Ingram Smith, Bud Elliot, back again to do another episode of the Nolcast.

So Bud, we were fortunate enough to record an episode kind of as ACC exit Armageddon was playing out there four or five days ago,

good stuff.

I think that's a good conversation.

If you haven't had a chance to listen to it,

I would encourage you to go back and take a

listen to what our immediate thoughts were as that news started to break we did

have to kind of press pause on doing a more thorough signing day review or just roster,

more just kind of a roster breakdown more than anything else rather than a

review of one particular day, but obviously early signing day plays a massive role in shaping of a roster in modern college football.

It's really not even worth calling early signing day it is you know the

signing day for all intensive purposes and you may have one or two kids

trickle in in the February date but you know, what was once the old signing day that many of us know is long

since gone and never going to return and yeah maybe they could look at a, from a macro perspective is trying to place some of this stuff around so that it doesn't all transpire within one window as far as, you know, end of season bull prep, portal opening, roster retention, final weeks of recruiting,

final 10 days of recruiting. It was literally a window of insanity there,

but very good class that we can go back and look at

was not maybe the class that some had hoped for,

certainly understand that,

or the class that some thought they might sign, you know, even as recent as five to seven days before signing day.

But very solid class, by far the class, the best class that Mike has signed during his time at

four state and you know know we'll just go back and forth given our opinions on

individual needs filled some of the kids that you know filled some of the things you did on signing day and where there are

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