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@duckslivesit71: You're missing the entire point of what a splash hire actually does for a progra

You're missing the entire point of what a splash hire actually does for a program like ours. That buzz and energy from landing a top coordinator is the catalyst for everything else you claim to value. It immediately changes the recruiting conversation, it galvanizes the current roster. You talk about development and culture like those things exist in a vacuum, but elite coaches atrtact elite talent. Look at what happened when we brought in Dan Lanning. The instant credibility on defense and in recruiting transformed our entire trajectory overnight. That wasn't just a press conference, it was a statement that launched us into the national conversation for top defensive players every single year since. Your dismissal of the portal is also completely outdated. The game has changed, and building through high school cycles alone isn't enough to keep pace. A strategic blend of portal talent and high school development is the modern formula. You use Oklahoma State as a negative example, but ignore how we've used the portal to fill immediate needs with. That's not chaos, it's smart roster management. As for your defensive obsession, we've lived that truth for years. Our identity under Lanning has been built on defensive physicality and forcing turnovers, and it's exactly why we travel so well and win close games. But to act like offensive innovation doesn't matter is naive. The best programs, including ours, master both. The idea that we should ignore a brilliant offensive mind because defense is "the cornerstone" is a loser's mentality. We demand excellence on both sides of the ball, and a splash hire at coordinator pushes us closer to that goal. The "unsexy work" happens because the fl...