Postgame Show: The Postgame Show Before Hour 2 (feat. JuJu Gotti)

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What are JuJu Gotti's thoughts on the Bills' recent heartbreak?

Tony Hinchcliffe 0:01
Folks, I'm getting hungry. And you know my favorite part of any meal, snack, or game day app? That's right. The GOAT, or should I say the greatest of all time, Frank's Red Hot. It's got the perfect blend of flavor and heat that elevates all foods from wings to buffalo chicken dip to even ice cream. That's right. I said ice cream. And with a roster of flavors from OG to sweet chili, you can put that shit on everything. So make every dish the greatest and eat the GOAT.
Chris Cody 0:33
But you know who else's hometown it is? Fernando Mendoza.
Tony Hinchcliffe 0:37
Fernando Mendoza, the Miami native, playing Miami in Miami. I mean, this is storybook stuff. This is incredible.
Chris Cody 0:44
Such an honor to be from Miami and have the opportunity to put Miami on this stage.
Dan Le Batard 0:48
You've had quite the year, Fernando. It wasn't long ago when you were losing games at Cal. Now you're smoking fools, Fernando. You should be returning home as Miami's favorite son, and we have a great idea of what exactly you can do to get that done. How cool would it be if the Hurricanes would win this game, Fernando? You've already got a Heisman, bro You'd be our greatest hero And you know you'd never have to pay For croquetas again Do a solid for Miami, Dade And throw this game, Fernando Just do a solid for Miami Dade And throw this game, Fernando
Chris Cote 2:00
Doing things in a little bit of a different order today because of everything we've got going on. A reminder again, we're going to be going live for four hours tonight. We're going to do the post game here with Juju in a second. And then we're going to have our two today be a host of content from last week. Some of the best of stuff we did last week in order to get you excited. properly hyped for what it is that we're doing. But before we get to Juju, just real quick, because Dan Orlovsky says that if Indiana wins the national championship, it will become the greatest turnaround in the history of sports, not just in college football. And I walked in during the break when Sedano was doing Kane's Chants all around me, and Lucy and Demashek were trying to put this into context, this particular program playing in this particular game, and they were struggling to find the context historically.
anywhere in sports there there is none like indiana was the losingest power for team until this season literally this season northwestern is now worse but they're still one of the losingest teams in college football history and college football i think out of like the you know major sports we watch in this country is the most difficult to win a national championship you're competing with 130 teams and indiana like i they were an afterthought And people did not go to their games. I had to go to a couple Indiana games when Iowa played them in college. And you'd be like, OK, there may be a thousand people here.
Dave Dameshek 3:24
Oh, now listen, that may be true. But we were right next door tailgating in the rolling hills nearby. It's autumn, don't you know, in southern Indiana and the glory of the colorful trees before us. Why would I spend my time watching us lose by five touchdowns to Michigan again?
To put it in perspective, I would put 60 on them. They were really just a horrible, horrible team. I know. And so I'm having such a hard time finding any... We had Randall Al.
Dave Dameshek 3:54
We had Trent Green. We had our moments. We had Anthony Thompson.
There was that one. You guys can... Claim Michael Penix Jr. if you want to. He was there. He was there. He was awesome there. It was like there is not a comparison at all.
Chris Cody 4:07
UCF, UCF, UCF. I know, but.
Winless in 2015.
Chris Cody 4:12
Undefeated national champions two years later. Obviously Scott Frost. That's the calling matrix.
left and now has returned but to go from how bad indiana was to a national title game and i think what's most important about it is not that it was like okay they went from terrible to national title game they were in the playoff last year so we're seeing sustained success and you're already seeing that in the future with the portal classes they have bringing in that are as good as anybody's like there is not a comparison to well what are they though lucy

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