Rebels Edge · Wed, Sep 30, 2026
Robinhood Just Put an AI Agent Inside Your Trading Account
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The hosts discuss economic data, subdued market volatility, and prediction markets before reviewing Robinhood, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Moderna, and CBOE. They highlight Robinhood’s new AI analysis tool, HPE’s AI infrastructure order, and Moderna’s sharp reversal following a rally, then close with baseball and football commentary.
- The hosts favor reported consumer spending and inflation data over the University of Michigan sentiment survey when assessing economic strength.
- The VIX was just below 16, remaining within a relatively narrow recent trading range.
- Prediction markets offer access to event-specific bets, but the hosts prefer heavily traded financial markets for gauging stock-index expectations.
- Robinhood unveiled an AI-driven market-analysis tool called Robinhood Agents; shares retreated after an initial jump, while Deutsche Bank reaffirmed a buy rating and $134 target.
- HPE reportedly secured a $1.2 billion order for AMD Helios AI rack systems and raised its 2027 growth outlook, helping shares approach new 52-week highs.
- Moderna fell following a sell downgrade after a strong vaccine-related rally; neither host wanted to chase the stock, and Pete suggested further downside was possible.
- The hosts praised CBOE’s global exchange footprint and continued relevance across electronic and open-outcry trading.
- Sports coverage included Yankees postseason highlights, NFL contenders, and previews of Alabama–Mississippi State and Georgia–Vanderbilt.
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exactly what's going on with Trump renaming AI and whether or not that bet has paid off. We'll talk about that, stocks, and sports on today's Rebels Edge.
[music] [music] Well, well, well. [laughter] You're heading off to the islands, huh?
Something like that.
>> I want to go back to my little grass shack. Yeah. Yeah, that's what we're doing. [laughter] >> Well, you'll have a great time, I'm sure. And uh >> it's one of Pete's favorite places on Earth, folks. I won't uh I won't spoil that part for you, but uh I'll let him
tell you when he decides to from there probably posting up videos of surfing or whatever. But uh Pete, let's dive right into macros. I know you got to go uh speak at a college or university this afternoon.
>> Um GDP growth for Q2 came in at an annualized rate of 2.2% 2% way above the forecast 1.5%.
Yeah, but what about that Michigan sentiment survey, Pete?
>> Yeah. And the 20 people who raise their hands up to GO, "OH, YEAH. I DON'T LIKE [laughter] IT." >> ADDITIONALLY, personal spending rose by.9% in August, exceeding expectations of8, again indicating robust consumer
activity. And the PCE price index also showed year-over-year inflation at just 3.4 instead of uh forecasts of 3.7.
>> Yeah.
>> So again, who do you think is more accurate, Pete? The University of Michigan survey of a bunch of dorks that decide to pick up the phone when when they see, oh, it's the University of Michigan calling. Well, they probably want to give me an NIL contract, right?
[laughter] Nope. They just want to know, you unemployed dorks, what exactly? I don't think the economy is doing so well.
Really? Are you even looking for a job?
No. Well, maybe if they come knocking, I'll go. I mean, I swear to God, Pete, that is the worst indicator. It was at the second lowest level in history.
Yeah. In history.
>> Um, on the most recent survey. And yet, here are consumers spending like crazy.
Yeah.
>> Which would you rather follow? The money folks or a bunch of unemployed dorks?
[laughter] >> I think he said that very clearly. And you know what? We've been saying that, John. No, nobody else was saying that. Nobody else was saying it. They all just repeated what everybody else said, which is, "Wow, these are the numbers." Yeah. 3,000 people that are probably some of the biggest, you know, and I don't want to
be too rude, but losers are sitting there going, "Sure, I'll do it. Uh, this stinks.
>> [laughter] >> Okay.
And yet when you actually do it from the money perspective and we see what the money looks like and we see how people are doing and we see for instance like you just said John the most important the PCE um that's what the Fed's been talking about forever it seems like. And yeah like you said I mean the number was
lower than expected. I I think that the expectations were high just because of the fact of of the ridiculousness of all of these other things that people have been talking about and why it's so terrible. Well, I think the answer is very very clear, John.
>> Very clear.
>> And we're guys that like to follow the money folks.
>> So, if you'd rather um somebody that does a survey, uh go ahead and follow that. Yeah. Um, if you're wondering why the market's at all-time highs or just a scoch below all-time highs, right? If you're wondering why the poverty rate is the lowest in recorded history. If
you're wondering why the wealth is the highest in recorded history and you're trying to justify why some people on the Michigan sentiment survey think things aren't so great, I think you're following the wrong stuff.
>> Yep. 100%. [laughter] Well, so what do you got as far as the uh VIX today, Pete? The markets uh are up across the board. What do you think?
>> They look strong and um you know, not a lot of movement really, John. A little bit to the downside. Yes, it's down 1% which is 15 cents right now for the volatility index. It's just underneath 16. Um we've been talking about this for a while now. It's been in a pretty choppy, you know, tight range over the
last few weeks or whatever. I know that that picture makes it look like it was just an unbelievable run, but we're talking about going from just around 15 back up to the 16. So, that wasn't the biggest run in the world. And there's been reasons for that to be a little bit more volatile, right? When we come in
and suddenly WTI is up, you know, a few a few points there. Uh that type of thing. Yeah, that that is something that's going to have a little bit of an influence and push on there. But the reality is John we are very very tight range somewhere very close to 16 let's
call it 15 and a half to maybe 16 and a half 17 on the high end even 18 John is has been very unsustainable for now that doesn't mean that that's forever but for right now that's what we've been seeing.
Well, uh, let's switch over to the Rebel predictions, Pete, because as we've told you, we do track all of the prediction exchanges, folks. Um, and we track a couple of the sports books as well with
Rebel Predictions. And, uh, $3.6 $6 million in a 24-hour whale volume uh basically showed a 92% spike in the contract for Trump renaming AI which he has now done [laughter]
and uh that uh contract paid off rather nicely and 3.6 million's a decent bet again on that and there are a lot of things that prediction markets can tell you and there are some that they can't.
Um and uh the the fact that there's really not the same way you can trade this as you could trade for instance what's Bitcoin going to do in the next 15 minutes. Well, you could buy it or you could sell it. Um or you could trade it on Cali or Poly Market or any of
these things. But I think the big thing is Pete that um there are certain sort of props if you will propositions out there like this one. How could you have bet on this other than with the prediction markets, right? And the answer is you couldn't.
>> Yeah, these prediction uh markets are really kind of clever. I think I it's something that I'm sort of surprised, John, it's taken as long as as it has to kind of get to the point where it is right now. But we are seeing that people are pretty active in there for the most part. And and I think that over time it's just going to get a little bit bigger and a little bit bigger and a
little bit bigger. whether that means it's on sports, the markets, whatever it might be because they they basically have predictions on just about everything. And whatever is not covered right now probably gets covered in the future. So I think this is a very very rapidly growing element to the markets.
Yep. I agree. And uh we would only caution you guys in that if you want to see what the S&P 500 might be, you might want to follow the hundreds of billions of dollars that trade every day in the SPY or in the NASDAQ, the Q or in the Russell 2000. Um you want to IWM, you
want to track any of those and you want to follow two or three million bucks that are bet on Kelshi or several hundred billion dollars that are traded in the market. there's an alternative that is a much better predictor. Uh and that is the market itself.
>> All right. Well, uh again, Pete, uh we've got circa 2026 Rebel Con coming your way, folks. And we've got a great group, everybody from Grant Cardone to uh Doug Fluty, Heisman Award winner.
Lonnie Paxton, uh three time Super Bowl uh snapper, long snapper, and uh good friend of Tom Brady's. he was there at the roast. He'll be out there in Vegas.
Um so many great uh entrepreneurs are going to be there as well, folks. So, uh by all means, uh we keep saying this, but it's coming up fast. The 19th through the 21st of October, and technically it's really the 20th and 21st of October. Um that's when we're in
the classroom in that big exhibit hall with the giant uh jumbotron and so forth and a great crowd. founders, risktakers, people that have been explaining how the market works for decades. Well, we've got all of that at Rebel Con 2026. Scan the QR code and I hope you can join us
out there.
>> Yeah.
>> All right, Pete, let's uh jump right into Hood Robin Hood [clears throat] because you know pre-market trading.
Well, they have a new trading feature at their annualized or annual Hood Summit.
They call it Robin Hood agents, >> which is an AIdriven tool designed to help users analyze market trends. Well, we do that too over at Market Rebellion.
So, we think that's a good thing. I don't know how good theirs are, but I know ours are pretty good. And Pete, Deutsche Bank really seemed to like it because they reaffirmed a target. Right.
>> They did. You know, the interesting thing is, John, this stock spiked and then it pulled back a little bit. And you know, so the the entrance into this is very interesting. You can see that from the chart there. It had been up there pretty substantially. Today I see the the high of the day was around a buck 23. Here it is at 114. So it's kind
of been shifting around a little bit.
It's interesting to see. This was uh at at their summit that you're you're referring to, John. And they've got all kinds of different ideas here. you know that Deutsche they they reaffirmed their buy rating and they put a price target in of 134. Not overly aggressive but nonetheless that's where they stand. So it's it's interesting to see and you you
talked about this but I mean the Robin Hood agent AI um is one of the tools that I think they're pretty excited about that. I think they're excited about a lot of the different things and the engagement factor that comes with that when they've when they've got the uh the the chops that they've got right now because these guys, John, they have
they have increased and and the trading activity just gets bigger and bigger and bigger every year for Robin Hood. It's been very impressive. And I'm a little bit surprised though that it's pulled back as much as it has off of the original news when it came out. But that's what the markets do sometimes.
And I do think that there are there is some some some quality upside from here.
>> Well, like Pete said, it traded all the way up over 121 earlier today and then gave up seven or eight points of that and it's trading 114 and 40 cents or something like that. Yeah.
>> So, yeah, it did give up an awful lot of that, Pete. In other words, whoever was in prior to that news being announced hit the bid as soon as that news was announced. All right, let's do Huelet Packard Enterprise because um these guys
are all about data centers. When you really look into what are they um a lot of what they're doing, you know, for uh data centers, networking and so forth, this is where their bread and butter is uh right there in the data center. So,
they secured a $1.2 billion order um for its AMD Helios AI rack systems. Now, there are a couple other competitors in this space. Dell is one and super micro computer SMCI is another, but Hullet
Packard winning this pretty big contract is why they're giving some pretty good guidance and people like that, right Pete?
>> Oh, absolutely. And look at that jump. I mean, you could see it there. I how fast this one moved. They ain't giving any of it back just yet, John. We were just talking about Robin Hood. They gave some back and a lot more than some. They they went into negative territory. But this one, on the other hand, this is part of
their investor day and they raised the 2027 uh re uh growth outlook. John, they're looking at a lot of positives about this and like you said, we're talking essentially we're talking about data centers and that's that's really what it comes down to. But um it's it's a nice big move to the upside for these
guys. It's been a violent moving stock.
You know, it's it's funny because you don't think of uh Huelet Packard in that that way, but I think the problem for for us that we don't look at it that way often times is the fact that we really don't realize exactly what HPE stands for. And like you just said, that's data centers. Well, that's going to be volatile. This thing can be very
volatile. It's basically hitting new highs today for the 52- week high. So, yeah, people are pretty dagon excited about what they're able to do and what they're looking for into the future.
>> Well, uh, the future yesterday looked pretty darn bright for Maderna, Pete, MRNA. Um, however, and the stock closed at almost 204 yesterday. It is down into the 180s today. So, that's kind of an
ouch move to the downside. and uh Merc partnered melanoma vaccine um hit phase three and the stock roughly uh moved up dramatically that day. Well, then all of a sudden you get uh you know, Croup deciding, you know what, we're going to
cut it to sell here because we think all the good news is out and maybe it's going to settle back in. Well, Croup has a lot of people that follow them and, you know, to see a 10% decline in just a couple, you know, ticks is uh not so great for the Madna shareholders. But um
would you be interested at this level, Pete? Are you thinking that maybe since it was just $4 off the 52- week high, you can understand why somebody, you know, this thing was 22 bucks in the last year, Pete? Yeah.
>> So, in other words, it 10xed. Um, so I'm not in here to chase it and I bet you're not either.
>> I'm not, John. And I I think you Yeah, you you said that exactly correctly. I mean, I'm looking at this thing in late August. Late August, the stock was 65 and they come out with some great news.
Really, really great news. And it just absolutely ripped like you were just talking about to the upside. We were talking about the fact that, you know, it went from 65 to about 170. It kind of sat there for a little while. Went from 170 up to north of 200 bucks a share. So yeah, I mean this thing to say that it's
maybe a little bit overdone. I'm not sure I like the idea of the sell that was put on them, but you know, it's understandable probably why they did that. Like you just said, I mean the 65 was in August, but there it was even lower than that, you know, not that long ago. So um you know what I think I think
that this is unbelievably strong. this whole phase three and the fact that they were able to get Merc involved with Madna and all that. I think it's great we all are looking for as much as we can possibly can when these folks are, you know, putting together some of these various vaccines and so forth. And um
this is a big deal. The new COO uh wants to raise $2.6 billion dollar, John, to fund some of the buildout that they've got to do. So there is going to be some spend out there as well. So yeah, it makes some sense why it's kind of pulling back. Not just kind of why it's pulling back off that 200 level. I
wouldn't be surprised to see this even come back a little bit further. But at some point in there, um it's going to be overdone. And when it is, I think that's the time, and when I say that, I mean another like 40 or 50 points, which I think is possible. Um that might be the
time to start looking at this one again.
>> All right. Well, um, here's one that's near and dear to our hearts, Pete. CBOE.
Yeah. Or SIBO Global Markets, as they like to be called now. Yeah.
>> Um, and so I'll do that. I'll call them by what they want to be called by. Um, they uh uh are riding uh yesterday's 25-year extension of their exclusive S&P 500 index option license. Uh they
got that of course from S&P Dow Jones Indices and Pete and I remember from being down on the trading floor folks that this is one of the premier licenses out there because as it turns out I won't belabor the point Pete but any
stock from SpaceX to CRM to Microsoft any exchange can list it instantly and not pay a penny for it. And why is that?
Well, because it's an equity. Now, this is intellectual property, the uh index that makes up the S&P 500. So, um the only place you can trade it in the United States um on the options side is
SIBO Global Markets. So, they paid up for this again to hold on to this exclusivity and the stocks making a nice move today. Um maybe this is why Pete.
Oh, I think more than maybe. I think that is exactly why. And these guys, John, right now we are averaging this year about 71 million contracts per day, which is almost a double from five years ago. So, um, it gives you a little bit of an idea of the strength for the the
SIBO and and options is really has right now. But this is an amazing move that we are seeing today. And like you were talking about, I mean, this 25 year extension of the S&P 500 index, I mean, that's that is the bread and butter.
That's a that's a big portion of of what uh the CBOE is doing. And I'll tell you what, John, you and I are friends with a lot of the guys who are part of the management and all the rest of it of CBOE. I'll tell you what, I think that they have done a really, really great job with what they've done over the years. And I'm talking about over the
last 5, 10 or more years in terms of how they've wrapped things around and and moved things. And you know, it's this is there's still some open outcry out there. You and I were there not too terribly long ago in the spring when we had a an event out down there at the CBOE. But, um, it is amazing, John,
and it's it's really, uh, a finely tuned, uh, group of guys out there that are are building out the CBOE, and they are staying out there and relevant.
They're not just getting run over like we've seen some of these others. Um, they're they're very very re relevant still in person with some of the outcry trades as well. So, that's that's pretty interesting and and I like what they're doing. I think they've done a fantastic job.
>> Yep. I agree. I think they are uh one of the premier exchanges, not just derivatives, because they've got, I think, 17 exchanges around the world now. Um, from Tokyo all the way around to London and of course a bunch here in the US uh that they have both uh bricks
and mortar where traders stand there still. Pete, we were there. Pete rang the bell. I rang the bell. It was great.
Um, but some of them are also just electronic and they're one of the big dogs in that space.
>> Yeah.
>> Um, all right, let's do a little video, Pete, shall we?
>> There were a number of them to choose from, but uh I just couldn't resist this because, you know, it's the Yankees. Um, it's postseason and they seem to be ready for postseason, Pete. So, let's give this a look and a listen, folks.
might need to be a new statue in New York after this one. If there's one thing we know about baseball and playoff baseball, it's that the Yankees are going to be there. That stadium's going to be packed and crazy ass [ __ ] is going to happen.
>> And it all started with [laughter] just sitting guys down. Baby Ben Rice said, "Hey, Boston, I hope you don't forget about me, but I'm just going to introduce myself to start the game." Yankees, >> you know, when it comes down to it, John, it's just interesting. Boston, New York, I mean, a lot of >> a lot of the big boys are still there.
Going to be a low scoring game. The Yankees had one run.
>> And that pitcher was throwing smoke.
[laughter] Don't you think you're going Ben Rice again? Surely he doesn't. Yep. Here's another single [laughter] saying just buy a ticket to the game.
>> And you know you're in playoff baseball.
>> Next time just buy a ticket. [laughter] >> That's a good line. That really >> need to be a statue made of Mr. Rice cuz [music] he said [laughter] you can cue the Undertaker bell.
under [laughter] Elon's rocket 500 ft gone.
>> That's a heck of a shot, man. [laughter] >> And everyone that's at home is sitting there on their couches going, >> "How young are these guys?" I mean, honestly, when you look at them, they look like they're 16 years old for God.
>> And then a little close it out. How's your chin? How's your mother?
>> And in one of the more iconic, >> how's your chin? How's your mother?
Right. [laughter] >> These guys are clever, man. They're fun.
They really are great.
>> Yeah. And I love that Undertaker bell for that guy, too.
>> Still one of the best of all time. No doubt. No doubt. All right, John, let's jump into a little bit of college football because >> all right, >> we um we're gonna hit college and NFL because I'll tell you what, it's that time of year and it is probably more exciting than it's been in a while. And I say that because it's not always, you know, that's the one thing in the NFL.
Yes, there are some dynasties out there, the Tom Brady dynasty and all the rest of it, but for the most part, the NFL people get good fast or get pretty bad pretty fast. Miami taking a pretty good dump. I would say Miami looks pretty awful so far this year. And there are some others where you're looking at them
going, "Wow, where did these guys come from? What is Jacksonville for real? Is this team for real?" So, I just wanted to hit that. Um, you know, as far as the NFL, John, how about this? What is your NFL team? Um, that's in the NFC and and the AFC. Who are the Who are the You can
get two, you can get one, whatever. I'm only going to get one. The 49ers for the NFC. They're three and 0. Their offense is a scoring machine. They absolutely um have been pounding on people that they've played against. I just like what they've done. They survived that back
and forth to Australia after beating the Rams. Um there's a lot of reasons why I think that uh for the NFC, I just look at how much of the offense that they've got plus the defense, right? I mean, and it's absolutely incredible. As a matter of fact, they have a the largest um of
anybody, the point differential, John, it's 48 points. That's uh offensive scores versus what the defense has given up. It's by it's a spread of 48. They are number one right now. So it it tells me defense is playing pretty damn good and the offense is really doing a great job. And McCaffrey is unbelievable. So I
got the 49ers from the NFC. Who do you like?
>> Well, um when when you gave me this one, Pete, I was thinking, God, do I throw uh do I throw the Raiders at 3 and 0 be with Brady at the helm? apparently um with cousins just freaking lighting people up. Yeah.
>> Do I do that?
>> Um I mean the AFC North uh the entire AFC North. Um I think the the Raiders are the class. Um and then do I give Pete crap about the Minnesota Vikings being 3 and 0? Really? The Vikings? I
mean, you know, they for whatever reason, they've discovered the 46 defense, Pete, >> and now Flores can't get enough of it.
[laughter] So, he is just bringing the house every single snap.
>> He's saying, "Beat us. Beat us on the outside. Beat us with a tight end over the middle or something, but we're going to be in your face. You're going to be on your back a lot." >> And that has worked out for the Vikings.
I mean, you know, they are three and 0.
Um, Chicago looks great. Yeah, >> but if I I would agree with you, 49ers, NFC, and AFC. Do I think the Raiders are really it right now?
>> I don't. But I do think Kansas City's back.
>> Kansas City's back and they got that running back from Seattle, right?
>> Yep. And with that combination, Pete, I think they're, you know, if Christian McCaffrey stays healthy, um, that's the only team that could rival them as far as passing and running.
>> Yeah.
>> But Kansas City is just loaded. And they put in some new offensive linemen that seem to be uh, shoring up that team and making it so that Mahomes doesn't take any more hits to that knee.
>> Yeah, I think you're exactly right on that one. I like Kansas City. That was uh that was my choice. AFC. I had Buffalo or Kansas City. I still like Buffalo. I tell you what, yeah, Josh Allen is a baller. He's having a really good start to the year so far. It's only three games in, but you know, you kind of get a little bit of a sense of these
teams or whatever. And and quite frankly, John, as crazy as it sounds, from from that game the other night with the Chicago Bears, I mean, you found yourself a pretty interesting quarterback. [laughter] you know, who we all know him because he's been at just about every franchise there is in the NFL. But, I mean, the guy 38 years old, two years here, three
years there, two years here, three years, I mean, all over the place, he looked he looked fantastic. I mean, the guy for a guy who basically walked out of his street clothes to get into the locker room, John, it was unbelievable to me how well he played. I mean, how do you how do you get that that playbook that quickly in your head? I mean, it's
unbelievable really. So, >> yeah. Well, I saw him when he was arriving, Pete. You know how they show those scenes of the players as they're walking in through the bowels of the stadium to get to the locker room. He was carrying a paper bag with with his
stuff in it. So, that's how fresh he was [laughter] over there. So, uh, wow. But he played and he balled out. So, I hope we get to see him a lot more.
>> I got two games for this weekend. One of them is is an a must-see game. I think it's um on the college side of things, John. Alabama, they're 4-0. Nobody's You're not hearing about Alabama this year, right? I mean, it just feels like Ohio State, you know, and this team and that, but but for whatever reason,
Alabama, well, they're 4-0. Here's the interesting thing, and I got to see these guys in person. Mississippi State played my Gophers and they beat us up pretty good and everybody was like, you know, their head was down and everything. Oh god, we lost to these guys. Last year in the SEC, they kind of stunk. Well, let me tell you something.
They arguably may have the best quarterback in all of college football.
And you know what? When I saw him, I'm I'm sitting there looking at the kid going, "This guy can do anything. He can run. He's a dual threat. He's got everything you'd want." Kamario Taylor is his name. John, 14 touchdowns, two interceptions, 1100 yards. I would say that Mississippi State's got an offense.
If they can put up any kind of defense against Bama, and I think they can. I don't know that they will be able to execute, but um I think Alabama, you know, who knows, maybe Alabama just runs them over, right? But I I really don't see that coming because uh Mississippi State's well coached. They got that
quarterback that you need. Great skilled people as receivers, running backs, and defensive backs. I think that this could be a pretty interesting game. I don't know that Mississippi State can beat them, but it could be a hell of a game nonetheless. I think that's the best game of the weekend. And be aware folks
that if you go to the weather channel, you might see that Starkville, which is of course uh where uh Mississippi State is, um they are under a storm watch.
Now, that doesn't mean it's not a storm warning yet. Um but >> that could change things and that's why the overunder uh depending on where you're looking at it for this one, Pete, because like you say, these are two highscoring teams. I mean, Keelin Russell, the quarterback for Bama, is
balling out. Yeah. And they're averaging 48 points a game because of it. Well, so Kamario, the one Pete just uh talked about, quarterback for um Mississippi State, they're averaging 43 points a game. So now granted, you don't just
take 48 and 43 and set the overunder that high because obviously there's going to be a little more defense played in this game than maybe some of their other games. But this is going to be um it could be a shootout, Pete, and it
will definitely be a game uh where Bama on the road giving almost a touchdown.
>> Uh we'll see what the people of Starkville have to say about that.
I got one other last thing for you.
Georgia Georgia's playing right now.
Georgia has already played some somewhat real teams. They they up against Arkansas and Oklahoma, right? Well, they ran them both off the field. I mean, this Georgia team is another one kind of like Alabama where less has been said about Georgia and Alabama, I think. You know, watching ESPN, watching all these
shows and stuff and seeing some of the games, they just aren't talked about like they usually are. So, it makes it damned interesting, John. Really does. I mean, I think it's incredible. They are gonna I I hate to say it. I think they're going to take Vanderbilt and beat them into a pulp. So, it'll be an interesting one to watch for sure. But,
you know, it's not that I don't like Vandy. I love Vandy. I love the fact that they're academic. I love the fact that these guys have had a had a really good football team last year and they had that little quarterback that they had, all that kind of stuff. But I just don't see what they're going to be able to do against Georgia, John, because Georgia's offense is a lot like what you
were talking about with Alabama. They put up a lot of points on the board, and I think they're going to run these guys out.
>> Well, yeah, I I agree, Pete. And I know that Vandy has shocked the world before.
They ain't going to shock them this week.
>> Nope. I mean, you know, they started off, Georgia did, with uh Tennessee State, >> um, which is, I think, famous for two tall Jones and that's about it. I don't know if there's much else that's come.
I'm sure there are some great players that have come out of Tennessee State, but nonetheless, 63-3.
Then they play Western Kentucky 70- 20.
And the 20 was probably mop up at the end of that game. Um Arkansas like you said 45-7 and Oklahoma 4113. They just crouched beat down Smart has these guys um tuned
up and ready to put up points as well as yards. They're averaging Pete averaging 480 um yards per game and it's pretty much split rushing and passing almost down the middle. So, when you have a balanced
offense like that and you're going in with maybe some of the best players in all of college football, um they're number two on the AP and they they're probably number one on some of the other polls, but they're number two on the AP and I don't think they're looking past Vandy Peter. No, I think they're looking
to make another statement just like they did against Oklahoma. So, this will be another game, but but you might turn it off at halftime. It could [laughter] be one of those games.
>> Well, Kirby Smart, the the coach there, is amazing. Plus, they got the greatest name, I think, for a quarterback, Gunner Stockton. I mean, you know, just sounds perfect. It's like it's like the linebacker from the Gophers when PJ Fleck after the game wiped his hands on the kid and took the blood and put it on his cheeks. John, that that that went
viral because PJ's running around blood all over his face, which was kind of crazy. But his name the the linebacker's name is Maverick, which just, you know, I mean, that that's what a linebacker should be named. I I almost wanted to change my name, but I'll stick with mine for now.
>> I'll throw this one more stat at you, Pete. Yeah. Um, red zone, been in the red zone 22 times this year, scored 20.
Um, 19 of those were touchdowns. So, one field goal and 19 touchdowns when they get into the red zone. Um, so yeah, this is a team that, you know, when they smell pay dirt, they go for it. Yeah.
Um, so, uh, Vandy better be ready. Uh, and you know, those kids better be on some sort of lithium or something to try to stay up with the Georgia players because Georgia's going to be going in there hungry for another big win just like the Oklahoma win last week.
>> True that. [laughter] >> All right. Well, travel safe, Pete. Uh, good luck with your speech today. And, uh, let's see. I know that even though Pete's out tomorrow, folks, I'll be here. And so, uh, we'll be coming your way at 100 p.m. Eastern time tomorrow
with another Rebel's Edge. Travel safe, Pete, and we'll see you soon.
>> See you.
Heat. Heat.
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