Dave Damoshek

I'm not going.

Chris Cody, I don't think he's an official.

I'm not going is not allowed.

You've got to respect the call of the official.

Getting back to what it is that I was saying, though, Lucy, about the— I'm standing up for Buffalo.

I'm not going to stand for the call.

You have to leave, and if you don't leave, you will be punished in a way much more serious than just a little penalty that goes for two minutes.

You have to respect.

You have to respect the call.

Our hero.

Lucy, as I was saying, the total in the game tonight, last I checked, was 48 and a half.

I suspect that most people would assume it'll be a game more like Iowa and Ohio State against Indiana.

about Indiana having a good offensive line, but Miami also having an excellent defensive line.

Are you not expecting Mendoza to look more like he looked against Iowa when they scored 20 points and Ohio State when they scored 13, given that those defensive lines are comparable to Miami's, but I don't think as good as Miami's?

Ole Miss is the only time he has done that.

It's the only time he's been asked to do it, and it's the only time that he has done it.

And I don't know how much confidence Hurricane fans had in him being able to do it after Ole Miss scored with three minutes late.

And I think part of the thing that comes into play, and it is not irrelevant—

It's hugely important.

It's the wear and tear of how a defense feels after four quarters of being manhandled seven yards a carry, physically outclassed by 50 pounds per position along the offensive and defensive lines.