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It's got to be Wendy's.

And it has got to be the wee hours of the morning.

Andrew Osterman and I still wrapping out the national title game.

The media party is still raging.

They closed the bar not long ago.

But nobody's going home. Yeah, it's the adrenaline's pumping in the media room. I could just feel the adrenaline pumping off you. Yeah, well, we just got done writing. And hopefully by the time we're done recording the show, those stories will be up. And oh, mine's already up. Oh, yeah, you're fast. Uh, I took a little bit longer, but it was kind of cool to, to of like relive in the moment and try to kind of figure out like in perspective, like what this all meant because it was a pretty important time for not just Ohio State, but the sport in general in terms of, you know, the new hierarchy of the sport. We're going to have all offseason and get into the sort of thing. But it's a pretty, no matter who was going to win the national championship, we were going to learn something this year and we learned something. And you got Ryan Day raising the trophy. We just showed the video with that. I just still, and I know I've said this a bunch of times, but I think back to when you and I were,

we were in College Station because we were going to the Texas, Texas A&M game, because we

didn't think there was any chance that Ohio State would lose at home to Michigan. And they did.

And I know that people get mad when we mentioned this game in relation to this, but it is amazing

to me that they went from that to ripping through the hardest path any college football team has ever had to take through the postseason, ever.

Yeah.

And the thing that I find interesting, and Ryan Day alluded to this earlier in the week to a question that I asked about stories that will be told, you know, as the days unfold here and more media sessions are done and stuff of like what had to have occurred within that locker room in order to get them to this point.

But, you know, some of the things that I uncovered during some reporting after the game and being with his brothers in the concourse of the stadium after the game was over,

is that, you know, after the Michigan game, he wanted his brother, Chris Day, to, you know,

come to Columbus. So he drove 12 hours to be there from New Hampshire, from New Hampshire,

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