The QB Strategy Next Year and beyond

[westx]

No offense to KJ and Dia, but maybe Texas needs to do what is best for Texas and what other programs (including Texas) have done and go to the portal for next year and beyond.  KJ is still an unknown and we have no idea how he will perform.  Are we going to just hope that the QB that has been in the system for 2 years will be ready and not be the reason a fully built team will not make the CFP?  Now, I don't believe Arch is the reason.  Yes he had some flubups, but several other factors also has caused this team to underperform.  I personally hope Arch comes back, but doubt that will happen.  But, if he does and all the worry that KJ and Dia bolt to another team, so be it.  I guess it would be nice if they stayed, but I wouldn't lose any sleep if they did bolt.  Let another team pay and hope.  Before the NIL era, blowU made a good living with this formula-Gayfield, Murry and Hurts.  After, the NIL era began in the summer of 2021, 2022 would be the 1st real season with the new rules:

2022: Last 4 remaining Teams:  Georgia, TCU, Michigan, OSU:  These teams basically had their regular HS to College QB, No NIL transfers (Bennet wasn't an NIL transfer)

2023: Last 4 remaining teams: Michigan, Washington, Texas, Penn State:  50:50, Washington's Penix and Ewers at Texas were NIL transfers

2024: Last 4 remaining teams:  OSU, Notre Dame, Texas, Penn St: 75% NIL Transfers: OSU/Howard, ND/Leonard, Texas/Ewers

2025: Last 4 remaining teams: Indiana, Miami, Ole Miss, Oregon: 100% NIL Transfers: Indiana/Mendoza, Beck/Miami, OleMiss/Chambliss, Oregon/Moore

These QBs transferred and made a huge impact on their team's success.  None of these teams had so-called sophisticated offenses to my knowledge.

I guess what I am getting at is that there is nothing wrong with bringing a 5*QB through the system, but it gets extremely expensive compared to putting your money on a proven product.  And doing that pretty much increases your odds year after year.