So, Mr. Davis, well, let's talk about some college football, man.

This is the final part of our TCF recruiting team college football.

That's what that stands for.

And, you know, it's been a wild year, Sean.

It's been a wild year.

It really has.

And there's a lot of takeaways. You and I were talking about all the different potential

topics we could talk about today. And you were just like, let's just talk about kind of,

what have we learned at the, you know, the quarter point of the season? Because we really are,

most teams are at the quarter point of the season. There's some teams that played five.

Hawaii's played six,

but most teams are at four. And what have we learned about those teams? And so that's what we're going to do, Sean. So we're just going to kind of go back and forth. We're going to kind of talk, you know, teams, then we'll talk some players, and then we're going to talk some trends. So, Sean, I want to kick it off with you. When you look at just different teams, it can be, you can look at it any way you want it.

What's the first thing that you feel like we've learned so far through the third,

sort of the one third of the way through the college football seat?

You need two quarterbacks?

You need two quarterbacks on your roster.

Like, you look at teams like, right, well, Oklahoma's going through right now.

Like, they're playing, they lose John Matier, right?

You look at Tennessee, Aguilar, hasn't been injured yet, but he has a history of being injured.

You look at Syracuse being on a run and they lose Steve Angeli.

Does that take their season and all the possibilities they had. They had to feel like after that Clemson win or halfway

through that Clemson win like, yo, we might make a run to an ACC championship. Like,

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