Join now on the Ames I Des Moines, I Care, Thursday thesis by Cyclone Fanatic

Football analyst Jay Jordan. What's going on my brother?

Hey Jared, how are you? Happy Thanksgiving. Thanks man. I appreciate that and

we echo that all to all the fanatics listening out there traveling and

hope that they're able to stay safe. Do you have any big plans for the holiday?

No, I don't really. We had some extended family members who were going to be out of town for work over the break, so we did ours on Saturday.

Actually, I missed the game live because of that, but that was okay. So I have a pretty calm Thursday.

Yeah, you didn't miss too much. Let me tell you that. At least you knew how it ended unlike the rest of us did.

I did. I was checking the score, but it was actually kind of nice to watch it in retrospect so I've

watched it a couple times now so I feel pretty pretty boned up yeah all. We'll start there before we really dive into Kansas State.

You know I Jeff and I obviously talked about this on football and random things on

Monday, but you know there was it it seemed like the cyclones really were kind of

of sleeping through this one for probably the first three quarters and you know and then

Brock Purdy was able to really turn things on in the fourth quarter and do what

Brock Purdy does.

Is that kind of what you saw too?

You know, not really.

I was interested in that perspective on y'all's podcast this week and obviously not watching it

live and not being there you know not quite as attuned to that feel.

So I will defer to y'all in that.

I didn't really feel like it was a sleepwalk with the exception of a couple of elements.

And I'm going to tune my own home here, but I had protected a 10-point game with the cyclones being too much late in order to create the margin for win because I felt like the Kansas program at three

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