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"Hot damn son! I believe you did sell your soul to the devil!"

Ooh. My mind hadn't gone in that direction. You might be right. Kind of like Tommy in Oh Brother Where Art Thou selling his soul to the devil.

I quite enjoy Indiana's peak nerdiness. If Mendoza keeps copying Will Farrell's character in The Other Guys in interviews, it's A-OK with me.

Can both Ole Miss and Georgia lose this next game? That would be ideal.

NOOOOOOOOO! Don't change! Those interviews are total classics. Not kidding.

I had no idea that Indiana's very good starting center Coogan was a starter on last year's CFP Notre Dame team. Notre Dame to Indiana? Wow. Times have changed.

Cignetti is a huge weirdo nerd too, so I suppose him and Mendoza go together like peas and carrots. A great team.

Mendoza is the biggest weirdo nerd of all times. A really good weirdo nerd. Like a walking SNL skit. They media can't get enough of him!

...and I thought Indiana would struggle on defense without their best defensive lineman. Instead, they give total belt to ass.

Would Kenni Burns return? I was under the impression he was a key recruiter when he was a Gopher too.

I thought Indiana's weakness on D would be the run game without their top DL. Not so far...at all.

PFF premium stats. A subscription for nerds like me. Here's Fries. It looks like last year was the anomaly and this year is back to the norm.

A two score lead seems like Oregon just iced the game the way things are going. Tech's defense is great but it's hard to see how they scored over 42 ppg. Oregon is legit really good. Maybe the best team left along with Georgia IMO.

Ingram sucked ass for the Vikings. Not sure what changed, but it didn't seem like a loss when he left.

Sayin also had one of the slowest releases in the BG10 according to PFF. He usually didn't need to get rid of it quickly. Yeah, he's really accurate with time.

It almost seemed like he'd never seen pressure before. Day didn't help by calling so many pass plays early in the first half when they needed to be running right at Miami (which worked in the second half). Side note: Miami is tough as nails physically on both sides of the ball but limited...

#4 for the Buckeyes, their All World receiver, also was instrumental for Miami in not blocking the defender that got the pick 6. Horrendous.

OSU and Day showed up planning to hold a track meet and Miami said hell with that and hit them in the mouth.

Yup.