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Speaker 3: All right, let's get into it.
Speaker 2: Brett ben Crittle caught up with Nucy Tomapao, one of
the BYU Defensive ends.
Speaker 3: Noucy, tell us what's going on? Brother?
Speaker 4: All right, we got Nucy Tamoipeo number five BYU Cougar
Defensive End Neucy.
Speaker 3: How are you man?
Speaker 5: I've been doing good man.
Speaker 3: It's good to see you. Be good to see you too.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 7: Feel blessed to be able to interview you tonight.
Speaker 4: You know, big week obviously with Texas Tech, and I
want to get into that obviously with the scouting report.
But you're true freshmen coming in and you started to
get some some big, big minutes, big plays, big moments
over the last three weeks. We didn't get to see
you early on, We saw you balling out in fall camp,
and then we didn't get to see a whole lot.
Tell us a little bit about what's happened since you
arrived at BYU.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean since I got on campus. You know,
I went through summer workouts a little bit with the team,
and obviously went to fall camp as well, you know,
type opportunity to play and stuff. But early or lagas
in fall camp, I actually partially tore my achilles, so
they sat me out for those beginning weeks or the
beginning half rather than in the season, and I came
back Arizona week dealing with it. But just the process
and everything, I felt like it was such a blessing,
you know, just go through that, and obviously with the
playing time I'm getting out, you know, I just really
take on the trust that the coaches gave me out there,
and you know, try my best to take advent that
opportunities and give me because you know it's it's one
player can change the game, and you know they trust
me to be out there with the team and everything.
And since then, you know, I try to put my
foot on the pedal and just keep going for them
and for the team as well. And I feel like
I've been doing my part fairly well. But there's always
a lot more things to hit on.
Speaker 3: How did I want to stop right there? Brett?
Speaker 2: So that's why he wasn't showcase, That's why he maybe
hadn't been practicing. Have my sources said he had been
in the boot. He just said it right there, tore
a little bit of my achilles, sat me out. I'm
gonna say, my gosh, with the way he looks with
a partial torn achilles, I don't know if he has
some surgey to clean it up. I don't know how
that really goes right. I know with partial tears you
can still get back. I think Brett might need to
have an orthopedic surgeon on the discuss more of those
in the actual field. But man, not only has he
been able to look good and be fast because he's
quick off the edge. That's that's crazy. To do Brett
to partially tear that liking me in. And we've seen
this in basketball. When you rupture that thing, it's it's
a decent amount of recovery. So it sounds like Nowsey's
healthy and he ready to go.
Speaker 8: Do you watch the Iowa State game? Did you watch
Aowstea game? It was the end of the Look, let
me make it easy for you if you're wondering which
guy is Nucy talmoy pay you out there on the
field that I can't tell. First of all, he's number one.
He's the guy getting to the quarterback. Second of all,
I'm you don't even need to go look up his number.
I'm telling you. You see the man with the flowing locks,
the absolute amazing I was gonna say, Troy type of
hair out there.
Speaker 3: That's Noocy talmoy Peyo, the guy who was moving so.
Speaker 8: Fast that his hair is just horizontal because he is
getting to the quarterback.
Speaker 3: Nucy Tamoyo.
Speaker 8: We didn't see him a ton obviously beginning of the
season because of all the reasons that he just outlined.
But trust me, I think there were a lot of
people watching the end of that Iowa State game going
who is this guy and why has he not been
rushing the bats of rush all season long? Well, he
just told you he was dealing with a partially torn
achilles And to your point, oh my word, the fact
that he has come back from this and that he's fallowing,
the fact that he got after Rock go back, the
fact that he was pass rushing all over this Iowa
State offensive line given what he had already been through
to start the season.
Speaker 3: We're only midway through.
Speaker 8: He could be start playing some of his best football
as the season goes on. And respectfully, they're gonna need
him to be playing some of the best football tomorrow
in Lubbock.
Speaker 2: Yes, you're gonna need him to give me the juice,
give me all the noose. The Troy Pola, my little
hair number five looks great on at age one hundred percent.
Everything you speaking to gospel right now, getting turned up
with it. No, I mean, look all jokes aside there
and the energy that I was just bringing. I think
it's really impressive to what he's doing. And they needed
him and he's made an impact. That's what I'm getting at.
But that was why maybe you didn't see him early
in the season, because I remember interviewing Kelly Papinka right
before on Myers Meets event in the summer before the
season started in August, and Kelly had talked about Noucy
if he's able to put into work, and I expect
him to do that end play like when you expect
the guy to play and to be mid season. Brandon
Gurney said at two he expected new should be playing.
I thought the same thing. I bat Gurney up on
that and said, Okay, yeah, you're right, g man, he
is gonna be I mean he has so that was
maybe why you didn't.
Speaker 3: See him early.
Speaker 2: So I beg to differ if he was fully healthy,
what impact would he have made from start to finish.
Speaker 8: And I'll always remember K Pop for his conversation about
how sacks are a.
Speaker 3: Little bit overrated.
Speaker 8: And I think there were sometimes beginning of the season
when we were a little bit worried about this pass rush.
I'm sure that this news he tell my pay injury
and his delayed return, I'm sure part of that was
just a part of the reason that when we had
that conversation with K Pop about the pass rush, that's
why he wasn't stressed because he knew he had guys
like this lined up to come back to make an
impact on the defensive line.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent, no doubt. Let's get back to it.
Ben Kurdle's interview on Wednesday. When Usy Tomapaa.
Speaker 7: Did that injury, how did that set back impact you?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 5: I mean from a mental perspective, I feel like they
taught me a lot about, you know, what I really
want to do.
Speaker 3: You know what, I what I really love.
Speaker 5: I feel like I grow my love for the game
of football group during that time. And you know, just
being away for that long is kind of something I've
never been through. And obviously dealing with injuries is another thing.
But that was kind of, you know, in the back
of my mind in a sense because I wanted to
get out there so badly, but obviously had to handle
business with rehab and making sure my body is right
so when I get back, I can contribute contribute as
bus as I can for the team. And the process
was it was tedious at times and sometimes it's painful
to go through it, but you know, just trusted in
the Lord with it and make sure my faith was
where it's supposed to be. And you know, the coaches
did a great job, but keeping my head up and
teammates as well. You know, they they did a great
job with me, and you know, it's such a blessing
to be here.
Speaker 4: What feedback have you gotten from the coaching staff about
your progress been seen more playing time over the last
three games starting with you of a you were able
to be in some critical situations even I think going
out I'm trying now, I think with the first team
to start, I think even last or two weeks game,
two weeks ago, the game and the aims. So what
feedback of you received from the coaching staff that they
like that they're putting you in positions to make plays.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think, you know, just they trust me out there,
and like I said before, I think that's a big
thing for me because, like I said, it's giving me
the opportunities go out there and just trying to showcase
you that practice or out however I can, on special
teams or whatever the coaches need me, I'll be there.
And I think they understand that in a sense. And
you know, like I said, displaying what I display that
practice and everything, I feel like just building that trust
with them so that when I'm out there, they can
trust me with whatever they need me to do, and
you know, and they're they're getting a great feel for
me right now, and I'm grateful for the opportunities have
given me right now. So just taking advantage of those
little reps and stuff.
Speaker 4: What skill set do you bring to that defensive end
room that maybe sets you apart from from others in
that room or even who you compete against.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean we all do a great job, you know,
just getting each other better every week every day I practice,
you can see. I think just the depth I bring,
you know, just having been that extra body for those
guys to, you know, if they need a rest or anything.
But they do a great job taking care of themselves
out there and taking care of business. But you know,
whenever they need me out there, I'm gonna be there.
And I think that's just one aspects I feel like
we really needed in a sense because especially on you know,
they're putting me more in passwors situations and stuff, so
trying to get after that quarterback a little more, and
just the packages that got me in. Like I said,
they trust me in those situations, and just bringing that
aspect to the game as well as just you know,
I can passwords very well, and we all can, you know,
and so you could put any one of us out
there and there wouldn't be no change in it.
Speaker 4: So where have you made the most progress, do you
think from a rival to where you're at presently?
Speaker 5: Just my body making sure I'm under control a little
more on tackles and back in coverage. I think that's
one thing I lacked coming in and I've been better
at it for sure.
Speaker 3: I've been kind of get on on a little.
Speaker 5: Thing so far and just getting it down where my
are supposed to go and everything and coverage and like
I said, just being more in control of myself, you know,
on on rallying tackles and stuff. So I think that's
the biggest part I see on film when I watch myself,
and one of the things I evaluate Scott and report.
Speaker 6: On the Red Raiders.
Speaker 4: What do you see from that offense, the offensive line
that you're looking forward to and the challenge that that
is before you?
Speaker 5: Guys, Yeah, what are a great team. They got a
dynamic offense. The quarterback is really good. He knows where
to place the ball and everything. The run game is solid.
They're a very physical up front. I think it's gonna
be a challenge. You know, if we as long as
we do our jobs and we're fitting, we're supposed to
fit and everything, you know, we get all those little
things right, we'll be fine. You know, they're they're very
similar in my eyes to U of A as well,
you know, just the way they attack the run and
the looks they give us reformation wise and different thing.
So our eyes are gonna be challenged for shirt this week,
I think, and uh, just being stout in the run
game making sure that we're then up number twenty. He's
a really good running back. So, like I said, they're
dynamic in every aspect. But as long as we do
our job.
Speaker 6: What'll we do for this weekend?
Speaker 4: What stands out to you about this BYU defense? I
mean you get to see it, you get to play
in it, you watch it on the All twenty two afterwards,
you watch it in the games.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what stands out.
Speaker 4: To you from a personnel, from a schematic standpoint, et cetera.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, first thing, you talk about the brotherhood
we have and the bonds we've built so far on
this defense, like late in the season, that's it'll show
who got the brotherhood and who doesn't have a brotherhood.
And I feel like our brotherhood is stronger than anybody
else's in the league, you know, just the way we
have each other's backs and everything. I think it shows
on the field and one makes a mistake, another will
be there to pick us back up and everything. I
think that goes into the scheme and the personnel is
you know, next man up mentality when somebody goes down,
We're gonna have your back, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Being a young guy, I'm.
Speaker 5: Putting those situations where it's like next man up, But
every single time I'm assured that my teammate is gonna
have my back while I'm in there. But on my
part too, I got to make sure I'm prepared as
well to be in there, you know. So But like
I said, you know, it just goes down to the roots,
brotherhood and everything that will carry on because late in
the season, especially now, you know, the bonds tend to
break in between teams, but us, it'll never break in.
I think that's one thing we got going into this
game that we feel strongly about. And we're a family
and we're gonna play like going for sure.
Speaker 4: It's a massive game in the sense that two top
ten teams College game day is going to be there
a lot of eyes on BYU football, Big twelve football.
What's the messaging from the coaching staff and even what's
your messaging to yourself, right to just stay focused, stay stoic,
keep the eye on the prize, and keep the main
thing the main thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, we know it's a big game, and
you know, all these factors are coming in the college game,
you know, but kind of like what they said in
the Utah game, there's so much hype and momentum coming in,
but you know, don't buy into that. You know, we
got to focus on us and focus on what we
do as a defense and what we're best at, and
that's attacking the football if you play and get into
the quarterback and everything like that.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it's kind of like the same emphasis we've
had with those bigger, bigger games, you know, And you know,
we let the media and everybody buy into that, We
let the fans buy into that, but not us. You know,
we're gonna We're gonna beat the Cougars no matter what,
no matter who you play, no matter who's coming into town.
You know we're gonna be us all the time, and
I think that's very special.
Speaker 4: I know Kate Pop was very happy about it, and
I'm sure the rest of the coaches that very happened.
But once upon a time you were a cardinal, you
chose the cardinal over BYU. You learned a cougar once
upon a time, luckily for BYU. There were some changes
up up in north of California, obviously, and you entered
the portal, and now you're here. Why did you choose
BYU out of the portal? What stood out to you?
Why was BYU home for you?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I mean it goes down, like I said, to
the brotherhood and the roots of everything, and that starts
with the coaches as well. The coaches always had my
back and I always felt love for them no matter what,
even when the situation was different, when luckily, when I
mean gratefully, when everything went down as it did, they were,
like I said, they always have my back, and they're there,
you know, first first call away, and you know, it's
been such a blessing to be here so far, just
because you know, when you when you play and you
in the back of your mind, you know everybody besides,
you has your back and they'll hold you down no
matter what you play with that chip on your shoulder,
and you want to be better for them. And I
think that's one aspect that I love so much here
is that even though you know, at one time I
was committed to another school and everything, I've always felt
the love here and I've always felt that they always
wanted me to be here and everything and just the
one for them. For me to be here as you know,
not just an athlete, as person, it means a lot
to me, and I gave it off for them. I
give it all on the field, off the field, everything,
And so it's such a special place here and I
feel like people are starting.
Speaker 3: To see you that.
Speaker 4: I know one of the reasons maybe why you chose
Stanford initially academics, right, Uh, there's a lot of good
up there. How has that academic transition been here at
d YU And then what role also has the faith.
Speaker 7: Based element played in your life and impacted you?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think the academic and the faith kind of
go together when when I'm here at YU, like I
was more surprised on you know, just the faith based
learning that these teachers apply you know, it's been so
good for me my spirit, just making sure that we
keep God first and everything, whether it be education or
outside of the field. On the field, you know, we
I mean, like it's it's kind of crazy too. I'm
still astounded by, you know, the education they give us,
and to me, the education is second to none as well.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 5: It's it's kind of like you're getting like an Ivy
League degree here, you know, but it's it's incorporated with
God and you know everything, man. So it's been great,
like just learning more about how I can apply these
certain things into biology or something, you know, just the
way God works and these little things. And I think
it's been a great move and shift for me because
I definitely needed it and we all need God.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I love that final thing all of us,
polongis we need a pronunciation guy, you know what I mean.
So obviously we're pretty good with the new sea park,
but the last name. How do we properly uh, you know,
pronounce your name?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's tricky. I sometimes get it wrong too, so
don't even worry about it. But obviously first name Nuci,
but last name thumb Whitel. So it's a little tricky.
You know you might y'all might take your time on it.
I take my time on it too, so uh but
got j T as well. So yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be we gotta get it down.
Speaker 5: Yeah try, I mean if you guys can, but if not,
don't worry because yeah, I struggle with it too.
Speaker 4: So yeah, the news has got the juice UC Tom
White poo appreciate you man, thanks for catching.
Speaker 5: Up with us. Thank you guys.
Speaker 2: Go cru Nousyalo there it is Brad Nucy now make
sure that we got it dialed.
Speaker 3: That's some capital J journalism by being crediled. What a
nice kid, man, super good kid, like just.
Speaker 8: Just the nice, great, humble, sweet kid on the field.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, that's what it is.
Speaker 8: It's like doctor Jecho and mister Hyde where it's like, man, Newsy,
you're such a nice kid, and then you see him
on the field and you're like, hey, what you did
at Rock go back a couple weeks ago.
Speaker 3: That was That was not nice. That was not at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he baptized his brother on the field, that's right.
He gave him, you know, the spirit of God laying
upon his hands the right way. I'm kidding I'm kidding. No,
that was that was that was funny. No, Brett, I
guess I'll finish up with you here before we go
to break just you said, nice kid. Any gyms that
stuck out to you outside of the other things that
we talked about.
Speaker 8: I thought it was interesting that he said when Ben
was asking him about the just the hype surrounding this game,
he said, you know, we let the fans have that,
but but we don't worry about that, because I think
sometimes it can be really easy when you're a coach
or a player to be like why are people talking
about this? Like why are they making so much hype
about this? Why are they saying this? Why are they
saying that? And I really appreciated, honestly, just like the
humility and the reality of Nucy to be like, no, man,
like this is what the this is what the fans want,
Like they buy into that. That's how they get through
the week because they don't get to go to practice
every day, so they got to have something keeping them
hyped every day. So I really appreciated him that he
said that, And then I thought it was really interesting
that he also said that Arizona reminded them of what
they've seen from Texas Tech on film this week, which
that is a little bit a little scary just because
of some of the things that Arizona was able to
do that obviously that was that was the closest Game
Boy he's played all season because that was the only
one that they've played that went to overtime. So I
think that's a really good and interesting comp for him
to make. But the vibe that I got from Nucy
in this interview is, yeah, look, Lubbock's gonna be loud,
Lubbock's gonna be a party.
Speaker 3: College game Day is going to be there. But like
we're just here a business trip, man, Like we just
have to go in.
Speaker 8: We just have to pop in real quick over to
the stadium there in Lubbock. We just have to do
this thing. We have a meeting real quick, and then
we'll be back on the plane back home. Like this
is really just Hey, we're here to play a game,
we're here to get business done, and then we're here
to move on.
Speaker 3: And it's it's always a balance, right of not.
Speaker 8: Overlooking your opponent but also not putting them so high
on a pedestal that you forget about yourself. It's it's
a true balance. I don't think it's you don't shut
them out completely and say, man, we're gonna walk all
over these guys. We're not even thinking about them. But
it's also not oh my gosh, like they're so good.
There's so much hyper around this this Bou defense, and
it's really this Bou team as a whole, and it
comes from the coaching staff. They do a really good
job of respecting the opponent, understanding reality, but living with
confidence within themselves.
Speaker 3: I like how you broke that down. It's definitely a
business trip.
Speaker 2: Business trip Tomorrow Saturday, November eight, the ten am Mountain
eleven am Central time college game that will be there.
Business trip at Jones at and T Stadium and Lubby, Texas.
You have to think the team is landed by now.
With the Central time zone. I'm pretty sure they take
off early afternoon or maybe somewhere around noon. Don't know
what the exact travel schedules. You have to think they've
landed by now in Lubbock and that they're getting scored away.
I believe Kline's going to have these people prepared. I heard,
you know, from a source that I think he's pretty confident.
He's confident about this team as they should be. They
have a really good defense, and I think Texas Tech
you can't expose weaknesses that they have. I know the
defense is really good, but Nucy and by you have
a good defense as well.
Speaker 3: And then you had it. You heard it.
Speaker 2: The proper pronunciation has been criticized for all the plunky
people and even people like myself. Is Nucy got to
say the first name right is slow down with Bayou.
Speaker 3: There you go.
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with the Bachmeyer family for years at this point, actually
ever since Hank Bachmeyer was starring at Boise States one.
I mean, obviously you see the names and it's just
pretty incredible. The other thing too, I mean, you know,
for me, I always noticed whenever there are some great
young Asian American athletes coming up, but especially when Bear
came to the limelight when he had his MO and
with the way that he's led BYU football in twenty
twenty five, I knew that this was the perfect time
and I really wanted to get to know all them better.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 4: Well, so Bear has been an intriguing guy for a
while now this season, but only recently have people really
started to notice what he's doing and how he's doing it.
At what moment did you kind of say, you know what,
this bear Bachmeier is becoming the real deal.
Speaker 6: I got to watch him more closely.
Speaker 9: Well, I think for me, you know, and I said
this a little bit before the season, I felt like
the biggest thing that BYU needed from the quarterback position
to be a Big twelve contender with playmaking. I know
what the rest of this offense is. I know what LJ.
Martin is, I know what Chase Roberts in that receiver
room is. But I think that kind of that final
piece that Jake Rosov gave this team last year was
that dynamic play was the ability to go down and
make big time plays and big time moments. And I
think that for me, when they decided to go with
bear Backmeyer over the alternatives that quarterback that really intrigued me.
It's said a lot about one what they felt that
his floor was, but to what they also felt that
his ceiling was. And I think they've done a tremendous
job of bringing him along slowly through a pretty manageable
schedule early on. And I think that it was really
maybe the Arizona game into the Utah game, of course,
that was when I felt like, oh, this is serious.
This is this is serious business. There really has the
chance to be something special.
Speaker 4: The piece is entitled Forged and Organized Chaos. I love
that BU quarterback Beart Bachmeyer prepares to take challenge to
take college football's biggest stage. So in this process, you know,
who is it that you learned? Who is Bear Bachmeyer?
How did he get to be Yu? Why is he
in provo? And where did he come from this organized
chaos in which you speak of.
Speaker 9: Well, so when I talk about organized chaos, I mean
I had all three of the brothers that I talked to, Hank,
Bear and Tiger also at different points our dad is crazy.
And what they meant by that is he had a
plan very early on in their lives where he wanted
to essentially turn them into this great athletics family. Now, look,
was he expecting that all three were going to have
a chance played major college football? I don't know about that,
but he wanted to give them the best chance possible.
And so I think that what Bear had, and you know,
the really unique advantage that he had is he had
two brothers who were older than him who got to
go through the process before him. And you know, with Hank,
one thing that he really learned was he specialized in
playing quarterback really early. Well, Hank kind of suggested to
his dad, look there, maybe we don't do that, Maybe
we let him kind of diversify, play different positions, play
different sports in a different way. With Tiger, I mean,
you know, Tiger is an incredible, you know, academic. He
is somebody who graduate waited in two and a half
years from Stanford in computer science, which is no small seats.
And I think that from Tiger he really kind of
learned how to handle himself in the classroom in a
different kind of way. And I think that now when
you look at him right now. And also, by the way,
i'd be remissed out to mention his sister Ella, who
was a D three All American in the heptathlon at
the University of the Redlands. So, like, you know, he
just has so many influences, so many people in his
life who have shaped who he is. And again, when
I talk about the organized chaos that came out, I
mean they were every single weekend, every kid was playing
multiple sports. His mom had to be basically at four
places at once every single Saturday, and they just found
a way to make it work. And I think that
when you look at bear Bachmeier, that's why he is
so I think well grounded is because of the support
that he had, and also why he's able to handle
all the casts around him is because that's what his
family has trained him to do.
Speaker 4: If he has a big game this week, Let's say
b Yu doesn't even win the game, but it's close,
right is is there enough buzz to put him into
the Heisman Trophy at least conversation right now? I mean,
if he wins, and he wins in a way that's
maybe a kin or similar to what he did versus
Utah or what he did versus Iowa State, I'd imagine
that could put him into at least a top five conversation.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 6: For some they believe that that could be a possibility.
Speaker 9: So here's the one thing that I'll say about getting
into that tier is that because they brought him along
a little slower, his numbers are a little more modest
compared to some other contenders. But there's still four or
five games left to go. Of course, he has this
big time matchup against Texas. Like you look at also
what he did in his last three games. I mean
scoring eight touchdowns over his last three games, two of
them come from behind victories, so like he has had
the impact, there's no doubt about it. I think for
him it's going to be in these last four or
five games, including let's say a Big twelve title game.
I think that you need to start putting up sort
of big time numbers, you know, be putting up three
hundred and fifty yards and four touchdowns and be pushing
four hundred yards. That's the one piece that I think
is going to be difficult for him to make up.
And again, I mean when you look at the way
that BYU plays and the way that they structure their
offense under Kaloney Sataki, it's hard in some ways to
just stand apart statistically because they want to be balanced.
But again, I think that this is going to be
an introductory moment to the country for Bear Bachmeyer one
way or another. And I'd also encourage BYU fans to
take the long approach of some of this too, right
Like I as somebody who is of course outside of
the state of Utah. I mean, I remember the first
glimpses that we saw of Zach Wilson and thinking, oh,
this is a really fun player. I'm excited to keep
an eye on him. Well, bear Backmeer's got at least
two more years of eligibility as well, so he doesn't
have to win the Heisman this year for it to
be a success.
Speaker 4: Say on jar Rojas CBA Sports College Football Inside or Breaking,
his most recent article of Bear Bachmeier's family, the organized
chaos from which he sprang forth and became a big
time college football player. How do you see this BYU
Texas Tech game right now?
Speaker 6: Shahan?
Speaker 9: Yeah, this one is going to be so much fun,
and I think that in this matchup, the defenses are
really going to cease. I think that for Texas Tech,
this is the best defensive line, certainly in the Big
twelve maybe in college football. They've got a linebacking corps
that's really really competitive, is always in the right place,
makes big time plays. But the same goes for BYU.
I mean, you've looked at the way that this defensive
line has come together. I think that the linebacker due
of Isaiah Glaster and Jack Kelly, is I would argue
the best in the country right now. I mean, they
are just unbelievably good. And so I think the question
is going to become which of these two offenses can
create more opportunities outside and downfield in the passing game. Now,
I know from a personnel perspective, the talent perspective, both
of them are capable of it, right, I mean you
talk about the level of receiver play that's that BYU
and text Tech bring to the table, it might be,
you know, outside of the linebackers and defensive line respectively,
Like this is probably the strongest unit is their wide
receiver corp on both teams. But you know it's also
going to be okay, who can extend plays. I give
their blockfire and edge an extending place. Who can make
quick decisions and get the ball down the field. I
give Baron Morton a little bit of an edge in that.
So this will really be a chess game that I
think comes down to the very end, and I frankly
expect a pretty low scoring game overall.
Speaker 4: Schehan, this is a It's a great matchup in a
number of ways. Game day will be there all eyes
on the Big Twelve. What branding opportunities are there, what
imaging opportunities like, what public relations opportunities do we have here?
Speaker 6: With the Big Twelve being featured this week.
Speaker 9: Well, I think the most important thing to come from
this game is you want people to watch this game
and come away thinking, Wow, these are two really good
football teams, and maybe one is better than the other
after the game, but like one, it's not by much,
and two the other one would still be able to
contend with anybody in the country. I think that while
obviously Tech Tech pulled away at the end, I think
that that was the takeaway for a lot of people
from text Tex win over Utah. I think it was
in a lot of ways to takeaway for BYU against Utah,
But I think that Tech Tech versus BYU is another
level of that. Right, You're talking about two top eight
teams by far, the best ranked matchup of the weekend
between number seven and number eight, big time playmakers, future
NFL players, rising stars in college football, like you just
wanted to live up to that. And I think that
when people turn on the TV, I think that people
are going to be very impressed by how well both
these teams. Dandelist moment and just to speak by the
way to BYU specifically for a second, I mean there's
a lot of people who I think I think that
BYU is a little undervalued right now because I think
that people look at some of these analytic numbers that
you know, I think represent in some ways that BYU
started the season a little slower because they wanted to
bring along their quarterbacks slowly. I think that people are
going to be really impressed by what they see from BYU,
and I think more than anything else, people are gonna
come away thinking, Oh, these two teams deserve to be
in the college football playoffs. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Speaking of like a bear back, I want to talk
about the matchup of Bear Bachmeyer versus this Texas Tech defense.
Bear bachmeers maybe a different kind of dual threat quarterback
than we normally see. He's maybe not as fast as
they normally are. He still got good speed, but it's
mainly his size ability to run over people that stands
out to me run through tackles.
Speaker 6: Is there any.
Speaker 10: Aspect to bear Bachmeyer's game that might give him any
sort of advantage over a very tough Texas Tech defense.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, you know, I think that we can
put it pretty sick right there. Buck Meyer plays quarterback
like he wears number forty seven, and I think that
he lives up to that in so many ways. But
you know it's gonna be interesting, right because we haven't
seen outside of that Utah game there have to take
on a huge rushing load when it comes to, you know,
having to take on a lot of contact. That's what
I'm gonna be curious about most is. Look, Texas Tech
is without one of their top defensive lineman, Skyler McGill Howard.
He's out for the season or at least for the
regular season with a lower body injury. And Lee Hunter
is was a mid season All American for US. But
is they're able to withstand some of that he Is
he able to keep the chains moving? That's something that
I think will be critical. I said it actually I
believe on this program over the offseason. The thing that
worried me the most about losing Jake Restlof is so
much of the time he was the guy who just
found a way on third and two. Well, I think
that bear Bachmeier is that kind of runner. The flip
side of that, too, is how does he handle this
level of physicality. He's never had to deal with it
to the level that he's going to have to against
Texas Tech, Against the level of talent that tex Tech
brings to the table against edge rushers, by the way,
like Romelo heightened David Baily. So I think that there's
a lot of unknowns when it comes to knowing how
he's gonna handle that moment, but I do know he's
going to be up for the challenge.
Speaker 4: What's interesting about this matchup. You recently wrote this piece
on on Bear. I remember chatting with you at Big
twelve media days about Texas Tech and your pin tweet
right now is the story that you wrote about Texas
Tech and the new t Boom pickens of tech, Cody Campbell.
Speaker 3: His billions of billions.
Speaker 4: Of dollars, his black gold money, the billions of dollars
they've been flowing through this Texas Tech program, And it
seems like these two teams, he's two programs, He's two
brand and BYU with their tech money and Texas Tech
with their black gold money, they may be the premiere
brands of the Big twelve moving forward and the Brett
your Mark era.
Speaker 9: Your thoughts, I think that they're off to a really
good start from that perspective. I'll tell you anybody who's
had to recruit against the Big twelve teams right now,
they know, like, these are the two teams right now
that are causing people a lot of conniptions. And there
are other teams certainly that I think have the ability
to get into the mix. But I think that BYU
and Texas Tech, what they share is their aggressiveness and
their forward thinkingness. I guess you could call it. They
have been ahead of the curve. They've been very structured,
They've planned things out very well. I think that they
also have recruiting strategies that they really do a good
job of sticking to. With Texas Tech, I mean, they
put all of their finances into the trenches, right. I
think for BYU it's being really targeted and doing a
job of finding developmental prospects that stick around and become
great players. So like, I think that both of them
have done a really good job of building their respective identities.
And by the way, I think that that both of
those programs can can They owe a lot of that, yes,
of course, to the money that's coming in, but I
think also to their head coaches, who set the tone
for what each of these teams wants to be and
needs to be in order to win in college football.
So I think that both of them are off to
a really hot start right now, and again even when
you start talking about some of the other top contenders
in the Big Twelve in terms of competing with them
from a monetary perspective, like, you know, I think that
Baylor has a lot of upside, but their coach is
on the hot seat right now. I think that, you know,
Utah obviously is one of those programs. You know, we
don't know how long how wdning Hand's going to keep
doing this well. With BYU and Texas Tech, you are
basically looking at what they're going to be for the
next decade, and almost nothing I think is going to
change that.
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Speaker 3: Brett, you like food, I like food?
Speaker 2: Jake Crane, friend of the program, he had something to
say in regards to BYU, And look, do you remember
what the Jonas brother said? Do you remember? Do you
remember that song? It talked about a certain food place. Sorry,
let me turn your mic on. That's bad producing. But
do you remember what they said? They say, something going
down at the waffle house?
Speaker 3: Like, remember going down at the waffle house? I couldn't.
Speaker 2: I couldn't remember what it is. You know, I think
it's something you know. Wait, wait a play for you?
Oh yeah, speak compensations at the waffle house. So I
had play that really quickly at the waffle house. Jack
Crane compares b what you just like the waffle house.
Speaker 3: Let's tune into what Jake creen had to say in
that regard.
Speaker 6: B Y you.
Speaker 11: It's they're like waffle house. Nothing is elite. It's just
all good like you, don't you Wiles and winning a
Michelin star, and even for the waffle not even for
the hash Brow, but not even for the hashbra which
they're they're good.
Speaker 3: They're good.
Speaker 7: Gotta get them, you gotta get.
Speaker 11: Them, well, the All Star Specials? And about why is
it All Star Special good? Because it's a bunch of
good stuff together. No, no chefs flying from Japan to
go to waffle House to learn how to make one
particular dish that that's famous.
Speaker 3: So what's Texas Tech? Then?
Speaker 5: I mean?
Speaker 6: Can the All Star Special go win at Lubbock?
Speaker 3: Is my question?
Speaker 11: Can the All Star Special go win at a really
good steakhouse just a solid just a solid ass steakhouse.
You know they can? I think they can. I don't
think they will. I got Texas Tech winning at twenty
seven seven, right.
Speaker 2: And there you go picking against me, And that's how
it always ends up. They give these great analogies to BYU.
Look they're not elite, but everything's good, everything's great, And
then they say I got Texas Tech twenty seven seventeen.
That's how it always ends red. I find that to
be so funny your reaction to the clip. I do
like the analogy, And I guess what food plays are
you comparing BAU football too?
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 8: First of all, shout out to waffle House. It is
a bummer that we don't have one here in the
state of Utah. Facts, Look, we're getting I think we're
getting a Bucky soon. So let's just continue to bring
that energy from the eastern side of the United States
to get us a waffle house inside the state of Utah.
Speaker 3: Do you know what's beautiful about waffle house?
Speaker 8: Though it's not designed to be pretty, it's not designed
to be flashy, it's not designed to be sexy. You
could go to waffle House at two am and feel
incredible when you walk out. You don't go to waffle
House for the date night. You don't go to waffle
house because you're hoping your significant other is happy with
the place that you picked.
Speaker 3: You go to waffle house because you want what you
want and you know that it cannot let you down.
You know what can let you down? Though, You go to.
Speaker 8: A steakhouse and you get to the bill at the
end of the night and it's more expensive than you thought,
and then that kind of that kind of rubs you
the wrong way, or you know what. You go to
the steakhouse and you have these really high expectations and
the waiter is just so so they don't bring you
with the refills that you need. The steak is not
necessarily cooked to your liking. You have higher expectations with
a steakhouse, which means it's easier for them to let
you down. With the beauty of waffle houses, you go in,
you know exactly what you're gonna get. You're not getting
like you Jake Kran said, there's not a Michelin Star
chef at the waffle house, but you don't need the
Michelin Star chef because you know that everywhere you go
the waffle house brings the energy the same one. And look,
in the grand context of things, nobody's talking about waffle
House over Ruth Chris. But you know what, I can
go to waffle House and my hoodie and my sweatpants,
come home from the gym, go over to waffle House
and feel good. The difference is with the steakhouse, you
got higher expectations, which means there is a higher plane
to fall off of. Shout out to Jake Crane for
comparing BYU to waffle House. That's a great cop because
BYU is gritty, they can get things done when they
need to anytime, day or night.
Speaker 3: Waffle House will be there for you.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna have to not quote sweet that and
put a little poll out and what do you agree
with Jake Crane first of all? And what are the
food places? Would you connect them? So I'm gonna go
with one that I like. And I did have something
from my held of called the hat hebt.
Speaker 3: That's the nickname yet.
Speaker 2: So this is what chat GBT says about a few
of them. Just want to throw that out there so
people don't think I'm stealing. But if I wanted to
say what BYU football really is, I probably would say
is subway. And you know they're fresh, always on their toes.
They're bringing a new body even when they get down.
And you can have your picks. Do you want him?
Do you want salamia? Do you want pepperoni? You can
make your own sandwich whatever way you want. You can
build it exactly. You can get a combo, you can
get chips, you can throw the cookies off, you can
get as many veggies as you want.
Speaker 3: You can overload it.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well guess what, maybe one day special teams is
really good. So I'm gonna have a veggie sandwich. I'm
gonna do that. Okay, Well, maybe they're great on offense.
You're gonna load up and get a meat lovers. You
can do whatever you want it so, but you can
build your sandwich the way you want. And that's how
it is with this bou football team. When you look
at this roster top to bottom, when you look at
these games, you can build any sandwich you want, any dynamic.
One day, the defense is holding it down. Next day
play complimentary football. The entire team that Iowa State game
one game, it's the offense had to really flourish. So
that's what I compare it to is if you want
to eat healthy and fresh and fast, you know that's
what you do, you go to Subway and I think
that's the biggest thing.
Speaker 3: Not a sponsor to show, but this is just comparing
it to food chat.
Speaker 2: JPT says this though Brett, they say, raising knes okay
vibe simple? What is it?
Speaker 3: Simple?
Speaker 2: Menu, consistent execution, why it fits. You know exactly what
you're getting chicken, sauce, toast and always hits BYU's game
plan isn't complex, but they execute well enough that you
can't argue with the result.
Speaker 8: The other reason I like both Raising Canes and waffle
House as an option is because, for the longest time,
Raising canes and waffle and this is more Raisin Caines
than his waffle House. But like, we just recently got
Raising Canes in the state of Utah. He just I mean,
I know there was one in Vegas for a while
that my friends and I would go to if we
really wanted canes, but it was pretty regional and in
and Out is probably also a good cop in this
same analogy making.
Speaker 3: But the point being, nationally, most people don't really know
about BYU. They've heard of BYU.
Speaker 8: They know that waffle House and Raising Canes exist, but
they've never been there. They've never experienced, they've never partaken.
They know that waffle House exists, and they know that
occasionally they see a world of video on World Star
Hip Hop about a fight that happened in a waffle house.
They don't actually know what's at waffle house as far
as food goes. They haven't actually eaten any waffle House
or any Raisin Kaines now. And that's why I think
Raisin kains is now a great example because oh we
got Raisin.
Speaker 3: Kains is expanding.
Speaker 8: They're as big as they've ever been now in the
last four years, and the rest of the country is
finally noticing, Oh, you know what, this chicken is pretty good.
This place has a good menu. It's simple, it's not
too complex. They might be the sleeper dog, the sleeper,
the underdog pick. But people are really enjoying this menu
now that they found it.
Speaker 3: This is true.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a different one. I thought of this one.
How about Chipotle? Check this out?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 2: Because it's custom built success. None of these players are
you know, big stars. They got to build their success
by you asked to do it. This is I think
why it fits. You know, each game you think of
Chipotle as a different mix of ingredients. But the base
is strong, the foundation, the boys up front, or you
could say the coordinators, Aaron Rodderck J. Hill, Kelly Puppinger,
a liney that you know. They play physical, they're solid
on defense. Yeah they don't have a veteran quarterback, but
that's okay. You know, you can throw a gualk in,
you can throw sour cream, you can throw some cheese.
Speaker 3: They keep on running. LJ. Martin he's the protein, he's
the beef behind it all.
Speaker 2: He's the Okay, so you're gonna go a mixed bo
You're gonna get your little chicken, a little steak, that's
what you're gonna do. He might want to try maybe
get a little faeted, but that's the thing. You can
pick your poison, you know. So you can't go wrong
with Chick fil A. But I think the best ones
are waffle House and Raisin Canes, no doubt. Forget what
I said about Subway in Chipoli, but yeah, you know
exactly what you're getting. It's good, it's great. It's not elite,
but you know what you're getting. But they're gonna be
elite tomorrow when they play Texas Tech.
Speaker 8: And the other reason I think Texas Tech comp is
a steakhouse is because of the money. Like you, you're
not going to a steakhouse. You're spending under one hundred
dollars in Ruce Cris. No, you don't think so, right,
You're spending the money to go and get a great meal,
and it's worth it. It is like I My wife
and I go to Ruth Chris every year for our anniversary.
Speaker 3: It's great.
Speaker 8: However, I can't always afford Ruth's Chris.
Speaker 3: You know what I can't afford.
Speaker 8: I can afford to root for the team who hasn't
had to buy their roster. And that's not a shot
at Texas Tech. By the way, I'm not pulling a calling.
I'm not pulling a well, we.
Speaker 3: Can't make good food because we don't have steak No, no, no, no.
B Yu says, you know what.
Speaker 8: We got waffles, we got pancakes, we got hash browns, we.
Speaker 3: Got the all Star special, weekend day a special.
Speaker 8: Anyway, even if we don't have the same money as
the steakhouse does, so it's gonna be regional restaurant versus
steakhouse on Saturday by U Texas Tech.
Speaker 3: Hey, look, all I.
Speaker 2: Gotta say is that in the whole wall places that
nobody wants to get you, there's a reason why they're
still in business.
Speaker 3: That's all I will say.
Speaker 2: Because everybody in there and Mama likes it, and they
gonna go. Give me a classic wealf. I don't want
no chocolate, no pu can or no butter peanut. But
I don't need none of that. Give it to me
right I need. I need double waffle, double egg, That's
exactly what I'm going with a side of fruit punch,
milk and sprite. Give me sausage and give me toast
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