Indiana can sort of cement itself as we are no longer this team that's going to be fighting for six wins anymore.

Malachi Tony, is he going to be ready?

Dante Moore, he showed improvement, better command.

What's going on, y'all, Bud Elliott here of the Cover 3 podcast, and this is Summer School. We are back in session today, joined by our buddy Jackson, more, markboard.com, everything you need for Fresno State, like the Fresno State source out there. Jackson, how you been, man? Been good. Thanks for having me on. Good to see you, man. So pretty nice year for Fresno last year, 9 and four, seven and two in the Mountain West. They beat, shoot, who'd they beat in the bowl game? They won the ball game. Be Miami of Ohio. There we go. Okay. That's solid. Matt Inns, you know, entering year two. Year one, like pretty successful season, I would say for him. for him. We were kind of wondering, like, how the transition transition would go i remember we did last year's episode what what's kind of the general vibe

there they're now in fresno around the program yeah vibes are up um you know you wondered how

someone would come in and transition it like the way he did if it would be reflected well by the players

if you know personalities you're going from Coach Tedford and Coach

Skipper who are very well known around here to a guy that no one knew much about in Coach

Inns. And I mean, he hit all the right notes. And I think even more evident than the nine

wins last year was this offseason where guys that have been here for a long time could

have gone and probably gotten more money elsewhere,

maybe even played in some cases at receiver,

some better schemes.

They all opted to stay pretty much.

Bulldogs were like third in the nation

as far as teams that did not lose players to the portal

as production wise.

Really, Richie Anderson was the only player

that left to Texas A&M.

So you can see, not only did they have success in the wind column last year, but the guys

are bought in.

It wasn't a one-year thing.

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