Well done. Welcome to the audible presented by Trader Joe's. I'm Stuart Mandel joined by Bruce Feldman the morning after LSU's national championship victory over Clemson.

We are still here in New Orleans, Bruce.

What do you think will be your lasting image of the game?

You know, I don't know.

I mean, because there was a lot of thoughts that were going through my head just seeing early on, if I like, when you're sitting next to me in the in the press box.

It felt like for the first couple of drives.

We're not not much was going on, but then Clemson had Elshoo backed up in their own territory, a lot of zero

blitzing. They definitely, I think Brentevals had the LSU offense on its heels and then Clemson started to go a little bit and then Clemson

hit some big plays and I don't know at one point it was 17-7 or something along the

lines of that. I think our colleague Ari Wassermanerman put out or something that was like who covers Ohio State as if it's unclear

we all know Ari it's unclear whether this was just a blatant troll job or not he said he said watching these two teams

I'm real I know but there was two two tweets it was another one that was a reference to well well, LSU, like, they were fortunate that they

got Oklahoma because they wouldn't have gotten through.

You know, it was like, here comes the blow out from Clemson, we saw this movie last year

against Alabama. I'd remember thinking, remember thinking this offense is going to get

going. What I didn't really expect to was Trevor Lawrence is talented and as

gifted as he is, looked more like a freshman last night or on Monday night

than he did last year against Alabama when he actually was a true freshman.

And so to see that, you know, it was just like, whoa, here it comes.

It was like an avalanche.

And it felt like, and this is where I was going with that,

it felt like when we were sitting there watching,

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