Liam Coen

So it shows in his work.

He pours into it, and the relationship piece is the main part that I've always respected and appreciated about camp, and you want the majority of your coaches to be that way, to be relational.

And when you work in college a lot, you get that because you have them at your house a lot.

You have them over.

You're with recruits.

You're with families, and you're able to relate in that way, and I think that's what you're seeing.

Practicing pads this week where that's TBD TBD.

Yeah, walk through today.

Normal Thursday practice tomorrow, which will that'll be our potential pads day will be tomorrow.

We're going to kind of see how things go today and where we are.

I mean, shoot, Jordan Poirier, man, I remember 2020, I think he was there when we were playing there and they were damn good defense.

Look, they've been running this similar defense since Coach McDermott's been there.

They see all the quarters beaters.

They see all the 3D beaters.

They see all the quarter quarter half beaters and Jordan Poyer seen a lot of football and he's played a ton of ball.

I know he's a leader.

He's communicator back there and then you see Bishop getting

his hands on the ball, making plays, anticipating some of those concepts that they're used to seeing, and you can tell.

They do a lot of pass-offs and coverages, and the back end is pretty tied together, you can tell.

I mean, they're, what, number one in pass defense for a reason, and I think those two guys are a big reason why.