Diana Russini

She wasn't a finalist.

She wasn't a Heisman runner-up.

Keep the same energy.

Because it was pretty embarrassing behavior.

And that statement kind of lends itself to him kind of feeling it.

Well, see, that's the part that I want to come in, because I don't buy the whole, you know, that wasn't me, that's not the kind of person I am.

That was what Dan just read.

And that's bullshit, because...

His entire night, like, it wasn't a moment of, oh, I shouldn't have said that, I shouldn't have done that.

Like, for instance, Bajon Robinson, remember on Thursday night, he was on the set with the Prime game, and he said, you know, the, you know, tackle the, you know, the bad word, and people got offended, and it's like, that's a moment where it's like, ah, I shouldn't have said that, that was kind of stupid.

You know, that's not who I am.

Okay.

Diego Pavia spent the entire night showing everyone, no, this is what I am, this is what I do.

His entire night was geared around being an asshole.

I'd suggest that winning the Big Ten greatly helped his odds.

I think he was minus 130 headed into that, and by the end of the game he was minus 1,000.

Yeah, it felt like that game was for the Heisman.

Those Mendoza are saying.

I mean, all the great arguments, even though Pavia was more dynamic offensively and that team depended more on him.

Look, Indiana was in the playoff last year.