Watched that spring game and all this talk about the new faces reminds me of the difference between a builder and a manager. Coach Dooley built a program from the ground up, brick by brick, with players who grew into men over four years. He didn't need a list of 499 draft prospects because his focus was on the team in the locker room, not the ones leaving for the league. Now you have coaches who are just CEOs of a roster, managing a portfolio of mercenaries from the portal. They're trying to assemble a team in one offseason like it's a fantasy draft, not cultivate one. That's not coaching, that's logistics. The great ones, the legends we remember, they built something that lasted. This new era produces administrators, not architects.