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Anchors up sells at full How are you doing for
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the cop what jeremen?
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Are you doing good?
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Doing good? Doing good? Kyle. It's it's almost counting down
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the days that's as and and then then something after that,
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and then there's something after that. But right now, laser focused,
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laser focused on the Scarlet Lights, the mighty Mighty Scarlet Knights,
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the State University of New Jersey.
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Mm hm, you know, you know how last week Gard
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we talked about we talked about uc LA and how
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how much they've struggled as a team.
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UCLA. That was, uh looking at Rutgers here.
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Uh, it's.
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Not any better, I'll say, I'll try to put it nicely,
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not any better than u c l A last weekend.
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So we're gonna we're gonna do our best to try
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to get to know know our enemy, Rutgers Scarlet Nights, which,
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by the way, I know we've talked about this during
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the off season though, Jared, but some of their alt
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logos it's pretty pretty balid, it's pretty ballid.
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I love their secondary logo. It's actually one of my
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favorite logos.
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Maybe we can just talk about logos for the know
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your enemy.
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Well, Kyle, I don't have additional logo talk join us
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for the off season. For that, however, I do have. Yeah,
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we are already planning the off season because that's how
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we do with the Sloop cast. Did you know what
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the first I don't. I don't want to talk about
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their football team yet. Did you do? You know what
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the original name of Records University is.
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The State University of Jersey.
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It was called Queen's College.
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Queen's College.
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Uh.
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Yeah, that was because it was it predates the unit.
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It's an old university. It predates the United States. I mean,
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you know what I mean when I say it predates
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the United States, the independent United States. Then it was
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renamed in honor of Colonel Henry Rutgers, and that's where
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they get their name.
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Interesting, yeah, isn't Uh.
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It was also one of nine colonial colleges that predate
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the American Revolution. An additional fun fact, I am reading
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straight from Wikipedia right now. I I definitely knew all
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of this and didn't look it up as you were
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talking a moment ago.
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They but Rutgers is the birthplace of college football.
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Though allegedly lesson I want to let's be honest. People
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didn't used to care about football. So a lot of
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the like, oh, this started here and that started there,
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and also like our modern idea of what American football
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is is kind of a bastardization of you know, English footy,
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I'm gonna call it English footy and a game that
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the Native Americans played that would also later become lacrosse.
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So you kind of take this ancient indigenous game and
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you mix it with soccer, and you slam those two
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things together and you get American football. And apparently it
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was actually you know what this is not now, I'm
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not reading from Wikipedia, and we should actually probably focus
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on scarlet nights before I before I go into a
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whole thing.
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So looking at the team, looking at the team here,
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we're just going we're just going to move on, Yes,
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looking at the team, begging at the team, looking at
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the team here, or averaging twenty six points on offense,
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letting up thirty two points on defense here, so I
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mean five and five record for the season kind of
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kind of matches there for the points total here. They're passing,
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they're passing, they're they're in the middle to above average
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in terms of of yards per game, yards per play. Uh,
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definitely up there in the passing yards per game, but
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a lot of it is because they are down more often.
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They need to start passing more. They're twenty six in
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the country and passing yards per game at two and
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six six per game and thirty eighth and passing yards
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per pass just under eight.
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But only time.
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That's about where it all the good ends with with
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the Rutgers here only three point seven yards per rush
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on their rushing attack. They don't they don't call, they
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don't have a lot of turn or they the one
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hundred and seventh in turnovers, one hundred and twentieth and
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quarterback sacks per play like they're they're they're at the
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near bottom in terms of protecting their quarterback. And then
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on defense, it's not not not good, Jared. There they
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are last, they are dead last, Jared. In running yards
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per rush. They are letting up six point eight yards
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per rush.
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Yeah, yeah, I mean, what.
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What what else? What else can you what else can
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you say about that? They let up over two hundred
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yards on the ground.
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Yeah, listen, I know there's a lot of anxiety right
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now about the health of Ohio states. Two star wide receivers,
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that is, two star wide receivers not two star wide receivers.
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And what I'm please, don't freak out if neither of
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them play this weekend. Don't freak out. I'm not saying
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I definitely know there's not a problem, because hey, maybe
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there is. I'm just saying that whatever happens this weekend
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proves nothing. Oh my god, they didn't play. That definitely
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means that this no, it doesn't listen. Ohio State can
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and maybe should go full army against records. Hell sit saying,
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run an option.
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I mean, I mean that that that is a good
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question here. When should Ryan Day start resting the starters here?
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Immediately immediately e medi it lee, I mean here like again, Oh,
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Cardinal takes a little bit tight. Sit him. Uh, JJ's
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kind of got something to sit him. Sit him. You
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don't need to ever throw the ball in this game,
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Julian saying, kind of landed weird on his ankle during
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the U c l A game and didn't quite look
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right after that. You know what, Let's sit him, Let's
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sit him down. You don't need to throw in this
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football game. You never, not once need to throw the
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ball in this football game.
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Well, let's let's look at last weekend Rutgers beat to
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Maryland thirty five to twenty. Let's look a little deeper
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into that here and how Maryland that was there?
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How many big ten wins?
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Maryland only passed it, Maryland only passed it ninety eight yards, okay,
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but they rushed it for three hundred and five yards,
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averaging ten and a half yards per pop.
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How did they lose?
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That's a great question. That's a great question because Rutgers
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their their their quarterback, four touchdowns and two interceptions.
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McMahon, that's that is That is a great question, Kyle.
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How how fo Minnesota? By the way, how.
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Did Rutgers win this game?
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Oh?
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They they they they stopped them on fourth downs. Rutgers
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was eight for twelve on third downs and Maryland was
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four for twelve, one for three on fourth down.
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If you're running the ball ten yards a rush, why
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are you ever facing a third down?
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Why are you ever face questions? I don't know, Yeah,
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great questions. I don't. Kind of feels like your.
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Third down conversion percentage should have been zero of zero
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with a percentage of nah.
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Yeah. I mean that that tells me that they that
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Maryland had some big rushes here.
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You have to have any big rushes to rush for
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three hundred and one game.
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I do see that Maryland's running back, one of them
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ran for seventy three yards which went for a touchdown,
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and then another running back, I'm sorry their quarterback. I
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apologize their quarterback who ran for a seventy three yard touchdown.
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And then they're running back Nolan Ray had a fifty
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three yard run as well.
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Too, So well that helps out. Yeah, that helps out
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in winning a football game. And also that doesn't even
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account for half of the yards.
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Yeah, I mean, great questions. I'm not gonna pretend I watched.
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The game, but I didn't watch that game. Why why
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would anyone watch Rutgers versus Maryland? Why would anyone subject
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themselves to that? Listen? Rutgers is bad. Their run defense
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is atrocious. M hm, let link play and go just
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go full JT. Barrett on their asses. I'm not kidding.
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You know what your wide receivers sit all of them.
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We're going full tight end mode game.
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Rutgers as a team is averaging right at one sack
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per game.
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They're only guilty if I'm kidding. I'm kind of kidding.
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But am I am?
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I a lighting up thirty one sex for the season
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right now, Yeah, I'm looking at this defense here and
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it's kind of spread kind of spread out they have.
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They have four players who who seem to be really
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close in terms of total tackles for the year. So
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it's not like they have a linebacker who has almost
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one hundred tackles and he's kind of the the heart
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and soul here. The kind of kind of spread out.
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But if you were to pick player position do they play, Yeah, Yeah,
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if I'm to pick one player, it's jet E Lad
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They're I believe he's their free safety, their free safety here.
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And what have we talked about in the past, it's
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not a It's not a good sign when your safety
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is your leading tackler. It's an even worse side when
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both of your safeties are leading tacklings. Correct, Yes, this
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is not a sign of a good defense. Now, this
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means that the and obviously they are average rush is
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six basically basically seven yards per rush. You're the safeties
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are getting or the running backs are getting to.
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The second level pretty frequently, the third level pretty frequently.
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This team's Yeah, and by the way, like I'm yes,
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yards per rush one hundred and thirty sixth in the country.
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That is dead last. If you're if you're not currently
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familiar with how many teams are in FBS, that many,
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it's that many, and they're pretty much almost dead last.
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And points per play.
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Hold on, now it's worth pointing out the yards per past.
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They're still one hundred and twenty eighth. It's not a
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lot better.
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Let link play they are second. They are second to last.
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And yards per play.
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Oh, yeah, we did it doesn't matter if you pass. Yes,
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really weird if they were somehow better, yep.
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Yeah. And they're in there. Yeah, they're defensive line isn't
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really getting it done either. Uh, they're they're starting.
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Getting it done.
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Yeah, they're they're Their edge rusher Eric O'Neill uh ties
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for the team in sacks at two and a half sacks.
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The other is there is there Tackle Griffin who also
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has two and a half sacks or I'm sorry, Yeah,
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I believe he has two and a half sacks as
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well too if I'm looking here.
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Yeah, what did great Ciano do at Ohio State? Greg Schiano,
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head coach of Rutgers What what what role did he
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hold at Ohio State?
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He was the defensive coordinator.
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Okay, and and Rutgers has the worst defense in college football.
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Maybe Urban, maybe not one of Urban's best hires. Sure,
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maybe not one of Urban's best hires.
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Again.
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Cal McManus used to play at Minnesota. Ohio State played him,
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played against him at Minnesota before. He's fine. He'd probably
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be doing better if he wasn't playing for this Rutgers team.
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He's fine. That's it is what it is. He can
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hurt you with his legs a bit, although not a lot,
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but he's he's certainly mobile. kJ Duff is actually pretty
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decent wide receiver. Raymond's not a bad running back.
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Yeah, I'm trying to remember. I think I think last
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year Jared because that name, that name rings a bell here.
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I'm trying to quickly pull it up here of the
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last time that they played.
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Sorry here are you talking about?
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Uh? Nope, nope, I I Raymond. I thinking of a
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different player. Never mind, move on.
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Fair Yeah, Rutgers Kyle bad at football? Mm hmm, yeah,
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I don't. I don't know how else to say it.
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There's not a redeeming quality here other than I mean,
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they're they're not terrible. They're not totally terrible. On offense. Now,
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part of that might have to do with the fact
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that they have to play a lot of offense because
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they do. Ye, we mentioned in fact, we mentioned the
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condition of the defense.
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Yeah, fun fact about Raymond real quick, and then we'll
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take our at birk real quick. Raymond two hundred rushing
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attempts a lot. That's a lot a thousand yards exactly,
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averaging exactly five yards per rush.
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He rushed the ball.
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Forty one times against Maryland for for two hundred and
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forty yards, so he pretty much got a quarter of
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his stats. Yeah, was just last weekend, So he's nice
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It is what you're telling.
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Yeah, nice and for USh.
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Yes, yeah. Uh. Maryland also bad at football.
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That also a lot of a lot a lot of
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bad teams in the Big Ten this year. Yeah, some
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some real bottom dwellers, and weirdly none of them are Indiana. Yeah,
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And be right back. Hey, Kyle, you see the guy
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down in the discord chat. You see him?
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They do?
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Yes, Yeah, his name's Chucky Chestnut, which is legally distinct
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from any other nut based mascots. M legally distinct from
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any other nut based mascots. His name is Chucky Chestnut.
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It's not CHUCKI Chestnut, not publicly anyway. It's Chucky Chestnut.
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All right. Uh yeah, Chucky Chestnut says w and he
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drops the mic and he does a lot of cool things.
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You should join our discords. Ever, by the way, discord
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dot the sloop cast dot always be plugging. We also
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have this guy who does that. He doesn't have any
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he's just a he's just a little jumping poop with
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an m on him for some reason, all right, let's
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get into some sloop stairs here. Let's get into this
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spa to be probably pretty quick here.
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Well, how state player to watch in this one? Jared,
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I think you can go a lot of different ways.
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Link link linking. Yeah, Lincoln Keenholes. I'm not kidding, that's
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my pick.
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I don't even know. Honestly, I don't even know who
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to pick us. It's you know, I would just say
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because he played really well last weekend, kind of out
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of the blues, like wait, who who's fifty eight? Who's
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that on the field there? I'm gonna pick Van Sickle.
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I'm gonna pick Van Sickle.
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They gabe Van Sickle. I say, go for it, all right?
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Enemy player to watch?
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You could?
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You could say the running back there, but I I
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feel like that's not the answer. I think he's the
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question forty one times forty one times in last weekend here,
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he's he's probably gonna be he's probably gonna be tired here.
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So I'll go I'll go on the defensive side. I'll say,
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jet e lad their safety? Can he can he can
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he prevent that? Can he prevent the long place?
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Yeah? That makes sense. I'm okay with Greg Shanna. I
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think the last time highest they played Rutgers, he and
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uh Ryan Day almost got in a fight, and I
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think that would make for good television was two years ago.
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I think that would make for good television. I want
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to see them fight.
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All right, all right, key matchup here? I injuries? Like
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like Ohio State getting in, getting in and out? Uh
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with no injuries?
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Is it?
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I mean sure, I'm like, that's not really a matchup.
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But screwt key matchup Ryan Day, Greg Chiano, steel cage match. Hmmm,
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who in that Columbus Ohio? Honestly probably Greg Ciano?
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Maybe?
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All right?
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The spread and this one is thirty and a half.
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So Vegas is telling us that Rutgers is A is
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one point better than U C l A last weekend.
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I suppose.
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Sure. I mean Rutgers has the better record. Mm hm,
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then that's in UCLA. But UCLA is ahead of Rutgers
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in conference though with one more win. I'm not sure
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what that tells what that really really tells you, though,
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But thirty and a half points here it is not enough.
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I got the buck used to cover the thirty and
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a half. I have the final score Ohio State forty
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two and Rutgers somehow gets seven points somewhere because second
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and third string we'll get in there.
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Yeah, I got thirty eight to seven. The touchdown comes
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in the fourth quarter against the second string. Cool, all right, Yes,
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hely is a cover, and yes I did actually pick
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Ohio State not the cover in the sloop picks section
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of Collegiate Chaos, but that was done for strategic reasons. Wow,
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all right, sure, I'll let it slide, all right. And
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last one we have here is Austin's overs. Austin over unders. Okay,
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I think.
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For whoever we play the week before the game, I.
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Thought maybe he was slacking and normally gave us the
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overs this week.
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Yeah, all right, calicomanis passing attempts twenty six and a half.
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I'm gonna say under, I'll say under.
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Yeah, I just don't feel like they're gonna have the
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ball that much. Quite frankly, that's that's my thinking too. Yeah,
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so I'm gonna go under.
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Right.
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Turnovers, total turnover total game turnovers at two and a half, honestly,
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doesn't really get that many turnovers. And they also don't Yeah,
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they don't cause a lot of turnovers and they don't
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really give up a lot of turnovers either, So two
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and a half. So are you saying there's three or more.
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I'll take the under.
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Uh yeah, uh yeah, I mean all the things, Kyle said.
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I agree, okay, all right, Styles, both styles tackles at
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twelve and a.
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Half man Again, like, I just don't know how many snaps.
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I don't how many opportunities for tackles there's gonna be
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now you get both of them. And I think Elder
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Styles does play special teams, so there's a little bit
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more opportunity there coverage special teams. He obviously plays return
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special teams. Yeah, I'm gonna go under.
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Yeah, I was thinking under as well. All right, we
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have e lad, Jabom and right tackles combined for twenty
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two and.
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A half linebacker, linebacker in safety, three of their four
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Kyle said, they have four guys leading in tackles. That's
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three of them. Twenty two and a half. There's three
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of them. It's about seven or so a piece. Yeah,
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I think it's going to run the ball a lot.
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Me give me the over.
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I'll go under Maryland. Maryland ran the ball almost thirty times,
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but they obviously didn't and other of them very much
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of those those three guys there, they got fifteen tackles.
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I'm going under.
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You might be right on that one. That's good research,
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all right.
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Porter Cacumeric and Robert catches at three and a half.
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Ooh, matches.
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I like yeah, catches. I like this. I'm going over.
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I'll go over.
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Why huh.
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Porter Kackimeric and Robert. Yeah, Robert's catches three and a half.
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Now, it's just it's a weird trio. That's all. Yeah,
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I'll go over, okay, all right.
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And last one here, he has Duff and Raymond combined
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rushing and receiving yards at eighty eight and a half.
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That seems really low. That seems really low. I'll go
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over on that.
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I'm gonna go under. I don't think they get anything
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done this weekend, all right.
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And last one stay in completion at seventy five point
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two percent.
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What was he last week? It was about that. It
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was I feel like that's a he was.
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I'm trying. I'm trying to quickly pull it up here.
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It's not it's not pulling it up quick enough for
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me here.
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Just just talking, just keep talking.
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Twenty three He was twenty three for thirty one, which
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is a seventy four point two percent, So a little
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bit better, is what he is saying. Yeah, and especially
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if like if you have JJ out, you have HET,
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you have a lot of your other starters out as
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well too, potentially, like maybe that might be lower.
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It might be, but I gotta go.
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I gotta go with what his average is, which is
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still above eighty percent, So I'll go over.
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Yeah. I will once again point out that Rutgers passing defense,
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although not as bad as their rushing defense, is still
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absolutely atrocious. Yeah, give me the over all?
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Right, awesome? So we have two differences in this one here,
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Jared and I am up by two going into this week.
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See how I'm only down by two in this one,
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So I could just make my picks. The other one,
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I have to game the system. I just have to
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game the system. I don't have a choice. There's limited
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opportunity to catch you.
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Yeah, all right, And that is Austin's over unders here,
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do you, Jared want a fun, fun little pit stat
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here that I just happened to glance. It's over regarding
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to the Big Ten. I know I've mentioned mentioned about
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ten minutes ago about how terrible the Big Ten is.
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Is this s Kyle's corner?
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I don't know. Maybe, first off, the Big ten is
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not terrible.
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I dispute that there are some terrible teams in the
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Big Ten.
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The last ten CFP rankings, like like they're up until
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through the last rankings, so the last ten of them.
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So that goes. That goes so far this year, all
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last year, and going into the twenty twenty three as well,
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the Big ten has had the number one team in
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each of the last ten CFP rankings. Has State so
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far all this year, Oregon all last year and then
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those cheeters up north team had the last one asterisk. Yeah,
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so we'll do we'll do We'll do ten asterisks, or
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we can just say the last nine rankings that.
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That doesn't count, all right? Was that Kyle's corner? Sorry?
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I think I answered that, and I don't remember what
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you said.
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I have a Yeah, Buckey's back basketball team with a
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big win against Notre Dame. No I call.
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Everyone's turning the podcast off. You can't talk about it.
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It's it's November, it's Ohio. You can't talk about basketball.
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People are good window. People are turning the podcast off
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because you were bringing up the basketball team. I can
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see our retention rates. You can go on YouTube, you
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can see their attention rates, and I'm seeing them Crater.
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It was a good win, though, Okay, that's all I
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was saying. That's all on take, okay, And all I'm
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saying is is that you're creating our retention.
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Rates, all right. And all I'm saying is that we
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are that much closer. We are one day closer to
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the game.
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And that's all really all that matters at this point, Excite,
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except for Wreckers records matters. Blah blah, all right, because
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you're supposed to say that, you have to say that,
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all right. Anyway, tonight's ending music brought to you by
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once again the dopamines. So with all that being said,
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I'd like to encourage everyone to drink, looks and mut much.
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Let's go up, stutun.
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On the court.
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Step one out the love, the one out, my patient woe.
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Out and it kills me the hospital subject I been
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jud fear out me under such shall let out?
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You want you tipped down?
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That block full of pips? Enough stop off.
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For change, just to step in the shadows.
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He'll let me catch you up.
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Remember I don't meet.
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Your brandy stuff in closing your time in just step
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reaching far out from my head that she wants help
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yourself in every alighting the host subject, I mean judgment,
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fear out the under such shall let down that I
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became the stands to you.
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I not trying to step on a deer.
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And step into wind uer boots.
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So let's come to that place A way we go?
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We are was him? Well that was the shun shut
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him go that close? Got step out here, I stepping
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to be up the road.
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Getting adop the stakes.
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Do you I think we should stay here for a
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trio golf? And it looks like the shade and super
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things follow with them.
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See you have in this so they could breathing here anyway,
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So so well wa go call wat walked out, Well.
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We do want to shut out a shot out of
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the way. Second nine
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Anchors up sells at full How are you doing for
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the cop what jeremen?
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Are you doing good?
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Doing good? Doing good? Kyle. It's it's almost counting down
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the days that's as and and then then something after that,
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and then there's something after that. But right now, laser focused,
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laser focused on the Scarlet Lights, the mighty Mighty Scarlet Knights,
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the State University of New Jersey.
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Mm hm, you know, you know how last week Gard
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we talked about we talked about uc LA and how
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how much they've struggled as a team.
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UCLA. That was, uh looking at Rutgers here.
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Uh, it's.
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Not any better, I'll say, I'll try to put it nicely,
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not any better than u c l A last weekend.
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So we're gonna we're gonna do our best to try
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to get to know know our enemy, Rutgers Scarlet Nights, which,
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by the way, I know we've talked about this during
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the off season though, Jared, but some of their alt
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logos it's pretty pretty balid, it's pretty ballid.
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I love their secondary logo. It's actually one of my
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favorite logos.
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Maybe we can just talk about logos for the know
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your enemy.
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Well, Kyle, I don't have additional logo talk join us
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for the off season. For that, however, I do have. Yeah,
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we are already planning the off season because that's how
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we do with the Sloop cast. Did you know what
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the first I don't. I don't want to talk about
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their football team yet. Did you do? You know what
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the original name of Records University is.
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The State University of Jersey.
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It was called Queen's College.
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Queen's College.
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Yeah, that was because it was it predates the unit.
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It's an old university. It predates the United States. I mean,
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you know what I mean when I say it predates
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the United States, the independent United States. Then it was
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renamed in honor of Colonel Henry Rutgers, and that's where
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they get their name.
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Interesting, yeah, isn't Uh.
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It was also one of nine colonial colleges that predate
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the American Revolution. An additional fun fact, I am reading
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straight from Wikipedia right now. I I definitely knew all
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of this and didn't look it up as you were
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talking a moment ago.
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They but Rutgers is the birthplace of college football.
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Though allegedly lesson I want to let's be honest. People
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didn't used to care about football. So a lot of
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the like, oh, this started here and that started there,
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and also like our modern idea of what American football
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is is kind of a bastardization of you know, English footy,
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I'm gonna call it English footy and a game that
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the Native Americans played that would also later become lacrosse.
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So you kind of take this ancient indigenous game and
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you mix it with soccer, and you slam those two
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things together and you get American football. And apparently it
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was actually you know what this is not now, I'm
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not reading from Wikipedia, and we should actually probably focus
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on scarlet nights before I before I go into a
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whole thing.
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So looking at the team, looking at the team here,
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we're just going we're just going to move on, Yes,
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looking at the team, begging at the team, looking at
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the team here, or averaging twenty six points on offense,
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letting up thirty two points on defense here, so I
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mean five and five record for the season kind of
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kind of matches there for the points total here. They're passing,
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they're passing, they're they're in the middle to above average
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in terms of of yards per game, yards per play. Uh,
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definitely up there in the passing yards per game, but
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a lot of it is because they are down more often.
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They need to start passing more. They're twenty six in
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the country and passing yards per game at two and
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six six per game and thirty eighth and passing yards
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per pass just under eight.
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But only time.
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That's about where it all the good ends with with
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the Rutgers here only three point seven yards per rush
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on their rushing attack. They don't they don't call, they
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don't have a lot of turn or they the one
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hundred and seventh in turnovers, one hundred and twentieth and
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quarterback sacks per play like they're they're they're at the
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near bottom in terms of protecting their quarterback. And then
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on defense, it's not not not good, Jared. There they
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are last, they are dead last, Jared. In running yards
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per rush. They are letting up six point eight yards
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per rush.
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Yeah, yeah, I mean, what.
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What what else? What else can you what else can
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you say about that? They let up over two hundred
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yards on the ground.
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Yeah, listen, I know there's a lot of anxiety right
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now about the health of Ohio states. Two star wide receivers,
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that is, two star wide receivers not two star wide receivers.
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And what I'm please, don't freak out if neither of
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them play this weekend. Don't freak out. I'm not saying
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I definitely know there's not a problem, because hey, maybe
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there is. I'm just saying that whatever happens this weekend
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proves nothing. Oh my god, they didn't play. That definitely
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means that this no, it doesn't listen. Ohio State can
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and maybe should go full army against records. Hell sit saying,
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run an option.
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I mean, I mean that that that is a good
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question here. When should Ryan Day start resting the starters here?
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Immediately immediately e medi it lee, I mean here like again, Oh,
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Cardinal takes a little bit tight. Sit him. Uh, JJ's
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kind of got something to sit him. Sit him. You
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don't need to ever throw the ball in this game,
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Julian saying, kind of landed weird on his ankle during
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the U c l A game and didn't quite look
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right after that. You know what, Let's sit him, Let's
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sit him down. You don't need to throw in this
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football game. You never, not once need to throw the
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ball in this football game.
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Well, let's let's look at last weekend Rutgers beat to
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Maryland thirty five to twenty. Let's look a little deeper
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into that here and how Maryland that was there?
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How many big ten wins?
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Maryland only passed it, Maryland only passed it ninety eight yards, okay,
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but they rushed it for three hundred and five yards,
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averaging ten and a half yards per pop.
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How did they lose?
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That's a great question. That's a great question because Rutgers
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their their their quarterback, four touchdowns and two interceptions.
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McMahon, that's that is That is a great question, Kyle.
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How how fo Minnesota? By the way, how.
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Did Rutgers win this game?
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Oh?
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They they they they stopped them on fourth downs. Rutgers
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was eight for twelve on third downs and Maryland was
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four for twelve, one for three on fourth down.
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If you're running the ball ten yards a rush, why
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are you ever facing a third down?
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Why are you ever face questions? I don't know, Yeah,
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great questions. I don't. Kind of feels like your.
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Third down conversion percentage should have been zero of zero
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with a percentage of nah.
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Yeah. I mean that that tells me that they that
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Maryland had some big rushes here.
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You have to have any big rushes to rush for
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three hundred and one game.
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I do see that Maryland's running back, one of them
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ran for seventy three yards which went for a touchdown,
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and then another running back, I'm sorry their quarterback. I
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apologize their quarterback who ran for a seventy three yard touchdown.
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And then they're running back Nolan Ray had a fifty
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three yard run as well.
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Too, So well that helps out. Yeah, that helps out
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in winning a football game. And also that doesn't even
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account for half of the yards.
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Yeah, I mean, great questions. I'm not gonna pretend I watched.
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The game, but I didn't watch that game. Why why
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would anyone watch Rutgers versus Maryland? Why would anyone subject
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themselves to that? Listen? Rutgers is bad. Their run defense
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is atrocious. M hm, let link play and go just
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go full JT. Barrett on their asses. I'm not kidding.
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You know what your wide receivers sit all of them.
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We're going full tight end mode game.
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Rutgers as a team is averaging right at one sack
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per game.
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They're only guilty if I'm kidding. I'm kind of kidding.
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But am I am?
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I a lighting up thirty one sex for the season
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right now, Yeah, I'm looking at this defense here and
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it's kind of spread kind of spread out they have.
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They have four players who who seem to be really
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close in terms of total tackles for the year. So
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it's not like they have a linebacker who has almost
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one hundred tackles and he's kind of the the heart
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and soul here. The kind of kind of spread out.
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But if you were to pick player position do they play, Yeah, Yeah,
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if I'm to pick one player, it's jet E Lad
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They're I believe he's their free safety, their free safety here.
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And what have we talked about in the past, it's
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not a It's not a good sign when your safety
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is your leading tackler. It's an even worse side when
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both of your safeties are leading tacklings. Correct, Yes, this
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is not a sign of a good defense. Now, this
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means that the and obviously they are average rush is
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six basically basically seven yards per rush. You're the safeties
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are getting or the running backs are getting to.
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The second level pretty frequently, the third level pretty frequently.
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This team's Yeah, and by the way, like I'm yes,
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yards per rush one hundred and thirty sixth in the country.
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That is dead last. If you're if you're not currently
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familiar with how many teams are in FBS, that many,
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it's that many, and they're pretty much almost dead last.
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And points per play.
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Hold on, now it's worth pointing out the yards per past.
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They're still one hundred and twenty eighth. It's not a
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lot better.
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Let link play they are second. They are second to last.
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And yards per play.
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Oh, yeah, we did it doesn't matter if you pass. Yes,
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really weird if they were somehow better, yep.
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Yeah. And they're in there. Yeah, they're defensive line isn't
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really getting it done either. Uh, they're they're starting.
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Getting it done.
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Yeah, they're they're Their edge rusher Eric O'Neill uh ties
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for the team in sacks at two and a half sacks.
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has two and a half sacks or I'm sorry, Yeah,
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I believe he has two and a half sacks as
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well too if I'm looking here.
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Yeah, what did great Ciano do at Ohio State? Greg Schiano,
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head coach of Rutgers What what what role did he
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hold at Ohio State?
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He was the defensive coordinator.
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Okay, and and Rutgers has the worst defense in college football.
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Maybe Urban, maybe not one of Urban's best hires. Sure,
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maybe not one of Urban's best hires.
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Again.
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Cal McManus used to play at Minnesota. Ohio State played him,
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played against him at Minnesota before. He's fine. He'd probably
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be doing better if he wasn't playing for this Rutgers team.
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He's fine. That's it is what it is. He can
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hurt you with his legs a bit, although not a lot,
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but he's he's certainly mobile. kJ Duff is actually pretty
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decent wide receiver. Raymond's not a bad running back.
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Yeah, I'm trying to remember. I think I think last
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year Jared because that name, that name rings a bell here.
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I'm trying to quickly pull it up here of the
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last time that they played.
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Sorry here are you talking about?
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Uh? Nope, nope, I I Raymond. I thinking of a
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different player. Never mind, move on.
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Fair Yeah, Rutgers Kyle bad at football? Mm hmm, yeah,
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I don't. I don't know how else to say it.
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There's not a redeeming quality here other than I mean,
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they're they're not terrible. They're not totally terrible. On offense. Now,
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part of that might have to do with the fact
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that they have to play a lot of offense because
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they do. Ye, we mentioned in fact, we mentioned the
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condition of the defense.
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Yeah, fun fact about Raymond real quick, and then we'll
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take our at birk real quick. Raymond two hundred rushing
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attempts a lot. That's a lot a thousand yards exactly,
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averaging exactly five yards per rush.
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He rushed the ball.
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Forty one times against Maryland for for two hundred and
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forty yards, so he pretty much got a quarter of
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his stats. Yeah, was just last weekend, So he's nice
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and fresh.
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It is what you're telling.
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Yeah, nice and for USh.
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Yes, yeah. Uh. Maryland also bad at football.
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That also a lot of a lot a lot of
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bad teams in the Big Ten this year. Yeah, some
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some real bottom dwellers, and weirdly none of them are Indiana. Yeah,
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And be right back. Hey, Kyle, you see the guy
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down in the discord chat. You see him?
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They do?
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Yes, Yeah, his name's Chucky Chestnut, which is legally distinct
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from any other nut based mascots. M legally distinct from
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any other nut based mascots. His name is Chucky Chestnut.
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It's not CHUCKI Chestnut, not publicly anyway. It's Chucky Chestnut.
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All right. Uh yeah, Chucky Chestnut says w and he
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drops the mic and he does a lot of cool things.
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You should join our discords. Ever, by the way, discord
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dot the sloop cast dot always be plugging. We also
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have this guy who does that. He doesn't have any
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he's just a he's just a little jumping poop with
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an m on him for some reason, all right, let's
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get into some sloop stairs here. Let's get into this
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spa to be probably pretty quick here.
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Well, how state player to watch in this one? Jared,
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I think you can go a lot of different ways.
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Link link linking. Yeah, Lincoln Keenholes. I'm not kidding, that's
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my pick.
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I don't even know. Honestly, I don't even know who
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to pick us. It's you know, I would just say
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because he played really well last weekend, kind of out
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of the blues, like wait, who who's fifty eight? Who's
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that on the field there? I'm gonna pick Van Sickle.
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I'm gonna pick Van Sickle.
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They gabe Van Sickle. I say, go for it, all right?
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Enemy player to watch?
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You could?
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You could say the running back there, but I I
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feel like that's not the answer. I think he's the
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question forty one times forty one times in last weekend here,
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he's he's probably gonna be he's probably gonna be tired here.
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So I'll go I'll go on the defensive side. I'll say,
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jet e lad their safety? Can he can he can
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he prevent that? Can he prevent the long place?
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Yeah? That makes sense. I'm okay with Greg Shanna. I
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think the last time highest they played Rutgers, he and
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uh Ryan Day almost got in a fight, and I
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think that would make for good television was two years ago.
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I think that would make for good television. I want
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to see them fight.
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All right, all right, key matchup here? I injuries? Like
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like Ohio State getting in, getting in and out? Uh
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with no injuries?
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Is it?
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I mean sure, I'm like, that's not really a matchup.
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But screwt key matchup Ryan Day, Greg Chiano, steel cage match. Hmmm,
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who in that Columbus Ohio? Honestly probably Greg Ciano?
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Maybe?
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All right?
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The spread and this one is thirty and a half.
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So Vegas is telling us that Rutgers is A is
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one point better than U C l A last weekend.
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I suppose.
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Sure. I mean Rutgers has the better record. Mm hm,
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then that's in UCLA. But UCLA is ahead of Rutgers
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in conference though with one more win. I'm not sure
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what that tells what that really really tells you, though,
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But thirty and a half points here it is not enough.
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I got the buck used to cover the thirty and
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a half. I have the final score Ohio State forty
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two and Rutgers somehow gets seven points somewhere because second
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and third string we'll get in there.
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Yeah, I got thirty eight to seven. The touchdown comes
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in the fourth quarter against the second string. Cool, all right, Yes,
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hely is a cover, and yes I did actually pick
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Ohio State not the cover in the sloop picks section
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of Collegiate Chaos, but that was done for strategic reasons. Wow,
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all right, sure, I'll let it slide, all right. And
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last one we have here is Austin's overs. Austin over unders. Okay,
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I think.
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For whoever we play the week before the game, I.
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Thought maybe he was slacking and normally gave us the
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overs this week.
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Yeah, all right, calicomanis passing attempts twenty six and a half.
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I'm gonna say under, I'll say under.
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Yeah, I just don't feel like they're gonna have the
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ball that much. Quite frankly, that's that's my thinking too. Yeah,
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so I'm gonna go under.
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Right.
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Turnovers, total turnover total game turnovers at two and a half, honestly,
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doesn't really get that many turnovers. And they also don't Yeah,
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they don't cause a lot of turnovers and they don't
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really give up a lot of turnovers either, So two
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and a half. So are you saying there's three or more.
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I'll take the under.
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Uh yeah, uh yeah, I mean all the things, Kyle said.
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I agree, okay, all right, Styles, both styles tackles at
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twelve and a.
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Half man Again, like, I just don't know how many snaps.
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I don't how many opportunities for tackles there's gonna be
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now you get both of them. And I think Elder
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Styles does play special teams, so there's a little bit
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more opportunity there coverage special teams. He obviously plays return
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special teams. Yeah, I'm gonna go under.
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Yeah, I was thinking under as well. All right, we
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have e lad, Jabom and right tackles combined for twenty
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two and.
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A half linebacker, linebacker in safety, three of their four
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Kyle said, they have four guys leading in tackles. That's
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three of them. Twenty two and a half. There's three
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of them. It's about seven or so a piece. Yeah,
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I think it's going to run the ball a lot.
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Me give me the over.
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I'll go under Maryland. Maryland ran the ball almost thirty times,
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but they obviously didn't and other of them very much
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of those those three guys there, they got fifteen tackles.
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I'm going under.
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You might be right on that one. That's good research,
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all right.
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Porter Cacumeric and Robert catches at three and a half.
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Ooh, matches.
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I like yeah, catches. I like this. I'm going over.
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I'll go over.
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Why huh.
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Porter Kackimeric and Robert. Yeah, Robert's catches three and a half.
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Now, it's just it's a weird trio. That's all. Yeah,
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I'll go over, okay, all right.
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And last one here, he has Duff and Raymond combined
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rushing and receiving yards at eighty eight and a half.
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That seems really low. That seems really low. I'll go
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over on that.
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I'm gonna go under. I don't think they get anything
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done this weekend, all right.
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And last one stay in completion at seventy five point
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two percent.
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What was he last week? It was about that. It
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was I feel like that's a he was.
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I'm trying. I'm trying to quickly pull it up here.
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It's not it's not pulling it up quick enough for
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me here.
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Just just talking, just keep talking.
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Twenty three He was twenty three for thirty one, which
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is a seventy four point two percent, So a little
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bit better, is what he is saying. Yeah, and especially
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if like if you have JJ out, you have HET,
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you have a lot of your other starters out as
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well too, potentially, like maybe that might be lower.
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It might be, but I gotta go.
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I gotta go with what his average is, which is
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still above eighty percent, So I'll go over.
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Yeah. I will once again point out that Rutgers passing defense,
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although not as bad as their rushing defense, is still
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absolutely atrocious. Yeah, give me the over all?
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Right, awesome? So we have two differences in this one here,
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Jared and I am up by two going into this week.
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See how I'm only down by two in this one,
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So I could just make my picks. The other one,
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I have to game the system. I just have to
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game the system. I don't have a choice. There's limited
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opportunity to catch you.
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Yeah, all right, And that is Austin's over unders here,
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do you, Jared want a fun, fun little pit stat
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here that I just happened to glance. It's over regarding
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to the Big Ten. I know I've mentioned mentioned about
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ten minutes ago about how terrible the Big Ten is.
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Is this s Kyle's corner?
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I don't know. Maybe, first off, the Big ten is
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not terrible.
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I dispute that there are some terrible teams in the
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Big Ten.
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The last ten CFP rankings, like like they're up until
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through the last rankings, so the last ten of them.
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So that goes. That goes so far this year, all
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last year, and going into the twenty twenty three as well,
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the Big ten has had the number one team in
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each of the last ten CFP rankings. Has State so
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far all this year, Oregon all last year and then
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those cheeters up north team had the last one asterisk. Yeah,
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so we'll do we'll do We'll do ten asterisks, or
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we can just say the last nine rankings that.
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That doesn't count, all right? Was that Kyle's corner? Sorry?
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I think I answered that, and I don't remember what
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you said.
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I have a Yeah, Buckey's back basketball team with a
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big win against Notre Dame. No I call.
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Everyone's turning the podcast off. You can't talk about it.
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It's it's November, it's Ohio. You can't talk about basketball.
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People are good window. People are turning the podcast off
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because you were bringing up the basketball team. I can
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see our retention rates. You can go on YouTube, you
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can see their attention rates, and I'm seeing them Crater.
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It was a good win, though, Okay, that's all I
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was saying. That's all on take, okay, And all I'm
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saying is is that you're creating our retention.
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Rates, all right. And all I'm saying is that we
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are that much closer. We are one day closer to
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the game.
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And that's all really all that matters at this point, Excite,
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except for Wreckers records matters. Blah blah, all right, because
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you're supposed to say that, you have to say that,
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all right. Anyway, tonight's ending music brought to you by
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once again the dopamines. So with all that being said,
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I'd like to encourage everyone to drink, looks and mut much.
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Let's go up, stutun.
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On the court.
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Step one out the love, the one out, my patient woe.
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Out and it kills me the hospital subject I been
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jud fear out me under such shall let out?
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You want you tipped down?
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That block full of pips? Enough stop off.
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For change, just to step in the shadows.
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He'll let me catch you up.
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Remember I don't meet.
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Your brandy stuff in closing your time in just step
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reaching far out from my head that she wants help
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yourself in every alighting the host subject, I mean judgment,
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fear out the under such shall let down that I
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became the stands to you.
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I not trying to step on a deer.
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And step into wind uer boots.
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So let's come to that place A way we go?
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We are was him? Well that was the shun shut
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him go that close? Got step out here, I stepping
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to be up the road.
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Getting adop the stakes.
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Do you I think we should stay here for a
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trio golf? And it looks like the shade and super
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things follow with them.
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See you have in this so they could breathing here anyway,
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So so well wa go call wat walked out, Well.
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We do want to shut out a shot out of
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the way. Second nine
