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Doing a midweek edition, addressing some question and answer stuff that has come in and also going back over some things from the Wake Forest podcast.

Finally, getting to where I can actually start to do more stuff during the week, which is going to be nice.

I've got some things coming in terms of some video analyses and all of that for some of the stuff over the next few weeks, which should get back to some of the stuff that I used to do not that long ago and want to get back to doing a lot more of. So excited to do that.

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helpful. I'm going to go ahead and get to it. Just going to start with some question and answer stuff. And the first has to do with Julian Armella. And I'm going to go ahead and get to it. Just going to start with some question and answer stuff.

And the first has to do with Julian Armella.

And I've gotten a number of people who've asked what I think on this.

You know, we're talking about, you know, should we see Julian Armella play sooner than later?

I mean, how soon are we going to see this guy, the best and most ready to go

offensive line recruit from last year's recruiting class? How soon can we, you know, expect to see

him step in, step on the field and take over, you know, after especially what we saw last week,

where Jast and Tarnatine had a rough outing, to say the least,

definitely had a not so good outing. And, you know, the idea is, this has come up from more than one

place of Armelah clearly can't be worse than what we just saw. And, you know, the thing that I'll

say to that is, first of all, yes, you can.

Never, I'm, I never cease to be amazed by college football fans optimism that things truly can't get worse.

Listen, it, there's, there's a point at which things can't get really any better, but never underestimate

the potential downside of things. Things can always get worse. Trust me, are pretty close to

always. And so that's first and foremost. Yes, get worse and generally speaking if a player is not

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