Eram Smith, but Elliot back again for another episode, the No Cast, but we will be focusing our

position of preview on the Office of Lyman. So a anticipated one both by our listenership and

I can speak for for myself. This is something that certainly thought an awful lot about. Look

forward to tonight's conversation. I think this will be a pretty interesting and honest look at

what the 2019 group might end up looking like. So we'll jump right into it and have a pretty fun

conversation about what this unit may ultimately be made up of. Fun and the opposite lining,

are you sure you're feeling okay? I was, you know, maybe being a little bit cheesy with my word

choice there, but it'll be a nice conversation. Last year was not so fun. We had famous hits

such as three of the worst seven players rated in the nation and players four days zero percent

game grade over like 30 something snaps, which I've never seen before. Players don't know

their blocking assignments. Players aren't sure who to look at forward the signals from the

sideline, etc, etc. And far too often players who are not efficient caliber or ACC caliber or

parrified caliber or in some cases due to the spots they were put in really even even D1 caliber

playing and and not not playing well. So as with the format of the previews, we will go first

to what four state lost off last year's roster. All right. So we'll look at three graduations,

a transfer and then a little bit of a discussion about a another possible slash probable departure.

Alec Eberley is a graduation center, a guy that I know was not necessarily a fan favorite, but

somebody that took a lot of snaps, got a lot of starts, this level play varied, but somebody that

most will be happy to turn the page on Derek Kelly, a nice story kid that was kind of always

plagued with with injury trouble and never able to really get the most out of what potential was

there. Arthur Williams, absolute mountain of a human being, had some small, I want to stress

brief moments where where it looked like the light might turn on for him, but it never really did.

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