Richard Johnson

And they looked the part.

They very much looked the part.

Yeah, a couple of threads that I want to follow up on that we talked about coming into the game and that you talked about in your scheme school for the splitsundo.com subscribers with Michael Felder.

Number one, Indiana did win and Mendoza did have a real moment despite getting whipped up front.

I think that speaks to Indiana's strength that it was not that hard to foresee, particularly that right tackle who got benched, by the way.

Khalil Benson would have a really hard time with Reuben Bain and Akeem Mesidor, and yet Indiana still managed enough to win the game.

Very impressive.

Part of why they were able to do that was your favorite tight end and mine, Indiana wide receiver Charlie Becker,

who did this thing that I thought, I think our subscribers will know where I'm going with this.

You had Felder on, and Felder called back to the water boy where the kicker, played by Lawrence Gilliard, is trying to figure out which player they should target with the onside kick.

And his job is to find, if I may...

uh my uh find the guy that we're gonna go after and so that's charlie becker's job for indiana and charlie becker found his in this game too it was 24 for miami ethan o'connor who could have been called for like 14 different pass interferences in this game don't be a narc they were letting them play in this game on a book

A little piece of lore that did not wind up mattering on the big catch and run before his touchdown where Indiana did take the eye candy down at the goal line.

Go back and look at Aiden Fisher's route to him on that play and note the way that it was disrupted by the umpire.

I think it made the whole play.

Granted, not Malachi Tony's problem, but four for Indiana was possibly going to pick that ball.

good chance to break it up and definitely was going to tackle him right away.

And it didn't materialize that way.

It was a little bit of adversity for Indiana.

Yeah.