All right, so I spied on long enough here. Let's kick it over to our interview with Nate Edwards

of Rock M Nation, really delivered the goods on this one. We're pleased now to be joined by

Nate Edwards, who covers Missouri for Rock M Nation of S.B. Nation, of course. And he hosts

before the box score on Rock M Nation podcast feed. And you can give Nate a follow

at Nate G. Edwards on Twitter. Thanks for joining me, Nate. I really do appreciate it.

Thanks for having me on, Mike. I appreciate it too. How I stumbled upon you. I just came across

my Twitter feed here in really interesting article on what to expect from year two quarterbacks

in the drink with system. You know, that obviously just got my attention right away.

So I'm going to ask you about that article, but it also kind of goes along with the theme that

you know, I've been having a lot of difficulties, I guess you could say, just kind of pinpointing

what Missouri has in Conor Baselak. So can you just kind of give us, you know, some insight into

what made you want to write this article and what was kind of your conclusions from

kind of comparing Conor Baselak to, I believe it was the former N.C. State quarterback Ryan Finley.

Yeah, you know, when you get into kind of post draft funk, I always like to think, okay,

so what are the possibilities for next year? What are some things I can look forward to?

And you know, Missouri was blessed with an incredibly long run of Gary Pinkle

and his ability to develop quarterbacks. And then we got the area of him for four years and

now we're with drink. And so it's like, we're not really sure how quarterbacks do, really,

for the past couple years. And we really didn't have much to choose from with drink with since

he's only been an offensive coordinator, you know, for officially for three years before he became

the head coach at AppState and the head coach here. So I figured, look, if there's any data out

there on what he does with an established piece at quarterback, what does that look like?

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