Alabama at The Voice of College Football
Oct 9, 2026 · 2 hr 15 min · 19 segments
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Jackson JohnsonHost
Yeah, like before we get to our first caller, you know, I've been like really thinking about the Bama-Georgia game honestly.
Hmm

... everybody keeps talking about like, you know, the last several years, right? But I feel like not enough people have talked about like, you know, what went on in 1985 with the comeback with Sheila, or like 1962, Joe Namath's debut, or when 1965 when Alabama got screwed over by the refs missing a call on Georgia where like Taylor was down on his knees doing a little hook and ladder.

I, I feel, I feel like, you know, this game of Alabama-Georgia, I, I feel like it's not talked about enough as like a historic rivalry, so to speak.

You know? I, I mean, you know, I know like everybody keeps talking about like Alabama's third rival is LSU, but you know, if you talk to anybody about like Alabama-LSU in- ...

I don't think anybody could tell you, but they could tell you about, like, the Saban era or, you know, 2019, 2011, the Game of the Century.

But, like, Alabama-Mississippi State, that's looking like it's gonna be an annual series for the next four years, at the very least.
Mm.
Mm-hmm.

Don't get me wrong, I like that they got Mississippi State but, like, at the same time, I understand why they did, 'cause, like, Georgia's got Auburn, they got Florida, and they got South Carolina as well.
Mm-hmm.

So that would explain why they didn't try to have 'Bama be that third team for Georgia, honestly.
Well, I mean, the, the thing is is this, this is a great conversational topic because I've talked about it before as well, and there's a lot of people that agree or disagree on all sides of this argument.
But I mean, if you're talking about rivals, to me a major part of a rivalry is the competitiveness of it.

Yeah, like before we get to our first caller, you know, I've been like really thinking about the Bama-Georgia game honestly.
Hmm

... everybody keeps talking about like, you know, the last several years, right? But I feel like not enough people have talked about like, you know, what went on in 1985 with the comeback with Sheila, or like 1962, Joe Namath's debut, or when 1965 when Alabama got screwed over by the refs missing a call on Georgia where like Taylor was down on his knees doing a little hook and ladder.

I, I feel, I feel like, you know, this game of Alabama-Georgia, I, I feel like it's not talked about enough as like a historic rivalry, so to speak.

You know? I, I mean, you know, I know like everybody keeps talking about like Alabama's third rival is LSU, but you know, if you talk to anybody about like Alabama-LSU in- ...

I don't think anybody could tell you, but they could tell you about, like, the Saban era or, you know, 2019, 2011, the Game of the Century.

But, like, Alabama-Mississippi State, that's looking like it's gonna be an annual series for the next four years, at the very least.
Mm.
Mm-hmm.

Don't get me wrong, I like that they got Mississippi State but, like, at the same time, I understand why they did, 'cause, like, Georgia's got Auburn, they got Florida, and they got South Carolina as well.
Mm-hmm.

So that would explain why they didn't try to have 'Bama be that third team for Georgia, honestly.
Well, I mean, the, the thing is is this, this is a great conversational topic because I've talked about it before as well, and there's a lot of people that agree or disagree on all sides of this argument.
But I mean, if you're talking about rivals, to me a major part of a rivalry is the competitiveness of it.
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