I think so.

Yeah.

It's going to give people more opportunity.

If this was a situation where it's 2010 and it still feels like the bowl games matter, But we've gradually gotten here, right? And the problem over that time is the relevance of the postseason for a large chunk of teams is just gone.

You could see it last year.

Prime example, Iowa State's skipping a bowl game.

Notre Dame's skipping a bowl.

Do you think it changes?

Yeah, he's the guy.

Without saying it, they said as much as they basically could have to say that Hank isn't playing tonight, which is smart.

If you've got a guy that's any bit compromised and they're that close, you don't play him.

Throw the performance and what he can do on the field out the window just for the guy's health.

I mean, the guy's a quarterback and he hurt his AC joint.

We're not going to mess with that.

I – I think generally, and this is why the quarterback competition was so close this whole time was like, you're going to get more of the same relative production.

Even if he plays well tonight, they win, they get the week off, I still think Hank Brown will start in two weeks.

We need it to change, so [laughs] yeah, we-

If there's anything anybody takes away from this, other than this bald guy is dumb and not good at talking on a microphone, it's that you guys are so incredibly lucky to have Coach LeVar Woods.

Um, and I don't think I could even get across how ...

I mean, uh, I, I believe it will show up, and you guys will see it.

And you'll know soon enough.

Um, so hope- so maybe we can come back around and do this again next year, and we'll be talking about how the, uh, how the Spartans are, you know, top 20 in special teams across the country.

Um, and that will win, that will win you guys games.

Mm-hmm.