Nightcap Hour 2: Miami Star Duo + Ocho gives a tutorial on how to strip at Area 29!

Shannon Sharpe (0:00)

Without a bad look here. Indiana want to get up to a fast start. They did that today, 52-15, rattle over next to North Texas.

Chad Johnson (0:08)

We'll see how long they can keep this winning streak. They have a loss in game at 17 games.

Shannon Sharpe (0:12)

16 home games, 16 winning streaks at home. They got off to a great start.

Last night in the Miami Hurricane, 45-6 rattle over Stanford, Malachi-Tony, 12 passes, a program record. 234 yards, three touchdowns. New quarterback Darian Mimsa, the transfer from Duke, 27-30, 4-0-1, five scores in his Miami debut. Tony, flashes iconic pose after touchdown. He's like, look here, y'all know what it is. He shredded to Stanford, anyone that tried to cover man-to-man and Mimsa. If I'm not mistaken, I think Duke tried to take the man to court to get him to stay, because he's special.

Chad Johnson (0:54)

If you take me to court, I definitely ain't staying.

Ain't no way. Ain't no way I'm staying. But I want to talk about Malachi Tony, man. Little baby Jesus. I played with Daylar, his dad, from Liberty City. Antonio Brown, he played for the Buffalo Bills. He played with the Washington Commanders, you know, back then. He ran a 4-2.

And now to see his son flourishing the way he's flourishing is unbelievable. He's a sophomore, Joe. He's a sophomore going crazy.

Shannon Sharpe (1:26)

That's the thing, though. See, he's good enough to go to the GoPro next year after the season, but he's got to stay one more year, Ocho.

Chad Johnson (1:32)

He has to?

Shannon Sharpe (1:33)

Yeah, if he's a true sophomore. Well, they changed it. Y'all think they ever changed that rule? They never. Why? Because it's too physical?

Joe Johnson (1:39)

Can y'all just pass Joe's mic? Because that one is making it echo, and it echo when you talk.

So y'all just pass that.

Chad Johnson (1:47)

Oh, mind jumping.

Joe Johnson (1:48)

Mind jumping.

Shannon Sharpe (1:50)

Mind jumping.

Chad Johnson (1:52)

Okay, I'm back. I'm back. I'm back. Chad, how's the sound? How's the sound?

I'm good?

Okay, okay. Appreciate that. Appreciate that. But anyway, what Malachi Tony is doing, he's so ahead of the curve. He's NFL ready already. Obviously, pedigree, having the skills, having the talent. Also, growing up in Miami, you learn at a much faster pace when it comes to playing the receiver position. So I'm used to seeing him look like this. You think about Santana Moss and Andre Johnson, obviously myself, Amari Cooper, all these receivers, and we continue to pump them out all the time. You think about the high school players right now. There's a young bull by the name of Nick. He's at Carroll City right now. Amir Sears at Columbus.

Shannon Sharpe (2:37)

Yeah. Just like that?

Chad Johnson (2:41)

No, they're going to dominate the next level. Just remember those names.

Shannon Sharpe (2:44)

Yeah, Sears, they beat Bishop Gorman. Sears said Thomas Aquinas though, right?

Chad Johnson (2:49)

No, he's at Columbus.

Shannon Sharpe (2:50)

Okay.

Chad Johnson (2:51)

He's at Columbus.

No, Amir is at Columbus and Nick is at Carroll City. There's one more. I think his name is Bryson Wright. I think he's down there in Jacksonville. I could be wrong. He's somewhere in Florida. But those three right now could go on any college campus right now and be the starter.

Shannon Sharpe (3:05)

Wow.

Chad Johnson (3:06)

Unbelievable. Unbelievable.

Shannon Sharpe (3:08)

Yeah, they're going to have Bermuda Cattonia special. But Mimsa, this is now you see why Duke tried to do everything they could to keep him. They knew he was a special talent. That's why Miami did everything they could to try and get it because they knew he was a special talent. You can see it. I mean, 123 pass yards, 1213 yards rush yards. But Clemson has an uphill battle. I don't know what Clemson can do.

What can they do in the second half? They didn't try to do in the first half to get back into the ballgame. 31-3, LSU is just thoroughly dominating the ballgame on both sides of football. I just don't know what they can do to get back into this ballgame. And I think LSU dominated the line of scrimmage too.

Yep. And that's the biggest key. You got to have them boys up front, man, who can hold the fork down, open up holes, and make a hell on some of these teams. I think that's what LSU was doing. I think Lane Kiffin, he's going to keep pulling it, bro, in the second half. He's going to keep pulling it. He trying to, hey, he want to impress this LSU fan base. That's what he wants to do. Right now, 30, what is it, 31-3? Yeah. Yeah.