NFL draft analyst has high expectations for top UGA players in 2024 | DawgNation Daily

On today's DawgNation Daily, Brandon Adams explains why ESPN's top draft analyst expects big things from some of this year's Bulldogs. Later UGA legend Terrence Edwards joins the show to explain what's next for 4-star WR CJ Wiley. Plus a preview of UGA fans can expect from WR commit Landon Roldan.
0:00 - DawgNation Daily presented by Breda Pest Management
15:20 - NFL draft expert expects big year for UGA
20:44 - Updates on recruits Jaylan Morgan and Juan Gaston
25:39 - UGA great Terrence Edwards joins the show
26:50 - What’s next for CJ Wiley?
29:17 - Breakdown of new UGA WR commit Landon Roldan
34:05 - 4-Star WR Travis Smith set to commit
40:10 - Crusin’ Around the SEC brought to you by Royal Caribbean
41:50 - 4-Star LB Tavion Wallace makes surprising commitment
45:27 - How many SEC teams will make CFP?
48:52 - Clemson refused to play on Black Friday?
54:50 - Golden Shoe and Gator Hater Updater
56:20 - RS Andrews Cool Down
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[@Kirbysbelt]

Watching the replay outside Canada on the Ovation of the seas! BA, you gotta do the Alaskan cruise You’ll want to do it multiple times!

[@jsigur157]

I grew up in the 50's and 60's where first, you had a football game and then you had tv deciding to broadcast the game Tv did not mandate when timeouts were to occur and for how long and you certainly didn't interrupt the game for a TV time out. The logic behind that is not hard to fathom. Much of what affects the outcome of a game is dependent on conditioning. Inserting TV timeouts into the equation that otherwise would not be occurring, clearly undermines the initial intentions of the rules of the game. The difference is impossible to ignore to anyone that pays close attention. The insertion into the format of a game winning drive that takes 7 minutes off the clock is totally disrupted by adding one or two TV timeouts into what otherwise would have been non stop play.
Same is true for basketball which is even more conditioning dependent.
I have always felt, other than negotiate time and location of a game TV needs to just feel privileged they have been allowed to televise the game. Whoever opened the door to allowing TV networks to govern how these games are played did football and basketball game enthusiasts a huge disservice.
I suppose its no accident that greed became more and more important at the exact same time and this seems to be a statement of what folks will do for money. Of course all this NIL and the like talk is part of the greed agenda. Athletes used to feel privileged that they got a free college education in exchange for their athletics playing time and it shows how far we have come. It's why Nick Saban retired and its why the original spirit of the game is being lost a little more each year.
I quit watching college basketball when player loyalty dissolved into a one year advertisement of skills to then get drafted (around 1985). Now I think a football player can go pro after three years. That will soon be undermined, and I think an examination as to why these kinds of changes are being instituted is in order

[@ericm425]

Gotta disagree with Terrance Edwards. I'd be surprised if he ever signs with Florida St