This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed human.

Hoosier Daddy.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

So I mentioned on the radio show, I wish I had jumped on the story that was the Indiana

Hoosiers football team earlier in the year because just

crazy story for all kinds of different reasons with about as unlikely a team as you could

possibly imagine winning the national championship and going undefeated last night and beating

all these multi-million dollar coaches and these storied programs

and everything like that. Indiana literally the least storied program in all of Division

1 football. They have the losingest program in the history of football and then won it all last

night. But a couple things I wanted to mention. So first, this Signetti guy, their coach, who was all kinds of an interesting character. And I didn't realize this until a couple of weeks ago, but he's famous for having no facial expressions. He just has no expression no matter what happens. Mr. Spock on the sidelines, yep. It's wild. Interception run back for a touchdown against him. No expression. It's as if he didn't see it. And then the reverse happens. They just win the game in the last second. It's like he was thinking of something else. He just had no facial expression for some reason. Odd thing to do. But I wasn't aware of this until last night I was reading all these different stories

that New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal,

everybody had these long stories about all the different aspects of this

phenomenon that was Indiana football this year

and all the different angles that were so interesting

in one of them being this coach.

In college football, for the last many years, it's been like a handful of really high-profiled, very highly compensated coaches.

And they go around from school to school and win different championships because when they go to the school, they can recruit all the best players.

This guy that Indiana hired was a nobody who came from nobody schools,

...