Bob Wishusen

This really isn't that complicated after that, though, and I will continue to remind you guys that the whole point

Is Miami being interesting?

And so we'll talk about it for a month because it's good to put them side by side and be like, what are you talking about?

So did we!

No one wanted to answer the question.

But the fact of the matter is, on the way that Notre Dame is ranked, it's just basically that since they lost twice, they haven't been tested.

They've looked like they're getting better.

Their offense is stronger.

They were tested against Boston College.

They're not playing close games.

Yes, if they were playing Louisville and SMU back-to-back, perhaps they would have lost too.

They are not, but they are not playing close games, and Miami lost two of the games.

So did we!

And that's how you've sounded for a month, and it's only going to get worse, and people are going to dislike Miami, and Miami's going to enjoy being disliked, and we're going to argue for a month, and the whole point of it is to entertain the content machine.

Is anyone else tired of this as subject matter?

But how did that happen?

I'm so done with you, Missouri.

You're making the argument well enough, and I believe most people watching the games would say there are three or four teams in the country that would be favored against Miami.

Texas Tech, Texas A&M.

There are very few teams, if I put them right now on a field and said it's one game for everything, that are going to be favored by a great deal over Miami like this.