It is finally officially game week, Tim Preister, Tim O'Malley, John Bryce.

We just met with Marcus Freeman talking about the selection of captains and a whole bunch of

depth chart decisions made here.

But I want to start with exactly what Marcus Freeman started with,

and that is he called it the healthiest preseason camp. He's been around in 15 years,

despite the fact the Nardium had 15% more practice time. He went in depth on that,

just one concussion, injuries, I think in general, down 30%. And, you know, the key with the more practice time.

That's really interesting in a real testament to Lauren Landau.

Yeah, and it's good news.

I asked Mitch Levins has taken contact.

I was worried that Mitchell Evans first contact exactly now,

10 months removed from ACL surgery would be at Kyle Field.

That's not the case.

Benjamin Morrison requested contact. And of course, we still have question marks about how much Howard Cross can play, but if it's this healthy of a camp, it's good news. I mean, the issue I think with Howard Cross is, of course, his backup is one of the guys hurt. Gabriel Rubio, that has always been something I've pointed to. But it's a good point by Freeman that, look, you can practice that hard and get through it.

That's huge for August Camp because every team has attrition.

We just only cover one team.

And noteworthy, I think, that Marcus told us it was intentional to have 15% more practices.

He said we cannot sacrifice practice. We did not sacrifice practice.

So, again, no worthy chance Tucker lost for the season confirmed today.

But he and Charles Jagasaw, the true camp casualties from an injury standpoint.

Marcus Freeman really pleased in talking about it, both being Lauren Lando, the new investment,

unprecedented levels of investment into sports science, sports nutrition, the training

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