All right.

All right. Let's get fired up for section number two or topic number.

That's not topic number two.

Both.

It's just part two.

We're going to talk to defense.

We're going to talk defense and special teams in this particular topic.

And I'm excited about it.

We've got a lot to talk about here.

And we kind of already broke the egg a little

bit at the very, very beginning. We talked about the guys that are getting some of the love

from the, from the publications and things of that nature. And those, just to recap, right,

those defensive guys that were getting some of that loves, Howard Cross, Benjamin Morrison, Xavier Watts.

Those are the three guys that were getting the defensive love nationally.

And we're going to kind of give who we think have the possibility of getting some All-America love on the defensive side of the ball.

So let's kick it off with the

unanimous All-American from last year, defensive player of the year, and that's Xavier Watts.

Any chance he is not an All-American this year, Brian? Like, barring injury, he'll be an All-American.

Now, he may not be a unanimous All-American like he was last year,

for a host of reasons. Number one is part of what helped him last year was the splashy stats, right?

Yeah, oh, yeah. He said, you know, played, it was huge on national TV, picks off defending

National Heisman Trophy winner twice. Yep. Picks up a fumble in that game. And he was brilliant in that game.

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