Jeff Schwartz

Next year, you bring in Hoover, all that stuff, but it might not work out quite as well next year.

Sure.

Last thing here.

We have seen 2023 Michigan, 2024 Ohio State, and now 2025 Indiana.

They're old as shit, man.

Like, they are super old.

Indiana has, out of 11 starters in offense, one is younger than four years in college football.

I think defense is three guys that are three years, and the rest are all four, five, six-year guys.

Michigan was old.

Ohio State was old.

Oregon's trying this next year.

We might have four four-year defensive linemen.

We're trying to do that.

That's now, I think, the model in the sport is to be old, experienced, and have a lot of football wisdom and grown men, like grown bodies, to play this game.

Because now you have a longer season, too, right?

So the more mature body can probably handle the long season than can younger guys.

So it's interesting to see Indiana follow that model.

I'm not sure they did it on purpose, Dave, but they're in line with the last two champions as far as the youth line.

Or lack thereof of their program.