Liam Coen

It's hard for Tony to get around that.

Regardless of position.

Regardless of position, which I really appreciate.

They don't block or tackle.

Yeah, at a high clip.

We're working on him.

I appreciate that about Tony.

It's our culture.

It's what we want to be.

It's physical and tough and

that can't be something that we sacrifice.

And then to say, yeah, there's a lot of players that are coming out that I've recruited, you know, intimately in terms of being in their houses.

And so coached them in college, a number of guys that we've evaluated, and then also been in some of their homes or at camps and seeing those guys.

And so, yeah, that's a cool part is to see the evolution of those guys and to know maybe a little bit more of the background.

on some of those players that I was fortunate enough to be around in the SEC and a lot of guys that went other places that we had on visits, right?

Or that I went and saw off campus.

So I really appreciate that part.

I mean, that was the best part I thought about recruiting in college was like going in the high schools and seeing the players and seeing them in their environment and meeting the coaches and their teachers.

So it brings back some memories.

Yeah, for sure.