So, Treb, you're ready to move on to the next section?

You're good to go?

Okay, let's do it.

We're just going to kind of work through here.

The next two segments, we're going to just kind of quickly work through some strengths

and weaknesses of Indiana.

And then we're going to talk about some matchups.

These are going to be sort of just giving you all a peripheral of them because we're

going to dive more, really take an even deeper dive into some of these specifics tomorrow. So tomorrow we'll break down

the NERNAM offense against the Indiana defense, and that's going to be the entire focus

tomorrow. And then we'll do the defense on Wednesday. But we wanted to kind of touch on a few things

here, Trev. And when you look at the strengths and weaknesses of this football team, we'll start with

the offense and talk about what they're good at.

And there's a lot of talk about, boy, they got a really explosive pass attack.

And they're really a good throwing team.

And I've heard that said before.

I don't think that they are.

I don't think that they're a really pass heavy football team that just throws it all over the yard.

That is not who this Indiana team is.

What makes this Indiana offense so good, Trevor, and why they are a team that is

averaging over 40 points a game is they're incredibly balanced.

On the season, Indiana, if you look at their offense this year, average 438.8 points per yards per game.

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