Thai.

It seems like forever since Penn State took down to Illinois in Champaign on Friday night,

which was just a really interesting experience that hopefully I don't have to see anytime soon.

I'm sure my colleague here, Tyler Donahue feels the same way. Welcome back. The Reverend Tyler Donahue feels the same way welcome back the

Reverend Tyler Donahue how was your weekend how was your wedding?

It went well the happy couple is officially weighed and my job is done and now we're back on the

ground and happy valley so when you did this did you make sure to tell them that they

were beyond left? H-tag yes I threw the hashtag in there.

It was a good time, man.

It was, uh, did not wilt under pressure,

so I was happy with my performance and more importantly the groom came through and

stuck up there, got married, so all's well that ends well and you were

burning that midnight oil in Champaign and we were communicating back and forth and you

and Mark were certainly weathering the storm out there and it was a wild game.

Weathering the storm, the midnight oil burns a little later in Central time zone, but

Penn State 6324, obviously a slow start as everyone I'm sure that's listening to this watched, got carved up on the ground,

also did a little carving of their own.

By the way, this is the Lions 24-7 podcast, I'm Sean Fitz, you're Tyler Donahue, but everybody knew that already.

We're going to get right into it. We're going to talk of Illinois very briefly.

I'm going to start with game balls. I don't think there's anywhere you look other

than Miles Sanders. He was dominant on Friday night, 200 yards, three touchdowns, and he just he just diced him, man.

Yeah, the only other place you could look is the collective offensive line, you know, 385 rushing yards, third most in a big 10 game for this program.

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