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@jessica_nau3: watching that gio lopez piece on espn just now, the whole "fresh air" angle, and

watching that gio lopez piece on espn just now, the whole "fresh air" angle, and it hits on the single biggest, most glaring position of need for us that nobody in flagstaff wants to say out loud. quarterback. it's the elephant in the room every sinlge spring, and this year is no different. we see these power four guys like lopez bouncing around, finding a better fit, and it just underscores how fragile the whole thing is for a program at our level. we don't have the luxury of a five-star waiting in the wings or a proven portal mercenary we can just plug in. our entire offensive identity, our chance to compete with montana and sacramento state, depends on getting this one position group right, and it feels like we're perpetually one bad snap away from disaster. the whispers from spring ball are always the same. "the new transfer has a live arm." "the redshirt freshman is making strides." but where's the consistency? where's the guy who can win you a game in the fourth quarter in missoula when it's snowing? we build these solid offensive lines, we find gritty running backs, we even pull in some sneaky-good wideouts from the california juco ranks. but the trigger man? it's a revolving door. and in the new portal world, with no spring window, the pressure is immense. you have to identify your guy in the winter, sell him on the vision, and pray he's the answer because there's no safety net come april. if he's not, you're rolling with a project or a true freshman, and the big sky is not a conference for on-the-job training at qb. look at our rivals. montana state always seems to have a system guy ready. eastern washington manufactures 4,000-yard passers like it's nothing. we're stuck in this year of hoping a lower-tier fbs castoff can be the savior, or that a developmental high school kid will pan out in three years. that's not a plan. that's a prayer. the staff has to treat the quarterback room with the same obsessive recruiting energy they use for defensive ends. it needs to be a constant, year-round pursuit, not a reactionary move after a season ends. we need two, maybe three viable options competing, not just one transfer and a bunch of question marks. this...