Andrew Gillis

there was definitely this idea of who is Ohio state's kind of biggest foe now, like with, you know, Michigan's here, but then who's next and Indiana might be it.

And that's, that's a crazy world, but it's also kind of, I think how the rosters are constructed, which is very interesting to me.

Like,

if we're going to say that Indiana did this by getting old and by being veteran and experienced, and I think like three of their offensive linemen had like over 2000 snaps, you know, before the title game, like that matters, but they're also thrown out like Nick Marsh.

And they also did a bunch of what they had been doing in the portal and Ohio state kind of did that.

Like Ohio state kind of went after that and they, they kind of chased that a little bit.

So yeah,

There's there's definitely this changing of mentality for Ohio State.

Indiana is a little bit older.

Ohio State's trying to get older.

Then you pair into fact like Chris Henry Jr.

is going to be one of the highest paid players on the field.

And how does that match up?

Would you rather have X amount of dollars on Chris Henry Jr.

or X amount of dollars on Nick Marsh?

Would you rather have that the old guy or the new guy?

Like, I don't know.

And that, that is something that I think can reasonably be debated because we can, Oh, we'll just spend X amount of dollars on Nick Marshall.

We'll just do that three times.

And it'll be the same thing as having Chris Henry jr.