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Welcome back to another fuck I talk, Douglas recent Nathan Baird and it's a

fuck I fly effect. This is where we take something to happen in Ohio State's

history and say, well, what if that didn't happen? Well, something else had

happened and we are going to go very recent here, Nathan. What if Ohio State beat

Michigan in 2021? And I think this game has ramifications obviously on the Ohio

State side also on the Michigan side. I think it is we've talked about this a lot.

It'll be interesting to see what history does here. Is it a blip? Is it, oh, you

know, Ohio State won 19 of 20 in the rivalry. I remember that game in 2021 when

Michigan got him, but that was it. Or does it? Is it an inflection point where all

the sudden this rivalry is now going to become competitive on a regular basis? I

don't know that anyone believes I don't even think Michigan pants or Michigan

people would believe that Michigan is going to dominate this rivalry now. But

maybe it can be more competitive. Maybe it can be 64 and a 10 year span instead of

10 0 or 9 1. So that part of it, Nathan, we're not going to know, but it's

potentially a game changer or potentially if you had to pick right now between

it changes. It's an inflection point in the rivalry or it's a blip, which

one would you have to pick between those two? I would still I guess probably guess

blip because I think the reasons Michigan won that game last year and the

reasons Ohio State was deficient were more Ohio State problems from the recent

past than they were of the moment. But we can talk about that more, I suppose,

that there were defensive problems in general last year. And I'm not saying

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