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It's a few hours after Nordnames's 30 to 3 loss in the Cotton Bowl to Clemson with Tim O'Malley, Tim Priester.

Pete Sampson's still doing his work at the stadium, so we wanted

to knock this out and, you know, give the post-mortem to another major bowl in which Nordame has

laid an egg. I think this one's a little bit different because, you know, obviously, Nordim can't afford to lose a player like Julian Love in a game like this against a receiving core and a passing game like that.

And so that was a bad break. And then, you know, you had the bad break of the call on the fumble kickoff that was overruled.

But ultimately, I mean, over the course of 60 minutes, you know that, I mean, Norden was not going to

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