Merry Christmas, everybody.

Tim Priestley on Monday, December 23rd.

We are talking the Camping World Bowl here today, a little bit of offensive play

calling and decision-making among Reese Taylor and Quinn. A little bit analysis that we did

earlier this week. I think we can, Tim, we can start getting back to talking about Nordame

versus Iowa State, whereas last week was a lot about Chip Long, but there's overlap there

because it's certainly applicable to what Nordame's going to have to do against John Haycock,

Haycock, a really good defensive coordinator for Iowa State. We'll get into all that. But I thought

it was interesting from Saturday, Tim. Was that Saturday? I'm getting my days mixed up now.

In terms of Brian Kelly talking about the collaborative offense and the communication and it had,

it seemed to have everything to do with Chip Long not being there and a guy that probably didn't

communicate really well.

We know he didn't do a great job with that with the players along the way.

And then certainly there's a little bit of friction as to some decision making on the

offensive side of the ball.

As soon as I heard it, I thought back to our podcast when I mentioned, look, if Chip Long

didn't want Jeff Quinn, that's fine because not a lot of people wanted Jeff Quinn.

But once he's there, it is now your job.

Absolutely.

To be communicating with Jeff Quinn.

And Brian Kelly is putting it out there that there was not enough communication.

When he says the untrained eye isn't going to see what we have tweaked for this, that

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