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And now, Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up, everybody?

Welcome to Move the Sticks.

DJ Buck with you on a Monday and December buck where the weather is cool.

I'll be honestly, I forgot going to Atlanta. I don't know why I've got this in my mind that Atlanta's warm this time of year. I'm off the plane. The charges is like, whoa, it's football weather out here. Thank God this game's indoors. How are you doing, bud? Man, I am good. It was a great holiday weekend. It was great watching a bunch of football. We're going to get into some of the robberies in college football that showed up and you just love all of that stuff about college football. But then also some very compelling NFL games that I think there are a lot of lessons to be learned from those. Yeah, no doubt. We're going to get to the NFL here in a minute. We've got a head coaching change that we will tackle as well. But I do want to start with your take on what took place college football over the weekend. Some crazy games, man. Insane games. All the fighting and the flags and all that stuff, we can, that's already been hit on by every show under the suns. I don't even really care about that. We can leave that alone.

But just biggest takeaways, I want to start first of Ohio State, Michigan, and let

you know how fun it is to walk into a team meal room and see Jesse Mentor sitting next

to Joey Bosa, sitting next to Jim Harbaugh, while Ohio State and Michigan is coming down to the close.

That was, I just sat in there.

I wasn't even, at some point time, I'm not even watching the game.

I just want to see if there's any interaction there that was taking place, but it was a trip.

I think that game, I think that game captures all the stuff that we love about college football.

Go to record is out, two teams that really don't like each other.

Like, there's a real robbery.

Anyone who has had an opportunity to go to that game and to walk into that game

and to feel the disdain that Ohio State fans have for Michigan fans,

like that is a real thing.

And then when you go into the stadium and you feel the energy between the two

participants, you know it's real. But to me, in spite of all, the contentiousness, the competitiveness,

the acrimony that exists between the two teams, styles make fights. And there is a confidence that

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