Joel Klatt

And you know...

Joel Klatt was talking.

He's a pretty smart guy, the quarterback who does the games with Gus Johnson.

Very, very good.

Eventually, Indiana adjusted.

Uh, basically stopped, like there were many times that Joel Klatt would, like, "Look, they're only rushing three guys here.

They've put more guys out into the secondary." So I think it tells you how valuable Aidan Fisher and D'Angelo Pons were last year for that Indiana defense.

They've still got guys.

This is a note I took late in the game.

Did it kind of feel like Indiana figured out Nebraska a bit offensively with Calandria? It felt like Klatt kept making points

on...

Blitzing at his scramble, where he's going to scramble to.

Then major break here.

Second and 19, Calandria gets pressured, throws a deep ball.

It's intercepted, but there's a penalty roughing the passer, which I thought Klatt, again, I just, I just, I know it sounds like I'm always jocking Klatt.

Klatt's just by far the best.

Defending national champions, who by the way have the ball, driving to start the second half.

And Joel Klatt made a comment on the broadcast, because Joel Klatt obviously played quarterback at Colorado.

Colorado-Nebraska is one of those great traditional rivalries.

And Joel Klatt said, man, there's something about this place...

It would be better for the sport if Nebraska was good.

And he's 100% spot on.

Well, we know a guy that they can't live without, and that's Jeremiah Smith.

Jeremiah, Joel Klatt was on his podcast a little bit earlier, and he had talked about how, like, Jeremiah Smith is getting into that range of possibly being the greatest Buckeye of all time.

He had mentioned it's either Archie, Orlando Pace, Jeremiah Smith.

Do you kind of see it that sort of way? Because we're all in agreement he is the best wide receiver.

Well, we know a guy that they can't live without, and that's Jeremiah Smith.

Jeremiah, Joel Klatt was on his podcast a little bit earlier, and he had talked about how, like, Jeremiah Smith is getting into that range of possibly being the greatest Buckeye of all time.

He had mentioned it's either Archie, Orlando Pace, Jeremiah Smith.

Do you kind of see it that sort of way? Because we're all in agreement he is the best wide receiver.

And I thought...

Joel Klatt did a really good job on the TV broadcast saying Indiana's going to have to pass to set up the run in this game because of how Nebraska was playing the Hoosiers.

I thought that was a tremendous breakdown.

And I think Indiana started to give in to that.