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At some point in the NIL era does Georgia have to make decisions on which DL to allocate their money to? With the commitment of 5 star Elijah Griffin last week that makes 3 DT's and 2 DE's with Terry and Mbatchou still on the board. Of that group, Gibson, Griffin, and Terry are all 5 Stars which means they are commanding very large NIL deals. Does there come a point where they have to let one or even two of these guys go due to not enough dollars on the payroll? And schools like Texas, Oregon, USC, Ohio State driving up the costs. Or does UGA simply have enough in the war chest to afford everyone? This is no longer the era where these kids are willing to take less just to play for Georgia or Bama. Nick has even said as much and that was one of the reasons he wanted out. Not saying Georgia plays by the rules either, but the money has got to be getting up there even for them.

All of what you said is true. That said a chunk of that Bama 2nd half yardage came on that final offensive play. (76 yards) My point is that if they had been outscored 27-3 in the second half at home after being up 30-7 at half what would the headline have been? No doubt Bama played phenomenal in the first half and he coached phenomenal in the first half. However for a portion of that second half they looked shell shocked. Regardless it was a fantastic game. My point is that if it wasn’t for that play the conversation today about the second half is very different.

If the Ryan Williams play does not happen Bama was looking at being outscored 27-3 in the second half and blowing a 30-7 halftime lead at home. Williams pretty much saved DeBoer from being the talk of college football in a very bad way. Kirby and his staff severely outcoached the Bama staff in the second half. And other than the freshman saving them they looked to have no answers.

This is so bizarre and makes zero sense to me. There is literally nothing to do in Norman, OK outside of football.

Kelenna Azubuike was the best I played against. In basketball his senior year he averaged around 40 a game. He went to Kentucky and was all-SEC there and then played in the nba for a while. Played him in the Championship of an AAU tournament. He had a put back dunk on me in the lane that was the worst facial I ever received. I still have nightmares of that dunk.