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Zach Osterman from the Indianapolis Star who's joining us now on the Java House Peelham Poor guest line,

whether or not he has experienced this.

He joins us now in the program, Zach.

Osterman. Thank you, Eddie.

Zach, you have or have not been to the Rose Bowl? I've never been to the Rose Bowl. I didn't make the trip last year when Indiana played UCLA. Okay, because the one thing that it is a,

I went this year for the first time, I mean, I've been outside the Rose Bowl in Pasadena,

but going in as a spectator at an event there,

the one thing that I will tell Indiana fans,

if you have a chance, and by now you probably wouldn't,

but if you're buying on the secondary market,

try to buy tickets as close to the end of the aisle as possible because the

sections are literally like 55 rows or seats across. And if you're sitting in say 27 and 28,

it is like an airplane. It is the tightest, the outside of the parking lot that we have here, it's the tightest stadium I've ever

seen in the fact that it's, you know, 90,000 seats or whatever it may be, and it should be like

65,000. You know what I mean? But a fabulous venue and Indiana going to be there. Question would

be this. The better matchup for Indiana, Alabama or Oklahoma?

You know, I've obviously discussed this with people for, I guess, a couple weeks now.

And I think it is a difficult question to answer. And the reason why is because I think a lot of people would lean Oklahoma because Oklahoma has struggled so consistently to move

and score the ball this season. And, you know, frankly, even if you look at, you know,

some of the games Oklahoma played against teams that were not very good, they still had some

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