Dylan Thienemann

I think it's a really good thing because we're very selective of who we want.

And then again, this staff is unbelievable.

We're just giving clarity.

And I think as we continue to work with each other, we're going to know exactly what we're looking for.

That's just the perseverance that you have when you go through, let's call it, hard things.

We'll see.

He's going to compete with Stetson.

We'll see.

He's going to compete with Stetson.

Really, just when I keep improving my process and my preparation, like how I watch film and taking notes, writing stuff down.

So I had two separate notebooks.

So I had a notebook just for opponent scout, and I had a notebook where I wrote everything down.

So I write everything in one notebook, and then I would kind of compile it and what I needed to study, what I needed to know in another one.

So I could study that before the game.

At Purdue, I played mostly in the post.

So I was playing free safety there.

But then Oregon, we played field and boundary.

And in Oregon's defense, you're asked to do literally everything.

So I mean, I'm rolling down in the box.

I'm rotating different cover threes.