Bill Landis

that I think will happen.

So I like that quite a bit with what BYU returns.

BYU is also top 20 in returning production this year.

I'm a little worried about losing Jay Hill as defensive coordinator, but the bulk of their returning production is on defense, so hopefully that will mitigate that a little bit.

And then one other one I was looking at in the Big 12, and actually the value is not really that good, but who's the best quarterback in the Big 12 this year, and why is it Drew Mestemaker?

And I think...

Oklahoma State has not won a Big 12 game in the last two years.

Their number is five and a half.

I just think there's a lot of upward mobility in that conference.

If you look at how Utah and Houston kind of flipped it from 2024 to 2025, I think Oklahoma State, with an influx of dudes from North Texas, including Mesta Maker, including Caleb Hawkins, can probably find themselves to a bowl game against that schedule that...

Aside from playing, they play Oregon in the non-conference, which are not going to win, but they don't play Utah.

They don't play BYU.

They don't play TCU and Baylor, like the other teams in the top five of the conference title odds that they don't play.

So aside from like Texas Tech and Houston, they just play a lot of the other teams sort of like in the middle to the bottom of the league.

So I think they could find themselves in bowl game territory next year.

So I don't mind the five and a half there.

Are we sure that Vanderbilt can win seven games with a nine-game SEC schedule while playing a freshman quarterback?

It just seems like maybe a big... I like Clark Lee.

I think Clark Lee's a really good coach, and I know that they were a fun team last year and had a nice season, but they're losing some guys.

Their schedule is decently tough.