So let's jump right into the sophomore class on offense. Okay. And so we're going to

we're going to kind of tear this out and we're going to talk about different groups of

sophomores on offense, right? And so the first group that we are going to talk about are those impact players,

guys that we know are going to play.

They're either going to start or we know they're going to be, you know,

key, key, key, key rotation players.

Maybe they start a couple games.

Maybe they don't, depending on the formation, you know, things like that when we're

talking about skill players.

So that's group one.

Then we're going to get into group two. And those are going to be the key contributors, right?

Maybe they get into the into the rotation and then they see time in certain packages and, you know,

things of that nature. And then we get into group three. And that's going to kind of be everybody else, the battling for time group right so they're going to be in either a position battle where maybe they start maybe they don't or they're

going to be battling just to be in the rotation right maybe it's a defensive lineman that i don't want to get

into names yet but like maybe it's a defensive lineman that I don't want to get into names yet,

but like maybe it's a defensive lineman that's trying to get into that rotation. Not going to be a

starter, obviously behind the guys that they've got in the front line, but maybe they're in

that third group where they come in for a couple of plays and maybe they get 10, 12 plays a game,

you know, whatever the case may be. So that's kind of the groups that we're

going to do offensively. And so we'll start at the top with group one and we'll work our way

down to group three. Sound like a plan, Brian? I love that plan. That sounds like somebody really

wicked smart came up with that plan. I don't know who that could have been. I mean,

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