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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, Bucky, Rhett with you.

Buck, we missed you yesterday.

I took care of the little dig at Rett for Indiana getting their doors blown off. But feel free. The floor is yours if you'd like to chime in on that. Smallest margin of victory of any of the games. Let's just keep that in mind. That's right. No. No, no, no digs. I think I learned a lot watching the college football playoffs in terms of team building. One, jimmy's and Joe's,

dwarfed X's and O's. All the teams that advanced had more, had better personnel.

The other thing, when you're looking at teams, and I'll say this used in Notre Dame and Indiana, to me it was very apparent body types. Like Notre Dame looked like a heavyweight team.

Indiana didn't.

And I think physically when we talk about ideals in the scouting process, they're

prototypes that you look for.

Notre Dame looked like the prototypical team.

But that also came from the lessons that they learned, one, getting up by Alabama in 2012, losing

multiple times in the college football, B, C, whatever it was, when they lost to Clemson

and some other teams, they had to go through the process to figure out how to build their team

to play with those teams. And so I think it's been a program that's learned a lot of lessons

that has put them in a position to do it.

For Indiana, this loss will help them figure out how we need to be built to be able to compete with those teams.

Just like SMU learned dealing with Penn State.

It's just a different level when you get to those elite teams, those top 10 teams, how your team has to be

constructed.

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