pseudo solo today, but you guys are here in the chat.

Appreciate that as well.

Fire away if there's any questions to get to.

I was kind of touching on something a moment ago before we went to break and talking about,

you know, look, over the years, I've made it no secret, especially the latter version of Gus Malzahn.

I wasn't a fan of, talked about that offense is not one that I want my teams to run.

And then we've watched a ton of college football changes, pro football changes over the years,

some of which incorporated a lot of those elements and then utilize them

in certain ways within other types of schemes, which I thought was interesting. I think it's good

for the game in a lot of ways. You don't like things to become stagnant. There's an era of

college, of pro football, I should say, that spans 25 to 35 years where everybody runs the exact same things.

And it got a little weird.

And then times changed.

And all of a sudden you had the run and shoot and a lot of these other things.

And it brought some freshness to the sport.

So I'm open for that idea or certainly stealing,

because there's nothing new under the sun,

stealing elements of certain things that I like while running something that's more

tradition-based, or that's not even the right way to say it, something that's more accessible

with pro athletes than with, say, collegiate athletes and those that you're looking to groom

for a certain system.

That said, I don't know what's normal anymore in college football.

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