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@bent_drew73: You know, this all sounds like fancy excuses from someone whose program can't re

You know, this all sounds like fancy excuses from someone whose program can't recruit the old-fashioned way. I've been watching this sport since the days when Coach Denning was building our Falcons with four-year players who bled maroon and white, and let me tell you, nothing beats development. This portal frenzy is a temporary fix, a gimmick. You mention Oklahoma State bringing in fifty transfers. That's not a football team, that's a mercenary camp. It reminds me of those flash-in-the-pan teams from the late 80s that tried to buy a quick fix and fell apart by November because they had no soul, no cohesion. A locker room full of rented players will never have the heart of a squad that grew up together. The real powers, the Georgias and Alabamas, they still build through high school recruiting because they know you need a foundation. Sure, they'll take a portal guy to plug a hole, like we used to get a JUCO transfer back in the day, but their core is homegrown. All this talk about the portal "recalibrating value" is just noise from folks who can't win the traditional way. If Colorado wins eight games with 43 new faces, I'll be shocked. That's a recipe for chaos, not championships. It takes years to build a culture, something we understood perfectly back when the NE-10 rivalries meant something. These transfer-heavy rosters are fragile. One bad season and that whole house of cards collapses because everyone just leaves again. Give me a team of three-stars who want to be there for four years over a team of five-star portal nomads any day of the week, and twice on Saturday. The rankings still matter because they measure the raw material you have to work with for the long haul. This isn't fantasy football.