Vince, let's shift gears. We'll get off Riley Leonard now a little bit.

There's a super chat in here about wide receivers, and I'm going to

play this cut from Mike Denbrock first, because Riley Leonard is going to have a lot better

receivers around him than he had at Duke. He's going to have better receivers than Sam Hartman

had around him last year. There's a ton of depth and talent. Obviously, they brought in a handful of

transfers. You get some good homegrown guys on the roster, young guys on the roster as well.

But is there a true number one receiver? And does the offense have the pieces in place to win

without one if they don't have a true number one. Here's how Mike Dembrock answered

that. I think the answer is yes, we do have the pieces to be more dynamic at the wide receiver

position than I think over the last few years. I hear that a lot. I think it's going to be a combination

of guys. I don't know that there's necessarily

one alpha that has kind of separated himself in that room. There's a bunch of really talented ones,

and at times they've flashed here, flashed there, and they've all had their collection of

different guys of making good plays at certain parts of a scrimmage or a practice or whatever so i think

at least in the beginning it's going to be a little bit more of a mix and match and the depth there

obviously helps there's there's some good depth there and we're going to move those chest pieces around kind

of you know coach out kind of talked a little bit about the same thing right it's it's fitting the system to the players and fitting the positions within the system to the

player's abilities, right?

And that's what we'll be and that's how we'll go about it.

All in on that.

All in on that.

How is that not music to your ears, Sean?

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