Podcast appearances and mentions of tony waller

Tony Waller sits down to discuss the current game times set for UGA and other SEC Schools and predicts how this season of game times will play out. https://x.com/wslspodcast

Our very own Tony Waller interviews Ryan Nanni from the Shutdown Fullcast. Make sure to follow Ryan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/celebrityhottub

Seth Emerson of The Athletic joins our own Tony Waller to talk spring ball among other Georgia football centered topics https://twitter.com/sethwemerson.com https://theathletic.com

Our guy and your guy, Mr. Tony Waller anchors this short episode and shares his thoughts on the change at offensive coordinator for the Georgia Bulldogs football team. https://twitter.com/wslspodcast

'Hot Debrief' Episode 3 - Superintendent (Ret) Tony Waller OAM - Fire Rescue NSW and Surf Lifesaving NSW.Anthony (Tony) Waller OAM has been a Surf Lifesaver for 48 years starting in 1975, including 39 years as a rescue helicopter rescue swimmer and crewman and loves every day of it.  In addition, just a few months ago, Tony hung up his helmet after 41 years in Fire Rescue NSW, retiring as a Superintendent following an impressive career. In recognition of this outstanding service to the NSW Community, Tony was awarded an Order of Australia Medal in 2021.Named as a “Hero of the Surf” in 1994 after a run of dramatic rescues, Tony has pioneered developments in helicopter rescue operations specialising in aquatic rescue techniques.  Tony talks us through is unwavering focus on training, training, training to ensure that no matter what situation presents itself you can be as prepared as possible to undertake whatever the task is and give those in need of rescue the best possible chance of survival.Tony has dedicated over 30 years to the education of firefighters in both Rescue/ USAR and Officer Development, but it is within the sphere of Rescue and USAR that Tony's distinguished service and influence shines.  Commencing as a Primary Rescue Unit Trainer (PRUT) the early 1990's, He promoted to Station Officer and became a Senior Rescue / USAR Instructor for 10 years delivering training to hundreds of firefighters across Australia.Tony is a subject matter expert in many areas of technical rescue and has operational experience both Nationally and Internationally.  His resume is both impressive and expansive:•          Team Leader: Taskforce AUS 3 Christchurch Earthquake (2011)•          Operations Officer: NSW Taskforce 1, Cyclone Debbie, Proserpine (2017)•          Base Manager: Northern Rivers Floods 500-person Camp (2017)•          Operations Officer: AUS 2 United Nations USAR Reclassification (2018)•          Reconnaissance Team Leader AUS 2 United Nations Classification (2013)•          Previous delegate on UN's INSARAG Training Writing Team.•          Instructor: INSARAG Asia Pacific Regional Earthquake Response Exercise (Malaysia 2013, Nepal 2009)•          Instructor: USAR Coordination Cell Training Course Thai Govt. Agencies. (Mar 2019)•          Lead Coordinator: INSARAG Earthquake Response Exercise Chiang Mai Thailand (Dec 2019)Tony was also instrumental in the development and delivery of the first Swiftwater rescue training courses run by FRNSW in the early 2000's and was personally responsible for training numerous firefighters to technician level.  Tony was sent to Las Angeles County Fire Department by FRNSW Commissioner Ian McDougal as a recipient of a Firefighter development program in 1998.Tony was also heavily involved in competing in Road Crash Rescue contests both Nationally and Internationally.  He was a member of the Burwood team that was twice World Champions and also  won the World Best Medic Trophy in 1999, 2000, and 2002 and rewrote the manner in which patients of motor vehicle accidents were treated and extricated by medics.  The process taught today to our FF's was developed by Tony.So standby for a fantastic chat with a true rescue hero of our community.----------------Please check out our website: www.heart2heartwalk.org which contains links to handy links. If you need support: click on the Support Directory link on the main page.Follow the podcast on Instagram:  @h2hwalk.podcastFollow the podcast on Facebook: h2hwalk.podcastOur walk: www.heart2heartwalk.orgInstagram: @heart2heartwalk2023Facebook: Heart2HeartWalk2023Share this link to others:  https://linktr.ee/h2hwalk#H2hwalk #h2hwalkpodcast #triplezeroalliance #heart2heartwalk #firstresponderfamily #firstrespondermentalhealth#firstrespondersaustralia #firstresponder #firstresponderfamily #FirstResponderPTSD

Postgame episode for the Dawgs 16-6 win over Kentucky. Our man, Tony Waller drives the bus on this short recap episode. Visit our Sponsor: https://thesevensix.com Use code WSLS at checkout for free shipping

For my second episode of Conversations With My Friends I couldn't think of another better guest than my good friend Tony Waller. Tony not only has the great distinction of being an executive for the world's largest retailers, but he is also a dear friend. Wait until you hear what he has to share!

Tony Waller leads this postgame episode of the Dawgs struggle win over the Tigers in Missouri. Tweet us on Twitter at WSLSPodcast Tweet our Sponsor on Twitter at SevenSixApparel

This is the preview of the Kent State vs Georgia football game. Co-hosts: Scott Duvall, Tony Waller, and Will Leitch

Travis' interview with writing renaissance man Will Leitch ahead of The 2022 Savannah Book Festival where Leitch will be speaking about his novel, "How Lucky." Leitch is a contributing editor at New York magazine and writes weekly for magazines Intelligencer and Vulture. He also writes regularly for NBC News, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Medium, and MLB.com. Leitch founded the late sports website Deadspin, a blog which radically altered the sports media landscape under Leitch's direction. He lives in Athens, Georgia with his wife and two sons and can be heard discussing UGA Athletics (football, for the most part) on the "Waitin' Since Last Saturday" podcast with co-hosts Tony Waller and Scott Duvall. Follow Will on Twitter @williamfleitch. FOR MORE INFO about the Savannah Book Festival, including a full weekend schedule of events, tickets, author info and more, visit www.savannahbookfestival.org. Leitch will be speaking at the Lutheran Church of the Ascension Fellowship Hall (120 Bull Street) on Saturday, February 19 at 9am Tickets can be obtained on the website, or by calling 912-598-4040.  You can read Travis' story on Leitch by visiting www.connectsavannah.com.

For this little decisions interview, Victoria sat down with filmmaker and podcast cohost, Scott Duvall to discuss his three Winterville films he made between 2018-2019. Scott is the owner of Jawavi films and also cohosts a Georgia football podcast called Waitin' Since Last Saturday. Victoria suggests you watch the 3 Winterville films linked below but don't have to in order to enjoy this interview!!! Three Winterville Films#1 Winterville, Ga/ An Independent Historic Little Train Town video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeG50fP0V_M#2: Bill Berry of REM performs with Winterville, Ga mayor Dodd Ferrelle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLHo30XjA18 #3: Winterville, Ga/ Where Music, Art and Public Service Intersect https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtEU6fJRW5g  Mentions from the interview!!! -          https://gimletmedia.com/-          David Barbe's Chase Park Transduction Studios: http://www.chaseparktransduction.com/ -          https://storybrand.com/-          https://thefullmoonstudioandschoolofmusic.com/-          https://www.doddferrelle.com/-          Jennifer, JennySue Makeup (Scott's wife and influencer in her own right!)Instagram: https://instagram.com/jennysuemakeupYouTube: https://youtube.com/jennysuemakeupFacebook: https://facebook.com/jennysuemakeupWebsite: https://jennysuemakeup.com-          "Waitin' Since Last Saturday" cohosted with Tony Waller and Will Leitchhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/waitin-since-last-saturday-a-georgia-football-podcast/id1028924703Instagram: https://instagram.com/wslspodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/wslspodcastFacebook: https://facebook.com/wslspodcastWebsite: https://wslspodcast.com-          https://twitter.com/loganmbooker Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?business=3ETJ2WW4FUWSY&no_recurring=0&item_name=Podcast+fundraising¤cy_code=USD)

Tony Waller is the Vice President of Constituent Relations and Racial Equity at Walmart, the host of Walmart’s Real Talk At The Barber Shop and currently spearheading several campaigns surrounding the company’s commitment to community wellness, health and racial equity. Tony was born in the U.S. but raised in Puerto Rico. His family moved back to the states when he was a teenager where he experienced his first real experiences with race. He shares his struggles to fit in and the importance of taking care of one’s mental health. Tony also shares the great opportunity he received from retail giant Walmart to really make a difference in communities of color. Tony talks about Walmart’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, and their program, Mejor Contigo, “Better with you” which highlights Latino success stories inside and outside of the company. Tony is a larger than life personality with such a smart and unique perspective in which he sees the world. I think you will really enjoy this episode and listening to Tony speak as much as I have. This episode is sponsored by Walmart.   Key Takeaways “It’s important to be comfortable with who you are.” When Tony moved from Puerto Rico to the mainland, he was not prepared for the     racial differences and the questions people would ask him. People had a hard time figuring out Tony’s background. He didn’t feel like he fit in. High School was one of the hardest times of Tony’s life, but he’s grateful for it. Therapy is so important for our mental well-being. We go to the dentist and the doctor, why not also go to a therapist to get your head checked too? Call out to parents: “Allow your children to grow and make mistakes.” What is the Mejor Contigo program about? We still have a lot of problems in this world, but the younger generation is going to help us bridge the gap and help us solve some of those problems. A lot of the innovative ideas Walmart has, come from Walmart employee associates. Why are diversity and inclusion so important to Walmart? Tony shares what Walmart is up to and their focus for the years ahead to better the lives of their staff.   Continue On Your Journey Tony on Twitter Tony on Instagram WALMART WALMART Instagram   JRmartinez.com J.R. on Instagram J.R. on Facebook J.R. on Twitter J.R. Youtube Channel   Did you enjoy today’s episode? If so, please head over to iTunes and leave a review. Help others discover the REBIRTH podcast so they, too, can be inspired and motivated by the stories shared in these episodes.

This is our Georgia vs Kentucky preview show. Your co-hosts are Scott Duvall, Will Leitch and Tony Waller. Please follow us on Twitter and visit our podcast partners. Go Dawgs. https://twitter.com/wslspodcast SP2 Hospitality Restaurants: https://elbarrioathens.com https://thepineathens.com https://pubonmainwatkinsville.com

In this Spotlight Series episode, our co-host, Tony Waller interviews Dr. Brett Bawcum, Assistant Director of Bands and Associate Director of Athletic Bands at the University of Georgia. He shares responsibility for design, instruction, and administration of the Redcoat Marching Band and serves as its primary drill-writer. He also directs the Basketball and Volleyball Pep Bands, conducts various concert bands, and teaches courses in a variety of areas including Instrumentation/Arranging and Marching Band Techniques. Thanks to Tony and Dr. Bawcum for providing us Georgia fans with this amazing interview. WSLS Twitter: https://twitter.com/wslspodcast Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/c/wslspodcast

Our co-host, Tony Waller interviewed Damn Good Dawg Tommy Tomlinson. Tommy Tomlinson is the author of the memoir "The Elephant In the Room", about life as an overweight man in a growing America. Tommy also hosts the podcast “SouthBound” in partnership with WFAE, Charlotte’s NPR station. Links to his book and his podcast are below: The Elephant in the Room: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781501111617 Southbound Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/southbound/id1308612589 Tommy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tommytomlinson Waitin' Since Last Saturday: https://twitter.com/wslspodcat https://wslspodcast.com https://instagram.com/wslspodcast

On this "Spotlight Series" episode, Tony Waller interviews Amanda Mull, University of Georgia Alumna and staff writer at The Atlantic. She shares her insight into what it's like to be a Georgia football fan in New York City and how she's been a Dawg since birth. Follow Amanda on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amandamull Tweet our show: https://twitter.com/wslspodcast

Spotlight Series Interview between our own Tony Waller and Dan Rubenstein of Sports Wars and Co-host of the Solid Verbal Podcast. The Solid Verbal: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-solid-verbal/id270037732 Sports Wars: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sports-wars/id1458930048 Dan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanRubenstein WSLS Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wslspodcast

In this episode, our co-host Tony Waller interviews Georgia Ph.D graduate and 12x Jeopardy champion, Seth Wilson. Seth shares a few interesting insights on the behind the scenes when taping Jeopardy, recounts with great detail his experience watching games at Sanford Stadium and shares an update on Alex Trebek's health. Thanks for tuning us in today. Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/wslspodcast Follow Seth on Twitter https://twitter.com/sethwish

College football will be here in less than three months and we couldn't be more excited about the 2019 season. In this episode Will Leitch, Tony Waller, and Scott Duvall discuss many topics including the WLOCP after 2021 - will it still take place in Jacksonville? Also covered is a bit of a look back on UGA baseball, the transfer portal and we answer your Twitter questions as well. Links: Will's latest NY Mag article: http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/06/warriors-raptors-and-an-nba-finals-controversy.html https://twitter.com/wslspodcast https://instagram.com/wslspodcast https://wslspodcast.com

The 2018 college regular football season is over. Georgia still has one more game to be played on 1/1/19 versus Texas in the Sugar Bowl. Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall use this episode to just catch up on what's been going on. It's fun. Links: https://twitter.com/wslspodcast https://instagram.com/wslspodcast Shirts: https://wslspodcast.com/shop

The 2018 Homecoming game: UGA vs Vanderbilt. Georgia is around a 27 1/2 favorite over the Dores and Tony Waller and Scott Duvall are here to talk about it. Missing Will Leitch? Yep, he is not on this production as he is currently producing amazing content for MLB, New York Magazine and more. https://twitter.com/wslspodcast https://wslspodcast.com

In this episode, our co-host, Tony Waller sits down and interviews Michael Felder, college football analyst for Stadium. Tony and Michael discuss how to become a better viewer of college football by not just following where the ball is on the field. Michael is a former University of North Carolina football player and you'll love hearing the passion he brings to breaking down the nuances of college football and to his second love of cooking. Make sure to follow Michael on Twitter: http://twitter.com/inthebleachers Our Show: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast http://instagram.com/wslspodcast http://facebook.com/wslspodcast http://wslspodcast

Tony Waller speaks with SBNation's Bill Connelly. They discuss his work with S&P+ analytics, soccer, college football relegation, and why people should not go on Danny Kanell's radio show. Follow Bill and read his posts here: http://twitter.com/@SBN_BillC https://www.sbnation.com/authors/bill-connelly Buy his book, The 50 Best* College Football Teams of All Time: https://www.amazon.com/Best-College-Football-Teams-Time/dp/1684010454 Tweet our show & check out our new website here: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast http://wslspodcast.com

Enjoy this special podcast episode where our very own, Tony Waller interviews former Athens Banner Herald Sports Editor, David Ching. They talk about SEC Football, David's new role at Purdue among other topics in this insightful, yet short episode. Follow David on Twitter: http://twitter.com/davidching77 Follow our show on Twitter: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Check out our New Website: http://wslspodcast.com

Our co-host, Tony Waller speaks with long-time Georgia blogger, Michael Bronchstein aka Senator Blutarsky of the Get The Picture blog. They discuss everything from what would Twitter have been like for Georgia fans pre-2007, should the NCAA pay players and other Georgia-themed topics. Follow Senator Blutarsky and read his posts here: http://twitter.com/mummepoll http://blutarsky.wordpress.com Tweet our show & check out our new website here: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast http://wslspodcast.com

Episode 131 where the guys discuss everything from G-Day, to the recent hire of Tom Crean as UGA's basketball coach, new college football rules among other topics. Tweet at our show http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Find us on Instagram http://instagram.com/wslspodcast Like us on Facebook http://facebook.com/wslspodcast Hosts: Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall

75 years in the making, the Georgia Bulldogs return to the "Grandaddy of them All", the Rose Bowl Game. This marks a historic trip to California as the Dawgs not only get to play in one of the most historic venues in sports, but it is also the first time that UGA and OU meet up on the gridiron. Co-hosts, Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall break down the game. Also in this episode the trio discusses the Natrez Patrick situation, UGA's top recruiting class, UGA Basetball and make the rest of their college football bowl picks. Be interactive on social media with the show: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast http://instagram.com/wslspodcast http://facebook.com/wslspodcast Tony: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Will: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Scott http://twitter.com/jawavifilms http://instagram.com/jawavifilms Leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts (iTunes) and we will read and discuss it on a future episode.

Your 2017 SEC Championship Game Preview show with Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall. Go Dawgs!! Tweet our show: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast

The 112th playing of Georgia, Georgia Tech takes place this Saturday. Tony Waller and Scott Duvall sit down to preview the game. Mr. Will Leitch is absent on this episode, but does take time to send in his thoughts. Hey, if you like our podcast, please share it with your friends who are Georgia fans as well. We know that no one reads the show notes, so figure that if we put a call to action, those of you who are loyal and do read the shownotes might actually follow through :) Tweet our show: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Other social media: http://facebook.com/wslspodcast http://instagram.com/wslspodcast

On this special podcast edition, CBS Sports' Barrett Sallee joins Tony Waller to discuss Georgia Football and give his thoughts on college football here at mid-season. Tony and Barrett share insights on Georgia's #3 national ranking, what teams have the best chance and might be playing for the national championship, among other CFB interests. Links to Barrett: http://twitter.com/barrettsallee https://vsporto.com/show/sec-smothered-and-covered/ Tweet our show: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast

Tony Waller - Senior Director, Corporate Affairs Constituent Relations for Wal-Mart, tells his journey of trying to avoid the work that he was meant to do and how great advice from his mom + friends helped him accept himself and his life’s assignment.   Insight from this episode:    Rain shower, cloud, storm, it doesn’t matter Listen & Surrender and Go with the flow of the river Tony went to interview with Wal-Mart out of professional courtesy to a friend who was the recruiter. Tony initially turned down his executive job with Wal-Mart He knew the job was his calling because he wanted to avoid it and as he did so everything in his life went to shambles. He realized he was avoiding what god wanted him to do. “Are you flowing with the river?” is the question that Tony’s mom used to ask him after their conversations every Sunday.   His mom called him out about doing research before passing judgment and how to notice the opportunity in the midst of distractions. “ You have to flow with the river because the river knows where it is going” - Barbara Jean Motley Waller, Tony’s Mom Tony sits on the board of the center for Asian - Pacific American Women. He is the only male and only non-Asian on the board. It was a re-connecting exercise that he did with the board that finally convinced him that the job with Wal-Mart was the right job for him. 14:55 - 15:03 The plan is good and the plan is perfect, what is going to happen is going to happen. What is meant to be is going to be. You don’t have any power to impeded what is to be. “We are given two things when we are born, we are given a name and were given an assignment that only we can accomplish in the greater good. That’s what makes us special is the assignment that was given to us.” - Tony Waller episode #79 15:42 - “Our greatness will be determined on how courageous we are to take on the assignment that was given to us.” - Tony Waller episode #79 It ain’t what they call you its what you answer to” - Barbara Jean Motley Waller   3 things that have helped Tony navigate and reach his level of success Living an authentic life (embracing all of who you are the good the bad the ugly) Understand that there is true power in vulnerability Do the best with what you have Be observant about what you do not see  19:31- 19:47 “If you decide to be truly authentic there will be times that your authenticity will reward you and there will be times that your authenticity will be a liability to you.” - Tony Waller episode #79 “I was never happy trying to be what everybody else wanted me to be” - Tony Waller episode #79 Tony’s favorite four words in the English vocabulary are “Thank you for noticing” because he is thankful that people notices and doesn’t give much to their opinions about him. Tony believes in a daily routine and having a gratitude journal 25:20 - 25:27 “It is when you become vulnerable and you truly share all of who you are and are brave enough to share all of who you are that you really see great power” - Tony Waller episode #79 Tony became confident with living authentically with all of who he is by accepting himself for who he was including his sexuality. He has a strong support group that helped him reach where he is now. He credits the scripture 2nd Corinthians 12 in the bible for giving him the words to be authentic.   Tony’s advice on how to build your network Be the first to say hello Become comfortable with rejection Create friendships, connections and relationships with those that you ordinarily would not create a connection with. Sometimes people who think differently than you and whose views can be offensive to you. It presents an opportunity to learn. It doesn’t mean that you will be friends but can be enlightening.   “One of the biggest lessons that I’ve learned is that you don’t know what you don’t know. Often you don’t know because you haven’t had that experience, You know what you know based on your experiences, your education, your trials, your tribulations, your ups your downs. That’s’ what creates what you know, but if you haven’t had certain experiences….” - Tony Waller episode #79 “I am who I am because of everyone else around me” - Tony Waller episode #79   Tony’s favorite quotes “Preach the gospel at all times and when necessary use words” - Saint Francis of Assisi  “Each of us is a word spoken by god only once”- Unknown   Tony's 3 keys to Create Your Best Life:   You are meant to great never doubt that It ain’t what they call you it’s what you answer to Never forget that its not about you, its not about your plan its about your role in the great plan.   Stay Connected: Kevin: www.kevinybrown.com www.instagram.com/kevinybrown www.twitter.com/kevinybrown www.facebook.com/kevbrown001 Tony: https://www.instagram.com/1solesearcher https://www.twitter.com/1solesearcher   Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on  itunes, google play, stitcher and www.createyourlifeseries.com/podcast

Tony Waller - Senior Director, Corporate Affairs Constituent Relations for Walmart, details his journey of growing up in Puerto Rico to moving to Virginia and trailblazing his own path at University of Virginia and making his way to the executive suite.   Insight from this episode:    Tony’s mother would always say to him that you are meant to be great, but you are not the only one who is mean to be great. We are all meant to be great She would also say when you were born you were given two things your name and the assignment that was given to you on the day you were born. Tony stopped and listened to his life’s assignment because of the continuous life signs he received when people kept saying to him “You know you’re supposed to heal people” from the age of 11 to when he was 41. At 41 is when he decided to listen. Tony is leading Wal-Mart’s relief efforts in Houston to help people overcome the devastation of hurricane Harvey Tony grew up in Puerto Rico until he was 11 years old and then moved to a completely different world in Virginia.  Tony dealt with not fitting in as a Afro - Latino growing up in Sothern Virginia at a time where everyone was considered either black or white. Going to counseling as a young boy changed his outlook and desire to fit in and it helped change and shape his life. He was encouraged to go to counseling by his parents. Tony learned his work ethic from his parents “I choose not to do it very often but if I have to do it I’m sure glad I know how to do it.” - Tony Waller episode #78 Tony created his own major at the University of Virginia because the pre- determined majors were to strict for him. He studied Interdisciplinary study in Latin -American Affairs with a concentration in Latin American Business which is now an official major at UVA.  Tony details his experience traveling abroad to Johanessburg and working in villages to help others inside of this episode. Stay Connected: Kevin: www.kevinybrown.com www.instagram.com/kevinybrown www.twitter.com/kevinybrown www.facebook.com/kevbrown001 Tony: https://www.instagram.com/1solesearcher https://www.twitter.com/1solesearcher Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on  itunes, google play, stitcher and www.createyourlifeseries.com/podcast

Episode 100! We'd like to thank all of you who listen to our podcast - we couldn't have done it without your interest and support. The 17th ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs visit the 11th Ranked Georgia Bulldogs on ESPN this Saturday at 7pm. Co-hosts are Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall Tweet our show: http://twitter.com/wslspocast

June 25th, 2014 was the date when the AJC announced that Georgia and Notre Dame had scheduled a home and home series. The time has come for UGA to make that trip, this weekend, up to South Bend. Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall bring you the Georgia/Notre Dame preview podcast - The had to put it out early in the week because 2 of the 3 co-hosts are traveling up to the game. Keep up with Will and Tony via Twitter to find out what they're up to during their travels: Tony: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Will: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Oh yea, Scott isn't going, but you can follow him on Twitter too: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms The podcast's Twitter handle is: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast

In this episode our very own Tony Waller sits down and talks college football with Barrett Sallee of Cbssports.com. Barrett shares his two SEC Breakout players of the year...one from the West and one from the East. Later, he explains why he thinks that Georgia Tech has been the best college football team in the state of Georgia and which SEC East team he thinks will have a legitimate shot at competing for the college football playoff. Follow Barrett on Twitter: http://twitter.com/barrettsallee Find his podcast: https://vsporto.com/show/sec-smothered-and-covered Tweet our show: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Thanks Barrett for taking time with us at the WSLSpodcast!

In this episode, the guys (Will Leitch, Tony Waller & Scott Duvall) are back in studio for the first time in 2 months. It allows them time to cover all sorts of topics from the epic collapse of the Falcons vs the Patriots, whether or not UGA Basketball has a chance at postseason play and the fine recruiting job Coach Kirby Smart put in for UGA Football. Make sure to leave us an iTunes review, all reviews, ratings and subscribers are greatly appreciated. To connect with the show, follow on your favorite social media platform: Twitter: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Instagram: http://instagram.com/wslspodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/wslspodcast

Previewing the Georgia vs South Carolina game, which may or may not be played in Columbia Saturday night. Tweet our show: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast CoHosts: Will Leitch, Tony Waller & Scott Duvall

Welcome to Episode 042 of the WSLS Podcast. Co-hosts: Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall. May is typically the offseason for talking college football, but the three of us wanted to get together to provide a recap of sorts for the UGA Spring Game where there were 93k indeed in attendance. Also, in this show, Will our resident MLB expert helps to explain the method to the Atlanta Braves madness and why they are so terrible this year and maybe a few more to come. It has to do with the Cubs and how they have built up their team. Towards the end, Will and Tony decide to jump into English Premiere League soccer, if you're into that kind of thing. Will references an article you should read about how the Braves do business, more specifically how they treat their farm teams. http://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-atlanta-braves-stadium/ To see the G-Day Game Video Scott was referencing, check it here: https://youtu.be/5GzUC7r_Tms - - - - - Tweet us: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Will: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Scott: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms Tony: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden

After a brief layoff, we are back with a new episode. This is Ep. 040 of the Waitin’ Since Last Saturday Podcast. Your co hosts are Will Leitch, Tony Waller, Scott Duvall. In this episode we cover 4 main topics. The fast approaching G-Day game for Georgia, will the Dawgs reach 93k fans like Kirby Smart is asking? Will gets a few minutes to dive into his alma mater the University of Illinois and its recent and historic new head football coaching hire of Lovie Smith. Tony gives us an insight into the Georgia Women’s Basketball team’s first round draw in the NCAA Womens Tournament. We end this episode previewing what the Georgia Men need to do to make a run in this year’s NIT Tournament. You can find the WSLSpodcast on twitter at: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Tony Waller: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Will Leitch: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Scott Duvall: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms (Snapchat: jawavifilms) Please rate, review and subscribe via iTunes!

In this episode, number 038, Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall discuss what it's like to now have Coach Smart full time as the UGA head football coach. Also, the three of us dive into what UGA needs to do to get into the NCAA Tournament. Alas, at the end, Will, who is traveling out to Levi's Stadium to cover the Super Bowl gives his predictions. Twitter: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast

In this episode, the three of us (Scott, Will & Tony) try out live streaming for a change. For the first 45 minutes of the show, we recorded on MeVee. If you'd like to take a look at our stream, you can find it here: http://www.mevee.com/s/N8U0AOttjD Of course we also discuss when Kirby is going to finally join UGA full time...yeah, we know it'll be January 11th, but it just feels like it will never get here. Will goes on a RANT, so stay tuned for that also. Co-Hosts: Will Leitch, Scott Duvall & Tony Waller

You are listening to Ep. 034 of the WSLS podcast. Today on this special episode, Tony Waller speaks with Georgia Football & Basketball beat writer for the Athens Banner-Herald, Marc Weiszer. Marc on Twitter: http://twitter.com/marcweiszer If you’re interested in hearing the latest information on the new UGA coaching staff changes, Recruiting and a quick Gator Bowl preview, hang around for the next 13 minutes to get caught up.

This is a special bonus episode (Ep. 033) we are airing of an interview that my co-host Tony Waller conducted yesterday with Georgia Alumnus and 2015 Camping World Independence Bowl chairman Kyle McInnis. But before we jump into the interview, I wanted to give just a few Georgia football updates as things continue to change every day. Today is Friday, December 4th and earlier this morning, Coach Mark Richt was introduced as 24th Head Coach for the University of Miami football team. Because of this news, it is of course official that Coach Richt will not be on the sidelines for Georgia during their bowl game as he addressed the team yesterday afternoon and reportedly received a “warm send off”. Soon after, Director of Athletics Greg McGarity announced that coach Bryan McClendon will hold the interim head coach title for the Dawgs in whatever bowl destination they go to. One player who will not make the bowl trip is 3rd string QB Faton Bauta as he has decided to transfer. He has graduated and will be allowed to play one year at any FBS school of his choosing without having to sit out a year. So that will leave UGA with Lambert and Ramsey as the only scholarship QBs for the bowl. In the interview, Tony and Kyle discuss the bowl selection process as it pertains to the SEC and Talk about how the camping world Independence bowl will determine what teams meet for its game to be played on Dec 26th at 5:45 pm eastern time. You can find out more about the Camping World Independence bowl by visiting http://campingworldindependencebowl.com Let us know what you think fo the interview by tweeting us http://twitter.com/wslspodcast. Stay tuned for our next episode as the three of us will break down Championship Saturday as the final four teams for the college football playoff will be decided this weekend. We’ll also update you on any of the latest news as it pertains to Kirby Smart being the new head coach of Georgia, what it means for assistant coaches and also how it will impact recruiting. There’s a lot to cover so stay tuned. Thanks again to Tony and Kyle. Have yourselves a great weekend and as always Go Dawgs More to chew on: Twitter Will Leitch: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Tony Waller: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Scott Duvall: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms

“A wise and respected old football coach once said, I really believe God called on me to coach, and that is the reason I stayed in it for so long.” ————— ————— ————— 9-3. A respectable year for many college football coaches, was not enough for Coach mark Richt to keep his job at Georgia. As noted by many pundits, a win in this year’s bowl game would make it the 10th time in 15 seasons at UGA that Coach Richt would have posted double digit victories, which is an amazing statistic that might could only be duplicated by one current coach (and we all know who that is). But so it goes in this what have you done for me lately world of college football where a coach who is beloved by his players past and present, admired by fans of all ages and revered as one of the winningest coaches of this century is let go by the university he has given so much to because even though he has won at an astounding clip, the trophy cases of conference and championships have been bare for 10 years now and a coveted national championship has never materialized You are listening to Episode 031 of the Waitin’ Since Last Saturday podcast. Your co-hosts are Tony Waller, Will Leitch and Scott Duvall As Tony mentions in this episode, we Georgia fans have to be okay with the fact that our administration just fired a coach that won 74% of his games. It’s said that Mark Richt will coach the team in the bowl game to finish out the final game of his 15th season here at Georgia. Good luck Coach Richt, we wish you nothing but the best in your future endeavors and thank you for representing the University of Georgia in a manner that all of us fans can be proud of. ————— ————— ————— Before we get started, the quote at the beginning of this intro was made by Bobby Bowden of Florida State. And for what its worth, he did not win a national championship with the Seminoles until his 18th season. More to chew on: Twitter WSLSpodcast: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Will Leitch: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Tony Waller: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Scott Duvall: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms

This is Episode 030 of the Waitin' Since Last Saturday podcast. Happy Thanksgiving to all of you and thank you so much for taking time out of your holiday plans to give our podcast a listen. Today Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall preview the 110th edition of Clean Old Fashioned Hate. Georgia leads the all-time series 64-40-5 After losing to Georgia Tech in Athens last season, UGA looks to start another long winning streak versus the Jackets and take back the Governor’s Cup this year. In this episode The three of us give our thoughts on what we think will happen in Saturday’s game and what the path to victory will be for the Dawgs versus a listless 3-8 Tech team who already had their T-Shirt moment of the season after their cute little win versus Florida State, which obviously didn’t do much to inspire the team because they haven’t won since. But, UGA has its own issues too and we continue our talk on the state of the Georgia football program after a frustrating win versus Georgia Southern last week. Links: WSLSpodcast Twitter: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Will Leitch Twitter: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Tony Waller Twitter: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Scott Duvall Twitter: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms Finally, please consider leaving us a rating and review on iTunes. Other places you can hear this podcast are on SoundCloud and via the Georgia Sports Blog. Again, Happy Thanksgiving to all and as always Go Dawgs.

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You are listening to Episode 028 of the Waitin' Since last Saturday podcast. Your co-hosts for today are Scott Duvall and Tony Waller. That’s it, for those of you who listen to us on a regular basis our other co-host Will Leitch is in New York City doing a bunch of national television shows for Bloomberg politics. Yeah, he’s kind of a big deal. But have no fear even though we are a man down this week, Tony and Scott have plenty to talk about. The dawgs have a pivotal non conference game versus the Georgia Southern Eagles of the SunBelt conference this week and they are a team that every Georgia fan should be a little nervous about playing. Why? Well, since their last visit to Sanford, They’ve play on the FBS level now, are 7-2 on the season, and lead the entire nation in rushing offense thanks to their dynamic triple option attack… That’s why we, the players and the coaches should have a healthy dose of respect for these Eagles from Statesboro. We break down the 6th ever meeting between GSU and UGA, Georgia’s won the previous 5 fairly comfortably. But We also dive into the legend that was the late Erk Russell. For those of you who do not know, Coach Russell served as Defensive coordinator on Vince Dooley’s coaching staff for many years and left in the early 80s to resurrect the Georgia Southern football program, where he went on to deliver 3 national championships for them. As always we will make our college football picks at the end of this show as well. Links: Tony on Twitter: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Scott on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms Will on Twitter: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch This podcast on Twitter: http://twitter.com/wslspodcast The Georgia Sports Blog: http://georgiasports.blogspot.com YouTube Video of Erk Russell's speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zbLjblvfsk

Welcome to Episode 024 of the waiting since last saturday podcast. Your co-hosts are Will Leitch, Tony Waller and, Scott Duvall After the October swoon for Georgia where the Dawgs went 1 and 3 and were outscored by a combined score of 109 to 53 the feeling around Athens has certainly turned from a season of promise to one of despair as we enter into the final month of the season. Facing the likes of Kentucky, Auburn, Georgia Southern and Georgia Tech in the next four weeks will certainly determine the fate of the bowl situation for Georgia and the performances on and off the field could certainly influence what happens to the current coaching staff as we know it. The three of us try our best to interpret the current state of the UGA football program and preview this Saturday’s game versus Kentucky. Have a great week. We’ll see you on campus. Scott Duvall | http://twitter.com/jawavifilms Tony Waller | http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Will Leitch | http://twitter.com/williamfleitch WSLS PODCAST | http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Thank you for listening. Please consider leaving a review for this podcast on iTunes!

Episode 023 is here as Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall discuss the debacle that was Georgia Florida 2015. Frustration and confusion abound as Tony and Scott talk about the head scratching game plan that the Dawgs incorporated, questioning everything from the offensive play calling to the ineptitude of Georgia’s special teams, again. Will has been on location covering the World Series and is patched in live from the Citi Field press box in New York before Game 5. Thank goodness the Royals won because that means the three of us will all be back together in person in beautiful Athens Georgia for the next show. But for this episode, Will was able to report on the unique experience he had of watching the first half of the game from the Georgia fan bar, American Whiskey and poses an interesting question from a more national perspective, “Is Georgia as good as the fans think it is?” - - - - - - - - - - Producing this podcast is not easy, especially on days like today. One of the best ways you can help us out is to leave a rating or review and to subscribe on iTunes. We received on last week from J. Wellington where he said: “This is the best college football podcast currently going. The hosts are funny and insightful, and have great chemistry with one another. A must listen for and SEC fan. Thank you J. and thank you to all other who have left us comments on iTunes. Have a great week. We’ll see you on campus. Scott Duvall | http://twitter.com/jawavifilms Tony Waller | http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Will Leitch | http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Thank you for listening. Please consider leaving a review for this podcast on iTunes!

Dateline: Jacksonville, Florida Reports are surfacing from Georgia beat writers and other local and national publications that Coach Mark Richt is considering inserting Redshirt Junior and 3rd String Quarterback Faton Bauta as the starter for the Bulldogs on Saturday. Will he indeed start? Will he see significant playing time? Or, is this just a ploy from Coach Richt and the Georgia coaching staff to throw off Jim McElwain and the Gators? Co-hosts Tony Waller and Scott Duvall discuss this late breaking situation. Will Leitch is on assignment in New York covering the World Series for http://sportsonearth.com If you have anything to add to this situation, Tweet our show at http://twitter.com/wslspodcast Co-hosts: Scott Duvall | http://twitter.com/jawavifilms Tony Waller | http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Will Leitch | http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Thank you for listening. Please consider leaving a review for this podcast on iTunes!

This is episode 021 of the Waitin’ Since Last Saturday Podcast, the Georgia Florida preview show. Special thanks goes out to Jack and Walker for their spot on reenactment of one of Larry Munson’s most iconic calls of all time. Great job boys. It was almost 35 years ago. November 8th 1980, Georgia quarterback Buck Belue called the play L-76 in the huddle. With help from a key block by lineman Nate Hudson, he connected on an 18 yard curl rout to wide receiver Lindsay Scott over the middle of the field. Scott made the catch and raced 93 yards for the touchdown, Georgia beat Florida 26-21. It was a key victory for Dooley’s Dawgs, which helped catapult the UGA to the1980 National Championship. So, once again, it’s Georgia Florida week and first place in the SEC East is waiting for the winner of this game. Might Georgia still be on pace for a special season? Only time will tell. Listen up as Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall preview the 3:30 CBS game of the week, which takes place this year on Halloween. If you would like to reach out to us on Twitter our show’s handle is http://twitter.com/wslspodcast. Thanks to all of our listeners and Twitter followers for your constant interaction. It’s listeners like you that help make this podcast so much more fun. You can subscribe, rate and review our podcast on iTunes. It takes 2 and a half minutes, and it is greatly appreciated! Make sure to get your picks in for the WSLSpodcast Pickem contest on http://funofficepools.com. Will, Tony and Scott will be back on Monday with reaction to what transpired in Jacksonville. Good luck to the Dawgs and We’ll see you back on campus next week. Take care. Will Leitch: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Tony Waller: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Scott Duvall: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms

If you are a die Hard Georgia Bulldog football fan, this podcast episode is for you. Typically on Thursdays, Will Leitch, Scott Duvall & Tony Waller join in previewing the upcoming game that Georgia will be playing. This week, however, the Dawgs are on a bye week. Not even considering taking a week off ourselves, Will decided to have Tony and Scott (two lifelong Georgia fans) rank in order of least objectionable to most objectionable SEC teams, fan bases etcetera. Basically counting it down from 13 to 1 in which schools we actually kind of like to the ones where and 0-8 record in the SEC and finishing with a miserable overall record still wouldn’t be enough to satisfy us. In this episode, Tony will share many stories similar to the one you hear at the start of this episode about the time a DJ tried to play Rocky Top at his wedding to an instance where he literally had Smokey, the Volunteer’s blue tick hound mascot by the collar and was leading him, well, I’ll let him tell the story. We also welcome in a special guest later on the program and she will reveal Scott's #1 most objectionable team in the SEC. Why? Well, she grew up with this school near her backyard across the border in another state and developed her dislike for their color scheme at an early age. Co-hosts: Will Leitch: http://sportsonearth.com Tony Waller: http://georgiasports.blogspot.com Scott Duvall: http://jawavifilms.com Special Guest: Jennifer Duvall (aka JennySue Makeup): http://jennysuemakeup.com

This bonus episode is the WSLSpodcast Pickem contest for week 8 of the college football season. Co-Hosts: Will Leitch: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch Tony Waller: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Scott Duvall: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms Picks: http://funofficepools.com Georgia has a bye this week and last night, the three of us (myself, Tony Waller and Will Leitch) recorded an episode where Will had Tony and me list out the 13 SEC teams in order from 1 to 13 that we as Georgia fans hate to lose to. The reasons we gave ranged anywhere from team colors to objectionable fan bases to even whether or not we even believed they should be members of the SEC in the first place (Texas A&M). Needless to say, it’s an in depth discussion with a lot of fun and frivolity took place…and it ran pretty long. And upon completion of that episode, we quickly realized we had to run through our weekly pick segment. Tony, who runs the picks every week decided to place three Thursday night games on the board, so as a service to you, the listeners, we are releasing our pick segment as a completely separate episode, which you will hear right now. Stay tuned until the end where I’ll mention the pertinent website links on how you can enter and I’ll give a quick update to the leaderboard going into college football’s week 8.

Today on the podcast, Will Leitch, Tony Waller and Scott Duvall discuss Georgia's 9-6 victory over the Tigers as Marshall Morgan hit a 3 run homer in the bottom of the 9th to give the Dawgs the victory. Was it great defense or just bad offense?, Take your pick. But after two deflating loses for Georgia, a win, no matter how it happened was a good thing as the annual Cocktail party down in Jacksonville versus the Gators looms large. Co-Host Links: Tony Waller Twitter: http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden Scott Duvall Twitter: http://twitter.com/jawavifilms Will Leitch Twitter: http://twitter.com/williamfleitch

In this week’s episode, Tony, Will and Scott try to come to grips with the Dawgs 4-2 record, the loss of Nick Chubb and the struggles of our special teams and Defense as Georgia gets ready to host SEC East foe Missouri as they make their way into Sanford Stadium for a 7:30 kick this Saturday. If you like variety in your sports podcasts, well, you’re in the right place, naturally, we spend the majority of the time discussing the current state of UGA football, but later in the show, Will, who has been covering the presidential debates for Bloomberg Politics gives us his take on the recent Democratic Debate and as well as his predictions on who he thinks will receive the nomination for both parties for next year’s national election. Towards the end of the show the three of us as always make our picks on some other regional and national games of the week. Here are some links to the places you can find more out about the three of us: Will Leitch: Twitter | http://twitter.com/williamfleitch | Websites: | http://www.sportsonearth.com/writer/will_leitch | Bloomberg Politics http://www.bloomberg.com/politics Tony Waller: Twitter | http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden | Website: http://georgiasports.blogspot.com Scott Duvall: Twitter | http://twitter.com/jawavifilms | Website: http://jawavifilms.com Co-hosts: Will Leitch, Tony Waller & Scott Duvall

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 have left ratings and reviews of this podcast on iTunes. We greatly appreciate it. We would like to thank listeners such as Kyle McInnis, Cali Dawg Fan and hoodawg75 for their recent reviews of Waitin’ Since Last Saturday. Producing two quality shows a week takes time and your kind words make it worth the effort. If you’re on Twitter and would like to tweet the show, you can do so http://twitter.com/WSLSpodcast. See what Tony’s up to by visiting http://georgiasports.blogspot.com You can find some of Will’s work at http://sportsonearth.com Scott’s site is http://jawavifilms.com Listen out for us on Thursday as the three of us shake off the two disappointing losses and try to stay positive as we hope for the Dawgs to get back on track versus Missouri. Co-hosts: Scott Duvall, Will Leitch and Tony Waller

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 beat our guest pickers this week, Jack and Walker, call sign JTandDubya. Our show’s twitter handle is http://twitter.com/wslspodcast. Should you feel inclined to tweet at us individually, Tony Waller’s is http://twitter.com/tylerdawgden, You can find Will Leitch at http://twitter.com/williamfleitch and mine, Scott Duvall’s is http://twitter.com/jawavifilms. Listen out for our Georgia Tennessee postgame show on Monday morning. Good luck to everyone in the college football world this week, except Tennessee of course and We’ll see you on campus.

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 as embattled coaches face off as Arkansas limps into Tennessee. There is one more key West vs East SEC matchup happening in Gainesville as Ole Miss and their vaunted Land Shark defense seek to stay undefeated against the surprisingly undefeated Gators. If you want to tweet us, our show’s handle is @wslspodcast. Will’s personal handle is @williamfleitch, Tony aka tyler dawgden can be found at, no surprise here, @TylerDawgden and as for me, Scott Duvall, my Twitter handle is @JaWaViFilms. Co-Hosts: Will Leitch, Tony Waller & Scott Duvall

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 preview show. Co-Hosts: Will Leitch, Tony Waller & Scott Duvall

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

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