talking about having a great OL? Maybe a decade? I guess people would have been talking when Tejan and those guys were seniors, but then a bunch of injuries happened and we were without 3 or 4 starters by like week 3.

So spare us the hyperbole. You're making it up. Everyone knows we've been waiting and waiting on OL for quite a while. Now we have two starters who are literally among the best in the nation at their positions, and a bunch of juniors and seniors everywhere else, all with starting experience. If you want to pretend that doesn't mean anything, go for it. And it's not just any juniors and seniors. They're not 6'2 330 lb bowling balls like they had in the past. And they're led by Mateos and Grimes.

Pure hyperbole on everything else as well. A majority of people new 2017 was going to struggle. 2018 was just fans trying to recover from 2017. Last year people new there was promise and would say they had the chance to be good. And were they wrong? I mean they beat Tennessee, USC, Boise... They DID have the chance to be good.

Anyone who pays the slightest bit of attention to CFB understands the experience angle. It's not up for debate. It doesn't guarantee anything either, but it's not up for debate about how important it is. All the numbers in the world to back it up, and Steele makes a big deal of it for a reason.

So can you disprove anything I said or are you just anti optimism and fragile? I have facts. Like BYU being one of the youngest teams in the nation the last two years. Eventually you're not anymore. Thems the facts.