Let's go to we go to we in, we out.

We got some good questions here tonight, Jess, from our subscribers on the new

Champions Lounge. So that's where you put in the questions for, we in, we out. Leon Fart

says, we and we out. Gerby Lambert makes his way into the starting lineup before the end

of the year, not due to injury. In or out on that, Jesse.

I'm going to say out.

I don't think he's going to pass up nap, and I, unless Emil Wagner does something

catastrophic, I think they're pretty set.

And I think if there were any question, like, the only way that this could be a

possibility, in my opinion, is if they had a complete, utter, you know, bad performance against Texas A&M.

But I think everyone was very pleased. Obviously, there's still stuff to work on, but I think they're set with the group that they have.

I think so as well. I know Marcus Freeman has said what's best in game one is not necessarily what's going to be the best for the middle of the

season. But I am out on this as well, just because they never would have started a true

freshman and a red shirt freshman on the left side of the line together in that road environment.

If they didn't think that they're more than just a one-game answer.

I think, like, if a one-game answer is, like, you stick with the veterans,

you stick with either Coogan or Spindler, and you put Tosh Baker out there,

and then you make changes after that.

So I don't like, that doesn't mean that Kirby Lambert is not going to develop,

but if this is not due to injury, I'm going to be out and say that the guys who are starting there, Wagner on the right, nap on the left, will remain the starters.

But again, you know, we are going to find out more about these guys over the next three weeks and exactly exactly how good they are or aren't.

From, man, we got some really creative handles today. Michigan can suck it. We in,

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