The greatest coaches in history built programs with their own hands, not with a shopping cart full of transfers. You look at a man like Lou Holtz, who took over a dormant South Carolina program and built it brick by brick, teaching fundamentals and discipline. That CBS Sports piece linking him and Spurrier gets it right, they were architects. Now you’ve got these new guys bringing in fifty mercenaries overnight, like what’s happening at Oklahoma State. That’s not coaching, that’s fantasy football with NIL money. A real coach develops the young men he recruits for four years, like they did here in the 80s. You can’t buy a culture, and you sure can’t portal your way to a legacy. The legends are rolling in their graves watching this.