Alex Kirshner

And Mendoza looks to the left, looks at Surratt.

Surratt is covered enough to not throw the back shoulder.

The DB is inside of him.

And it's not a good throw.

He immediately goes to back on the right side.

And Becker, I don't even think the ball was the greatest ball of all time.

I think Becker made a hell of a catch on that play.

And you keep that drive alive.

And then this is this is what I'm talking about.

And you're going to have an aneurysm because I don't know if you know this.

On the fourth down that Mendoza takes the QB draw.

into the end zone for a touchdown play that will go down in Indiana and college football history as one of the iconic plays ever, quite frankly.

Miami doesn't have the defensive call in.

And that's out of a timeout, by the way.

Corey Heatherman said it after the game.

He said that he almost called a timeout because the green dot

The Green Dot got the plan and communicated it to, I think it's Moten, to their three technique.

I believe it was Moten.

But the call doesn't get to the edge.

And I think the edge was Bain.