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Welcome back to a Tuesday book. I talk to Nathan. We're going to briefly talk about the national title game.

I am in Bloomington because I drove outside the Indianapolis gouge zone because I didn't want to pay three or five or seven or nine hundred dollars for a hotel.

So I drove until the hotel right started with a one. So I forgot Nathan that Bloomington is west of Indianapolis though it is not eased.

Yeah, that's what I was about to say. Like why aren't you staying in like Crawford'sville or well actually that would still be that he just northwest. Why are you staying east of Indianapolis?

All right, 14 year resident of the state of Indiana with your geography lesson. How about a 14 hour person with familiarity of maps?

It's been a long week. So I was driving like at three o'clock last night. I was driving at three o'clock in the morning after the game and I was like, am I going west? Why is Bloomington east of Indianapolis between Indianapolis and Columbus in my head?

And this is not an actuality. So I have a long drive back to Columbus Tuesday afternoon, but we want to talk a little bit about Stetson Bennett because we have to.

But we're also going to talk about Justin, Brian Hartline. And then I want to we want to talk about I think on the Wednesday pod bigger impressions of this SEC title game and what it told us about.

It was played in the Midwest. What did it tell us about football in the Midwest and where the big 10 and Ohio State specifically isn't competitive with the SEC right now.

But we're going to save that for Wednesday. I want to do a little more research into that. So let's just start real quickly from the national title game. I will just say Nathan and everybody you can go find the college football survivor show it's going up Tuesday.

Shahan and I already did a 50 minute podcast wrapping up the national title game in whole and sharing all our thoughts about what happened there. Normally the Tuesday pods only for Apple subscribers today. It's free for everybody. So go find it where we listen podcasts.

The idea that for no reason, no reason. I just started doing a hackneyed impression of an SEC quarterback last year for no reason why we don't cover Georgia. Why would I do that.

I mean, it was three and two was a start of last year. It's nothing. It's not like coach Joe when he won a national title and it was everywhere. There was no reason for me to do it. I feel like I fueled sets embedded to a national title.

I never I mean, I can't I don't think I can ever do an impression on this podcast again because I was getting text messages last night during the game that like Doug, you're all clear.

Keep mocking Stetson Bennett because he's he's terrible. And then it was like, nope, he's a champion. So I was not and I'm no longer nine and three Doug. I'm Stetson Bennett Doug.

It's like what did I add it to the list of the dumbest things I've ever done. It's like make fun of the guy who won it all.

Look in the era of name, image and likeness and and people finding new ways to, you know, monetize their influence and their brand. I think you should probably solicit donations from other.

Like walk on or buried on the death chart quarterbacks to start doing completely uninformed impressions of what they may or may not sound like based on their name and their general region of the country.

And see if that lifts them to greater heights.

I can't believe it. And I was like all like three quarters last night. I was like, I'd bench him. I'd put in the other guy. All I did. I had my own special. I had my binoculars. I had my own Stetson Bennett cam.

I was just watching him on the sideline the entire game talking to JT Daniels, talking to the coaches like, oh my god, they got to take him out now.

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