I almost feel like we need to just completely get rid of 2021 and 2022 Nebraska because if you're trying to draw conclusions on where Nebraska is, what Nebraska is going to be, I don't feel like any of the carryover

from the previous regime is going to benefit how you forecast Matt Rule's success.

Hello, welcome to always college football.

I'm your host Greg McElroy, along me as always Jack Foster Mark Kubiak man.

We hope you are having an amazing day. We hope that spring has gotten off to an excellent

start with you. We hope that your team is still in the March Madness tournament. We hope all those things for you. Unfortunately, we also have some college football that we had talked to. Well, fortunately too, if you want. A lot of people aren't focused on football right now but we are it never leaves us here at always college football

We have a lot of teams that we want to preview today for the spring season that is upon us.

A bunch that start here in the next couple of days

or started yesterday, the day before, what have you.

A bunch that we want to get to.

Old Miss, Illinois, Baylor, Nebraska, Louisville, Purdue, all those teams, a little preview today for their spring season.

And we're going to get to your mailbag. We've been getting to the mailbag regularly

ever since you guys started sending in a ton of different questions.

So we're going to continue to get in to some of those.

So we appreciate you sending those all. And we really really appreciate that we'll continue to check

those off as they come along so let's not waste any additional time let's talk

about it. All right old Miss rebels are officially on the field right now and Lane Kiffin has a new defensive coordinator and he has like seven new

quarterback's on his roster to see exactly how this thing is going to go down. We all know who the quarterback was last year.

Jackson Dart. He is the incumbent, but I would not say at this point, I would not say he's

the favorite. I would think the favorite right now based on potential based on upside

based on the amount of reps he's actually gotten at the college level. I would think

that Spencer Sanders, the transfer from Oklahoma State, would be the favorite.

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