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Let's start with Ohio State.

They blow a 20 point lead.

the sideline camera by the way the camera folks just know when ryan day or steve sarkisian are doing something stupid which kind of happens often and they've got just that perfect shot that's shot early on the first half of sark uh watching just bad things happen and it was like almost like cinematic focusing on him and then it turned to ryan day So I find it maybe interesting, maybe you don't, that the Buckeyes at Hard Rock Bet are still plus 550, the favorite to win the national championship.

So how do you feel about that, and I guess how do you feel about the Buckeyes as a whole?

So, I mean, I downgraded them a point after that.

I mean, you have to.

That was a disappointing performance.

The Buckeyes were 309-0 all time in the history of their football program when they were leading by 17 or more at halftime.

Now they're 309-1.

So a downgrade there by a point.

Still number one in my power ratings, though, so I'll agree with the Hard Rock bet.

Having that tough schedule, though, I mean, for them to be the national championship favorites, keep in mind, they got to make the playoffs at Indiana, at USC, Oregon.

With that being said, I did, you know, I thought I got a little bit cheaper price on them just to make the playoffs.

Went ahead and did that this week and bet them to make the playoffs because let's be honest.

I mean, for 45 minutes of that game, I mean, you're thinking these guys are clearly number one.

I'm thinking to myself, like, can anybody beat this team this year if this is what they're doing to Texas on the road? I thought it was Ryan

Day kind of admitting he botched the end of that game.

And he botched like the 25 to 30 minutes prior to that.

Like that last drive, I thought, you know, it's a lose-lose.

But it was not handled very well.

They're really good.

I am curious, though.

You know, we talked about the offensive line and when they need to just kind of run a game out.

Do they have the right personnel to do that? And if Jeremiah Smith is, if you've got someone that can cover him, And they couldn't cover him clearly early on in that game.

What does this look like? Is Julian saying good enough to do it? Him and Arch was an interesting analysis.