Dominating win for Indiana over Kennesaw State on Saturday.

It is Indiana State up next.

Joining us now on the program, Don Fisher is the voice of the Hoosiers.

Don, before we get to what happened on Saturday, I wanted to get your perspective on this because I think we talked about this last year.

But I was new to the fray here and it was, it was eye-opening

for me. Last year when Indiana went to UCLA, was that your first experience being in the

Rose Bowl? That is, that's the first and all the experience I've had to the Rose Bowl, yes.

So I want you to basically, I'm not twisting your arm to back me up on this, but I'm going to ask you to back me up on this. Now, I realize that you would have been up in the press box because you were calling the game. And it's a beautiful venue. I mean, it goes without saying the Rose Bowl is a historic, you know, with a beautiful backdrop and the sun. I mean, all of that. But I went to a show there on Saturday.

I had never been to the Rose Bowl. And Don, the first thing I thought to myself was in 1922,

it appears that every American was five foot 8 and 110 pounds.

Because the seats and the concourse and everything, I was like, what is going on here?

I mean, I sat down and I literally, it was like I was seated in.

I felt like William Perry sitting in coach on an RJ flight.

It was incredible.

Now, did you notice any, does any of that make sense from your observation of the Rose Bowl? No. Yeah, you're up in the press box, right? I was in the press box.

I never sat in a seat there. I walked, I walked down on the field at some point. I can't remember exactly when, but it was before the ball game and before we went on the air.

I just walked down there just to walk on the turf and, you know, to kind of memorialize my

opportunity to be at the Rose Bowl.

But I never really looked at the seats or sat down in one, so I have no idea of your

perspective.

But I trust me, I understand that because what are you, six four, six five, something

like that.

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