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Oh, and we got reactions to Miami's 2724 win against Notre Dame.

A massive crazy clock management debacle with Mario Cristobal on the field.

And it was not his fault.

He was not the perpetrator this time.

There's like 19 different angles here.

This might be a full episode.

Yeah.

What was, yeah, what was that?

That like little flick.

That was a redshirt freshman first year starter, getting sacked, trying to do something,

trying to get rid of the ball,

committing intentional grounding. There's a 10-second runoff. He then gets sacked again.

Ruben Bain is busy posing, and it doesn't occur to CJ Carr that you have to snap the ball

where the game ends. Yeah, well, I mean, the truth is, if he would have just taken the sack, it probably would have been the same general thing. They were going to lose at that point. I mean, Ruben Bain has decided he was not going to get blocked on that last drive. And that was pretty much it. Yeah, I was actually convinced that we were going to have an actual Mario Cristobald debacle there at the end because I hated the third and five decision there to just willingly give the ball back.

To set up the field goal to win the game?

Do you hate that?

I hated it because you don't willingly give the other team the ball back in exchange for a timeout when you can run the clock down and kick the field goal with no time left. I guess they ended up winning. It worked out, but they had plenty of time. Well, they had to get the first down. Would you rather them gone for it on fourth down instead of keeping the field goal? I just don't think you willingly give them the ball back for in exchange for their timeout. They might have still had to give them the ball back, but he made a decision to allow them to have the ball.

No, I mean, if they'd run for more than more yards than they needed for a first down, then they wouldn't have. Yeah, I mean, I guess. You're just mad because he ran up the middle. But I don't know. No, no, no. I just, I think that like Notre Dame was anticipating that and they stopped it because they were anticipating it. They wouldn't have been anticipating something creative and they might have gotten the first downer one.

That's not what's important.

Yeah.

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