Bye sell hold, excluding Leonard, this year's transfer class has a chance to surpass the production of the past season.

Oh, boy.

Yeah, definitely.

I mean, I think Devante Smith can certainly match what Jordan Clark did.

I would say that Jalen Stroman, I would expect to out produce Rod Hurd.

I think Jared Durham and Elijah Hughes combined to produce more than Art of Oban. That shouldn't be

very hard. I certainly think the receiver position will be more productive than this year's.

Maybe not as a whole, because you had three versus two, but even then, I think you could even

still see those two be more productive.

And I like that he said excluding Leonard, because there's no comparison.

There's nobody, there's no quarterback.

And the level of production is going to be there.

I would also say that I don't know that anyone on this year's transfer class outside of Malachi can have the impact Riley had.

But even then, it's like even if he's a dominant receiver, you're still dependent upon somebody else getting you the football where Riley Leonard is touching the football and every single play.

Right.

So, yeah, but so if you exclude Leonard, I would actually be disappointed if this

year's portal class didn't have more impact than this past year's portal class if you exclude

Riley Leonard. That's what I was. That's what I was going to say. I think excluding Riley Leonard,

I think the expectation is that they do. No disrespect to the previous transfer class, but you just go through and look at what,

I mean, really also, like Jordan Clark had a pretty productive career at Arizona State.

Like Devante Smith had a good season.

They're comparable from like a stat line perspective.

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