Waitin' Since Last Saturday: A Georgia Football Podcast

We all make mistakes. Which leads me to my next point. “The Best laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” a quote from Scottish poet Robert Burns in his poem, “To A Mouse”. To A Mouse and is an idiomatic proverbial expression used to signify the futility of making detailed plans when the ability to fully or even partially execute them is uncertain. There’s your English literature lesson for the day. Similar to Will’s plan to call Tony for this podcast recording, he got Josh instead, similar to my plan of recording this introduction in my studio, but because of technical difficulties, I’m had to use my iPhone instead and similar to Georgia running out to a 21 point lead versus Tennessee, adding to it and cruising to an easy victory, the Dawgs ended up falling short after a furious Volunteer comeback. Our thoughts and prayers here at the WSLS podcast go out to Nick Chubb and his family for a fast and full recovery from the injury he sustained on Saturday. Keep your head up Nick. Thank you to all who hav

We at the WSLS podcast have burned the game tape from “that game played last Saturday in the rain”. In this episode, we quickly touch on “that game played last Saturday in the rain” - instead focusing on what’s ahead as the Georgia Bulldogs make the trip up to Rocky Top, Tennessee. Will Georgia be able to extend its win streak to 6 in a row over the disappointing, but still very dangerous Tennessee Volunteers? Tony, Will and Scott break down the game at length, make predictions on the game (Spoiler Alert: We all pick Georgia), and take a look around the country at some other big games of interest. AND, make sure you stay tuned until the last 5 or so minutes of the show as we invite two very special guest pickers to give their thoughts and score prediction for Georgia versus Tennessee. Don’t forget to enter our WSLSpodcast College football pick’em contest. You can find the link on the front page of http://funofficepools.com or via the Georgia Sports Blog (http://georgiasports.blogspot.com). See if you can

Will Leitch, Scott Duvall and Tony Waller touch on the obvious shortcomings that Georgia experienced against Bama as we discuss which one of the 5 stages of grief each of us are currently experiencing. The good news as Tony notes towards the end of this episode is that technically, Georgia still has every preseason goal still intact as the trip up to Knoxville grows closer by the day. And after you finish this episode, I would encourage you to read the article titled, “Georgia Fans: When it rains, it pours.” Link: http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/153156790/georgia-bulldogs-lose-to-alabama Will perfectly sums up the plight that we as fans feel so often when seemingly year after year our football team stumbles and does it in spectacular fashion. Co-Hosts: Will Leitch, Scott Duvall & Tony Waller

**Correction: Scott misspoke referring to the "#8 Crimson Tide" in his intro, obviously he was testing you and he received enough texts and tweets to declare that, You the listeners, passed the test.** You’ve had it marked on your calendars for quite some time, it’s finally here, the 13th ranked Crimson Tide of Alabama rolls into Sanford Stadium this Saturday afternoon for a 3:30 kickoff on CBS. We break down the matchup, state our hopes and dreams for the outcome of this game and discuss what a win for Georgia might mean as the season progresses, but just as we begin to settle in on a good feeling about the Dawgs chances of taking down Saban and company on Saturday, one of us picks the Tide to beat Georgia. Which one of us is it? Stay tuned to find out. Does Clemson stand a chance against Notre Dame in Death Valley as the Irish make their first trip to Clemson since 1977 when Joe Montana was taking snaps under center. Two of the most disappointed fan bases in college football square off in Knoxville a

Georgia Beat the Southern Jaguars 48-6 in Sanford Stadium on Saturday, Sept 26th. Greyson Lambert was pretty efficient once again completing 9 of 10 passes and Nick Chubb tied Herschel Walker’s consecutive 100 yard games with his 12th in a row. Next week is the big one. Alabama rolls into town. Southern University player, Devon Gales sustained a significant neck injury during the 3rd quarter of the game. Here are two ways you can reach out to Devon: Cards and well wishes can be sent to SU Athletics C/O Devon Gales - PO Box 9942 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70813. UGA Student Chelsea McBride has set up a Go Fund me page where you can help support Devon and his family, all you’d need to do is go to the site, at https://www.gofundme.com/b852vmcm You can hear our podcast on SoundCloud, The Georgia Sports blog and iTunes. If you could take the time to rate, review and Subscribe, that would be awesome. Our podcast Twitter handle is @WSLSpodcast. Have a great week and tune us in this Thursday for our Alabama pre

This week on the Waitin’ Since Last Saturday podcast, Tony and Scott decide to change things up a little bit with Will being out of town visiting his alma Mater, the University of Illinois. How do Tony and Scott present this episode a bit differently? Well, they decide to discuss their Georgia and college football over lunch. Well, over tacos to be specific. Sure, there’s some infrequent dining interruptions, but they’re able to preview the Southern University Jaguars first trip into Sanford Stadium to face the Bulldogs and also take time to make their picks of some of the national college games of the week. Mr. Leitch will be back for Monday’s Week 4 postgame show. Go Dawgs.

In this episode, Ep 010, Will, Tony and Scott discuss Georgia's dismantling of South Carolina On Saturday Sept 19th in Sanford Stadium. The score was 52-20 and could it have been Steve Spurrier's last visit to Sanford Stadium. Scott interviews Coach Spurrier about the loss and gets coach to open up about his old kickball days spent with co-host Tony Waller. We talk about some of the other big games of Week 3, including Alabama losing to Ole Miss.

In this episode, you’ll hear Scott, Tony and Will begin the show talking about the republican debate from California, which Will Leitch was covering for Bloomberg Politics. After a few minutes of political talk, Tony and Will get into the breakdown of the state of UGA football and what the Dawgs will need to do in order to emerge victorious over Steve Spurrier’s Gamecocks. The three of us also take a trip around the country and make our picks of some of the regional and national games of the week. Does Ole Miss have a chance against Alabama? Will Petrino and his Louisville Cardinals drop to 0 and 3 for the season. Probably. And, how about Will’s Illinois Fighting Illini. They have a noon kickoff in Keenan Stadium versus the Tar Heels of UNC. Make sure to enter our Week 3 Pickem contest at funofficepools.com Hosts: Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall

Join Will, Tony and Scott as they give their thoughts on Georgia's 31-14 victory over Vanderbilt during week 2 of the college football season. The Dawgs came out on top with a 17 point victory, but there were some moments where Georgia looked shaky and other times where they couldn't be stopped...especially on defense. Find out what Tony thinks about Georgia's up and down quarterback play. Scott and Will discuss special teams. A win is a win is a win. Georgia stays alive and is sitting at 2-0 as South Carolina pays a visit to Sanford Stadium this Saturday. Go Dawgs

Today on the podcast Will celebrates a milestone as deadspin.com, a site that he founded turns 10 years old. Happy Anniversary Will. The three of us will also discuss Georgia’s upcoming SEC road opener at Vanderbilt this Saturday at 3:30 on CBS and what the dogs need to do in order to avoid a disastrous hiccup as they fell to the Commodores two years ago up in Nashville with a 31-27 loss. We preview some other games in the SEC and around the nation as we make our picks on which teams we think will prevail and those teams who might need to be on upset alert. Might that team be Notre Dame on the road in Charlottesville? Also, Will Coach Richt stay with Greyson Lambert, who had a nice lightning shortened opening game last Saturday against Louisiana Monroe and how will Coach Schottenheimer handle the offense this week? Do the Dawgs open up the playbook a little bit or will it continue to be as vanilla as possible so as not to tip their hand before they face off against the Gamecocks next week.

Happy Labor Day everyone. In this episode, you’ll hear Scott, Tony and Will quickly discuss what stood out to them during the Dawgs first game of the 2015 season, a 51-14 truncated victory against the Louisiana Monroe Warhawks.

In this episode, you’ll hear Scott, Tony and Will discuss the newly named starting quarterback at Georgia, Greyson Lambert and preview the Dawgs first game of the 2015 season against the Louisiana Monroe Warhawks out of the Sunbelt Conference. Additionally, Tony and Scott allow Will an extra few minutes to discuss Illinois’ recent firing of their head coach, Tim Beckman. We make our picks on some of the top regional and national games of week one and Will discusses where he was last week, traveling from Athens, to Mobile, Alabama, to Phoenix and then New York. What was he doing in Mobile? You’ll hear him as he discusses what it was like to cover a Donald Trump campaign stop for Bloomberg Politics.

We get updates on the UGA Quarterback battle in Fall Camp as two out of the three have separated themselves. Plus, Tony walks us through everything from tailgating traditions to his take on the worst uniform you’ll see this college football season. Trust us, it’s real bad. Will Leitch was traveling this week, however he highlights a particular Illinois fan’s obsession with Fighting Illini Football. An obsession that causes this fan to write a 20,000 word breakdown. Who does that? Stay tuned to find out.

We look at what SEC teams might surprise and disappoint. Why might South Carolina be destined for a free fall and can Georgia, with all of their talent rise to the top and make it to the College Football Playoff in 2015. Hosts: Scott Duvall, Will Leitch & Tony Waller

We look at what 2015 has in store for the 'Dawgs. Why the program is stronger than ever and what Mark Richt has to do to finally get everybody off his back. Hosts: Scott Duvall, Will Leitch & Tony Waller

Episode number one is our best attempt at an introductory episode to let y'all know what our show is all about.