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I would like to say this, and we were efforting catching up with LaBarre Arrington, who by the way is in Arizona,

where his Penn State Nittany Alliance took care of business last night and took care of business against

Boise State. And the game kind of played out pretty much how you expected the game to play

out. That Boise State was going to battle because they play hard. If Ashton Gentie didn't have a

big-time monster performance, then Boise State was going to be up against it.

But ultimately, Penn State was the better team.

They were favored by 11, 12 points, whatever it closed at, going into the game for a reason,

and Penn State got it done.

And so what we've gotten thus far through the first five games of the college football playoff, this new expanded 12-team

college football playoff. What we've gotten is basically chalk. You've gotten all the results

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