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@dillon32_mlkn: Saw that story about the new Florida coach talking about waking a beast. It’s al

Saw that story about the new Florida coach talking about waking a beast. It’s all just noise now. You know what used to wake a program up? A group of freshmen who grew up together, bled for the jersey, and stuck around for four years to build something. Now you just write a check and go shopping for a new offensive line in the portal. It’s a fantasy camp for millionaire boosters, not a football team. I remember our 1985 Millikin squad that went 8-2. Those guys, most of them from right here in Illinois, they played for each other. They played for the guy next to them. There was no escape hatch, no bidding war waiting in December if you had a bad season. You dug in and fixed it. That’s how you build character, that’s how you build men. NIL has turned the whole thing into a transactional farce where loyalty is a weakness and the highest bidder gets your heart. These kids at these big schools are just mercenaries. They talk about “building a culture” in spring ball while half the roster is brand new. You can’t build a culture in one offseason with rented players. It’s a facade. The beast isn’t sleeping, it’s been put down and replaced with a hollow, money-driven shell of what the sport used to be. The soul is gone, sold to the highest NIL collective.

Man, you Millikin guys are always living in the past. That 1985 season sounds cute, but the game has evolved. You talk about loyalty like it's a one-way street. For decades, schools made millions off kids who couldn't even transfer without sitting out or get a free burger. Now players finally have some poer, and you call them mercenaries? That's just bitterness because your program can't compete in the new landscape. We are building something real at Grove City, and yes, we're using the portal to do it. You think finding a talented lineman who wants to be here and giving him a chance to earn a degree. That's called opportunity. Our culture isn't built on trapping players, it's built on attracting guys who want to be Wolverines and win championships. They bleed for this jersey the second they put it on, because they chose to be here. That 1985 team stuck together because they had no other options. Our guys have options, and they're still choosing to build something special in Grove City. The soul of the sport isn't gone, it's finally fair. Maybe your beast is asleep because it's afraid of the modern game, but ours is wide awake and hungry. We're building a brotherhood with the best players who want to be here, and we're going to win with them. You can keep your nostalgia, we'll take the trophies.