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Quick Take: Indiana Beats Miami 27–21 to Win First National Championship · Height Differential

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  It got a little dicey there in the fourth quarter.
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  I wasn't, I wasn't convinced I was going to be able to pop
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  them. But you know, they, they found a
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  way. The defense stepped up on that
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  last drive when they needed to and, and got that dub.
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  So we were popping bottles. 2721 Miami with the ball pretty, I
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  mean, had I would say the momentum in the second-half
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  after control, controlling the whole game, that it did make you
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  a little nervous on that last draft.
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  I mean, yeah, they had, what, 60 something yards of offense in
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  the first half and they finished the game with 342.
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  So the second-half adjustments by Miami's offense, I mean, they
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  were moving the ball up and down the field on a really, really
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  good IU defense. So they figured it out and we
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  were talking about it. It's like, you know, earlier in
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  the fourth quarter, instead of taking the field goal, Sig
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  rolled the dice, went forward on 4th and five couple 4th downs
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  had that that yeah, had two on the drive, had the the call
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  design QB draw with Mendoza, who made maybe the play of the year
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  bouncing off tacklers and diving into the end zone.
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  But you know, if you're going to go for it in that situation, you
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  you got Miami on the ropes. They're out of time outs with a
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  minute and whatever was left out of timeouts, it was about a.
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  Minute 50. It was minute 47 I believe.
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  Minute 47, fourth and four, you have 4 yards and the national
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  championship is yours. And they kicked the field goal
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  in that situation and you and I both agreed we thought they
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  should have gone for it. Especially the way that the way
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  that Sig had called the game earlier and the way that the
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  Miami was moving the ball. It's like I wasn't convinced and
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  you weren't convinced either that three points to get that
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  six point lead was going to get it done.
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  So 4 yards to win the championship.
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  They decided not to and luckily it it paid off but.
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  In that case, I mean, after, especially after seeing him go
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  for it twice earlier, I was surprised.
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  I was honestly surprised that they did bring out the field
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  goal unit. And look, like I said, Miami did
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  kind of have the momentum in the second-half and their offense
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  was moving the ball. And whether you're up three or
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  you're up 6, the other team's offense can still go in the
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  game. Yeah.
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  And to me, being up 6 was not that big of an advantage of
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  being over three to not take that shot on 4th down to try to
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  just go ahead and win it right there.
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  I agree. And it, it did surprise me a
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  little bit because I, I think it kind of, it kind of was not the
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  mold of what we're used to seeing with Signetti.
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  And look, and I know his thought process is, look, now they got
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  to get a touchdown, a field goal doesn't send this to overtime.
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  And, and I get that, but if you give me 4 yards to win a ship,
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  and even if I don't get it, even if I don't get it, we're still
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  up 3. Yes.
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  And, and they've got to go 80 yards, yes.
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  And it's not a score, a touchdown or nothing.
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  They could kick a field goal on 4th down if even if they get in
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  that area and then you still have a chance in overtime,
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  correct? It worked out, it worked out.
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  But if they go down the score and get that and kick an extra
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  point to win it, I I think you regret not going for it on 4th
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  down for a long, long. Time and the one earlier in the
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  fourth, he was going to kick it and change his mind and decided
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  to go on the on the Mendoza touchdown.
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  He had the field goal team running out there.
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  The play clock was running out. So he called time out and
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  changed his mind. And I mean, it worked out on
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  that one. So I mean, I'm putting the ball.
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  I, I would rather put the ball in in the Heisman trophies
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  winner to get me 4 yards and win that national title then risk
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  Miami coming back, especially when Miami put up, like I said,
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  almost 300 yards in the second-half.
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  Your defense was tired. They were allowing yards and
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  even on the last drive, Miami was they were moving it.
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  They were moving it until Carson Beck, until Carson Beck turned
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  into Carson Beck. Finally, at midnight and.
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  He he to be fair, he didn't throw the ball downfield a ton
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  yesterday and hasn't really been asked to do that a lot in the
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  playoff. And maybe that's something that
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  you're relying on the fact that, you know, he's not throwing the
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  ball downfield a ton. And if he does, he doesn't have
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  the arm straight to some other quarterbacks and it's going to
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  hang up there and it's going to get picked off.
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  And and that's what happened. But even on the play where
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  Mendoza had the 4th and five, the clock management and the
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  timeout management was still a little bit odd with with Sig and
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  even at the end of the half where they kind of just.
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  You thought they were, yeah, they were going to run the ball
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  and just go to halftime because they had the ball start the
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  second-half and they ran the ball, didn't call a timeout, and
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  then all of a sudden they're starting to throw it.
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  It's like you're going. To do that, then you.
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  Get to the 50 and you have two timeouts and there's really
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  nothing you can do with it. Yeah, I so it was, it was odd.
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  It was very odd. So there were some moments, but
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  the 4th and five by Mendoza and Sig talked about this after the
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  game, how they kind of thought that that play, that draw would
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  work against the defense that Miami ran on 3rd down.
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  And they were just banking on the fact that they're going to
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  run that same defense. And they?
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  Did and they did and I'm telling we were watching it together and
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  I'm like he he stopped, he stopped there were.
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  Two dudes right there, yeah. He bounced off tackles and, and
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  every championship game or most when it's a good game, there's a
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  play that is just that iconic play that you're going to see
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  over and over again. And it reminds you a little bit
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  of John Elway in the Super Bowl with the flip to get to the end
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  zone. At least that's what it reminds
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  me a little bit of him just flipping and giving his all to
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  get in the end zone. And I mean, it was a Heisman
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  moment for the Heisman Trophy winner.
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  Yeah, and he he won, you know, the game's MVPI mean his stats
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  weren't eye popping. He didn't throw a touchdown 186
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  yards was 16 of 27. So he now has more incompletions
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  than touchdowns finally in the playoff.
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  But the guy that I thought really stood out and and and I
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  thought won the game and was also deserving of that.
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  I mean, it was the the plays that Charlie Becker was making
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  that for the 4th down conversion that they had was to him on the
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  back shoulder. And then he made another
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  outstanding back shoulder catch on 1/3 and I think it was like
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  third and 10 in the fourth quarter to keep the chains
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  moving in the clock running for Miami started having to use
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  their time out. So I mean, Charlie Becker in the
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  second-half of the season has just been an absolute monster.
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  He had, I think, what 6 catches through October and all of a
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  sudden in November he's a monster.
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  Well, Sir, I got hurt in the Penn State game and that's kind
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  of where his coming out party was.
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  But no, it a lot of it was Miami's defense.
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  They were getting pressure the entire game and really taking
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  Indiana what out of what they wanted to do in the passing
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  game. They really didn't have a lot of
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  opportunity to throw down field and made those back shoulders
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  were about the only thing that was working.
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  And Becker was they made unbelievably catch, unbelievable
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  catches the to continue some drives and yeah, he deserves a
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  ton of credit. I mean, without Mendoza, I mean
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  without Becker, Mendoza's might not be the MVP because I don't
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  know if they win the game. Correct.
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  That is correct, yeah. But on Miami's defense, though?
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  They played a great. Game the pressure that they got
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  the entire game. Mendoza was under duress the
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  entire game. We we both said last week that
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  we thought if Indiana played the way that they've been playing,
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  they're going to win by 2030 points.
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  Maybe we underestimated the Miami defence a little bit
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  because they did things that we hadn't seen since that first
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  drive against Alabama where Mendoza got sacked 2 out of the
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  first 3 plays. Yeah.
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  And painted with. 33 sacks total I think on the game, but.
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  Even that, even with just that, he he was under pressure the
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  entire game. He was and and the IU plan of
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  attack, I mean it was it was a run heavy attack.
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  They ran the ball 45 times compared to only 27 passing
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  attempts and you know, 45 carries for 131 yards, only two
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  point 9A carry. So and when it wasn't much, they
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  did give up a couple big chunk plays, a couple maybe a 20 yard.
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  They had a 20 yard run from black and a 15 yarder from envy.
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  But the the IU plan of attack was was run it, run it, run it.
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  So Mendoza, you know, with especially with the pass rush
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  and I mean that Miami did a great job.
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  I think I'm on on on stopping the run in in the past.
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  Yeah. But I will say to their credit,
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  they ran the ball even more in the second-half and they just
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  stuck with it. And there were a lot of times
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  where they lost a couple yards on 1st down where it was first
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  beat 2nd and 12:00. And they'd still run it on 2nd
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  down and be able to get 5-6 yards to get back on schedule
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  where they have a chance on 3rd down.
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  And, and I think that was a big part of the game.
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  Yeah. But I, I mean, Miami's defense,
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  I think just deserves a ton of credit.
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  And you knew you knew Fletcher was going to make a play
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  eventually. You knew Malachi Tony was going
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  to make make a play eventually. And they both did in the
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  second-half to give them a chance.
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  And I mean, I ain't alive for a second.
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  I thought, I thought Miami's going to figure out a way to
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  pull this thing out. And then you're right, Beck just
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  had to throw the ball down field and it hung up there a little
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  bit. And it fell into the hands of of
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  Jamari Sharp. Yeah, and I mean every time that
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  you know, Miami like after the Fletcher play and like they they
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  would draw close, you know, I you had an answer.
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  So like Miami that Fletcher made it 10-7 and then IU has to have
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  a big play. What do they do?
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  They block the punt for a touchdown.
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  Which, yeah, we haven't even touched.
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  On that yet I mean that was that that put them right back up by
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  10. And then Miami starts the fourth
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  quarter with a touchdown. It's back to a three-point game
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  and that very next Dr. Mendoza goes down.
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  I mean, that was the the the the play we were talking about.
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  They go 12 plays and 75 yards and once again, they're right
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  back up by 10. So every time that Miami cut it
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  to that 3 point, you know, score, that one score game,
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  Indiana needed a big play or a big drive and their their
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  players stepped up to the occasion and they made those
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  plays that they needed to make. And and with the punt, I mean,
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  that's their 8th blocked kick in two years.
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  Yeah. And which is just a phenomenal
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  stat and the possession before Malachi, Tony tries to catch the
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  ball at the four trying to make something happen.
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  They get they get caught what he was tackled at the five and they
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  they go 3 and out, they punt on 4th.
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  They put on 4th and one yeah. And then you get that block punt
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  and it it just changes. I mean they you win by 6 and you
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  get a block punt block puts big reason why you won the game.
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  That is a huge play, no doubt. But just a couple, Like, they
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  talked a lot about Mendoza growing up, you know, just a
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  mile from Miami's campus. His dad was a teammate with
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  Mario Cristobal. His mom played tennis at at
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  Miami. And how him not not getting
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  offered a scholarship in Miami and the whole story.
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  I mean it, it is it's going to be a 30 for 30.
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  But how about Jamari Sharp too, Also a Miami native, also not
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  offered a scholarship at Miami, The nephew of Glenn Sharp.
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  The nephew of Glenn Sharp. Who was passenger?
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  The famous mass interference against Ohio State in 2002, Just
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  a lot of connections there. Like it wasn't just Miami
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  playing at home, it was a lot of Indiana kids going back and
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  playing in their hometown. Yeah, no, a lot of good
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  storylines in this game, you know, just good for those kids.
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  You know, they they weren't given the chance at the hometown
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  school that, you know, that they probably wanted to go to in
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  Miami. They got passed over and you
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  know, they got their, they got their revenge last night.
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  Yeah, so I just, I'm glad like we both predicted to be a 2030
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  game point game. I'm glad it wasn't because it it
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  was an entertaining game. It was a very good game.
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  They so Indiana obviously their first championship in school
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  history. They entered the season with the
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  most losses in FBS history, was 715 and now they're national
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  champions. They had six wins versus AP
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  ranked teams this year. The the previous record was 3
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  under Signetti. Their record when scoring 20
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  plus points is now 26 and O. Their record when allowing 27 or
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  fewer is 26 and O. When they out rush opponents,
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  they're 25 and O They're two and two.
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  The the games where they don't out out rush opponents well.
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  You you throw these snaps out and Signet, he's only lost one
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  what, two games? Two games since he's paid IU.
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  So they're going to be a lot of, there's going to be a lot of
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  something in OS going on here because he's only lost two
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  games. Will we continue on that note?
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  Indiana 3 ball wins this year from 1899 to 2024, three bow
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  wins. Kirk Signetti has a 931 winning
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  percentage. As you said, he just has those
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  those two losses. He has three ball wins and one
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  national title. All others have a 414 winning
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  percentage. And as we just mentioned, those
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  three ball wins Prior Mendoza becomes the 5th quarterback in
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  the BCS CFP era to win the Heisman and the National
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  Championship in the same season. Do you know the other 4?
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  Joe Burrow. In 2019.
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  Wasn't it? Was the brat?
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  Was that Eric Crouch? Maybe from Nebraska.
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  No, it was, I think that was before the the BCS era.
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  Oh, but oh, BCS era. Sorry, sorry.
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  All right, so Joe Burrow, I was going to be in Ohio.
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  Did Troy Smith. Troy Smith, was he?
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  Zeke didn't get the state. No.
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  Ohio State No. Ohio State, Alabama quarterback,
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  right? Nope.
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  Or not. I'm sorry, Oklahoma quarterback
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  is what I meant. Oklahoma quarterback.
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  No Tim Tebow. No.
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  What, not even Tim Tebow? Nope.
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  Hey. You got Mark.
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  Ingram, Mark Ingram. No, it's no Alabama.
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  You do have one SEC school, one ACC school and then they were a
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  PAC 12 school at the time. One ACC school?
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  Clemson. Nobody from Clemson won a title
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  or won the Heisman now. It's not Clemson, that's why.
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  Oh, Jameis Winston. Jameis Yeah, in 2013.
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  One SEC school? Yep.
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  And you said no, Alabama? It's not Alabama.
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  Are we counting Texas in this or Oklahoma in this?
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  No, it was an SEC school at the time.
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  Oh dude, this is hard. This is hard.
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  All right, 2010 Auburn. Oh, Cam.
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  Cam, 2004 USC. Reggie.
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  Matt Liner. Oh Liner.
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  So is the year after Reggie. OK.
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  But just so many stats and what we learned yesterday, Indiana
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  was the first, first time champion since Florida in 1966.
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  They said that on the broadcast. Really just an historic night.
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  And do you think the party is still going at Kilroy's?
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  At Nick's? 100% did you see they were lined
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  up the night before, camped out in single degree temperatures to
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  get a spot in the bar at 11 AM when the bar opened?
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  I mean just the amount of time that you spending at the bar.
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  So you get in at 11, you're probably not leaving until they
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  close. Is it 2 or whatever it is?
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  I mean, no, I mean, the scenes were absolutely on Kirk Webber
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  were absolutely electric. Dudes climbing on poles and
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  light poles and trees and just massive amount of people in the
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  middle of the street. And if there's one thing that IU
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  knows the the students know what to do.
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  They know how to party at IU. Yep, I have a Yeah, You've been
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  there? Yeah, they do.
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  You've dabbled in that scene before.
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  Curt Cignetti One thing that he earned last night was a lifetime
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  supply of beer from the What's the Upland Burger?
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  Lifetime beer. So does Kirk Signetti drink
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  beer? He looks more of a wine guy to
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  me. Did you?
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  Watch the post game. I was too busy drinking my own.
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  The first thing he says, they ask me how he's gonna celebrate.
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  Well, give me a beer. And then the press conference,
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  he said that beer tastes pretty Dang good.
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  I, I wouldn't mind tasting another one.
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  And I know what he means doing all this again.
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  But who's your game day logger from Upland Brewery.
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  He mentioned that by name in the in the post.
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  Game I had. I had two of those last night.
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  And he has landed lifetime supply.
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  Good for him. That might be, I mean is that
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  that's that's better than that might be a little bit better
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  than any bonus in his contract, a lifetime supply.
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  Lifetime supply and, he says, his favorite beer.
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  Good for Kurt. Good, good night for Sig and I
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  hope we don't own a T-shirt company.
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  We we used to, we don't, I, I used to, we don't anymore.
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  But I have you seen anybody print the Sig natty T-shirt yet?
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  Is it? I've I've not seen it, I've not
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  seen it. It's a good idea though.
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  How much gear did you buy last night?
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  None yet. None yet.
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  I haven't haven't had time to to get on and really look at it and
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  got to get some gear, got to get some stuff for the basement.
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  You know, maybe the Sports Illustrated cover, the where
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  Mendoza's diving over the end zone was pretty cool.
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  That might look good on the wall down here.
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  But we will. We will get to that this week.
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  And before we move on, I'm going to give you one more stat.
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  OK. Best point differential in the
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  season? In the A poll era, the number
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  one is the 2013 Florida State team.
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  Their point differential is 553 points.
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  Second, I would make you guess this, but it's 1944 and it's
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  Randolph Field. Never heard of them. 489 points.
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  Indiana ranks 3rd all the time with 479 point differential.
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  I mean, they were what was the average over?
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  It was over 20. I think 27 somewhere in the 20s
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  we have to do. That divided by 16.
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  Incredible. And look, that's why after
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  saying, well, you kind of saying you were worried in the first
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  two rounds when they're facing Alabama and Oregon, I think
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  that's while we finally both had the gumption to be like, hey, if
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  they do what they're going to do, they're going to blow,
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  they're going to win this thing by 20-30.
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  And I do think they didn't play an A game.
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  I think they probably played ABB plus game.
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  And I thought Miami's defense played exceptional.
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  Their offense didn't have an A game.
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  But I, we said Indiana didn't have to play their best game to
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  win. And I, I kind of think that's
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  what happened. No, I agree.
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  I mean, the the Miami defence is a big part of that, but I yeah,
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  it was not their best, but it wasn't their their worst.
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  I mean, I think probably the Penn State game might have been
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  their worst and they still end up winning that game.
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  But no, I would agree with the the BB plus and that was good
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  enough to win. And now they're running the
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  portal, so just go do it again. But this is also the fact that a
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  program like Indiana, who historically is the worst
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  powerful program in college football, the way that
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  everything is designed out with the portal, with NIL, it allows
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  something like this to happen it.
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  Does. And look, there's a lot of
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  negative things with everything that's going on, but the fact
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  that a team like Indiana can come out of nowhere and hired a
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  new coach and two years later make two runs to the tournament
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  and then win the whole thing is a positive.
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  Because I do think it team people get tired of seeing
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  Alabama, Ohio State, Oh yeah, every single year in the
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  national title game. And I think it was refreshing to
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  see Indiana play Miami. And I know Miami's in historical
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  program, but they just, they haven't been there in the last
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  20 or so years, right? No, I mean it, it starts with,
• 21:24
  with fan support and donor support.
• 21:26
  You know, you, you, you got to get the, the money flowing in to
• 21:29
  get to get the players and the coaches.
• 21:31
  And you know, they, it's been talked about a lot that Indiana
• 21:35
  has the largest living alumni base in the country.
• 21:38
  So when you got that kind of support and like those bigger
• 21:41
  numbers behind you, you know it, it's, it's possible to do
• 21:44
  something like this. And and now Mark Cuban has seen
• 21:47
  what SIG can do, and he's got the wallet open.
• 21:49
  He's writing checks. He's he's writing checks.
• 21:52
  I'm surprised you didn't pull out the fumble stat on IU.
• 21:54
  Did you hear about the fumble stat?
• 21:56
  Blow it out. They're one.
• 21:59
  I provided like 20 something. Statute.
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  Only one lost fumble on the entire season for IU.
• 22:04
  It happened in the first quarter of the first game.
• 22:07
  Well and never lost the fumble again.
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  Longest streak in college football history.
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  Which is what, 15 games now? I think the previous was 12 is
• 22:14
  what I read so. Just really.
• 22:18
  And they didn't turn the ball over in the postseason.
• 22:20
  No, they that's that's a big part of why why they're national
• 22:24
  champion. Does they take care of the
• 22:25
  football? Well, and we've talked about it
• 22:27
  over and over again, they're just so fundamentally sound.
• 22:29
  They are. And maybe a lot of that has to
• 22:32
  do with the fact that their roster average age is the age of
• 22:35
  some of the youngest teams in the NFL.
• 22:38
  Yeah. But they didn't make mistakes
• 22:42
  and neither did Miami until until the last drive.
• 22:44
  And they had a chance there. And just ironic that Sharp would
• 22:50
  get would get the pick 20 years after his his uncle got called
• 22:55
  for pass interference against Ohio State.
• 22:57
  I mean still one of the the I still don't think it was a pass
• 23:00
  interference. I know and I haven't looked at
• 23:03
  it in forever, but I just remember seeing it when it
• 23:06
  happened. Correct.
• 23:07
  There was no way. I agree.
• 23:09
  It was on 4th down, wasn't it? It was more of an end of the
• 23:12
  game, Yeah, no, no pass interference.
• 23:14
  I agree with you on that. And when we transition to the
• 23:17
  NFL, we get to talk to a little bit more about pass
• 23:19
  interference. There were some controversial
• 23:23
  ones. There were what, just to put a
• 23:26
  bow on it, and we've mentioned this several times, just nothing
• 23:29
  like it in the history of sports.
• 23:32
  There's there's nothing that you can compare this to, no.
• 23:35
  It's it's the one. It's the greatest, one of the
• 23:37
  greatest sports stories of all time.
• 23:39
  Yeah. Has anybody checked on Has
• 23:41
  anybody checked on Michael Irvin this morning?
• 23:45
  They didn't show him as much as I thought they would last.
• 23:47
  Time they were winning, so you're probably not going to
• 23:48
  show Michael Irvin when you're not winning.
• 23:50
  Well, even on like the. The big welfare We need a
• 23:52
  welfare check. Michael Irvin.
• 23:54
  They I just thought they would show me more.
• 23:56
  Yeah, no. But he he definitely needs a
• 23:59
  welfare check. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
• 24:03
  He had a nice little run, got a lot of pub out of it.
• 24:05
  He did I, I think he's doing OK. Yeah.
• 24:11
  So Indiana Hoosiers are your 2026 national champions in
• 24:17
  football, and Indiana University has the last two teams to go
• 24:21
  undefeated in both college football and college hoops.
• 24:26
  Yep.