All right, here we go.

Bowl game style.

Bo Rood, Nick Baugh, recapping it one final time.

One final time for this season.

We're a little late, man.

We are a little late.

Las Vegas Bowl, Utah, 44, Nebraska, 22.

Full disclosure, we are taping this.

It's January 4th. The game occurred on December 31st. But I've been all over the map. On 31st, I was in Cincinnati calling Yukon and Xavier, flew home New Year's Day, had to get ready for Nebraska, Michigan State, which was an enormous game. So I spent all of New Year's Day. I didn't watch a second of any playoff game. I was watching all. I watched four Michigan State games. And so like, sacrifice. So it's, I mean, it's just, I don't know how you want to put it that. But like, I, I apologize for not being able to get back to recording this. I just watched the game yesterday for the first time. I knew I had like I knew the outcome I had

and all that. So it's always we always talk about it's different when you watch something knowing how

it's going to unfold. Real quick before we get into like when it was seven nothing or 14 to seven

did you kind of did you did you kind of think what?

Uh-oh.

Is it in Nebraska? Look out, JBR? I wasn't overly optimistic. I don't think. I really wasn't. I was like, that's good, but like I just didn't know, like I wanted to see a whole quarter play out. And I think that was by the, by the Utah's first drive, I kind of went, okay, like, this is not going to be a cake walk.

Well, in a lot, okay, like, this is not going to be a cake walk.

Well, in a lot, in all reality, and I kind of want to get more into what I'm about to ask you, that was, that was kind of how a lot of games started.

Nebraska typically, like the first couple of drives, they would like move the ball well.

And then I don't know if they, they run out of their script or something like that or the defense gets a better fit.

I don't know what to attribute it to.

So it wasn't all, I guess what I'm saying is it's not all that out of the ordinary for Nebraska to start well offensively moving the ball. And then all of a sudden it just comes to a screeching halt. In some ways, if you asked me to describe what were most

games like, I would say Nebraska's offense moves the ball in the first and second possessions

and then they usually just go into a into a shell for two and a half quarters.

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