Huddle Up 08.29.2024

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Good morning and happy Thursday to you. In just 2 days, we will have Dawg football. We here at GTP Refugees are so ready…

The Fabris Pool will continue this season. If you would like to pit your prognosticating ability against the rest of your fellow Refugees, here’s your opportunity!
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Shout it, shout it out loud! Go Dawgs!

7 thoughts on “Huddle Up 08.29.2024”

  1. My motivation to work today and tomorrow is down to zero, and I actually like my job.

    I can’t wait for the game, I can’t wait to go 3-9 in the Fabris Pool, I can’t wait to turn on Gameday, then turn it off the first time Desmond giggles, I can’t wait to tinker with my gameday outfit only to come back to what I’ve been doing since the last change in 2021, I can’t wait to turn on SEC Nation just to get a look at Laura, then turn it off when Tebow opens his mouth, but most of all, I can’t wait to see the pre-game handshake for our game, where Dabo always looks like a kid who didn’t get a prize in the cereal box, and Kirby always looks like he can’t wait to get back to the locker room because he just thought of three new locations for f-bombs for his pre-game speech.

    I AM READY! GO DAWGS!!!

  2. Concerning the pool: Our Senator use to give a new car of your choice, to the weekly winner.

    I am sure you will carry on that tradition.

  3. PSA since this comes up in the game day thread every year. Many of you in section HD want to sync the radio broadcast with the TV. Several solutions but here is mine:

    1. You should be able to just pause your tv feed. Do so just as toe is about to meet leather.

    2. Assuming in most cases the radio stream is lagging behind the tv feed (I use the Georgiadogs.com app on my phone and Bluetooth speakers) then wait…sometimes for nearly a minute…for our distinctive “Go Dawgs…sic’em” call from the crowd

    3. Immediately unpause your tv feed when you hear “Dawgs”

    Not always perfect, and a phone call, some texts and some other interruptions on the radio feed can force you to re-sync. For those in the radio broadcast area, you may find the radio is ahead of the tv feed so try an internet source to create the necessary delay. Some of those feeds you can even pause to wait for tv to catchup. This is not as hard as it sounds. Zeier is a far superior color analyst and Howard does scream but he’s our homer.

    You’re welcome.

  5. Been watching games tonight. Thursday football is lame. That is all.

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