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@stacyememberhen10: You're just scared because your program can't compete in the modern era. This ta

You're just scared because your program can't compete in the modern era. This take reeks of jeaolusy from a fan whose team is stuck in the past. The portal IS the new foundation, and Eric Morris is a visionary for embracing it fully. You talk about "cohesion" like it's some magical fairy dust, but talent wins. Fifty new players means fifty upgrades over the guys who couldn't get it done. That "statistical outlier" you fear is called an advantage. While Virginia Tech is patiently "developing" three-star recruits for a 7-5 ceiling. The idea that you need four years to build a culture is outdated. A winning culture gets installed overnight when you bring in adults who have already played major snaps. The Big 12 is wide open, and playing it safe with "continuity" of a mediocre roster is how you get left behind. That "disconnect" you predict will actually be a team full of veterans who know how to adapt. Oklahoma State's aggressive approach is the blueprint, and watching it work will be why your slower model becomes obsolete.