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Jamie Cheek
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5 Power Five games, and they all factor into the last 4 team playoff. It is going to be a blast!
Rivalry Week is just the best. For the Dawgs, that means a trip to Atlanta to play Tech. The Dawgs haven't lost to Tech in Atlanta since Y2K. Georgia is on the verge of history, and to achieve the longest winning streak in the history of the SEC against your arch-rival, is the stuff that dreams are made of.
This game isn't as big as it could have been since the East is decided, but the Dawgs need to keep winning in search of the Threepete.
The Dawgs host Gameday and the Rebels on Saturday in a top 10 matchup between the hedges. It should be an amazing atmosphere in Athens.
Georgia left Vandy with a win but picked up even more injuries. In the first part of the show, we take a look at where the Dawgs are heading into the bye week.
The second part of the show is a breakdown of a phenomenal Week 8.
Nashville is a beautiful city with a great music scene. Unfortunately, the football team that plays there isn't very good. It is the last boring game of the year for the Dawgs.
Kentucky is 5-0 and they come into Athens with an upset on their mind. Georgia hasn't played a complete game this season and the fanbase hates this team. A preview of the Saturday Night Showdown and a plead to the Bulldog Nation to stop ruining the Good Ole' Days.
Georgia travels outside of the friendly confines of Sanford Stadium for the first time on Saturday to take on Auburn.
On today's show, we preview the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry, we talk about an awesome Week 4 and what it all means, and we set you up with the Week 5 viewing guide.
What an amazing week we have ahead. So many great games and so many great stories. Hear about all of them, right now.
I know everyone is unhappy, but at least entertain one thought as we head into week 4. What if we just enjoyed watching football instead of freaking out over the team's potential after every snap?
South Carolina pulled two huge upsets at the end of last season, but they opened the season with an embarrassing loss to UNC. Georgia will be on upset alert as the Gamecocks come to Athens this Saturday.
Texas is back, Bama is done, Miami is back, and Jimbo's seat is heating up again. All the reactions from a great weekend in college football!
Georgia fans, I begged you to be better at the end of last season, and you aren't listening. The Dawgs are two-time defending national champions, the number one ranked team in the nation, they just won a game 48-7, and they have the number one recruiting class in the nation for 2024. Stop yelling about Bobo and enjoy this.
While Georgia fans have to wait a couple of weeks for an intriguing game, there are some good ones around the country we can look forward to. We tell you what to watch and when with our Week 1 Viewing Guide.
Also, some injury notes for the Dawgs as they get ready to take on UT Martin. Is Nick Saban keeping secrets or are things really bad at Alabama? Can I interest you in a big ACC Game between Boston College and Stanford?
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We start with some disappointing news about Georgia's runningbacks and I sprinkle in a bit of info from the Touchdown Club meeting this past Monday. Then we zero in on the SEC East and finish it up by looking around the country one last time.
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We dig into the Georgia offense and examine how conservative Mike Bobo really is and whether or not Kirby Smart has ever gotten the quarterback position right.
We also take a look at the SEC West. Alabama or LSU? Why I don't think it's even close.
Defense has won championships, but what should Georgia fans expect from the UGA defense in 2023?
Also, we have TWO conference previews as we take a look at the Big 10 and the Big 12!
Who are the new faces that are expected to contribute to the 2023 Georgia Bulldogs?
Also, we preview the Pac 12 in what appears to be the last season of it's existence.
Tonight, the Arizona Board of Regents will meet in Executive Session to discuss allowing the Presidents of Arizona and Arizona State to negotiate conference affiliation.
After recording, the Washington Board of Regents will meet for a similar reason later today.
The good people down in Tallahassee have had it with the ACC and are planning to challenge the ACC's Grant of Rights which could mean paying half a billion dollars.
There is a season on the way, but conference realignment is wilder than any game on the field could be. It is not hyperbole to say that today could be doomsday for college football unless it isn't.
We start our 2023 season preview by talking about how it is both the best and worst of times for UGA. We also preview the ACC and tell you who will win the ACC title in 2023.
Check out Saturday in Athens, every Saturday between now and the start of the regular season!
What was old is new again! Mike Bobo is Georgia's offensive coordinator and the SEC is expanding. Tonight we should all party like it's 2012!
A perfect performance to cap off a perfect season. 15-0, back-to-back national champions. The Dawgs remain at the top of the mountain!
Georgia finds itself 60 minutes away from back-to-back national titles. Standing in the way, is the most unlikely of opponents, TCU. Picked to finish 7th in their conference before the season, the Horned Frogs face the defending national champions and they are the biggest underdogs in the history of the national title game.
Can Georgia stamp its place in history, or will TCU pull off an upset for the ages?
Some way, somehow, Georgia did just enough to get past Ohio State and is now in a position to win back-to-back national championships. My thoughts on one of the most amazing games I have ever seen.
For the second consecutive season and third time in 7 seasons, Georgia is one of four teams that can win the National Championship. The Dawgs will play in the Benz for the third time this season, with a chance to punch a ticket to LA for the National Championship game.
As great as last season was, there was one thing that Georgia didn't do, and that was win the SEC Championship. The 2022 version of the Dawgs can do that Saturday with a win over an LSU team that fell short last week.
It's all in front of Georgia. Can the Dawgs turn the tide in the Benz?
Rivalry week is as good as it gets for a college football fan. Just sit back and enjoy the weekend!
Georgia clinched its spot in the SEC title game in Starkvegas last week, but the pursuit of a second straight undefeated regular season takes the Dawgs to Lexington this Saturday. It's going to be cold, but the Dawgs defense should be able to turn up the heat on the Will Levis and the Wildcats.
A week after getting the win over Tennessee, Georgia heads to Starkville to take on the Bizzaro Bulldogs. The road to Atlanta, the Playoff, and Los Angeles seems possible for Georgia, if they can avoid letting down on the road.
A chaotic day around the nation has led to a massive shakeup in college football. Georgia should regain the top ranking and are a win against the Bizzaro Bulldogs away from returning to the SEC title game. It's late, but we are falling back tonight, so why not put a show out?
Gameday in Athens. SEC Nation in Athens. The number one team in the nation, in Athens. Georgia hosts the biggest game in the history of Sanford Stadium on Saturday. It's the longest episode of the year, but there is a lot to discuss.
While the world has the Tennessee game circled on November 5th, real Dawg fans know that there is no game bigger than the Cocktail Party. It has been where so many dream seasons have died, there can be no looking past the Gators. Florida comes into the game limping, but there is nothing that would salvage their season like ruining ours. Get ready for the biggest rivalry of the year!
While the Dawgs rest and get healthy for the stretch run, we look back at an amazing week of college football and look ahead to another great slate of games. Fans don't get byes and neither do podcast subscribers, enjoy an abbreviated version of this week's show!
Listen, I can't convince you that this is a big game, but this is a HUGE week in college football. I have a ton of national talk with a little Dawgs, sprinkled in at the end.
College football is about rivalries. Throw out the records. Georgia hosts Auburn on Saturday in the 127th edition of the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry. Auburn is in shambles and has replaced Tennessee as the dumpster fire of the SEC. If Georgia plays the way they can, Brian Harsin can start packing his bags.
Stay tuned at the end of the episode for a little treat that I don't own. It's a good thing I don't make money off the podcast!
That wasn't fun at all. Georgia struggled all night against Missouri but lived to tell the tale. Some instant reactions to a fantastic day of college football, and a little Braves talk, right at the end.
For the second time in three weeks, Georgia is in Columbia to take on an SEC East foe. Georgia has never lost at Missouri and there is no reason to think that will change under the lights on Saturday night.
It's Week Five of college football. Get ready for a great weekend by listening today! Be ready for every weekend by subscribing!
One week removed from beating the Chickens in Columbia, the Dawgs return home for their last cupcake game of the season, until Tech stops by after Thanksgiving. This week's show focuses on Georgia's early season performance and what it could mean moving forward.
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Georgia starts SEC play in Columbia this Saturday. The fanbase seems excited that the team is ranked number 1 and playing well. However, something is going to happen on Saturday that has not happened in a very long time, so Georgia fans need to be ready.
This week's episode is jam-packed. We look back at Week 2 before setting up Week 3.
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After one of the most impressive games I can remember, the Dawgs return home to host Samford on Saturday. With little to talk about that game, we spend most of our time this week looking around the world of college football. Follow the show wherever you get your podcasts. Rate and review. Just like Georgia's prospects, give us 5 stars!
The defending national champions step on the field in Atlanta to take on Oregon Saturday afternoon. We have a full preview of the Kickoff Classic. We also have our week 1 viewing guide to set you up for a five-day feast of college football. We also take a look around the nation at some of the big themes to keep an eye on as week one progresses. Big episode for a big weekend! Subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts. Leave a review and let me know what you think!
With Georgia's defense losing stars at every level, can Georgia's offense make up the slack?
Last year's defense led Georgia to the national title. What can we expect from this year's defense?
After 41 years, the Bulldog Nation finally got its national title. With the ultimate goal achieved, I'm not quite sure how to feel about the upcoming season. Today's episode is one part season preview, one part therapy session, and one part HOT SEAT RANKINGS! A beautiful balance if I do say so myself.
Season Five of a View From the Couch starts today! Go Dawgs!
With the signing of Micheal Harris, it is clear that the Braves are instituting a philosophy that has never been seen in MLB. On today's show, I break down a brief history of the economics of baseball, the plan the Braves have implemented, and give credit to the best executive in baseball.
It has just been 7 days since the Braves made their biggest trade in over a decade. In doing so, they moved on from Freddie Freeman, the face of the franchise, and marked a new era of Braves baseball. I've waited all week to get my feelings straight. Here they are.
For the first time in 14,985 days, the Georgia Bulldogs are national champions. Enjoy it Dawg Nation!
It is the biggest game in the history of the program. The two paths leading out of this game could not be more different. Lose, and the future is not only unclear, but it is also full of despair. Win, and a new age of college football will be upon us. 41 years. 14,985 days. Every Dawg has his day, and on Monday night, the Dawgs are going to dance in Indy.
Two segments, recorded after each of the semifinals. The Dawgs and Tide are Indy bound. A title is on the line, and the storylines are endless.
Georgia faces Michigan in the Orange Bowl with a spot in the National Title game on the line. The quarterback doesn't matter. All that matters is whether or not your blood runs red and black!
It's the game everyone predicted to start the season. It's the game that Georgia fans have dreaded. It's the game Georgia has to win. No excuses, no consolations, no second chances. If not now, when? It's time for Georgia to get the monkey of their backs and beat Alabama.
As the Dawgs embark on their last game of the regular season, we take a moment to reflect. All of the goals that have haunted the Bulldog Nation for the past 40+ years are waiting as the calendar turns to December, but it has been too long since Georgia has had this type of success to not stop, for just a moment, and appreciate this team, this coach, and this amazing 2021 season.
Georgia took care of Missouri in impressive fashion last week. Now they head north to Knoxville to take on the most surprising team in the SEC. Tennessee has had a great season, but are they good enough to shock the college football world?
After 9503 days, the Atlanta Braves have won the World Series. Instant reaction to the greatest night in Atlanta sports in a very long time.
It is the biggest game every year. The Dawgs enter the game as the top-ranked team in the nation, and the Gators enter the game with a losing record in the conference. There is no doubt who the better team is, but Georgia fans know all too well, that hasn't always mattered in Jacksonville. Will the Dawgs keep this magical season rolling, or will Jacksonville once again be a house of horrors for the Bulldog Nation?
Gameday is in Athens. A non-traditional power is coming in highly ranked. Feel like we have been here before? The Dawgs host Kentucky on Saturday in a game that feels like Deja Vu all over again. Will the Cats fare better than the Hogs?
After the Dawgs demolished the Hogs, the Tigers of the Plaines come calling. Can Bo Nix challenge the vaunted Dawgs defense?
Gameday is in Athens. It's a high noon kick between the hedges. The entire country will have its eyes on the classic city for a huge chunk of Saturday. What are they going to see?
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.
What is better than a 4 team playoff? A 12 team playoff! The college football world is about to change, and I think it's going to be great. Great for fans who get to see more important games. Great for players to showcase their skills on the biggest stages. Great for coaches, who may keep their jobs a bit longer. Great for ESPN who will make a gazillion more dollars in ad revenue, only to fire more achors. It's going to be GREAT!
It has been a couple of weeks since our last show. The Braves have been up and down. The Hawks are heading to the playoffs. The PGA Championship is coming up, and Atlanta United played in front of 40K last Saturday night. Things are headed in the right direction!
It's draft time, which means we will see both booms and busts announced on Thursday night. In today's episode, we discuss how guys we have never heard of end up getting drafted each and every year, why quarterbacks are not a wise investment in the first round, and we will discuss just a little bit more about the Falcons' pick at #4. We will also take a look at a couple of Georgia Bulldogs who may get their names called on Thursday night.
If you love the podcast, consider joining me on Thursday night as I join Hayden McDaniel and guests for a live stream NFL Draft show on Armchair Banter. The link will be posted on the A View From the Couch Facebook page.
Unfortunate injuries, new faces, and a chance to get back into Sanford Stadium. The expectations for the upcoming season couldn’t be higher, and after spring practice, there is no reason to think Georgia shouldn’t be in the thick of the national title hunt.
The Masters delivered, as always, but some of the biggest names in golf failed to capitalize on their chance to grab a Green Jacket. The Braves are as up and down as it gets, and United continue on in Champions League.
The Falcons sit in a great position at number 4 in this year’s NFL draft. There are a ton of options for the team to chose from, but who is the best fit for an underachieving team? Do you draft the QB of the future? Do you add an offensive weapon? Do you sure up the offensive line? Is there any chance the Falcons get this right?
I’m on the record, but please don’t take it too seriously! Ready for the season to start!
A longer episode finishing out the preview for the Braves. The season is coming! The pen should be good. The bench underwhelms, and Snit, well, he’s Snit.
In 2021, maybe more than ever, the idea that you can never have too much starting pitching will prove to be true. Luckily, the Braves’ starters are talented, deep, and poised to be the backbone of the team.
Two young players. One is inexperienced and the other lacks experience altogether. What can we expect from the guys at the bottom of the Braves’ order?
Dansby is loved by Braves Country, but unlike Acuna and Albies, the Braves have not locked Dansby up long-term. In today’s episode, we take a hard look at the difficult situation on the horizon for the Braves and their young shortstop.
A year ago, I couldn’t say his name. Now, he’s coming off a spectacular season and looking to have another great year to propel him into free agency.
Last year, Ozuna replaced and surpassed the production the Braves lost when Josh Donaldson went to the Twins. This year, he has a four-year contract to be Freddie Freeman’s personal line-up protection. There’s just one, small, problem...
Will the Braves’ second baseman be the hitter that benefits most from having Chipper Jones in the Braves’ dugout in 2021? I think so. If I’m right, Albies will have an all-star season.
The Braves’ mega stud is coming off a bit of a down year in 2020. Will 2021 be the year where Ronald puts it all together and begins reaching for the title of best player in baseball?
The Dawgs finish out one of the best signing classes in the nation, but a HUGE question looms. Meanwhile, the obvious choice for the Braves seems like it has stumped the front office.
The schedule came out today and it has to be the most manageable schedule Georgia has had under Kirby. While that sounds great, it means that the already high expectations for next season just went up even higher.
It wasn’t exciting but it was historic. Alabama wins their 6th title in 12 years, and cement their place as the greatest dynasty in college football history. We might not like talking about their greatness, but we need to recognize and appreciate it, because it will never happen again.
Jeremy Timmerman joins me as we look ahead to the national championship game between Ohio State and Alabama.
Three big games and three segments reacting to each game. The dawgs win a thriller, while the Tide and Buckeyes punch their tickets to Miami.
3 games, about 12 hours, and a truly special start to 2021. This week, I preview the Peach Bowl, Rose Bowl, and Sugar Bowl.
The playoff field is set and so are the New Year’s 6. Overall, the committee did well, but we deserve more. Let’s push the envelope. Let’s see if too much of a good thing is a good thing. 2 was fine, 4 is good, but 8 would be great. It’s time to expand the college football playoffs, and I’ll give you the one and only reason you need for supporting expansion.
The coaching carousel spins as the pandemic surges. Conspiracies abound as rivals consider canceling games while conferences have to re-think rules that were dumb to start with. Bad teams struggle to field a team because of social statements and the playoff race is a mess. So, even in 2020, college football delivers.
Why Daniels performance on the field was the second most impressive performance he had on Saturday night. Big issues at some of the biggest programs in the nation, and while the CFP committee is about to release their first rankings, I tell you my rankings, which are totally unimportant.
The Dawgs won a close game between the hedges, and the story of the night is the play of JT Daniels. There was good and there was a lot of bad, but at the end of the night, the Dawgs and the Bulldog Nation have hope.
It’s like a dream for UGA fans. The mythical JT Daniels will take the field fir a Sanford Stadium Blackout. Nothing can go wrong, right?
The SEC East Championship game is upon us and the Dawgs need their dudes to be dudes. Go Dawgs, Beat Florida!
The worst time for the injury bug to bite and the biggest clown in all of college football.
The Dawgs take on a strange Kentucky team with the Cocktail Party looming in a week’s time. What team can avoid the upset scare on Halloween?
Georgia may be off but there’s still a lot going on. Braves, Dawgs, and the return of the Big 10, plus this week’s Viewing Guide!
Earlier this week, I said this could be the best sports week ever for local teams, and we are still on track for that to happen. The Braves are up 2-1 in the NLCS and the Dawgs get ready to take on the Tide without the Evil One on the side line. Also, don’t miss my boldest prediction ever.
The Falcons have finally moved on from Dan Quinn. Georgia just beat one rival and have the ultimate enemy in their sights this Saturday. The Braves begin the NLCS against the Dodgers tonight, four wins away from the World Series. We have suffered a lot as fans of these teams, we deserve a few minutes to consider that this could be the best week ever.
With Auburn in the rear view mirror, the Dawgs face another test from another rival. Will Tennessee take a step towards returning to the national stage or will the Dawgs move on to their own next step in Tuscaloosa next week?
The Braves battle the Marlins, history, and 25 years of playoff disappointments in the NLDS. What are the keys to the series and who will advance to the League Championship Series?
Gameday is in town, and the enemy from the Plaines comes in with all the hype. The Dawgs and Kirby try to wreck the GusBus yet again.
Overreacting to the first game of the season is rite of passage in college football, so get my takes on Georgia’s uneven performance against Arkansas. Also, the Falcons did it again and the Braves face the Reds in the playoffs.
It’s finally time to kick off the 2020 SEC football season! We go Four Downs and an Extra Point on a hinge to keep an eye on for the Dawgs this weekend. We take a look at this week’s Enemy. I make my picks for the record for each SEC team for the coming season. I rundown this week’s Viewing Guide and I give you the Pick of the Year, of the Week so you can wager all of your money on a single game this weekend.
While the Braves close in on their third straight division championship, the Falcons prove that there is no limit to the level of stupidity the franchise can achieve. Plus, don't miss the debut of a new weekly segment, Thing I think I think!
We have a new format starting this week, with our normal, weekly podcast moving to Mondays and a NEW podcast each and every Thursday!
Don't miss the debut of the College Football Preview!
The Big 10 has decided to grace us with their presence later this fall. I talk about the decision, the process, and what comes next. I also cover why I am adopting a new philosophy for the last 10 games of the Braves’ season. And our weekly Viewing Guide prepares you for the last mediocre football week of the year.
College football, the NFL, and even an interesting high school game. Football is back! Plus a breakdown of Georgia’s defense and our weekly check-in with the Braves.
This strange season starts (for real) on Thursday night, but how will it work? How do we have a four-team playoff with three conferences? What happens if a game is canceled? Is the Big 10 going to play? What should expectations be for UGA?
Thank goodness the hits keep on coming for the Braves' offense as AA decided to roll into the final stretch of the season with Max Fried, Ian Anderson, and the ghost of Cole Hamels. The Braves will be fine as long as they score 10 runs per game in the postseason.
We finally have some kickoff times for the first two weeks of the SEC schedule, and we know that we will be getting Gary Danielson salivating over Nick Saban when Alabama hosts UGA under the lights in week four of the season.
My preview of Georgia's 2020 season starts with an in-depth look at the offense, which was immediately made irrelevant by the breaking news that Jamie Newman has opted out of the 2020 season, leaving a QB battle in Athens. Enjoy the added segment where I preview the quarterbacks for a second time...
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Despite all of the injuries, the lack of starting pitching, and the myth that is Cole Hamels, the Braves are in first place at the halfway point of the season. Today, I talk about the Pache situation, the September schedule, and the trade deadline while watching Ian Anderson make his major league debut.
We have a schedule!!!! I breakdown the recently released schedule. I ask you to pray for one SEC coach and I talk about the true location of the SEC offices. Also, some details on the fan plan for Sanford Stadium and our weekly conversation about the Braves’ lack of starting pitching.
Two conferences have canceled their season. Three press on. How did it all fall apart so quickly? What were the factors that lead us here? What comes next? I try to make sense of one of the most extraordinary weeks in college football history.
The ACC has a new member, the Braves try to add by subtracting, it’s Snitmas in July, and Atlanta United need a coach. Man it’s good to be able to talk about sports!
Can’t a podcaster catch a break? The last 24 hours have seen major developments in Major League Baseball, including the last minute expansion of this year’s playoffs. Here is my best attempt to predict the unpredictable.
When something you love hurts you or let’s you down, you have to get those feelings out. Before a new season can begin, we need to clear the air. Or, as the great Frank Costanza would say, “I got a lot of problems with you people, now you’re going to hear about them.”
Two MVP candidates. A gold glove winning center fielder. A young, energetic second baseman. A guy playing on a one year deal with the hope of cashing in after betting on himself. Two guys with HUGE chips on their shoulders wanting to prove their worth. A catcher who can’t catch. The good, the better, and the Tyler Flowers. It’s time to talk about the every day lineup!
From disgusting boil on the butt of an ugly cow, to the princess of the ball, the Braves’ bullpen has been transformed in the last year. How does this year’s pen factor into the overall plan for the team, and who will end up being the closer by the time the pennate race is winding down in September. I shoot my shot on answering those questions and take a lot of shots at Luke Jackson!
As the 2020 season approaches, I take a look at the starting pitching for the Braves. Who can we count on? Who are the guys we hope step up? Why didn’t the Braves make a HUGE free agent signing to sure up the rotation? We address it all in our first episode of this he Breaking Down the Bravos series, leading up to Braves v. Mets on Opening Day 2.0!
MLB is back! MLS is back! College football players are back on campus! Hope has returned to the world of sports! Now all we need is for our luck to change completely.
We are back! 100 days until kickoff between the Dawgs and Virginia. Tare yourself away from all things Pandemic and allow yourself a break that you richly deserve. Let’s talk sports!
I’m Back! Today on the Podcast we look at the storylines surrounding tonight’s first round of the NFL Draft. Where will Tua go? Will the Falcons move up? Where do the Dawgs land? Forget about the real problems facing our world and lose yourself in something that doesn’t really matter.
Take 2 hours out of the extra day that 2020 gives you to find out if you could be a soccer fan without even knowing it. I always said I hated soccer, but now I have grown to love soccer, and Atlanta United, as much as anything other than Georgia football. This Saturday night at 8 pm can be the first step towards your personal soccer fandom. Just give it a shot!
With the signing of a cleanup hitter and the hiring of an offensive coordinator, hope has returned to the Braves and Georgia football.
The Bringer of Rain has gone, so what next for the Braves at third base? Jake Fromm is gone, but we know who’s next at QB in Athens.... Hello Newman! A New OC and a new offense too? Christmas in January!!!
A first for the podcast! I preview the national title game by having the first interview on A View from the Couch. Clemson Super Fan Jeremy Timmerman joins me to talk about the showdown in the Super Dome!
A Sugar Bowl win, another great recruiting class, a 5-Star running back turned away, an all-time quarterback leaving early, and how a severed pinkie could have huge implications for Georgia’s offensive line. 2020 has produced a year’s worth of drama in 8 days.
Reacting to the Falcons’ season, the college football playoff, and a lot of Georgia players not showing up in New Orleans.
Bowl week is here! Use the Viewing Guide to make your plans for the CFP and New Year’s Six. I preview both semifinal games and tell you who I think will win and why. We finish things up with a preview of the Sugar Bowl between the Dawgs and the Bears.
As 2020 draws near, I reflect on the last 10, painful years of Georgia and Atlanta sports by counting down the 10 worst moments of the last 10 years. Look back one last time, and with the dawning of a new decade, we turn to the future and hope for more joy than sadness in the next 10 years.
For the Braves, Falcons, and Dawgs there are big questions being asked. Will the Braves spend the necessary money to be able to compete for titles? Will Arthur Blank pull the trigger and fire Dan Quinn? What about Thomas Dimitrov? Will Kirby Smart adapt his offensive philosophy? I examine the consequences of action and inaction.
Georgia’s playoff hopes died an excruciating death in the SEC title game. My reaction to the loss, prediction for the playoff, and some basic thoughts in the season as a whole in this episode.
This episode is for everyone! Are you pessimistic? So am I! Do you have hope? So do I! It’s a tale of two podcasts!
Times and channels for all of this weekend’s championship games. How do the narratives surrounding the potential playoff teams skew the committee’s rankings? We play the “What if” game with all of the playoff possibilities.
Are you conflicted about how you feel about Georgia and their chances this Saturday? I am. Are our feelings justified? What team should Georgia look to as a guide for taking the next step offensively?
HATE. That’s all that matters on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Georgia squares off with Tech for the first time since Geoff Collins took over as head bumblebee. You will hear about George O’Leary, Jim “Sharkman” McElwain and JFK!
It’s rivalry week and there is no shortage of big games. Also, there was a shakeup at the top of the CFP Rankings. What does it mean? And once again we have to ask the burning question: what about Bama?
Who is Texas A&M, and why might the job in College Station be the toughest in America. All of that and my weekly prediction sure to be wrong.
This week’s viewing guide starts with an ACC showdown tonight on ESPN that will make Georgia fans smile. I walk you through a perfect Saturday of college football and tell you all the games worth watching this weekend. Finally, my reaction to the latest CFP rankings, and find out why Alabama and Oklahoma are already out of the college football playoff.
What did I see in my re-watch of the Georgia win over Auburn? I saw the beat bad performance of Jake Fromm’s career, a feast or famine offense for the Dawgs that shouldn’t worry you as much as it does, and I listened (for the last time) to CBS butcher yet another SEC game because of their horrible color commentator. Subscribe to A View from the Couch today on iTunes or Spotify!
In today’s episode we cover the history of the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry. We talk about Bo Nix, and why his numbers for the season may not represent what we should expect on Saturday. How recruiting will play an interesting role for a player on each team. And of course, my prediction for the game, that is sure to be wrong.
Get all the information you need to plan a perfect Saturday of college football. I’ve got my eye on a couple of SEC powerhouses heading on the road, the big showdown on the Plaines, and a huge game for the Big 12’s playoff hopes in Waco. Also, what are we to make of the new college football playoff rankings? With Alabama currently not in the playoff, is the word actually going to end?
What should Georgia expect from Missouri? What is the key for Georgia’s offense for the rest of the season?
A preview of the upcoming week of college football and reaction to the release of the first CFP rankings.