Collin Klein

you know, positively or negatively and, you know, just put our heads down and go to work.

I mean, we will be and have a very thorough off-season routine to go through and kind of get a leg up on what we have ahead of us.

I think some of that is the pre-season rankings, the pre-season scope of strength of schedule.

I think the last three years or four years in college football, when you have

30-plus, 40-plus, 50-plus guys new on every roster.

I don't know.

I think it's really hard to determine who is really going to be any good or not because every team has such a high percent of new players and faces.

So it'll be interesting.

I tell our guys all the time, and I believe it to be true, is there's not a team on our schedule that can't beat us if we don't do what we're supposed to do.

there's not a team we can't beat if we, if we do what we're supposed to do.

And that's, that's how we're going to look at it.

You know, I don't really know.

I think, I think this landscape sometimes it's hard to say what,

uh, what is more valuable, um, from whether it be the playoff committee or, you know, in your conference run or, or what have you, um, at the end of the day, I think we got to find the best pitch to give us, give us and our team, uh, you know, the best chance to be successful and,

I'll work with our administration and see what we can put together for that.

I think with our conference schedule, we get a pretty good dose of that.

I think the college football is as national as it has become.

It's so...

non-geographical from a conference landscape and other conferences at times like and social media it's not like the only place a kid or recruit can see you or your team or your logo is on TV and on his local station right I mean he's got

access to highlights and clips and social media stuff that, you know, in any corner of the country.