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He didn't.

So I, I, those are the little, uh, tea leaves, if you will, that, you know, when you watch these guys develop.

But, uh, you know, McCarthy talked about it again, uh, during the presser.

You know, the quarterbacks, uh, you know, he's a quarterback whisperer.

We all know that, and that's his bread and butter, getting these guys up to speed.

Um, I even asked him about, you know, there was so much, we call it the, you know, the, the quarterback school, and McCarthy talked about it throughout, you know, s- the time he arrived here.

Only two carries, guys.

Got it.

And without...

And, and I think from there...

And I, I have so much skepticism about everybody after that one.

And you know, you've watched it.

When you watch Bailey, I mean, it's just, uh...

I mean, active feet.

Yeah

Do you think it's close between those two?

Well, draft-wise, I don't think it's close.

Is that fair enough? I mean, we know Mendoza's going number one, and I think it's fair enough that we don't know where Ty Simpson's going to go.

It's hard to argue anything against Fernando Mendoza.

You know, you're talking about a guy who won the Heisman.

He brought Indiana football, not basketball, a title.

And when you're in Hoosier land, when you think, hey, how are we going to win a national championship? You're thinking of Bobby Knight and Isaiah Thomas and the Hoosiers.

Yeah

Got it.

And without...

And, and I think from there...

And I, I have so much skepticism about everybody after that one.

And you know, you've watched it.

When you watch Bailey, I mean, it's just...

Uh, I mean, active feet.

Yeah

Got it.

And without...

And, and I think from there...

And I, I have so much skepticism about everybody after that one.

And you know, you've watched it.

When you watch Bailey, I mean, it's just, oh, I mean, active feet.

He's clean in traffic.

Yeah.