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Castellanos is doing his thing in the backfield, very slippery.

He runs into Ruben Bain, who has his arms outstretched.

I can't display it because my hands are tied.

But he's like, you're going to run into my arms.

Castellanos puts a foot in the ground and decides, I'll just run into Mesidor's arms instead, please.

Thank you very much.

11 pressures.

The sack numbers aren't there for Reuben Bain, but if you're watching these games, Reuben Bain and Mesidor are absolutely wrecking these things.

Yeah, two guys at the same time.

Like, again, try not to be hyperbolic, but this season goes the way that it's looking.

You can talk about Mesador and Bain as potentially the greatest edge rush duo in the history of Miami.

You mentioned Ohio State.

Miami, I know nationally everyone is going to make the assumption, well, it's NIL, they're going after all these blue chippers.

And yeah, there are some blue chippers here.

But let's look at the guys making the impact in this game.

There was a sequence there, and this was highlighted by Gabby Urita of Through the Smoke.

There was a two-play sequence in which Miami got 80 yards from true freshmen.

Bryce Fitzgerald, a four-star true freshman, gets an interception, runs it back, and then Malachi Toney, who was a three-star, gets a huge bomb, and Miami wins the game there.

Reuben Bain, four-star, should have been a five-star, led the state in sacks, was a four-star.

Jacoby Thomas, who was absolutely flying all over the field.