All right, we are back with an instant reaction episode.

Miami starts slow, finishes strong, earns a 38 to 10 victory over Syracuse.

We're going to dive into it here now.

Just talk from top of the dome here immediately after the game.

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nick muserino of the moosurino law group his information is in the show notes. Okay, Gabby, like this,

to me, like, this is kind of an easy game to talk about because you just talk about it as the way

the game flowed. First quarter, slow start, offense sputtering, lots of punts. And, you know,

the defense to their credit did not start slow.

They allowed Miami's offense to find itself eventually.

And look, let me say like Syracuse is obviously a really bad team.

So, and a really bad offense in particular.

And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and the, the, the, the, the point that

ignited Miami's offense finally got it going was a dayland up Shaw tunnel screen,

which went for 40 plus yards.

And then, you know, in hindsight, it was just like the offense kind of took a deep breath.

Shannon Dawson dialed up a nice little trick play where Malikai Tony threw it back to Carson Beck.

And he scored a touchdown, a receiving touchdown on that play.

Got some juice going on the sideline.

No anxiety feelings anymore on the sideline.

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