Since Too Much Information has been awash in negativity of late, it’s only fair for me to warn you from the outset that the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are going to annihilate the Georgia Bulldogs tomorrow. If you’re looking here for any indication to the contrary, you need to look elsewhere.

Having said so, I would hasten to add that I laughed heartily at the specious nonsense I saw in this morning’s Technique Atlanta Journal-Constitution

We have already gone around the SEC and taken a look at the national games of interest, which leaves us with just one game remaining . . . namely, the national game of disinterest.

The national game of disinterest is the one game each week that I refuse to pick because I cannot for the life of me find any compelling reason to root one way or the other, much less to hazard a guess as to the eventual winner. This week’s national game of disinterest is:

It goes without saying that any loss by the Georgia Bulldogs to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, no matter what the endeavor, is a bad thing. However, because I consider a Red and Black loss to the Ramblin’ Wreck at historic Grant Field on Saturday to be an inevitability, and because Orson Swindle recently suggested the Doctor’s robot companion K-9 as a successor to Uga VII...

Among active coaches, only Florida's Urban Meyer, Southern Cal's Pete Carroll and Oklahoma's Bob Stoops have better winning percentages than [Mark] Richt's .765 mark (88-27).

Happy Thanksgiving! After taking last week off following the death of Uga VII, I once again will be picking the winners in games of interest around the country. I don’t like to brag, but, the weekend before last, I went 4-0 to bring my season-long ledger to 28-28. Yeah, it took a perfect week to get me back to .500, which is all the evidence you would ever need to know that I mean it when I say . . . Don’t Bet On It!