Matt Sheehan

I think it's a little bit of a roll of the dice here, though, for Auburn.

It's awesome.

Yeah, there's absolutely a world where this all works out.

And he does have years of eligibility remaining, which is the nice thing, too.

And that's also where I find it a little interesting.

You have two years left, correct?

Yes, I believe it.

Zach, we talk nothing but college sports.

I can't figure out what eligibility rules are anymore these days.

I think it's two years.

Right.

And there's this clause that if you're from a state that starts with letter A, you get another year of eligibility.

Like, it's all fascinating in the NCAA this day and age.

But, yeah, I like the play for Auburn.

Right.

Because that's such is life in offensive line recruiting, too.

It's like there's always a give and take here.

right like you're going to take in a standard meal you get years of eligibility could work out injury issues could also pop up and have it not work out on our side though i thought it was interesting that look standard meal walks and then they immediately get a guy that okay top five left tackle in the portal in ben morosky out of yukon now the give and take with that is morosky has only got one more year of eligibility so it's

Instead of, you know, keep it with the Ramil train, keep that chugging along, they're going with a one-and-done guy who is already more solidified at being a solid tackle.

But, you know, again, just like I said, you're going to have to give out something here when you bring in top-end guys.