The smart money says the iris aren't just a contender.

They are potentially the standard going into this season.

Marcus Freeman has his team.

He has his quarterback.

Now he just needs his ring.

Hello and welcome in.

It's always college football.

Today is January 28th of 26. And I want to begin by wishing my dad a happy birthday.

Dad, love you. I would not love college football if it weren't for you. So thank you for all you've done

for me, and thank you for being the man that you are. Happy birthday. I wish we could celebrate together,

but something tells me we will celebrate it at some point here

very soon. Today we are going to dive deep into the economy that is recruiting the quarterback

position. It's not necessarily about who's doing this, who's doing what. It's more different

philosophies that are being applied to how teams are building

their rosters. Now we've identified five distinct philosophies the teams are using to figure out

how they want to approach the most important position in the sport. Are you running a hedge fund

comparable to that of Lane Kiffin? Are you playing

moneyball like Kurt Signetti? Or are you entering into a marriage, so to speak, with the head

coach that you just hired and the quarterback that he had success with that led to him getting the job

at your place to begin with, a la Matt Campbell and Penn State with Rocco Beck.

So we'll break down all the different philosophies

the teams are using right now when it comes to the quarterback position.

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