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In today's show, we pull double duty in our summer "Scouting the Enemy" series and preview both the Missouri Tigers and the Vanderbilt Commodores. Specific topics include... -Could Mizzou be the SEC's breakout team in 2017? -Is Drew Lock ready to take the next step into "elite" status? -Will the Mizzou defense return to form after a disastrous 2016 season? -Will the real Kyle Shurmer please stand up? -Is Ralph Webb really an "elite" SEC RB? -Is Vandy poised to return to the land of "winning programs?"

After falling short a of preseason expectations a year ago, the Tennessee Volunteers look to make amends in 2017 and, in the process, block Georgia's path to a potential SEC East title. In this edition of our "Scouting the Enemy" series, we breakdown the Volunteers 2017 team and discuss whether they are equipped to wreck Georgia's hopes to return to the SEC Championship Game in 2017.

With the Nike Opening coming and going, there has been a deluge of recruiting news related to the Georgia football program and on today's show we try to make sense of it all. Points of discussion include... -Justin Fields vs. Matt Corral -How to handle the 2018 QB recruiting situation -Could Jamaree Salyer be a more important prospect to land than Justin Fields? -Where UGA sits for RB James Cook after his decommitment from FSU -Nolan Smith's wavering -How big of a miss was DL Stephon Wynn? -What does WR Marquez Ezzard's decision to delay his commitment mean for UGA?

While, on paper, Georgia looks to have gotten a favorable draw with their 2017 schedule, there are a number of teams on the schedule with offenses that are poised to take the next step. In today's show, we look at those offenses and rank the top five units the Bulldogs will be tasked with defending in 2017.

Obviously, in the aftermath of his recent commitment, we have to talk about Zeus and his potential impact in Athens, but that's not all we have for you in part two of the June listener mailbag. We empty out the mailbag by discussing... -Jacob Eason's potential growth in year two -Georgia's biggest weaknesses in 2017 (other than OL) -Georgia's most underrated player -Some guy named Christian Payne? -Scheduling GA Southern -WR expectations -Georgia's top LB -Georgia's in-state recruiting efforts

In part one of the June mailbag we answer a batch of listener-generated questions on a variety of topics including... -Georgia's chances to make the New Year 6 in 2017 -Georgia's odds of landing 5-Star RB Zamir White -WR Riley Ridley's role in 2017 -New offensive analyst Jay Johnson's potential impact -Where the Dawgs turn after missing on DB Kyler McMichael -The impact of Mo Smith's transfer on Alabama

Does Mississippi State have what it takes to walk into Athens and emerge victorious in 2017? In today's show, we preview the late-September matchup with Mississippi State and give you all you need to know about the Bizarro Dawgs' coaching, schemes, numbers, and personnel.

In today's show, we dig through Georgia's 2017 football schedule and give our picks for the Dawgs' Top 5 toughest games in 2017.

In the latest edition of our "Scouting the Enemy" series, we preview the 2017 Notre Dame football team and explain why there are plenty of reasons to like Georgia's chances, but also plenty of reasons to be wary of the trip to South Bend.

With camp season well under way, things have begun to heat up for Georgia on the recruiting front. On today's show we discuss Georgia's recent hits and misses on the recruiting trail including -The commitment of OT Owen Condon -The reopening of QB Justin Field's recruitment -The loss of RB Master Teague to Ohio State -Top RB Zamir White's pending decision

In the first edition of our 2017 preseason "Scouting the Enemy" series, we set our sights on the Appalachian State Mountaineers. We breakdown the Mountaineers numbers, personnel, and schemes and explain why they are a team that Georgia very much needs to take seriously in week one.

In the aftermath of the SEC Spring Meetings, we discuss whether former Notre Dame QB Malik Zaire's transfer to Florida alters the equation in the SEC East for the 2017 season. We also discuss Georgia's recent good news on the recruiting front with a breakdown of each of the three prospects that committed to the G within the last week.

In the aftermath of the deluge of criticism of its 2016 shortcomings, the Georgia offensive line will enter the 2017 season looking to rebound in a big way. But can we really expect to see significant improvement along the trenches in 2017? We empty out the May mailbag by discussing that and... -Our 2018 QB mystery tour -Why Vegas likes our odds to beat USCe better than our odds to beat Appy St. -Night games in Athens -The elite 2019 in-state ILB group -Where our WR/TE group ranks in the SEC East -The UGA scheduling philosophy -Brice Ramsey's decision to return to UGA -The never-ending saga of Greg McGarity's job performance

In today's show, we open up the mailbag to discuss a range of topics including... -Where Georgia will turn to find pass rushers in the 2018 class after several high profile misses -The merits of the whole "conference pride" deal -Georgia's top 2017 breakout candidates -Zamir White's status -Dream rule changes in the SEC -How Georgia matches up with Tennessee in 2017 -Yante Maten's return

As the summer months set in, the annual preseason college football magazines have begun to hit newsstands. In today's show, we examine those publications and debate whether we are buying or selling what they have to say regarding Georgia's 2017 squad