Fernando Mendoza

You know, we had the red line painted on the practice field to let the receivers know the state that when you stack, you want to stack and stay on that red line, which was four yards from the sideline.

Maybe I missed something.

Listen, they played it fair, though.

They played it fair.

Not only did they let them play, they were very handsy.

And obviously, I see that as a part of football.

So they were handsy, but none of the handsiness impeded the receiver in being able to make a play.

Hey, hold on.

Hold on.

Did you see at the beginning of the game, number five for Indiana?

Yeah, Pond.

Boy.

But, hey, he nice.

Oh, yeah, he quick.

And he's very Denzel Ward-like.

Yeah, he quick.

Yeah, yeah, I wasn't able to watch him the whole game, but just his technique and what he was able to do in that first play, I was like, okay, they got something out there.

I said, it's going to be a long night in the passing game, and I don't have the stats in front of me, but if you look at how many yards the goddamn Hurricanes had at halftime, I understood it was going to be a long goddamn day.

He was in Alabama too?

Man, everybody come from up under that tree, always had success wherever they go.