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Yeah. All right, Alex, in football, in your mind, what constitutes a blowout?

Like, point-wise?

Probably 20-plus points.

20-plus?

Yeah.

And at what point in the game must that be achieved?

Probably, like, second half. Like, if you go up a lot in the first half, that achieved? Probably like second half.

Like if you go up a lot in the first half, that doesn't necessarily mean a lot,

because the game could easily get close in the second half.

Well, I mean, no, no, no.

I mean, we're talking about the final score.

Okay.

Being what you said, 20 plus points, whatever.

When, I mean, like, you can't, you can't have, like, a 10 to 7 game with 12 minutes left in the game and then score three touchdowns and be like, oh, we blew them out.

Like, no, you didn't.

You scored at the end.

It needs to have one team being, like, clearly ahead of the other team, I think, for most

of the game.

For most of the other team, I think, for most of the games. For most of the game. So there has to be

some separation in the first half. Yeah. And then it continues in the second half. Okay. So I was thinking

about this and, you know, Michigan hasn't really had a blowout in football this year. Like,

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