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All right, welcome back into the Nick Bob podcast. I am taping this. It is about 7 o'clock on Thursday, July 27th. Nebraska had their appearance in Indianapolis for Big Ten media days, and I wanted to get out a quick reaction pod for Nebraska. Of course, Jeff Sims, Ethan Piper, and Luke Rimer were the

player representatives and the head honcho himself. Matt Ruhl was there and he spoke. So I got

11 takes, 11 takes from Nebraska's Big Ten Media Day appearance. So here we go. Take number one.

I was fascinated, very interested to see how

Matt Ruhl would answer the expectation question. And, you know, just kind of like any

question in general about the timeline for success, both in year one and beyond. And of course,

I thought Ruhle handled it extremely well.

He, like, he answered it the best way to answer it how, if I would have been on the plane with him to Indianapolis,

if he would have said, Nick, how should I answer the, the expectation question?

Like, he answered it how I thought he should have.

He struck the right balance of confidence with also tempering expectations and downplaying

expectations.

Like he was humble.

He was positive, but he was realistic on a variety of fronts.

And I just, I thought, I thought this going in.

I think I even said this on, on Shikinick,

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