Matt Lassair giving us information, Tommy, about the next time we're going to get word on a player.

Is there some news coming down later today or tonight that we should be eagerly anticipating?

It sounds like things are going okay with the linebacker from Pitt, Biles.

But it sounds like it's going okay.

Is he going to get here? Is he going to come to campus? Is he going to be somebody we talk to face to face? I know he's visiting Colorado. Well, yes. He already completed that visit, as I understand it. It sounds like we are being rightfully aggressive. I could tell you, too, that the Sears, the De Sears were in the building of the football only facility today.

Nice. Good. That's something I did some reporting on last night on the board. Just kind of Intel sharing and catching up. It's been, that has been one of those roller coasters that would drive you mad and probably have you turn in your papers.

Guys, I'm turning in my papers.

World needs plenty of botans.

I'm done here with this nonsense.

Yeah, it is hard.

It's not, you know, recruiting and people who went on to become recruit Nix really enjoyed that process.

It was never my thing.

I understood it was the lifeblood of how a program is built.

I understood the necessity, how much it mattered. And the coaches who were great at it had a much

better chance of winning and sustaining success and building elite programs. And thank goodness,

Bobby Bowden was here because there is a stretch in time in which he was arguably the very

best recruiter in college football.

And it helped without question.

And that's not how programs are necessarily built anymore, although recruiting is just taking on a different form.

It does matter.

It's just different than it was in yesterday, as we well know.

But back to my original point, which was, I remember the

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