Nick Saban and the College GameDay crew make their picks, split decision for the SEC clash.
ESPN sent the College GameDay crew to Austin this weekend for a pivotal SEC showdown between the Texas Longhorns and Georgia Bulldogs.
A look into the game information for Week 8 in Fayetteville, the picks and what Nick Saban had to say of Garrett Nussmeier prior to the 2024 season:It's a split decision for the GameDay crew with Saban worried about LSU coming off of an emotional victory over the Ole Miss Rebels in Week 8 paired with what's ahead next weekend against Texas A&M.
"I think Garrett Nussmeier is going to be one of the all-time sleepers in college football this year," Saban said on Saturday's College GameDay.
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