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Sam Webb, Steve Lorenz, Bryce Marish continue their conversation about Bryce Underwood.

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When fans consume recruiting coverage, over the years, you see how fans evaluate covers.

They evaluate recruiting coverage in outcomes and not how you cover it.

I mean, you know, predictions of how recruiting is going to ultimately wind up.

I mean, that's fun.

And we do the prediction thing with the crystal balls.

And, you know, I like to think that we do a good job with the crystal balls and you know i like to to think that we we we do a good job with

the with the forecasts uh but do you cover it responsibly you know i i think that that in the grand

scheme of things is more important. How you cover recruiting is more important than how well you predict the outcome.

Now, we concentrate on doing both, but how you cover recruiting to me is much more important.

And in this particular recruitment, the responsible coverage,

the valuing sources, the willingness to hold things back, to not follow the crowd, to not say things just to say things, to not chase the cycle, the social media cycle.

Because you see this drumbeat where people are saying

something every day. If someone is saying something every day about the Bryce Underwood

recruitment, you know they don't know anything. They clearly don't know anything.

Because if someone was saying something accurate about Bryce

Underwood every day, they would definitely be out the loop, clearly be out the loop. Because that is one of the

fundamental tenets. This, that is clearly, certainly from the Underwood side of things, that is what they've been all about.

Like, listen, they are trying to be as outside of the public view of how they move as possible.

Now, the, the blessing and the curse of it, though, as the number one player in the country

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