Just saw that CBS piece about Tennessee's spring game and their QB competition. Everyone's obsessed with the circus shows, the 50-portal-player overhauls at Oklahoma State, the 43-man transfer class at Colorado, the five-star QB battls at Oregon. They're all screaming for attention, trying to build a team in one offseason through sheer volume. Meanwhile, we're in Boise, just working. Our foundation isn't being poured in April 2026, it was set years ago. We don't need to bring in fifty new guys because we develop the ones we have. Look at the chaos out there. A team wins a national title like Indiana and immediately has to figure out how to replace everything. A coach like Deion Sanders gets a whole new roster every year and calls it a plan. That's not sustainable, and it's not a program. That's a fantasy football draft with shoulder pads. Our stability is our superpower. While these mega-programs are trying to mesh dozens of strangers every single spring, our guys have been in the system. The continuity in our scheme, in our coaching philosophy, is worth more than any five-star transfer who doesn't know the fight song. This whole eligibility change the NCAA is floating just proves the system is broken for everyone else. They're constantly making new rules to manage the chaos they created with the portal and NIL. It's reactive. We operate in our own lane. We aren't reacting to the market, we're building a team. Our spring practice isn't about introducing eighty new faces to each other, it's about refining details. The spotlight is on every other "QB competition" in the country. People love ...