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To the shutdown, Fullcast 40 for 40.

You get the big welcome this time because we are doing the playoff

oh the playoff that's right uh we get starting off Miami at Ohio State at the Cotton Bowl

the second round of the playoffs the real games no that we've got the now that we've gotten

the james madison's out of here let's find some teams who might lose by even more speaking of

miami uh right now ohio state is favored by nine and a half in this game as of recording

that's because ohio state's probably better than than Miami this is my incisive analysis here but if things were to go one way or the other in the positive direction for Miami here's why because Ohio State if you watch the Big Ten championship game as evidence, Ohio State,

difficulties in the red zone, especially for a team that has as many offensive weapons.

If you wonder where Ryan Day's kind of bullheaded insistence on running the ball

when they clearly have much better options went it went

between the 10 yard line and the goal line whenever that offense gets in there and is driving for some

reason they get a bit stagnant i say a bit they're still like the i think they're like in the 40s

in terms of total red zone conversions for all teams,

but they will stall out in the red zone. How you do this with Jeremiah Smith at wide

receiver, I have no idea. But Ryan Day is talented in many ways. And this is just one facet of that talent.

That to me is the only way that this absolutely stays close, although I'm going to take a

second flyer on this. Carson Beck was paid a lot of money to play at Miami. Carson Beck cost

them two games this year. Straight up cost them two games by throwing a boatload of picks.

He might cost them a third by throwing a boatload of picks.

And no one would blame him.

If there were ever a time for Carson Beck to throw a valiant...

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