Welcome to the Audible, presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Stuart Mandel, joined as always by Bruce Feldman.

It is Thanksgiving week.

It is rivalry week.

Bruce, before we get to that, why don't we take a little bit of a rewind to the weekend?

We both were out covering games this week.

So you were at the big game in Columbus this weekend.

Impressions of your whole trip there and what you take away from getting your first glimpse at the Buckeyes in person.

It's always good to be back in Columbus. I think over the course of my career, I've probably covered more games at

the horseshoe than anywhere else, but not as many recently. Great atmosphere there. The weather

cooperated. It actually, the forecast was for there to be a downpour at some point, and it

finally happened after the game when we were back up in the

press box writing so I appreciated that.

I think that my biggest takeaway, I mean, first of all, yes, it was their closest game to

this point.

In fact, it was even a four-point game at one point, even into early in the fourth quarter,

and I never felt like Penn State was going to win.

Ohio State was dominant.

Not even when the game got narrowed after back-to-back turnovers and the momentum shifted?

No, I thought that, okay, they just shot themselves on the foot as much as a team possibly can.

The back-to-back, J.K. Daven's fumble at his own 12, and then the Justin Fields

fumble.

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