Bill Landis

And then he also said,

The reason that I have confidence in this room is because I'm leading the room and I have confidence in myself.

Right.

So it's like it was it was a great I don't want to say performance, but it's like Carlos Lachlan.

He can hold the attention when he's got a bunch of media people.

I'm sure he can hold the attention, whether he's talking to his running backs, whether he's talking to recruits, whether he's talking to fans, whether he's talking to media.

Carlos Lachlan, when he talks, you listen.

As a position coach.

That feels like a special what's just segment where you and I take a bag of soft batch cookies into Carlos Lachlan's office and sit down and eat them with him and just talk ball for a little bit and you know what I can come around.

It's for his own good, right?

I mean, it's like we just don't want him, like, you know, talking out of school about, like, you know, downgrading cookies when he shouldn't be doing it.

The thing that struck me the most that maybe I believe the most or would have changed my opinions the most is Carlos Lachlan making the point that we're all aware of.

But it's a reminder from him that Isaiah West and Bo Jackson, he said Bo Jackson, he had the numbers, played four games of high school football his senior year.

Isaiah West played five.

They both came in and played as true freshmen last year.

They both had shoulder injuries.

Like someone said to Isaiah West, did you have it all year?

And Isaiah West said, eh.

And Bo Jackson said he kind of happened in the middle of the year.

But then Carlos Laughlin also said every running back's hurt all the time.