In this episode of the Lockdown Bulldogs podcast, Clint and Daniel revel in Georgia’s most complete game of the season after dismantling Mississippi State in what many billed as a “trap game.” The hosts kick things off by calling out Tennessee, Auburn, and Ole Miss for missing their chances to topple Georgia early in the season—now, the Dawgs are fully healthy and peaking, with elite performances all around. They dive deep into Georgia’s defensive turnaround, giving special praise to defensive coordinator Glenn Schumann for aggressive in-game adjustments and playcalling that smothered the Mississippi State offense. Standout performances from C.J. Allen and Raylan Wilson highlight the defense’s resurgence, while the defensive line finally asserts its dominance. On offense, Clint and Daniel gush over Nate Frazier’s electrifying 181-yard rushing showcase and Chauncey Bowens forming arguably the best backfield combo Georgia’s seen outside the legendary Sony Michel-Nick Chubb duo. The Bulldogs’ offensive line—featuring two 18-year-olds—utterly dominated, giving them supreme confidence heading into next week’s showdown against Texas. The hosts tease a week full of trash talk and rivalry as Georgia sets its sights on Texas, warning Longhorns fans that their offensive line will be in for a rude awakening. As Georgia clicks at just the right time, Clint and Daniel urge the college football world to recognize: the Dawgs had their vulnerable moment, but nobody finished them off—now, they're back and dangerous.