Ingram Smith, but Elliott back again for another episode, the No Cast here with another morning episode edition.

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But got a lot of stuff to talk about. Got some transfers of some roster moves that have taken place this last time we talked, but talk.

Excuse me, we will start our talk this morning at the quarterback position, both a prospect that's transferring from within the state and then a high school prospect that appears to be narrowing his decisions down.

Yeah, so opening here McKinsey Milton, former all world quarterback for UCF who had a devastating knee injury was at 2018, I believe.

It had in their final game at USF in UCF's gaming and CSF he has you know worked his way back to health apparently and there were some chatter that he might be able to play in the game against UC or USF over the weekend.

And Milton has elected to transfer from UCF obviously I don't think that they're going to play him over Dylan Gabriel who has turned out to be a pretty darn good quarterback for the nights, but with him jumping in the portal and with this portal season being pretty hot and heavy already.

We are seeing a lot of schools show some interest in him and there's a lot of questions around this one because nobody nobody seen McKinsey Milton play in two years.

If you get the McKinsey Milton that you got two years ago, health wise, there's no doubt that everybody almost every team in the country would be interested, but UCF didn't play him against USF and we don't know how healthy he is, how good he still is.

And that was a devastating leg injury. There was some initial thought that he might lose his leg, right? This was some serious business.

But a couple things here, number one, I reached out to some UCF sources and they told me that they actually thought he was healthy enough to play in the game, but that they really couldn't live with themselves if they played him in his final game UCF because they knew he was going to transfer and he then he got hurt.

They're not real worried about his health.

Number two, I know that there are a number of schools that are at the very least kicking the tires on McKinsey Milton and one of those schools is in fact floor stake.

So I can defer him a issue is certainly interested in finding out what McKinsey Milton is all about other schools that I think might have some interest or at least he might have some interest in TCU,

LSU, Miami, I know Michigan State has inquired and a couple of other schools as well.

So it's still in the preliminary process here. I don't think that this is one of these situations where the kid is 100% sure where he's going to go and is going to announce his commitment is commitment tomorrow or today, like a lot of times these

kids do when they jump at the transfer portal. It's oftentimes not quite as open of a process as as you might think, but here I think he's really going to be feeling out feeling out his options.

And if issue is certainly interested in finding out more.

Yeah, I think it's I think it's good for us to speaking as the Noel casters, a broader fan base to know that there's been, you know, contact there and legitimate interest doesn't mean that Florida states leading for Milton services or whatever else.

I think that speaking broadly as a general fan base that Florida state has set itself up for disappointment just because we see these kids enter the portal all the time Florida state fans think they're going to either get them or be seriously involved in them and then two days later they announced somewhere else.

This appears to be a little bit of a different situation both in the fact that there is contact there. There is some level of interest and that as you mentioned, this is not one of these predetermined things to where

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