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Speaker 2: So Georgia beat Texas thirty to fifteen. Again, Georgia couldn't
Speaker 2: do anything offensively and they beat Texas. So my big
Speaker 2: takeaway on this was Carson Beck is no longer a
Speaker 2: first round quarterback.
Speaker 1: Like it's just not it is can't drag it is
Speaker 1: he a second day quarterback?
Speaker 2: I wrote down here, so it was twenty three of
Speaker 2: four forty one. This is what Georgia talent, no touchdown,
Speaker 2: three picks. I wrote down top of third round. I
Speaker 2: mean when I watched him, I'm like, he feels he
Speaker 2: feels like a third round pick. Georgia actually was decent
Speaker 2: on third down, but they only had fourteen first downs.
Speaker 2: Go to Austin and double the Longhorns. But quinn Ewers, Now,
Speaker 2: Texas couldn't run the ball at all, and they almost
Speaker 2: felt I will say this, Georgia has been in so
Speaker 2: many of these big games over the last six years.
Speaker 2: Georgia was totally ready for the moment. Texas has been
Speaker 2: in about three of these. Two or three was sark.
Speaker 2: I don't think they were ready. They were atrocious on
Speaker 2: third down. They couldn't run the football. A quinn Ewers,
Speaker 2: I thought. I still think because of his arm, he'll
Speaker 2: get drafted somewhere in the first round. Somebody will think
Speaker 2: they can solve him.
Speaker 1: But I kind of.
Speaker 2: I mean, Texas average with the best offensive line in
Speaker 2: college football three point four yards of play when I
Speaker 2: watched that game, and by the way, outside, I mean,
Speaker 2: Oregon had two bad games and one. Ohio State lost,
Speaker 2: but I didn't think played poorly. Bamas had a stinker,
Speaker 2: George's had a stinker. Texas has had a stinker. This
Speaker 2: is why I have a twelve game playoff.
Speaker 3: This is I mean.
Speaker 2: I think Ohio State to me is the most consistently
Speaker 2: good team, whereas Oregon got Ohio State at home. You
Speaker 2: gotta be careful label terrible against Boise State and terrible
Speaker 2: against Idaho. I kind of look at this Texas game
Speaker 2: and I think this is just one of those games
Speaker 2: that Georgia's been in. I mean, it's just they've been
Speaker 2: in this game six years, probably three games a year
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 1: I thought it was a personality game. And I've been
Speaker 1: I've been critical over when it comes to Sark over
Speaker 1: the years, but I've slowly come around. He's clearly an
Speaker 1: excellent play caller. I saw him live. He's brilliant at that.
Speaker 1: It's clear how hard he recruits and how much passion
Speaker 1: he puts inside this program. But at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, he's a quarterback, right, That's who he is
Speaker 1: at his core. And Kirby Smart is Saban's mentee, and
Speaker 1: he's a crazy ass defensive guy. Like at his core,
Speaker 1: he's a crazy defensive guy. I mean, we've seen it
Speaker 1: on the sideline, but he's a former safety. He's a
Speaker 1: tough guy. And usually quarterbacks like they're just not super
Speaker 1: angry all the time. Sarks more intellectual, always more offense.
Speaker 1: This was a game and Kirby said it after the game,
Speaker 1: like we didn't come here to take pictures and do
Speaker 1: all the superstar bs. Well, what happened in that game?
Speaker 1: It was all about the line of scrimmage. What Texas
Speaker 1: actually has, you know, supposedly a bunch of NFL guys.
Speaker 1: They had seven sacks and it felt like they had
Speaker 1: twenty five pressures and that can you imagine how on
Speaker 1: edge Kirby was all week with just the defensive side
Speaker 1: of the ball and the way you can't to me,
Speaker 1: you can't manipulate that stuff. I've been in these buildings,
Speaker 1: like the head coaches personnel, it is what it is.
Speaker 1: You either have the crazy listen. Andy's not like, you know,
Speaker 1: coming with an iron fist on everybody, but he does
Speaker 1: create toughness with the way he practices. So the offensive
Speaker 1: guys historically, you know Lincoln laying that they're just not
Speaker 1: not doing Oklahoma drills like at the at a moment's notice,
Speaker 1: the Saban types, the Kirby types will just blow a whistle.
Speaker 1: Maybe not as much anymore, but that personality of a practice.
Speaker 1: You can't fake that stuff. And you could tell from
Speaker 1: the jump you're like Georgia is out for blood. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is a team. All they've heard about is everyone
Speaker 1: put in Texas who's new to the SEC and they
Speaker 1: they run it now and Kirby looks around and goes,
Speaker 1: that is not happening on my watch. And they came.
Speaker 1: They destroyed them upfront. I mean that Walker kid, I
Speaker 1: mean he had three sacks. He was all over the backfield.
Speaker 1: But they have seven sacks. And even Arch came in.
Speaker 1: You could tell I was listen. I had money on Georgia,
Speaker 1: but I then started feeling I was rooting for Arch
Speaker 1: and right away I'm like, hey, he looks a little
Speaker 1: overwhelmed because this is a lot and Quinn, you Weres
Speaker 1: just isn't good enough to me. Carson back is a
Speaker 1: third day pick, and I don't you know, part of
Speaker 1: a quarterback is the character and stuff. I know nothing
Speaker 1: about that, but just as a player, yeah, I just
Speaker 1: don't think he's that good. Same but Kirby smart would go,
Speaker 1: I've won national championships with third day picks before you
Speaker 1: ever heard sets of Benett and went back to backs
Speaker 1: with that guy. Yeah, so I'm the Sabans and him
Speaker 1: are comfortable playing with that. Or if you look at Sark,
Speaker 1: what did they have invested in their quarterback room between
Speaker 1: the two guys, you wers in Arch five million dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean whatever they're paying Carson back. Kirby's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's probably too much because he wants to run the
Speaker 1: ball and play defense.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I did think though, because of the twelve team playoff,
Speaker 2: it was the way tex Starks team's good.
Speaker 1: I don't think Texas sucks by any means, Like, I
Speaker 1: just think that was the overwhelming performance. George is probably
Speaker 1: beating everybody in the country.
Speaker 2: And I think it's how Texas had to lose to
Speaker 2: win a national championship. Because this Texas team is so
Speaker 2: pretty and so talented quarterback and so big.
Speaker 3: They they win the hotel lobby. I mean, you come
Speaker 3: out at midfield, You're like, these guys don't look like.
Speaker 1: A call live two weeks ago. They look remarkable at
Speaker 1: every position.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's like, oh no, now, last year before
Speaker 2: the twelve team playoff, you don't want to lose like
Speaker 2: this in college football. I mean, that'll take you from
Speaker 2: one to four and all of a sudden, you get
Speaker 2: to an overtime game against you know, some other team
Speaker 2: and it's but that's how the new college football john
Speaker 2: with a twelve team playoff. If you want to win
Speaker 2: a Natty, you need to get your butt handed to
Speaker 2: you once a year. And because these two teams there's
Speaker 2: a better than fifty percent chance they'll play again, and
Speaker 2: the final four in the final, right right, So it's
Speaker 2: like to me, as I watched it, I thought, Okay,
Speaker 2: if Texas outplayed them and lost, it would be hard
Speaker 2: to go back and say, hey, guys, you got to
Speaker 2: play a perfect game. Texas was Hugh milliated at home,
Speaker 2: and I mean, I'm writing down these numbers. They were
Speaker 2: two for fifteen on third down, they had twenty nine
Speaker 2: rushing yards. They got their butt hand to do him
Speaker 2: at home. And my take was, in a weird way,
Speaker 2: we've talked about March madness before. These Kansas teams. You know,
Speaker 2: you'll play a really good team out of conference, and
Speaker 2: it's like, no, it's okay to get your butt handed
Speaker 2: in December, because in March you can put the tape
Speaker 2: back into your team and say, remember this team that
Speaker 2: knocked you out.
Speaker 1: But the one thing in March madness, that's a good example.
Speaker 1: What's his name? Bennett just retired in Virginia and he
Speaker 1: had that historic loss in the first round, and obviously,
Speaker 1: like any great coach, if you go tournament enough, you're
Speaker 1: gonna have some awful losses because only one game and
Speaker 1: anything can happen.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, my take is really on both these two teams,
Speaker 1: and to me, if Georgia's defense plays like that, they
Speaker 1: would be hard for anyone to beat because upfront they
Speaker 1: just smother you. But both quarterbacks, if you're playing another
Speaker 1: good team, could lose to anybody because yours when he's bad,
Speaker 1: feel he just felt awful, Like it felt like unplayable.
Speaker 1: I mean, everyone was thinking it on their couch, like Sark,
Speaker 1: you got to go to the bullpen. It was that
Speaker 1: clear to him, which could not have been an easy
Speaker 1: thing to do. Now, granted it's it's a unique situation
Speaker 1: with Archie's not like your typical high recruit because he
Speaker 1: goes right back to yours. But he had no choice,
Speaker 1: like he was playing a losing football game. Carson Beck
Speaker 1: kind of was too so in these big games against
Speaker 1: other good teams, like you could lose it. Will Howard
Speaker 1: actually not watching that game against Oregon, you know, I
Speaker 1: don't see how he could. Yeah, I thought though too,
Speaker 1: but like what if he has a bad game, like
Speaker 1: all these teams, we'll see Dylan Gabriel, who's probably you know,
Speaker 1: has the best statistics of all these guys, but like
Speaker 1: you don't have the faith like a Joe Burrow, right
Speaker 1: or one of those level guys that like, no matter what,
Speaker 1: he's going to make a play at any moment in
Speaker 1: the in the final eight, the final four, these guys
Speaker 1: could have a bad game and it could cost their team.
Speaker 1: I'm not confident in any of these teams, Like I
Speaker 1: think they're all going to be there. It's pretty clear
Speaker 1: who's going to be the last six to seven teams
Speaker 1: stand in right now, right who the best teams are
Speaker 1: Oregon obviously, Georgia, Texas, Ohio State, like and then a
Speaker 1: couple more we could nitpick from like five or six.
Speaker 1: Maybe their quarterbacks even Tennessee, like their quarterback at any
Speaker 1: moment could throw the game, like all the Patrick Mahomes,
Speaker 1: Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen. That is not the version of
Speaker 1: guy Chador I would have the most confidence. But they
Speaker 1: blew that Kansas State game, They're probably not going to
Speaker 1: get in. Their team wouldn't be good enough, like they'd
Speaker 1: have no chance to block Tennessee or Georgia. But like,
Speaker 1: if you put Shador like the way he's playing on
Speaker 1: one of these teams, I would have a lot more confidence.
Speaker 1: I can't just with a straight face pick Georgia to
Speaker 1: win the Natty. I don't trust the quarterback Quinn Yours like,
Speaker 1: I don't think he's that good. Yeah, right, well, Howard.
Speaker 1: I will find out as the season goes on. Aller
Speaker 1: made some great plays against USC, but he's got to
Speaker 1: do it against you know, he's got to do it
Speaker 1: more than one time. He's only done it one time
Speaker 1: in his career. So I think that's the biggest question mark.
Speaker 1: You know with all the top teams in college football
Speaker 1: is like their quarterback, do they get overwhelmed in a game?
Speaker 1: Throw three or four? Both those quarterbacks could have thrown
Speaker 1: like five picks each. I mean their balls were bouncing
Speaker 1: off the other color jersey countless times. They looked overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: They really did, even Carson Beck, who was just I
Speaker 1: had someone text me that he's like, I don't remember
Speaker 1: a guy because there was lot of media hype, but
Speaker 1: the NFL hype, yes he's a first roundn't remember a
Speaker 1: guy losing millions this fast. I mean, it's we're not
Speaker 1: even to Halloween, and everyone's like, oh, can't draft this
Speaker 1: guy high.
Speaker 2: So I want to talk USC, even though they are
Speaker 2: a losing team they're now three and four, because here's
Speaker 2: what is remarkable, and I think it's worth six or
Speaker 2: seven minutes with us because you know, people know I
Speaker 2: follow him. So Billy Edwards from Maryland's not a great
Speaker 2: college quarterback. They were two for thirteen on third down,
Speaker 2: they had fifty six yards rushing, and Maryland beat USC.
Speaker 2: And USC has led every game, most of them late
Speaker 2: because they are so egregiously bad on the offensive line
Speaker 2: and so young. They can't like, they can't put together
Speaker 2: like a twelve play drive to seal wins. They had
Speaker 2: Penn State beat, they had Maryland beat, they had Minnesota.
Speaker 2: They never felt like they were in control it. But
Speaker 2: it's interesting about this is that I was talking to
Speaker 2: somebody very close to USC and he said, listen, he's
Speaker 2: got a Jimbo Fisher deal us. He's not writing seventy
Speaker 2: million dollar checks and they're not getting rid of him.
Speaker 2: But there's been this feeling since he's been there in
Speaker 2: the administration that he has a lot more control over
Speaker 2: USC than USC has over him. In fact, they're building
Speaker 2: this big facility now three hundred million dollars because it's
Speaker 2: in his contract and if they don't build it, he
Speaker 2: can leave. But it is interesting. I actually think they
Speaker 2: have some really really good line talent. They're just all
Speaker 2: red shirting and they're young. But what's happening with us,
Speaker 2: he's fascinating. They're not recruiting California. If you go look at.
Speaker 3: The rivals, take rivals for instance, or.
Speaker 2: On three these recruiting sites, and you go to the
Speaker 2: top forty players in southern California in this class, I've
Speaker 2: got like three guys. It's like Bama, Oregon, Bama, Ohio State, Oregon,
Speaker 2: A and M and M Louisville, Alabama. And there is
Speaker 2: something about college football. It's very territorial. John, you can lose.
Speaker 2: But if you're not in Ohio State, you just have
Speaker 2: to take a three star linebacker occasionally because he's an
Speaker 2: Ohio kid. You just have to do it. You got
Speaker 2: to take the tight end who's a three star. He's
Speaker 2: from a big high school program. Locally, there may be
Speaker 2: a three star Florida kid, but you're going to have
Speaker 2: to do certain things. You know, Ohio is proud of Ohio.
Speaker 2: LA is very transient, doesn't really care about that. But
Speaker 2: I'm hearing it now from two and three different people,
Speaker 2: like he's just not connecting with LA coaches, And it's like,
Speaker 2: can you imagine Kirby Smart doing most of his recruiting
Speaker 2: in Texas? Like there is something about Lincoln there's this
Speaker 2: sense that he's aloof He's not necessarily relatable. He can
Speaker 2: be off putting. He you know, he just it's not
Speaker 2: just the losing. Once you start losing, people put a
Speaker 2: microscope on your program. Now you have losing. He's not
Speaker 2: really going. He doesn't wow boosters right, Like that was
Speaker 2: the undoing for Chip Kelly. You're not winning and you
Speaker 2: don't take care of the donors and boosters. Do you
Speaker 2: think today, if USC he could just go, we're starting over.
Speaker 1: Well, I think they both want a divorce. Like to me,
Speaker 1: Lincoln Fields has always felt, and I've said this to
Speaker 1: you from the beginning, regions and where you're from matters
Speaker 1: in college football does not matter in the pros, and
Speaker 1: in college football just does because recruiting your region, especially
Speaker 1: when it's in southern California. When a ton of good
Speaker 1: players come from matters well, who could relate Pete Carroll?
Speaker 1: Why he's a California guy?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean, you look at the best coaches over the
Speaker 1: last I don't know, several decades on the West coast,
Speaker 1: Jeff Tedford, where's he from California? Chris Peterson, where'd he coach?
Speaker 1: Boise State? Washington? Where'd he grow up? California? Went to
Speaker 1: UC Davis. Mike Pilatti, where is he from? West coast?
Speaker 1: Chip Kelly? There are outliers Urban went to the south.
Speaker 1: Chip Kelly, who's the northeast, came to Oregon. But I
Speaker 1: think for Kirby Smart, like why does he work in
Speaker 1: the seas? I wonder? You know Nick sab in West
Speaker 1: Virginia to me, pretty similar. There's a lot of success.
Speaker 1: You see it right now with Debor, He's gonna get
Speaker 1: a lot of heat. He's not one of theirs. And
Speaker 1: I think the USC thing, Colin, they're one and four
Speaker 1: in the Big ten. It's to me the Penn State thing.
Speaker 1: That's an awful tough loss to take, but it's still
Speaker 1: Penn State. They're really good. When you start losing the
Speaker 1: Minnesota in Maryland, especially the way the stat I was
Speaker 1: gonna read it to you. They've, like you said, they've
Speaker 1: held a lead in all in every game they've played
Speaker 1: this year, and over the last twenty years, two hundred
Speaker 1: teams have had a fourth quarter lead in all of
Speaker 1: their first seven games. Only one other team during that
Speaker 1: span has had a losing record, So they're like a
Speaker 1: statistical anomaly to lose all these games. Yesterday was insane.
Speaker 1: I mean they're up twenty eight to fourteen in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter. I mean, how does that it just? And
Speaker 1: this gets back to like Sark has way better talent,
Speaker 1: but you can't fake being a tough guy in football
Speaker 1: when you're not. Like Dan Campbell's a tough guy, the
Speaker 1: Hardball Brother tough guys, Tomlin's a tough guy. Rabel's a
Speaker 1: tough guy. Belichick could manipulate it, like through mind games
Speaker 1: and the type guys he surrounded himself with. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying he's gonna win a fistfight, but you'd also say
Speaker 1: Belichick's pretty mentally tough, right, I mean, he's not easy
Speaker 1: to break. And I just think I look at Lincoln
Speaker 1: and I go, I just don't see a tough guy.
Speaker 1: And they've gotten into these spots, especially on the road.
Speaker 1: These are not You're not going to Oregon State, right
Speaker 1: or Arizona State where it's an easy flight. These are
Speaker 1: a long hour. How long is the flight to Maryland?
Speaker 1: It's a five hour flight? Yeah, right, You going to
Speaker 1: Minnesota that's probably four and a half hours. These are
Speaker 1: tough travels and they just mentally crumble. And I never
Speaker 1: thought one. I thought he was really good coach, so
Speaker 1: I understood why they wanted him. LSU wanted him to
Speaker 1: They gave one hundred and twenty mins.
Speaker 2: Still think he's a very clever schemer and play designer.
Speaker 1: But it's just like they need they need a defensive coordinator.
Speaker 1: And it's not like he has this long list of guys.
Speaker 1: Because the Leech guys think of his the tree that
Speaker 1: he comes from, it's kind of a it's not a
Speaker 1: tree that produces many tough, physical football teams. That's not
Speaker 1: like his ethos as a football guy, right, the Mike Leach,
Speaker 1: the way he wants to play, He'd ideally like to
Speaker 1: win forty five to thirty eight. That's I mean, that's
Speaker 1: how he had a lot of success in Oklahoma with
Speaker 1: the Baker teams. They were scoring a ton of points.
Speaker 1: But Colin, they're their schedule is not crazy hard. But
Speaker 1: you go like seven and five, seven and five, this is.
Speaker 3: Year three they had him. They have two playable offensive
Speaker 3: tackles in the program.
Speaker 1: Him and Brian Kelly got hired the same year, right
Speaker 1: year three, And we talked about this when they got
Speaker 1: in a little scuffle about him wanting to cancel the game.
Speaker 1: He ended up beating them. But what has transpired since
Speaker 1: you watch Brian Kelly's team, Like, are is LSU going
Speaker 1: to the playoffs? Probably? I mean, they might check their
Speaker 1: schedule and they're getting better and better and he's playing
Speaker 1: they're both playing nuss Meyer and Miller Moss. It's not
Speaker 1: like he's got Jayden Daniels and Kayleb Williams anymore. And
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, I think you go back. Let's
Speaker 1: just look at those two. Brian Kelly has a long resume.
Speaker 1: You could put him anywhere and he'll figure it out.
Speaker 1: Lincoln did inherit Oklahoma, which at the time was humming.
Speaker 1: I mean, they were a lot like Chip Kelly in Oregon.
Speaker 1: It wasn't top two every year, but they were top
Speaker 1: eighteen fifteen every year. You just had to take that
Speaker 1: next step. That's an easier thing to do than just, hey,
Speaker 1: here's a shit sandwich, Nick Saban, what Brian Kelly get me?
Speaker 1: Just eleven wins every year? That's really difficult and normally
Speaker 1: what urban can do, there's a short list of guys
Speaker 1: that can do that. Even though if Lincoln's a really
Speaker 1: good coach, I just think he fits more. I don't know,
Speaker 1: like some Big twelve team. I just think that's the
Speaker 1: way he wants to play. This Big ten has been very,
Speaker 1: very difficult on him. And it's way harder travel Like
Speaker 1: they're like traveling like NFL teams. Yeah, conference play, you're
Speaker 1: flying four hours, five hours. That never happened in the
Speaker 1: history of these programs.
Speaker 2: Also, he's getting it's late October, he's getting weather breaks.
Speaker 2: Minnesota was warm, little windy Maryland weather was good. There's
Speaker 2: gonna be years where it's snow like when you go
Speaker 2: to the They have one playable running back, like in
Speaker 2: a big spot, a guy you would trust with the ball.
Speaker 2: They have two playable offensive tackles. We're three years in,
Speaker 2: they're nil is thirteen million a year.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: It's not Oregon or Georgia or Texas, but it's in
Speaker 2: the Ohio State Room. It's about thirteen. I was telling
Speaker 2: somebody this weekend, who's really close. I said, there's three
Speaker 2: or four positions you buy in the nil quarterback, left tackle,
Speaker 2: edge rusher. You'll find receivers. I mean, they have an
Speaker 2: okay quarterback, left tackle, they're playing a freshman. They don't
Speaker 2: have an elite edge rusher. It's like Lincoln, don't buy corners.
Speaker 2: You know, this is La. People run. You can get backs, corners, receiver,
Speaker 2: you can get those guys. You don't pay tight ends
Speaker 2: in the transfer portal. You don't pay guards and the
Speaker 2: transfer portal. You know they have an offensive and a
Speaker 2: defensive lineman from Wyoming and both start. It's like, what
Speaker 2: are we doing here?
Speaker 1: I know times are a lot different than you know
Speaker 1: the HEYDAFP Carroll, But when I close my eyes and
Speaker 1: I think of those rosters, and when I got to
Speaker 1: college and they started really taking off the base of
Speaker 1: the squad. And this is what you opened up saying,
Speaker 1: was all southern California, LA and San Diego. They're best players.
Speaker 1: And then because he was such a great recruiter, he'd
Speaker 1: go get a Joe McKnight from Louisiana this guy from
Speaker 1: New Jersey, he'd nitpick, and I get the recruiting world's changed,
Speaker 1: But to me, how do they build momentum in recruiting
Speaker 1: if he's not mister pizazz like, so that's not his thing.
Speaker 1: Their team's not as good Oregon, Ohio State, I mean
Speaker 1: Alabama in Oklahoma and these other programs for years have
Speaker 1: been coming into Southern California as USC has kind of
Speaker 1: you know, been in the middle ground. Not you see
Speaker 1: the numbers that Clay Helton through his first thirty four games,
Speaker 1: and Lincoln Riley he has a better record. I just
Speaker 1: think this thing is headed toward now. There's so much
Speaker 1: money in the line. I don't know why if Lincoln
Speaker 1: like why you just give a divorce. But he's got
Speaker 1: to be kind of miserable. This can't be a natural
Speaker 1: fit living on the beach, like he does not feel
Speaker 1: like that guy he did. I think Lane would have
Speaker 1: no problem doing it again, like it's yeah, this is
Speaker 1: not it does not feel when you look at Lincoln
Speaker 1: Riley the comfortability in the colors and the clothes, and
Speaker 1: it's obviously not working because one in four in the
Speaker 1: Big Ten. It's one thing if you had lost to
Speaker 1: Ohio State, Penn State. I mean they are losing too
Speaker 1: awful teams like Maryland just should never have won that game.
Speaker 3: Ever, Dormy don't have just how many players.
Speaker 1: You do you? I mean, do you think that there's
Speaker 1: a divorce and in here or no?
Speaker 2: I think I think they have he'll. I think Jen
Speaker 2: Cohen the ad is gonna She's gonna stay with him,
Speaker 2: but it gives her a lot of time.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying they fire him, but I'm saying, do
Speaker 1: you think Lincoln's happy? Like, do you think this is
Speaker 1: just like this is this isn't working? So is this
Speaker 1: one of these things that does he even want to
Speaker 1: do this? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think they're losing close and the team is so
Speaker 2: young offensively, I think he can rationalize the losses and
Speaker 2: say we bring everybody back except a running back and
Speaker 2: a center, and I do think they'll be better next year.
Speaker 2: I just think I can assure you Jen Con and
Speaker 2: the administration of the Boosters. They didn't think they were
Speaker 2: winning a Natty, but this has been.
Speaker 1: Didn't think they were going seven and five either.
Speaker 3: Five and seven. Just keep your fingers crossed.
Speaker 2: John Middelkoff, former NFL scout three and out to his
Speaker 2: podcast Good See Anybody, See You Colin.
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