Shehan Jeyarajah

And, you know, I mean, again, I think this is a challenge that I think that a lot of programs in college football right now are going through is that, like, timelines have never been more important, I would argue.

than they are right now.

And that's probably what makes this a little more disappointing, right?

Is that offensively, it felt like this was a returning production year, especially with, you know, some of the linemen that they have coming back and with Ahmad Hardy coming back.

So, you know, I do think that it's fair for Mizzou to want to push towards eight, nine, 10.

Now, 10 is going to be harder heading forward with moving to a nine game SEC schedule.

And the reality might be that nine is what 10 used to be, but,

I do think that Mizzou is a team that should at least be in contention for the playoffs, let's say, every two or three years.

And, you know, like you said, it's been a couple years at this point since they've been in that level.

Yeah, I'm still leaning Texas Tech.

I think that offensive line, defensively, they're still ahead above the rest of the league.

I'm leaning towards Texas.

This should be the year that they get through.

They've invested a huge amount of money in their roster.

I think that there's no excuses left.

Yeah, I'll say in three years.

So let's say 2028-ish or so.

Okay, see, I think that Kalen DeBoer is going to have more sustained success.

I think that Lane Kiffin will hit a high and then will tank.

So I don't know how you gauge that exactly.