5 things to know: Will the Gators take down the Bulldogs?

Five things to know Friday, October 30:

1. Florida was triumphant over Georgia last year. Will Halloween help the Bulldogs put a spell on the field and prevail tomorrow? [Read Jeff Schultz's weekend game predictions to see what he thinks]

2. Well, that's an original argument. Drunken drivers argue they were too intoxicated to consent to DUI tests. [Find out more about this here]

3. Psych majors aren't working at Chick-fil-A, and they want Jeb Bush to know that. [Read Maureen Downey's blog about backlash from the GOP candidate's remarks]

4. The Hawks bested the Knicks last night in New York. [Read Chris Vivlamore's 5 observations from the game]

5. Saturday will be perfect for trick-or-treating. What will Sunday be like? [Get your weekend Atlanta weather forecast here]

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