Lou Fehi.

What's his name again? Mitt, if I recall.

Lou Fehi.

F- that kid, I mean, they are gonna have major problem.

They have a very tough schedule moving forward.

So I would be, if I'm, if I'm Ohio State, I am...

They, they got, IU bludgeoned them.

Until we do that, um, we're not going anywhere.

So, uh, overall as a whole, what were your takeaways from the defensive performance, and then what did you think of the defense specifically once A.J. Harris stepped on the field?

Yeah, so first I, I thi- I think we have to also measure it as that Nebraska scored 10 points in the first quarter and then scored seven the last three.

Um, Brian Haynes came out of halftime with a, an absolutely brilliant game plan.

Anthony Colandrea was killing them with the legs.

Um, and not like deep throws, but like the, those, those, uh, eight to 15-yard throws he was just kinda gashing them with.

And the, what the, the plan was in the second half, which I thought was brilliant, someone put it on Twitter.

I, um, I have to find the guy's name, but it was...

That quarterback for FIU

[laughs]

And so I just, I just think that he's, that, that Hoover, uh, while he's taken a bunch of crap, I think some of, some, uh, obviously you can, you can quibble with how he's played.

I'm not begrudging people from doing that.

I also think there needs to be context into how he's played, and that context to me is that he has one turnover worthy play in five games, and he's eating the ball when he does.

Because a sack is much better than a turnover, and I'm sure that Sig has hammered that into him ad nauseam.

He's not taking those chances like he did in the earlier games, and I, we've seen that, you know, there, there are plays there to be made if he wanted to rip into a tight window.

The last two games I haven't really seen him do that, and that's, you know, he's taking what's there and he's taking what's given to him and it's working right now.

They're, they're gonna happen, but I think the, uh-