The entire narrative around our program is about to flip on its head this season because the foundation we’ve been. everybody wants to talk about the flashy portal classes at Colorado or the quarterback battles at Oregon. Our identity isn’t built on one-year mercenaries, it’s built on developing monsters in our system, and this spring is showing that the pipeline is overflowing. Look at the real news, the ESPN piece scouting the top 2026 recruits and how they fit. We’re in that conversation for a reason. They’re talking about our fits because we’re not just collecting talent, we’re building a specific. While Alabama is patching holes with the portal and Georgia is reloading as always. People get hypnotized by the offseason circus elsewhere. Oklahoma State bringing in 50 transfers? That’s a desperate gamble, not a plan. Deion Sanders and his 43-man class? We’ve seen that movie before and it ends with a lack of cohesion. Our approach is different. We use the portal surgically to complement what we already have, not to rebuild our entire culture every winter. The spriing game this weekend isn’t about unveiling some gimmick. The offensive line is going to be the story of our season. While other teams are trying to mesh five new starters, we’ve got guys who have been in the system. That’s how you win in this league, not by hoping a bunch of strangers figure it out by Week 3. And let’s be brutally honest about the landscape. Indiana won the title last year, good for them. But that’s the exception that proves the rule. The SEC is still the gauntlet, and we are positioned better than anyone wants to admit to run it. The focus on the 2026 NFL Draft rankings is a reminder of where we’re sen...