The Hoosiers of Indiana, whoever would have guessed, maybe it's time for us to extinguish that phrase of like, how did we get here?

But we knew that Kurt Signetti was going to be able to turn things around.

I told you at the beginning of the year, I was like, look, I'm all in.

I think Indiana is going to be really good.

I'm all in.

Anybody, anybody who tells you at this point that they expected or anticipated that the Hoosiers were going to be really good. I'm all in. Anybody, anybody who tells you at this point that they

expected or anticipated that the Hoosiers were going to be facing the possibility of going

into double-digit wins while still unblemished on the schedule would be lying to you.

There's no way that anybody thought. I saw it coming, Jake. I'm sure you did.

When you asked me earlier this year if I would be playing in the Rose Bowl, in the Rose Bowl, or just in UCLA, I told you they would be playing in the Rose Bowl.

Duh.

Do you have audio of that?

Oh, yes.

I'll go back and find it.

I'm sure you do.

But I also think that there was a lot of expectation that Michigan would be in a better situation than they are.

But what does it mean with Michigan now coming into Indiana, joining us now in the Express Pro Tire and Auto Guest Line, a guy that covers the Wolverines for the athletic.

He is a return guest to the program, which we appreciate.

Austin Meek joins us.

Austin, I will begin, and I appreciate the time with this question.

Coming off the loss to Oregon for Michigan, you know, they're kind of limping their way into Bloomington.

What has been other than just roster attrition? What's been the biggest difference from last year to

...