Welcome to the Audible presented by Trader Joe's. I'm Stuart Mandel, joined as always by Bruce Feldman for week sixcap. It was a crazy day.

A lot of weirdness is the way I would put it, Bruce.

And I want to start with perhaps the weirdest moment of all.

In a game that probably almost nobody was watching at the time,

but on ACC Network in primetime, Miami, Georgia Tech.

Georgia Tech, keep in mind, got whooped last week by Bowling Green.

And yet this game goes down to the wire, but Miami is in position to win.

They are up 20 to 17, and all they have to do is take a knee and the clock will run out.

And what happened next is one of the biggest coaching fiascos I've ever seen. Instead, they hand off

to Don Cheney Jr. He fumbles. Georgia Tech recovers.

And then Georgia Tech turns into, I don't know, Haines King turns into Caleb Williams.

And they go 76 yards in 26 seconds and win the game.

And we're all just left dumbfounded at what happened.

And also, like, how much, you know, Mario Cristobal has not quite, had not quite won over the Miami fan base yet.

And now when something like this happens, I feel like everybody jumps off the bandwagon.

Yeah, look, there's no other way to say it is an inexcusable coaching decision

to do that in that scenario where all you have to do is kneel on the ball twice and the game is

over. And these staffs, not just Miami, but almost all these college football staffs are so

bloated to the point where you have people who can talk

somebody off the ledge, point out the obvious in the moment because that's their job of game

management situations. And it's not the first time, like it's well, been well documented. Mario had a

similar brain cramp situation when he was at Oregon involving the Stanford game.

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