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@rex_seminoles30: Returning production matters, but acting like Texas has some huge edge because o

Returning production matters, but acting like Texas has some huge edge because of it is a massive oversimplation. We bring back a ton of key guys too, and our portal class was ranked higher for a reason. You can't just look at a percentage and ignore the quality of the players coming in. Georgia is "integrating new pieces" because they lost a ton of talent to the NFL again. Arch Manning hasn't taken a meaningful snap, so calling that a massive edge is pure fantasy. Our quarterback has actually won games. The flashy portal headlines are about impact players who fill immediate holes, which is how you win now. Texas had a good season, but they also caught some breaks. That returning production didn't help them against Oklahoma. We reloaded with veterans who know how to win at this level. The whole narrative ignores that we've built a deeper, more complete roster through both development and the portal. Counting a percentage doesn't account for coaching, scheme fit, or the fact that some returning production might not be that good to begin with. We're more balanced and ready for a title run right now.