Chris Fowler

10% might be a good guess.

Yeah.

The reason I asked the question is because this game has so many storylines that when is the last time that you went into a game saying to yourself, oh, I'm not going to be able to get all of the great stuff into this one.

Like, I know I'm not going to be able.

I've got so much stuff that I'm going to be overprepared in a way that's really ridiculous.

I think you can't be overprepared.

You can just overuse your preparation to make a distinction.

So I think I believe in being as prepared as possible.

But I think that with experience, hopefully you'll learn a couple of things.

You don't overuse your preparation.

I think that there's different levels of that.

I think that the stories are so good, Dan.

And the problem is we've had some of these championship games where teams have played tempo offenses, which is what makes college announcing more challenging than an NFL game.

These offenses don't play at frenetic pace.

Miami certainly doesn't.

So you have an opportunity to get in stories.

You got to have three things in mind when you go into these games.

What is the great story of Carson Beck?

How can you tell it if you had 30 seconds?

How can you tell it if you had one sentence?