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I am Stephen Means. That's Stefan Christnick, and this is your Monday pod. Welcome back to leave no doubt. As you know last year, we named this pod because they won a national title. And we decided to name it to leave, no doubt pod, because that was the theme of last season and what they tried to accomplish. And they finally did do that by winning a national title. So every year, we're going to come off of football games every week and we're

going to have conversations where we're constantly trying to answer the question of did Ohio

State leave no doubt? Sometimes it's going to be the team as a whole. Sometimes we'll focus on

individual parts. This week, we're going to be focusing on Julian saying the starting quarterback

because this is the first time during his career as Ohio State starting quarterback where Ryan Day has essentially just let him loose and let him throw the ball down the field.

And it was a firework.

18 of 19, 95% completion percentage for 306 yards, four touchdowns.

One in completion, though, was a interception in the end zone.

So technically he had five passes that were caught in the end zone.

And technically, he never had a pass, hit the ground.

Stefan, before we get into what we're actually going to do today, first question, was he

better, same or worse? I mean, he couldn't have

been worse. Was he about what you thought he was in real time when your rewatch or was it even

better? Yeah, I think it was about the same, but I was also super high on it as I was watching

it happened, just watching, you know, looking up in the press box and seeing Fox show the

replays and the accuracy that Julian

Sane was displaying. I was pretty high on it as it happened. And I actually kind of went into

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