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honestly. So thanks for finding it. The buck eyes are 2 and 0 and like this is a big

deal, right? This this I went through and sort of tried to figure this out. By my calculations, what I consider

big games with everything still on the line, this is the 11th game for Urban Meyer in now his fifth season. Like these don't

come around a whole lot. Do you include, because I saw someone, someone said today and it might have been in response to the

story that you wrote on Monday about how they fair in big games and they like they

counted the Virginia Tech game in 2014 is a big game. Do you count that in that 11?

My calculation, I'll give you my calculation on the big game and then we're going to talk

handsome quarterbacks on the podcast this week. We're going to talk about what the

Houston win over Oklahoma means for Ohio State in this game

and we're going to talk about what it means in the playoff. But my calculation was the four Michigan games in his four seasons because Michigan's always a big game

Michigan State Big 10 championship in 2013 going back to Michigan State for the revenge game in 14, and in the home game last year.

So three Michigan State games, that's seven.

I didn't count the first Virginia Tech game, but I counted the revenge Virginia Tech game on the road to open the season last year

Which is eight and then I did the three games in the championship run which is the big 10 championship over Wisconsin and the two

playoff games and I didn't count the fiesta bull and I didn't count the orange ball loss because

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