Just what are your feelings on Alabama right now as they look to respond, uh, going on the road to Knoxville, Gray?

Yeah, I, I think the, uh, you know, the old Ted Lasso be a goldfish situation comes in here because Alabama really needs to move on from Saturday.

I know a lot of people probably still haven't from all the chaos of what happened on Saturday night, from what was, bottom line, like a really good, well-played football game.

Uh, the, the thing about Alabama losing that game and, and the things that led to the loss, they remain the same anal-- The analysis remains the same from the things that we talked about in the wins that weren't necessarily up to the standard that you wanted to see from the team, and that's all of the problems are really fixable.

It is not a personnel issue.

It is not a physicality issue as we saw Saturday.

That's a very tough Alabama team.

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Just what did you take away from that game and just kind of what does that, uh, have you feeling like going into this game against the real Bulldogs this weekend?

I feel like, uh, we got a lot closer to seeing Alabama's ceiling.

There was just a really, really high level of execution.

And, and to your point, there should have been.

You know, I know Mississippi State is a great story, but it was pretty clear going into the game where the talent advantage was, and then as soon as that first ball was snapped, it was, it was quite clear, um, who the better team was.

And I thought Alabama did a really good job exacerbating some of those weaknesses in Mississippi State that we talked about last week, specifically on the line of scrimmage.

Uh, we talked about it in post-game.

What do you think about Georgia ahead of this matchup?