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Arnold Washington Wednesday here as the regular season has come to an end not necessarily the end

anybody was hoping for as I sort of limped to the finish with big loss to Oregon, Brock, looking at things.

What kind of year was it? Yeah, I mean, you're six and six into a bowl game. And that the bowl game

was going to be, to me, the biggest goal. The number in Vegas was seven. They should have,

could have would have got to seven, right? If you'd have gone eight and four, I think you'd have probably maybe exceeded

expectations and there were two right there for you. I mean, the Wazoo game and the Rutgers

game were two games at two, three, four plays that you have right there, like Gino Smith

capitalizes at the end and makes this team is eight and four. They feel just like that, a six

and six to eight and four team. Kind of like Laumaya to Christian Haynes. Is there that much that, a six and six to eight and four team.

Kind of like Laumaya to Christian Haynes.

Is there that much difference between a six and six and eight and four team in the Big Ten?

Minnesota, Rutgers, Washington, they're all kind of middle tier.

Iowa.

Now, the difference is, and I guarantee you, is Jed Fish is going to have press conferences and talk over the weeks ahead and the portal and the player retention and player acquisition and the recruiting class and yada, yada, line of scrimmage is the single biggest key.

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