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All right. I'm here and Aaron's here. We're going to have one guest on the show. Jeff Erman is going to join the show. He covers the Terps.

And Maryland's got a huge game tonight that Aaron and I will both be at against Penn State.

Really the biggest home game they've had in more than a decade, maybe a lot longer than that.

I'd go back to, look, there were some big games during the Ralph Regen era.

You had games at the end of the year for a potential birth in the ACC title game against Wake Forest,

but those games didn't have like the feel of a

Friday night game against Penn State, you know, early in the season. They had some big games

against Florida State over the years when Maryland was ranked, but they got blown out in some of

those games early in the season, but I'm excited about tonight's game. Aaron and I'll talk about it.

We'll have Jeff on to discuss it as well.

Smell test coming up a little bit later on. I wanted to start with the game last night.

That was a really entertaining Thursday night football game. I had the Eagles, by the way, plus four,

and I had Memphis minus 11, both winners last night. Not smell test winners, but I gave them out as liens on the podcast. Did you have both or did you? You were going to play a total in one of those games. Yeah, I decided not to play anything on the show I do in the afternoons. I gave out a prop, which was Miles Sanders over 60 yards, which hit. That did hit. Yeah. In fact, you know, Sanders and Jordan Howard last night, I mean, they ran rough shot over

a team that had been playing great defense.

The holes, the gaping holes that they had to run through were shocking last night.

I thought that the game actually really turned because of Miles Sanders' kickoff return at 10 to

nothing. If you watch that first part of the game, didn't you have a feel that this was going to

be an ugly night for the Eagles? The Packers had scored 10 points on two long drives. One of them

was 90 yards. The other one was 80 yards and took over eight minutes.

Philadelphia had barely touched the ball. It's already into the second quarter. It's 10 to

nothing. The Packers are undefeated. The Eagles are coming off a loss of the Lions. And I was thinking,

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