Cash, the ticket is presented by Fandul's Sportsbook, Make Every Moment More. So let me skip over Penn State for a second and do the Oregon thing. So they've improved their win total every year, 13 and 1, the only way to get better, Mike, win the national title. So they do have the whiteout game at Penn State early in the season. That's going to be an issue for them. And nobody knows about Dante Moore with any degree of certainty. But I can tell you the support around him is legit. Evan Stewart's second year, the transfer from Texas A&M at receiver. DeCorean Moore is this freshman phenom they think can be plug and play right away. Correct. Hughes from Tulane is a proven back. They have a Remington candidate at center. And I don't love addressing the line in the portal, but they got studs. They got a five-star athletic freak to play on the tackle spot. The talent's there for this group. Defensively, I think they're loaded. Uyungalai is a pass rusher that I think could lead that team. And I like the safety they got from Purdue.

All jokes aside, Purdue was terrible.

The Aneman was really good. He's awesome. And he's a young kid. Wasn't he a redshirt freshman? He think he was a standout freshman. So just as an example, if you look at pro football focus, I've got a top 50 list. So just for talent distribution, Ohio State is top heavy in that they have arguably the number one and two players in America.

Caleb Downs and. 50 list. So just for talent distribution, Ohio State is top heavy in that they have arguably

the number one and two players in America. Caleb Downs and Jeremiah Smith. So, okay, where

does Oregon slot in? Well, I don't know this. What is it? Oregon's top player would be

Thineman, the safety, number 25 overall. The only other top 50 guy they have is my boy from Tulane, Mr. Mackay Hughes.

Yes.

So here's where I'm surprised.

All of the money they've spent over the last three years on O-line and D-line, you don't have a top 50 guy.

And your quarterback's not there.

This is the concern for me.

But you're right is that on a schedule basis, I would lean Oregon versus and your quarterback's not there. This is the concern for me.

But you're right is that on a schedule basis, I would lean Oregon versus Ohio State.

Yeah, again, even if Oregon stubbed their toe at Happy Valley, find me the other loss.

I don't have it.

You know, their schedule, Montana State, Oklahoma State, Northwestern, Oregon State.

I don't have it.

Indiana, Rutgers, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, USC, and at Washington rivalry game at the end of the year.

I just, I don't have it. It's 10 and 2 conservatively, probably 11 and 1 playing for a Big 10 title.

Okay, fair.

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