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If you're in town later on this afternoon, this evening, early evening, however you want to look at it, five thirty corner pocket bar and grill Appalachie Parkway, myself Corey Clark for the happy hour show should be a lot of fun.

One always is certainly a big game. A lot of people in town, a lot of people excited about what's happening. So we'll see, we'll see, I know that time will be fun. Hopefully the game will be fun. Did you get into some sort of disagreement on the chat here? I just flipped over to the chat and I'm here.

No, not a disclaimer. Just point of clarification, that kind of stuff. Tunnels and bubbles and such. They're going to need bubbles, quick game, need them all.

We run tunnel screens better than Jimbo hoped we could ever run tunnel screens because he certainly tried them and they never worked in those days, but we do a good job of that particular play. We'll need it tomorrow night.

I celebrated the first time we ever executed that properly under Jimbo. It was only the one time that we did. It happened. It is on record. I remember calling Corey. Did you see it?

But then this regime fast forward to where we are now, we run it like we were born to run it. We run it really well. Micah's great at it.

Well, you got to have dudes who can block, you know, on the perimeter. That's part of it. But yes, Micah, his, the dynamic of there was one play was at Boston College. I forget which, which opponent was, but he waits to hit full speed until he sees the trajectory of the ball and he looks for the course of intersecting on it.

Not waiting and then starting the run. I mean, in those old days, about six, seven years ago, it's just, it looks so much harder. And then Pittman makes it look easy.

Everything looked harder. Everything looked more difficult. Everything looked arduous. Everything was difficult. And it made me very frustrated. Somebody just noted and they're not wrong. Everything looked a lot harder when James wasn't under center. Yes, yes, he had a way of erasing some problems within the offense.

Both schematically, physically, all of it. It was all, yes, that guy. And, you know, that's why you go number one in the draft. That's how that works. Now, whatever happens in NFL careers, a different discussion, but he was the best in the country that year.

Well, and we had RPO bubbles in that offense, too, even as pro-styles as was. It's just, you know, there weren't a lot of receivers who cared to engage in block. And that's the best part of what this group does. We can week out consistently. They engage. They stay in the play. Even if it's not their number being called as a target, they stay in the play and they try to make a difference. And that's really good to see because that's culture.

Yesterday on the show, we got asked a question and it reminded me of the unenviable position that Austin found himself in for warchant.com doing the matchup analysis article.

You've got to go for those that aren't familiar. If you go to warchant.com. And by the way, it's just $10 for the annual subscription. I used to be a buck as we well know, but it's not just $10. $10.

It's a hammy. It's nothing. It's not much at all. That said, I always like those segments because you kind of, you know, you wrap your mind around the individual matchups of the segment groups.

I guess I would say is, you know, passing game versus Clemson's secondary. You get, you know, if she's rushing attack versus Clemson's run defense, then you get offensive line versus defensive line. And I started thinking about Austin having to write that piece. And I was like, hmm.

If you can find a way to identify an area in which for a state is definitively better than Clemson, you almost want to lead with that.

Lure them in. Get a real man a little bit because the overwhelming majority of those matchups are going to, unfortunately, side with the Tigers.

And so I read his piece and I did laugh. It's Tigers, Tigers, Tigers, Tigers, all down the list there. There wasn't much. And then he tried to create one a little bit.

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