So hopefully that's the case for Bryce

this year, you know? Yeah, and I think to that point, Larry, you know, I think 25%, 30% of it, he's going to improve that much just by the game slowing down, having – a full season of game reps in the Big Ten.

So I think that's a huge, huge advantage for him.

And then not to mention, I think, you know, his coaching that he's received, you know, the last six months, six, eight months with a quarterback coach, with the offensive coordinator.

I think if this offensive line of ours comes together, because as you well know, that's where it all starts, right? If you've got an offensive line, you know, that's really the strength of your football team.

And So I think we've got high expectations for our line.

We've got a lot of good young players, some veteran guys coming back.

So is that too much or – Or is that just enough for him to get it all down?

If you were going to compare him to one of Michigan's coaches from the past, what style do you think he matches up with or none?

I think he compared very favorably to my coach, Bo Schembechler.

You know, he believes in, you know, you got to be physical.

You got to control the line of scrimmage on both sides.

You got to play good defense.

You got to be able to run the foot.

First and foremost, you got to be able to run the football, but you got to be able to keep them off balance and they're going to mix it up.

What a hire for Michigan State.

If you were going to compare him to one of Michigan's coaches from the past, what style do you think he matches up with or none?

I think he compared very favorably to my coach, Bo Schembechler.

You know, he believes in, you know, you got to be physical.

You got to control the line of scrimmage on both sides.

You got to play good defense.

You got to be able to run the foot.

First and foremost, you got to be able to run the football, but you got to be able to keep them off balance and they're going to mix it up.

What a hire for Michigan State.