Zac Blackerby

And we haven't gotten that yet.

I like that Ramil, I mean, arguably the Big Ten was the best conference of college football last year, especially at the top.

regardless of if you want to say the SEC is better, you're splitting hairs at this point.

And I like that he's battle-tested in that conference.

I think that's a big deal.

Why not give it a run there, though?

I mean, I'm sure.

Especially if you get a few guys like that, right, that are kind of like lotto picks and, like, moving guys around.

Unless that's the pitch, right?

It's like, did Golish go to Ramil and say, hey, you're our left tackle no matter what?

Yeah, because I was going to ask you, like, is he a natural left tackle?

Yeah, yeah, I'm interested with that.

Auburn's got a guy, like we haven't heard officially if he's coming back yet or not, named Tyler Johnson, who's kind of always been around, and he's always gotten beat out by the transfer tackle that they've brought in.

And he stayed, and it kind of seems like now's the time for him to do it.

Interesting.

and I don't think he's bad by any means.

And in fact, he might've been, it might've been close and it might've been better, but since it was close, they're going to give it to the guy that they're paid, you know, a million dollars to come in and play the position.

So I'm curious to see like what that looks like, what that dynamic looks like, but Auburn's got a bunch of questions on the O line.

And so Ramil is an answer, but we don't know the answer to what question left tackle depth, right?

Tackle swing guy.