Bill Landis

Yeah, I don't think you could apply the underdog tag to Ohio State.

Now, they might encounter a game where they are the betting underdog as an entity.

They have just about everything you would want if you're trying to compete for championships and they're the envy of...

97% of the sport, probably.

Maybe even more than that.

Yeah, I guess in that way, this puts a little bit of... There's always kind of been a bullseye on Ohio State, but I think maybe more of one now.

It certainly, in my opinion, eliminates a lot of the excuses.

You're not out-resourced in any regard in a time where college football is kind of all about resources.

You are saying to the world...

We have the goods.

We have it better than anybody if we're going to spend this amount of money.

So, yeah, I think it makes one of the more pressure-packed sort of jobs in college football all the more so when you're doing stuff like this.

I'll go off the board a little bit.

I'll say Nate Roberts.

And we got to watch one period, basically, of offense versus defense.

And it was like a half field, seven on seven red zone.

So there were only like...

nine guys on the field because you're using half a field at a time.

But it felt like a lot of it was centered on the tight ends and throwing the ball their way.

And one of those reps, Nate Roberts, ran a route against Eli Lee, who, as I say this, I understand he's probably like Ohio State's