Bill Landis

We just had a – we have a war.

We got Indiana coming up soon.

Or, you know, hey, USC, we blew through them and now we got Northwestern.

Like, Northwestern, fine.

you know, maybe three catches and 90 yards and a touchdown, and then you're good.

You know, you show up, you make your spectacular play or two, and then you're done because you know, hey, Oregon's coming down the line.

Hey, Michigan's coming down the line.

I wonder if that's part of it.

So I think...

you can end up at 7.5 with a situation where like you end up with four catches against maryland two extremes yeah five catches against iowa and then nine against texas ten against texas you know and then the following week or whatever it's you know you play oregon the oregon northwestern swing you average you get 15 catches in those two weeks it's just 12 and three if that

Yeah, this was maybe the harder question that we had.

I said 51 because I think maybe it's more likely it happens than not, but it's really, really close to a coin flip kind of for all the reasons that we talked about where it's just –

you said it Doug, what if we get out of that Texas game and you know, we, we go, Oh, this is just the Jordan rules, but in football and the defense is going to say not him and Brandon Innes or Devin McEwen or Kyle Parker or Christian, maybe all of them, like they're all going to be beneficiaries of this.

And it's just going to be really difficult for JJ, but yeah,

Bill was right.

I think 14-46, that feels like you can get there if you play a postseason game or two because, yes, I guess the negative side of this exists where you get through the Texas game and you went, he had five catches for 31 yards.

That's not great.

I mean, maybe Ohio State won the game.

Maybe Ohio State looked good offensively and they just shut down JJ.

It's just here's how this happened.