Patty O Furniture, great name.

If coaches plan to inform the third quarterback

of their standing at the end of spring,

is their thought or strategy beyond merely who is the third

that goes into this selection?

Hmm.

Yeah, I think that it's more of, Pat, it's a great question.

I think that is going to be more of who they're going to make number two.

And here's why I say that.

I think you're going to want to make number two the guy that you think is least likely to transfer.

Because if you, if, like, let's just say hypothetically that the guy that's actually number two,

you know he's not going to transfer if he does if he's not number one.

But the guy that's number three may not transfer if he's number two, but he will transfer his number three.

So you kind of got to be smart about that.

Okay, we're going to make this guy number two because we don't want to lose both of them.

So I think that's kind of the strategy that goes into. I mean, if you, so it, yes, it's kind of,

you're kind of informing him guy he's third but he may not necessarily be third

unless it's like that's the order the guy that's number two actually is the guy that's most

likely to stay and the guy that's number three is most likely going to leave so that would be

yeah that would be my thoughts on that.

What do you think, Trev?

Yeah, I mean, it's tough.

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