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Now in what should be the last year of divisions in the big 10, the talk is going to center

mostly around Michigan and Ohio State. There's a little bit of Penn State talk sprinkled

in there. But the main question that we'll be asked is which of those two teams I just

mentioned at the beginning can possibly win a national championship. Now, Ohio State

is very talented. And what Ryan Day has done there in his 10 years has been very impressive.

They've had to run a great quarterbacks like CJ Stroud, Justin Fields, DeWayne Haskins,

JT Barrett, and so on. I can go back and enlist them all. And they've won double-digit games

every year since 2011. Obviously minus the COVID year where they only played eight. But

at some point, a speed bump comes along. And that year is this year. Now, this isn't

some wild take. I harbour no ill will toward Ohio State. They've never done anything wrong

to me. It's actually very calculated when you look at it. The book guys have to replace

their two tackles and their center along with a quarterback in a battle right now that

hasn't seen either player show that breakaway ability yet. Mix that with the schedule.

The features road games at Notre Dame, Wisconsin, and Michigan. And that's why, in my opinion,

the book guys are going to go nine and three this year. Now, the FBI and the computers

and chat GPT can say whatever the hell they want, but a computer hat doesn't take a

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