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Nov 4, 2026

Michael SpathGUEST
6:13
rushing battle.
Sam WebbHOST
6:15
So what were your big takeaways from the Rutgers game, Mike? I mean, did you draw any conclusions from that? Yeah.
Michael SpathGUEST
6:22
Well, I mean, I draw one, you know, there were some positive things.
Michael SpathGUEST
6:26
Like, right.
Michael SpathGUEST
6:26
Like you can, you can do the old, like, Oh, Rutgers just so bad and blah, blah, blah.
Michael SpathGUEST
6:29
But I think as we're watching this and you're looking for, for, you know, slivers of hope and things like that, you look at the performance of Tommy Carr and you say, Hey, right.
Michael SpathGUEST
6:40
Like this guy in, in a, in a hard moment, uh, in a game that could have gone the other way, he made the big play or the biggest plays.
Sam WebbHOST
8:23
Like, I was really encouraged by Tommy's moxie, by his poise.
Ira WeintraubHOST
4:52
I didn't take a whole lot out of the show last night, but there was one comment that had me scratching my head.
Ira WeintraubHOST
4:58
And it was a comment from Kyle Whittingham saying that he enjoyed the Rutgers game for a couple of hours.
Ira WeintraubHOST
5:04
He said he re-watched the win by himself on Sunday, and it was a pleasurable game to watch, and then he was on to the next.
Ira WeintraubHOST
5:13
That's what he said last night.
Ira WeintraubHOST
5:56
We're just not on the same page.
Ira WeintraubHOST
5:57
It was just not a very enjoyable game.
Ira WeintraubHOST
5:59
It was Rutgers.
Ira WeintraubHOST
5:59
You're supposed to beat them by a lot.
Steve ClarkeGUEST
6:25
It may not be duplicated anytime soon by anyone, and yet Rutgers was in this game throughout, despite having only three completed passes, three third-down conversions, and they still had three touchdowns.
Steve ClarkeGUEST
6:40
So the Scarlet Knights had four plays.
Steve ClarkeGUEST
6:44
that represented 186 of their team total 249 yards.
Steve ClarkeGUEST
6:50
That means, Sam, the other 34 plays averaged less than two yards per play.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
8:20
So they lost to Virginia Tech.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
8:21
They beat Kent State, Cincinnati, Maryland, Rutgers, Penn State, Illinois.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
8:25
So they played six unranked teams before they got to the trip to Michigan State.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
8:29
Michigan State was number seven.
Mike GreenbergHOST
42:42
No, Tar Heels didn't make it.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
42:43
Scarlet Knights? Oh, yes.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
42:45
They didn't make it either.
Jeff SaturdayPANELIST
42:46
Next year.
Eric HansenPANELIST
19:02
So I'm looking at Indiana's resume.
Eric HansenPANELIST
19:04
North Texas, Howard, Western Kentucky, they beat Northwestern by six, crushed Rutgers, beat Nebraska by three, lost Ohio State, beat Michigan by seven, and then... eat by Minnesota in overtime.
Eric HansenPANELIST
19:25
Yeah.
Mike SingerHOST
19:26
So number three, likely Utah.

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Mike SingerHOST
28:10
No, Golden was 15-ish.
Mike SingerHOST
28:12
Chris Ash.
Mike SingerHOST
28:13
What, Rutgers?
Tyler JamesPANELIST
28:13
Oh, my
JRHOST
4:24
Can we get a presidential pardon for the UMass game? That would do it.
JRHOST
4:28
That would get Rutgers ranked.
JRHOST
4:30
Yes.
Zach GuggenheimHOST
4:31
Wow.

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JRHOST
69:13
So, I mean, in all seriousness, this is going to be one of those games, if Michigan State wins it, that they're just going to have to create all kinds of havoc and craziness.
JRHOST
69:24
Defense is obviously very good.
JRHOST
69:27
I don't know if Michigan State has anybody of the caliber to be able to get some of those explosive plays that Rutgers got.
JRHOST
69:34
Rutgers had K.J. Duff and Antoine Raymond both have explosive plays in that game.
Brian BushHOST
3:48
Let's get into our seven from 77 before we really go on a tangent there.
Brian BushHOST
3:52
After studying the film from Saturday, how would you assess the offense's performance? Seemed like there were some positive steps, also some missed opportunities, and some context of who Michigan was facing in Rutgers.
Brian BushHOST
4:04
So how do you take in everything that transpired offensively?
Jon JansenHOST
4:08
I'll break it down this way.
Jon JansenHOST
4:28
54 of those yards, I believe, was with Tommy Carr.
Jon JansenHOST
4:32
So...
Jon JansenHOST
4:34
The numbers don't look bad if you're playing anyone else, but you're playing Rutgers.
Jon JansenHOST
4:39
I expected that this was going to be the week that we finally got a dominant running performance, much like we had the second half against Penn State.
Chris BurchGUEST
14:00
Always love for the hub, man.
Jeremy SchneiderHOST
14:02
and the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, who are clearly better than the Maryland Terrapins at football this year.
Jeremy SchneiderHOST
14:07
Yeah, if anyone didn't know
Chris BurchGUEST
14:08
that already, now you know.
Marc MalusisHOST
7:15
And I would agree with your assessment, Mark, when you say I would have a difficult time thinking a two-loss Notre Dame team doesn't find their way in.
Marc MalusisHOST
7:22
But you look at their schedule, the only real quality win they have on the season is Wisconsin, who just lost to Iowa 30-0. and they're a 17-point favorite this Saturday afternoon against the Scarlet Knights, against Rutgers at home in Madison, Wisconsin.
Marc MalusisHOST
7:38
But, I mean, it's Wisconsin, it's Rice, it's Michigan State, it's Purdue, it's North Carolina, it's Stanford, that loss on the road to BYU.
Marc MalusisHOST
7:45
And, yes, they should have had one second left on the clock at the end of that game, but then BYU's subsequent loss the following week, the next week against UCF, and then they knocked off and destroyed Navy and won that game 35-13.

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