This week we have a quick review of the first two games of the year and an explanation of why the big win over Clemson took the wind out of my sails a bit. Then I run down the Week 3 Viewing Guide, before trying my best to preview the South Carolina game as if it was a competitive matchup.

We are finally here. The Dawgs and the Tigers square off in the biggest game of college football's opening weekend. We talk all things Georgia/Clemson and set you up for success with Week 1's Viewing Guide.

There is no doubt that Georgia/Clemson is the biggest game in college football's opening weekend, so I sat down with Clemson fan, Jeremy Timmerman, to get the inside scoop on the Tigers.

Our preseason preview concludes with a deep dive into the matchups for the upcoming season.

A few days late is better than never. Right? The last position breakdowns as we head towards kickoff against Clemson.

Games are won and lost in the trenches, but is that a good or bad thing for Georgia in 2021?

The biggest lie the national pundits will tell you about the Dawgs in 2021 is that without George Pickens, Georgia has questions about playmakers. Georgia has all the talent it needs to win it all, the only question is whether or not Kirby has finally changed his mindset about the offense.

Who could have thought a week ago that we would be here now? Expansion has exploded again in college football bringing the two biggest brands from the Big 12 to the SEC. Why is this happening and what does it mean? I try to bring answers to the insanity on this emergency episode.

It’s the most important position in sports and it’s the reason Kirby Smart hasn’t produced a National title.

The state of the program after the first five years of the Kirby Smart era. Kirby is nearly exactly where Mark Richt was after 5 seasons, but year 6 started the decent for Richt. Year 6 could also be a turning point for Smart, but in a different way. Expectations areas high as they can be for Georgia heading into 2021.