Dave Damoshek

Eek.

Exactly.

We are on the precipice when Damoshek says what he is saying here about in what world do you have us beating Oregon twice and Penn State and Ohio State and then Miami.

We're on the precipice.

Of two things, not only Indiana producing the single best and most surprising season in the history of college football, but also being forever the spot on where we can all say how NIL and money changed everything.

everything and changed it like that because the idea that that program with a century of failure on its resume would go through a run like that, only money explains it.

Like you could give the credit to Cignetti, you could give the credit to Mendoza if you want, but the NIL money changing everything is the only thing that allows a program with this kind of pedigree, which is no pedigree, to run through the gauntlet that it's run through.

And they all have oil money?

How do they have so much money?

You went 8-3 a couple of times when I was there with Bill Mallory.

Juju Gotti is going to be here in a few minutes for the postgame show in order to talk about what it is that happened to his bills.

We're going to be doing a shorter show here because we're going to give you another show at night.

We're going to go three or four straight hours.

Livestream tonight.

Tony will be at Dead Flamingo.

Got a whole host of surprises for you and guests.

And we're going to do it big on what is a giant game in the history of South Florida, any sport.

Let's hear from Ruben Bain here, though.

on the tears are a big story today with Josh Allen and Deion Dawkins and Brandon Cooks crying in the Bills locker room.

Here's Reuben Bain telling you he's crying either way.