad as you think, and the right side of the offensive line was tragic. What can we expect from the Dawgs moving forward?

Worried about Gunner Stockton? Don't be. We explain why UGA is set to continue their run of excellence with a deep secondary, improved pass catchers, an insane LB room, and a more favorable schedule. 

New Hawks GM Onsi Saleh made huge waves with two potentially franchise altering trades this week. We take in-depth look at the Kristaps Porzingis trade, the acquisition of Asa Newell, free agency trade possibilities as the Hawks reshape their roster. 

Did the Falcons makes the right call doubling down on EDGE rushers and trading away valuable assets? More importantly, will it work?

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With no televised G-Day game this year, David attempts to recap the new secondary, young receiving corps, and everything else he saw at UGA Spring football practice.