All righty, Vince.

Are you ready for rapid fire?

Wow.

I thought we kind of eased into rapid fire already.

It did kind of feel like it a little bit, but...

Let's go. All right. Here we go. So Riley Leonard asked on ESPN on the field last night about Marcus Freeman's half-time message to get him going.

He said, you know, history is written by conquerors. We're holding the pen. We decided how we want to write our history. And, you know, history is written by Conquerors. We're holding the pen. We decide how we

want to write our history. And I'm a firm believer in whether you think you can, or you can't do

something you're right. We believe that we can do it. And we went out there and did it. I will say it was

much easier to hear on TV. Like that band was really drowning him out. But the line,

in case you couldn't hear it, history is written by the conquerors, and we're holding the

pen. Rate that, scale of one to ten bits. Oh, that's a 27. And I know that it kind of

steps from the Manteo speech that he gave in the, in the documentary. But that was way back at week two. And my point is,

yes, it kind of falls in line with what Teo said and he handed him the pen, you know, the whole thing.

I actually don't, I kind of remember that, but I don't remember it very specifically. I did

watch those episodes, but I don't.

Yeah, he said it was something similar. It was like, you know, you have a chance to write your

own history. Okay. And then he handed Marcus Freeman the pen. And it wasn't quite that quote. It wasn't

quite the, you know, history is written by the conquerors and we have the pen. Like that wasn't,

right. That wasn't the exact quote. But I have heard some form of history is, by the conquerors and we have the pen like that wasn't right that wasn't the

exact quote but i have heard some form of history is you know right right the victors the conquerors

right right right before yeah but that particular quote in that moments it's very reminiscent for me

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