Time now for the College Football Inquirer with Dan Wetsall.

It can only end on a November afternoon in Ann Arbor. They have to go up and punch the bully and knock

him out.

Ross Gellinger!

One-handed Ryan Day versus two-handed 86-year-old Lou Holt's in a cage match.

And let's just make it even better.

Let's put the cage at the big house. And S.I.'s pad 40!

By everything Marcus Freeman is trying to live down, Ryan Day is trying to live down.

So, you know, they play, had a lot of tough plays in that game, but that was not one of them.

That was not some owed to toughness right here.

Here's Pat Russ and Dan.

All right, welcome to the pod presented by Invesco QQ and I gotta tell you,

I did not think I'd be discussing this again,

but when we have the head coach at Ohio State, possibly the most popular college

football team in the country, in a back and forth with an 86 year old Lou Holtz.

Octa Geri and Lou Holtz has not coached anywhere since 2004

when he left his fourth program on probation.

I love Lou. Lose good quote. He's interesting. You know, obviously he makes these comments last week the day before the Ohio State Notre Dame game.

Notre Dame being one of those four schools.

He also won a national title there.

We thought they were pretty benign saying Ryan Day has lost to Alabama, Georgia Clemson,

Michigan twice.

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