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Ari, we are here at Ohio Stadium where we just watched Bell Meat Ass.

Yeah.

Ohio State destroyed Tennessee.

Yeah.

We have said on the show multiple times in the last month and even years dating back to you know 20 20 that

if ohio state shows up yeah nobody wants to play them and Ryan day in this program has gone a long time

showing us that you know and it was easy to doubt that that existed you know after what happened

at michigan and stuff but that what we're talking about. See that, oh, right there? That's, that's where they had the fight. That's where the flag was attempted to be planted. I guess it was planted. There was no planting of anything tonight. There was no nothing. Well, except maybe the seeds of potentially a national championship run, which is unbelievable.

Buckeye seeds?

Buckeye seeds.

Nuts.

Listen, if you're an Ohio State fan, there is nothing more that you could have asked for on that field on Saturday night. No, it's perfect.

First of all, second target to Jeremiah Smith, which was a touchdown, by the way, came with 10 minutes to go in the first quarter.

That's how many targets he had in the entire Michigan game.

And they kept going.

And it was just, it was like someone tapped them on the shoulder.

And by someone, I mean everyone.

And reminded them they have better players than everyone

else, and they acted like it.

Yeah.

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