Mark Potash

Maybe I'll take a walk down there and say, you know, I'm trying to get to put it in their brains, but hopefully it'll come up.

But just putting a ball on Caleb Williams because you brought up, you hit all the right notes in terms of success.

Still, there's a few concerns that are left, the 58% completion percentage.

And I know, and you correctly said, there's got to be reasons for it.

You got to really look deeply.

But there are questions to be asked about all of that for sure.

And I think that the biggest part is that what I was going to tell you, Mark,

The coaches know that, too.

That's what they said to us at Hallis Hall on the last day.

Both Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson, in some form and paraphrasing, both said, oh, man, he did incredible things, but we got work to do.

We got some things that still got to get better.

So that's the beautiful part, I think, about Caleb Williams.

And then just the improvements, too.

The one that can never go unlooked for.

There's a couple.

The fact that he was only sacked 24 times this year relative to the 68 last year is certainly a testament to the rebuilt offensive line.

But also...

We saw it, the awareness for Caleb Williams.

That was so much better.

And then the touchdown-to-interceptions ratio, again, darling, 27-7.