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Hi, Ralph Jones for college football.

We always do on this program.

We reach a lot of college football fans.

They're all over the world, all over the country, excuse me.

Power 4 schools ranked by the most losing season since 2000.

I saw this.

All right.

Why did you see it, Nick?

It's in my algorithm.

21.

21 is the most losing seasons by a powerful school since 2000.

And that means what's technically 25 seasons.

If you count 2,026 seasons.

Yeah.

And the national championship from last year was Indiana. They have 21 losing seasons. Well, they look like they're on the right track now. NIL, man. Kansas has 21 losing seasons in that time period, and so does Vanderbilt. See, Kansas needed to keep the Fat Man. Yeah. No, no, they're better now. They're better now than, then, well, Fatman was in the 90s, right? No, wasn't? That was in the 2000s. Yeah. Yeah, but I bet he accounts for those four winning seasons. No, no, they wouldn't win in recently. Yeah. Weren't they kind of at their peak, though, with the fat man? Yeah. No, no. Playing and, like, they were... That Leopold guy just, they had a great winning season the other week, other year, a couple years back. I don't really, I don't really care. But Arizona State, Todd, how many think they've lost? Losing seasons. Losing seasons since 2000, so it's 26 seasons. Oh, well, most of them.

Nine.

Yeah? You only got nine losing seasons? Oh, okay. All right. They've been to. Right there. Since you saw this, Nick, you probably memorized it. Nebraska's at 10. 10, yeah. That's crazy. Yes. It's crazy because, you know, when Todd and I moved in the middle of the country there to Omaha,

they were unbeatable, and they've had 10 losing seasons since 2000,

and it's been glorious for non-Husker fans.

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