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Podcast ain't played nobody.

And still, even though the playoff has been named, even though the Bulls have been selected,

still nobody has played anybody anywhere in the country.

So we're right there with him Godfrey how was your

how was Indiana if you've ever seen the movie Road to Perdition it was like that with a couple

extra TGI Fridays that's a couple extra TGI Fridays. Do they still have the waffle steaks, the waffle steak houses?

Yes, yes.

It was the first time I haven't had to, I'm trying to think, pull off the side of the road because of some major storm or problem in Indiana.

So that was nice. The last time I did a big ten title game, all the roads were frozen over in true

glorious big tin fashion and then I did a sweet sixteen up there and an ice storm did the same thing.

So I was super happy about that. It was a really interesting game Bill because we like to

either reinforce or debunk narrative and it did both at the same time all night long where there's like

400 credentialed media has really a really big event because obviously it was

whether Jeff Long wants to admit it or not it was a de facto play-in-game and we all

kind of sat in our hands for three quarters thinking like this is so big ten this is

oh God this is a prime time. This is ugly. They don't know how to score points. This is terrible. And then right in the euphoria of that last drive, the 22 play drive by Michigan State to win the game, it was like,

oh my god, this is so big 10. This is the big 10.

And so I don't know.

Neither of those statements was incorrect.

The games like this are just funny because, you know, when I'm doing the, at the end of the year, I'll do my, you know, top 100 games of the year list.

And that one will end up pretty high even though it was unwatchable for three quarters.

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