College Laurel: Indiana v Ohio {Always}

Narration of college-football fan composition, for (all) things distance-knots.

College athletics love-letter. Thanks so much for reading, 

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I was worried now. I knew my fave team of childhood college Saturday football TV-viewing for Irish-team maps (Notre Dame Fighting Irish) culminated in many images of great rivalries and contests of grit and cleats, and as I grew up cheering for the Irish taking on teams like Michigan and Navy and Florida, I knew they were destined for a niche of excellence in Earthling lore for American culture. I was right now, and I was worried (seriously), since the Indiana-located Irish-school was to take down a rival of great strength and fire, from Ohio, and I felt Facebook-culture bound. Follow along.

Yes, friends, I'm right. This '25 new-year of great sportsmanship interest for social media culture would kick with this great cross-state rivalry pageant for a national laurel in that grit-cleat game of offense-defense balances sheets for coaches, critics, captains, and cheerleaders (wow). Sure, Ohio's sent force was not top-ranked, and neither was my Irish colors this year/season beginning in Autumn-'24, but they were in the top-10 and took-down the top-teams to reach this national laurel (televised) theater. I'd be there...and I was (now) worried officially. If the Irish won, I'd buy a video-game for Valentine's Day...and if they lost to that cross-state fire-force, I'd get a very big jug of wine and go to sleep in tears (damn). What would you do, if you were (somehow) TV-culture bound for this January-'25 jardinieres (forever)?

WIFE: The Irish never quit, yeah?

ME: Oh, hush...you're giving me those gamblin'-jitters which result in zero.

WIFE: Hey, it might be a close-scoreline, and you'll see big school TV run.

ME: That's a half-truth, if you're an Irish fanatic fan (like me).

WIFE: If your Irish colors fly for the title (somehow), I'll get you an artwork.

ME: Will it be from Mars (damn)?

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)