That was the ass beating of a lifetime.

I don't even know another way to put it.

Like typically in these reactions, we open up with, you know, kind of the crazy parts of the game and what happened and just an overall overview.

But you don't have to be John Madden or a football savant to realize that this Indiana team, that they're unbelievable. And we're going to get into it here on Crane and Cohn. Appreciate you guys joining us. Make sure if you're not subscribed. You do that. You know the rules here. Over 200K on our way to 500 million and even beyond. I don't want to sell us short. David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback, even though he's got an Indiana shirt on. Blaine Crane, former Western State Colorado wide receiver, even though he's got an

Ireland sweater on or hoodie, whatever. I'm to the point now, David, and this is something that

we've actually said for a while. It's almost sociopathic the way that Indiana is going about this.

You know, if you've ever ever coached or played,

you understand that it's actually harder to come back out and play well

after something good happens than after something bad happens.

I mean, I never had to motivate a DB to come out and play better that next drive

after he gave up a big play or something.

It was always harder to get him up to make plays after something good happened.

I am just, again, sitting here, trying to pick my brain and think the last time that I've seen a team that is as mentally and physically disciplined

as consistently as Indiana is. And Oregon had a great year, this that, and the other, we can sit here

and say that. But this night is about Indiana and just what Kurt Signetti, who I don't think he

feels any emotion. I don't think he feels anything.

And it's kind of like what Dexter from that show's dad was trying to get him to be instead of what he ended up being. Like, it's just, it's amazing to me, Cohn. You know, what Indiana is doing, and I know they have one more big one to go, they're going to try and win the national championship. but even if they fall short of that, what Indiana has done is one of the most incredible stories I can remember in all of sports, not just in college football, because you really don't see this in this sport. College basketball,

yeah, you can go get a couple really great players, have some old guards, let's say, make a run in the tournament, college baseball, have a couple ace pitchers really shut people down,

make a run in Omaha. The NFL, the way the draft structure works, you can go from worse to best

in any given season. What Kirk Signetti and the Indiana Hoosiers are doing absolutely shocks me.

And when you look at this roster with eight four and five stars,

and I think Oregon had over 50 four and five star players, this is healthy for our sport because

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