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A KFC tale in the pursuit of flavor. The Colonel made his $10 Tuesday bucket so full with eight pieces of juicy.
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Crispy chicken or tenders that it might.
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Just last you till Wednesday. If you've got that kind of self control.
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I mean some people want leftovers, others.
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Are more into right nowers.
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The Colonel lived so we could chicken 10 bucks 8 pieces. One big deal with KFC$10 Tuesdays. Prices and participation may vary. Taxes, tips and fees extra if you're.
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And how about that Polack interception in the end zone?
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Well, it's David Pollack and I think people are going to learn what kind of ball player he is. He's got a heart of a line. I'm real proud of that kid.
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This is C Ball. Get Ball.
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College football's top show for football analysis.
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Predictions and coach interviews. Now here's your host, three time All.
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American, seven time Emmy award winner, David Pollock. We got what we all wanted. Welcome in to Seaball. Get Ball. We got a great game. We got a great national championship game back and forth, five touchdowns in the second half. Indiana, you know the losing his franchise in the history of college football. When Signetti took over, they didn't play anybody like Indiana didn't play anybody this year. They played trash, they played garbage. They let some teams hang around and they kind of got bailed out or they're just fricking that good. Indiana's that good man. They're national champions like un freaking believable. Like it's ridiculous. Jamari Sharp is the name of the young man who sealed the deal for Indiana. Beck was driving with a chance to really change history like you talk about like the way he's looked at the way he's drafted possibly. This was a back and forth game like crazy. Indiana did what they what they do always. I they started off hot, started off 10 to nothing. Here's what I loved about Miami's game plan. I don't love cheap shots. I don't recommend cheap shots. It's not something that I support even though I am a defensive guy. But here's the thing. When you carry out fakes and you run all this RPO game and option game that Indiana does, if it looks like you're running with the football, take the liberty to take somebody's face off. And the idea behind it is you be physical with a quarterback and you make him think about it, and you make him think about carrying out those fakes. You make him see a little bit of ghosts. And here's what I'll say. Man, Miami did a great job. They crossed the line probably a couple times with, with what they did in the targeting, probably low in the lower in the head, underneath the chin, but Mendoza's bloody. They're not in the greatest rhythm, you know, in the first half. The Bane and Mazador are getting to them, you know, more than Indiana's accustomed. But. But I think Indiana's scheme and their players out wide were the difference in the game because the free access out wide early in the game, like Indiana's drives, what do they do? Spread them out, throw the ball. Miami sagging really, really far off. By the way, if you want to talk about somebody that got picked on tonight, 24 in the secondary for Miami, it was like, where is he? Throw it at him. They did a really good job of taking advantage of that matchup, but that's how they got on the board early. They got the three points on the first drive and then Miami doing Miami things is what led to the 10 to nothing. Third down and six. Defensive PI for Miami. Third down and 13. Bane jumps off sides next time that.
