Hr3 - Dukes and Bell Heat Up Over Riley's Slump and Acuña's Availability

Carl and Mike broadcast live from Stats, highlighting the vibrant World Cup atmosphere in Atlanta. Mike and Carl transition into a passionate debate regarding Austin Riley's performance and Ronald Acuña Jr.'s health concerns. They also evaluate the Georgia Bulldogs' preseason rankings and discuss the massive $3 million sale of a Shohei Ohtani card. 01:50 - Stats World Cup Atmosphere 06:10 - Unity Through Global Sports 08:45 - UGA Preseason All-Americans 14:15 - SEC Recruiting and NIL 19:30 - Austin Riley's Major Slump 28:15 - Debating Acuña and Riley 36:45 - Mexico Soccer Controversy 42:20 - Shohei Ohtani Card Record

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