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Sometimes I do talk about winning time moments and the importance of that is the, for us,

not like defensive to the two minute to half, or at the end of the game the four minute drive

but today I'd also like to talk really how one play can set it off and that was Juan Martin

to me on the force fumble and the Marchand fumble recovery thought to energize our teams and every once in

why I see a play and there it is that's the one that's something that needed to teams and every once in a while I see a play. And there it is. That's the one, that's something that needed to take place.

Every once in a while, there's just a play that, you know,

sets off the direction of how the game's going to go for the entire team.

And I thought that was the play in this game.

Dan Quinn, about an hour ago, identifying the K Juan Martin forced fumble in the second quarter

as the play that turned things around. Yeah, of course it did. Without it,

the skins could have easily been down 13-0 or even worse, 17-0-0,

heading into the late stages of the first half.

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A guest on the show today in the final segment of the show today.

I'm going to talk about Maryland's loss to Washington Terp fans in the final segment of the show today. And Jake Butt, who was on the call

for the Big Ten Network, will be my guest. It was a brutal loss. The Terps were up 20 to nothing,

heading to 5-0 late in the third quarter, and the Husky scored 24 unanswered to stun Maryland.

A really tough one to take on Saturday. Jake Butt, who's excellent. He's been on this show before, will be my guest. If you missed a last night's show following the game, I had my game take on that show, what I like, didn't like,

etc. I'm going to do that again in the second segment of today's show with a couple of updates.

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