Joel Anderson
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first heard Jan 2025
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I can't envision a scenario in which Notre Dame can get to 24, and that's why I don't think they can win. And I feel like Ohio State can kind of F up. We can't curse here, right? I can say fuck. I can say fuck. I know y'all curse, but I'm new here, right? I think Ohio State can fuck around. and get 24.
Like, I mean, you know, they can just luck up into a couple, like you hit Jeremiah deep, you know, a drive or whatever. And I don't, I Notre Dame again, better than people that think they're going to be, but I don't think they can get to 24. All right.
I don't think that Ohio State necessarily deserves to be the national champion. By the standards of the champions that have come before them, they are a failure. They didn't beat their biggest rival. They didn't win their conference championship. So that they win, it redeems the fuck-ups they had earlier in the season, but I don't think it means that... they deserve to have been in the playoffs.
Like it's just a circumstance of history that they're in the playoffs, but I don't, you know, like they're the best team, but they didn't live up to that during the year. And if they didn't make the playoffs, I don't think anybody would have lost any sleep. Well, counter they lost two games by four points. Yeah.
But I mean, well, we'll talk about it, but like, I mean, you watch, how do you watch Michigan play this year?
So is that better or worse? I mean, I guess it kind of depends on what you think. I wrote about this for TheRinger.com. I know you did. And so what I would say is that if college football fans can sort of disabuse themselves, it's like, as Van said, the most deserving notion. And it's like, well, NFL fans, when Brady and the Bucks won the Super Bowl,
I mean, I don't know if anybody thought they were clearly the most deserving team or anything like that, but they won. They were the champion. And so, like, NFL fans accept that.
All right. Sorry, Joel. Go ahead. No, but I'm with you on that. So if it's going to be like that, then... And we're going to become college fans, become NFL fans. I'll be like, all right. That happens to be the champion this year. But I kind of... I guess as an older dude, I kind of like every game. That loss in Michigan should count for something. In this way, it just made Ohio State mad.
But it used to be that, oh, man, the whole program crumbles. Ryan Day has to go away. Caleb Downs is back in the portal. All that kind of stuff.
I think that there's still questions, even if he wins the national championship, is this the right guy? Is this the right guy? It's hilarious, though.
It probably is the program that your grandmother is most likely to recognize. Yeah.
right but like it does have that and it no longer has the cachet i mean there was a time that you know this large catholic wealthy university own network it had all these advantages over everybody else well we all know that that's not even true they lost a coach to lsu like we're not in you know no disrespect van you know but we can't lsu's not bama it's not texas it's not ohio god
This is like shots fired.
Jesus. When I grew up, LSU was a 7-5 ass program. No, it was a 7-4 ass program.
Before Kevin Falk went there. I'm worried I'm going to get hit by a bullet. Okay. Before Kevin Falk went to LSU, and then definitely before Nick Saban got there, they were like, if Texas A&M lost to LSU, I'd be like, man, what happened to Texas A&M?
Let me throw this theory at you, because I say that Nick Saban actually integrated the SEC.
like the way that he recruited at lsu if you look at like in recruiting rankings over those years like starting from like like the like 98 when when saban gets there like every year like the scc school like lsu starts creeping up the the recruiting rankings and then slowly but surely and certainly once by the time he goes to alabama all the other schools start to catch up and they're like oh yeah i guess we need to recruit these guys because it used to be there was a lot of reticence like
Even in Texas, there was some reticence that the University of Texas, they didn't really recruit the guys out of the urban centers like Dallas, Houston. Those guys went to Florida State. They went to Michigan or whatever. They didn't go to Texas. And then something happened in the late 90s, early 2000s.
And I said, Nick Saban, for me, when I look back at what he did, I felt like he integrated the SEC in a way. And I think that's what was the inflection point for LSU. But prior to that, come on, man. You know what y'all were. No, in the 90s, we were down.
I wasn't saying LSU was Indiana. I'm saying that y'all would not know today. No, we weren't.
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