Andrew Gillis

Um,

The Smith, I think it's Rassaw, you added them.

Mason Williams, obviously incredibly well-educated, Ohio University.

He's coming up here to beat Esmerick 2.0.

I think John Walker, defensive tackle.

You feel good about some of those guys, but I don't think there's a wow.

And that's, I think, the interesting part of the portal moving forward because –

The market is very interesting right now because it's just so up and down.

And, you know, if Ohio State wants to say, well, we're not going to pay X amount of dollars for Quincy Porter.

Well, we're not going to pay X amount of dollars for Aaron Scott or for Faheem Delane.

That's, that's fine.

That's your call.

But when you go bring in a guy who's in his fifth year of college football, who's solid, maybe doesn't have the physical traits of a Faheem Delane.

Like, I think if we were to all say like, Hey, the two defensive backs that they brought in,

Like with with more and little like I think we would all probably say that Aaron Scott and Fahim Delane's ceiling is higher.

And it's not just because some recruiting service gave them an extra star.

It's because their athletic traits are probably a little bit different and their upside is probably a little bit higher.

So that's the thing that I'm.

kind of interested in is you know could you have some misses 100 but if ohio state doesn't want to play doesn't want to pay that that's totally cool but if that's what the market is to keep a player like that you have to weigh i guess a floor versus ceiling conversation because i think ohio state raised its floor pretty significantly with the portal but i don't know if they lost

or I don't know how much they lost kind of an upside because Aaron Scott, I mean, Oregon comes to Columbus and Aaron Scott might play for Oregon and you would think, wow, wouldn't that guy look really, really great loss from Devin Sanchez.