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Jeff, Tom will be along shortly. Dr. Matthew in the house as usual on Twitter. It's at Jay Cameron Show.

And away we go. It is a fun show to break down. It's kind of a fun time to look at this team, to look at this program, to look at where we're at, to talk about this upcoming game, to talk about the mess that was Saturday and what you hold on for dear life after seemingly having something locked away.

Just all these things that can test what you are as an organization, as a coaching staff, as a player, and really frankly, you know, like I said, as a program because there are a lot of things that are preached and talked about and reiterated and emphasized.

And occasionally those things look to play out in such a way that leads you to believe that they're certainly bought into and believed in and embraced.

And then there's been plenty of evidence to see things that suggest that's not always true. And what for the state can certainly learn from that nail by dirt against a Boston college team that prior to Saturday had shown no sign of being that kind of a team, capable of anything close to that.

If you don't know that team lost to Northern Illinois who subsequently lost to Southern Illinois and who Nebraska handle easily.

That Boston college team that we just watched was two or three plays away from losing the Holy Cross likely should have lost the game if Holy Cross doesn't fumble inside the BC 40-yard line late.

So this wasn't just made up out of thin air that they didn't look good that there weren't things going for them that they had limited skill that they were struggling.

It was a fact that that's how they had played up to that point.

And I just wonder, you know, if Florida State at 3110 didn't decide in their mind the game was over.

But these are big picture things that we can talk about. I'm very, very curious about a lot of things that won't be answered until this Saturday.

And that's what I think is interesting is that you really can't know for certain a lot of the questions or they can't be answered a lot of these questions until we see what happens on Saturday.

It certainly changes the dynamic changes the conversation.

This is a game where in a lot of ways the things that we were nitpicking about quote unquote nitpicking about, you know, if you go back to the conversation after the Southern Miss game and even after the LSU game, let's go back.

Let's do that and then we'll assess this game and look ahead to the next.

After the LSU game, I remember thinking on the one hand, it's pretty incredible that you could play a B minus game against LSU that you could that you could play in that situation against that team with that kind of talent on that stage and not play anywhere close to your best game.

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