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Kingston and then next segment you're gonna hear with Ben's

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Speaker 2: Okay, I caught it with Parker Kingston yesterday in regards

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to everything now, I thought my mic was on, but

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it wasn't. We're still gonna play the sound for you.

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Hopefully you're still able to hear what me and PK discussed.

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We weren't too far away from the camera, but we're

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further enough. This is my interview yesterday with Parker Kingston

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in regards the BA you play in Utah this Saturday

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here with the BAUI receiver, Parker Kingston, Parker, just evaluate

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what is your play?

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Speaker 1: How you feel like through six weeks so far?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like I'm finally starting to come on

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as a receiver and show everyone that I can play

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receiver and not just be a special play guy and

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a special teams guy. It's been good. Those first two

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weeks were a little bit, I mean disappointing, you could say,

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I just didn't feel like myself. And to be able

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to get gain that confidence back and at the ECU

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in Colorado when they have these two past games has

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been really good for me. And I just got to

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keep stacking these games on call for each other.

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Speaker 2: How does it help you as a receiver knowing you know,

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people have been looking the statute chances to.

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Speaker 1: A twenty five. But he draws a lot of attention.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's been it's been nice. Uh, he draws a

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lot of attention, which obviously opened up for me. And whenever,

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however it goes, it's we work together, and I mean

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it's been it's been fun living with him, learning from him,

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and yeah, just being out on the field has.

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Speaker 1: Been playing awesome. Obviously, there's no secret. Just to RIVALI

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this week, What does his game meaning when you played

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it one before?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's huge, obviously, it's in the state arrival. It's

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bragging rights for fans, for us for but we're just

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gonna keep it like another game, and we can't make

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it bigger than it is, and we just gotta go

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want to know this week, and it's just another another

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game in the.

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Speaker 1: Way of where we want to go. It is a

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nice a as l yes now and you don't have

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to go up the right ecles.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely, it's nice that it's gonna be here. Heard

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there's already people camping outside the stadium and it's already.

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I mean it's Tuesday, so it's gonna be it's gonna

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be a little lit atmosphere for sure.

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Speaker 1: You guys have been killing it own special tunes.

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Speaker 2: How much have you watched Keilanarians, you know kickoff returning

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from last year, maybe.

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Speaker 1: You might give the ins on this game.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, we're gonna we do the same things. Their scheme

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is the same. Ours is the same, and it's just

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about making plays. K Pop does a really good job

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and meetings explaining and hitting hitting hard special teams during practice.

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So I think that's really big.

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Speaker 1: Is just the game to get the to get the

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punt return that you're waiting for.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm hoping. I mean I had a glimpse at

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it last week. I let the punter tackle me, which

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is unfortunate, But I mean I'm hoping this week we

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can get one.

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Speaker 1: The chase budget at all about the trailer at all.

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You know, you gotta be bugging them a little.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, No, he didn't bug me. He can't really say

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anything because I didn't get hocked. But no, Yeah, I

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mean we ran the same time. He actually ran faster

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than adult. But yeah, it's it's been.

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Speaker 1: Funny how fast is Chase. People might not know, but

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that you mentioned the topics. Yeah, I think he got

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up to like twenty one miles power.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, he hit like twenty one six on that

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eighty five yard catch. And he's fast. He's sneaky fast.

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He doesn't look like he's that fast because he's a

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bigger guy, but he's moving and yeah, he's a good guy.

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Speaker 1: Talk about just bear right. You guys have been dialed

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in the last two to three equally attribute that too.

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Speaker 3: I would just say reps in practice and finally get

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him no reps that I missed down in alf All camp.

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Speaker 4: Bear is.

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Speaker 3: I mean, he's phenomenal. He plays like a senior. He

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he doesn't look like a freshman out there. He runs hard,

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he's smart, and it's been really fun to just go.

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Speaker 1: Back a little bit.

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Speaker 2: Obviously, Arizona, take us from your vantage point being on

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the sideline Evan Johnson's last pass breakup played.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: No, Schmiv is a dog right now. I think he's

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like one of the top cover corners in the country

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and it's been awesome to see him grow because we

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came in together and it's our fourth year together to

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sort to see him progress and become the player he

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Speaker 1: Is the really awesome for watch? What has made Austin

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successful New York time being here?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I would just say the consistency and the players

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that have been here. We've most of our skill players

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have been here for three plus years, and just having

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smart guys on offense, especially at the quarterback position, and

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a smart guy he schemes up really well.

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Speaker 1: And we have phenomenal coaches on the offensive staff.

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Speaker 3: So I I think that's why it is.

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Speaker 2: Talk about the leadership that you stepped into the world

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as you obviously chased as last year. You've been here

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a long time, young guys like coach hag and obviously

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bring out Richie Fishnet other players taking the cool and

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just have you been able to mentor them and leave then?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I remember coming in when I was

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a freshman and having Pooka and Gunner and all of

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those guys. So I try to beat the Pooka and

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Gunner to them. Now, it's been fun. Obviously I'm not

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a big vocal guy, so I've had to obviously learn

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how to do that, and I just usually leave by

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how I play. But when they come up to ask questions,

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and I remember being in the same situation when you're

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like especially during fall camp, but it's sh shots or

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fire and they're stressing out, fancy yelling at them. They

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don't know what's going on, and there I do what

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I do, but you just you just calming down. And

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I've been there before, And I mean, I don't know

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Speaker 1: Obviously, Keilan Marrin leaves late, people might panic. You guys,

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don't panic. I said you will. Wide Receiver number two.

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How do you feel like you've stepped into that role?

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Obviously when the late exit happens.

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Speaker 3: Like that, Yeah, obviously everything happens for a reason.

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Speaker 1: I was happy.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I was not happy that Keilon left. It

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was sad to see him go, but it was an

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opportunity for me to step into a bigger role and

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it's been awesome to do. I felt like I could

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finally play the receiver position and be out there at

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all times, and that's going to fund here.

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Speaker 1: So far, there we go.

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Speaker 2: That's my interview with Parker Kingston. The rest of it

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cut off, I think the last like minute and a half.

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But from what we got that six and a half minutes,

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that was phenomenal. What stands out to you? Bred there

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are two things big in particular that stood up to me,

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and an interview with Parker.

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Speaker 4: I really admire people who are able to see things

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from the perspective of others and think about, Okay, what

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would this be like for them, Because it's easy when

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you first get to BYU and near freshman and you're

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trying to figure things out. It's so nice to have

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those guys. And he gave the shout out to Gunner

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and Pooka and the rest of those guys. It's so easy, though,

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once you have finally reached the pinnacle you're the top

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guy now to say cool, I'm the top dog, I'm

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gonna do this and I'm gonna do that. But for

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Parker it's I remember what it was like being brand

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new here. I remember what it was like being the

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freshman and told him Pole confused, not knowing what was

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going on. To me, that's an indicator of success and

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just an indicator of being a great human being is

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the ability to remember when things were hard for you

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and then once you reach the top, think about, Okay,

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what might it be like for other people who were

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in a position I was not too long ago. So

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for him to say that meant a lot to me,

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because that, to me, is a big indicator of success.

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The other thing that stood out to me was, man,

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I hope he gets the punt return against Utah.

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Speaker 1: Oh Man.

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Speaker 4: I thought he was gonna get it against ARIZONIAA and

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he got tracked down. He didn't unhook the trailer. Apparently

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the punter got.

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Speaker 1: A hold of him.

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Speaker 2: It is at him in midfield.

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Speaker 4: I know, I know, just because he gave it the chase,

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we gotta give it to him.

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Speaker 1: That's kind of what I was in a different scenario.

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Speaker 4: But I do believe he was ranked as like one

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of the top five fastest players in college football this

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last weekend, given it from that touchdown in the first

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quarter shot at Parker. He's an incredible guy. He's an

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incredible human. For him to think about others, I think

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says a lot about his character.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think we overlook and you bring up a

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good point, the same two things you brought up.

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Speaker 1: As he got what I was bringing up.

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Speaker 2: We missed the fact that Parker was with Gunner, he

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was with Pooka, you know he was that feels like

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it feels like a forever ago. Don't know if he

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was a Samsonakua, but like he was with those guys,

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you know, he was with the maybe I think and

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Neil Powell or a Bradon Cosper.

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Speaker 1: I have to go back and look at the roster.

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Speaker 2: But because he had those guys right around him when

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he was a freshman, now he's able to mentor. And

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he said it as fest he's yelling at him and

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telling him what to do. And you got to go

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through that as a young guy. You're not going to

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know anything. That's a part of learning, right. And he's

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a leader, and he says, I'm not really vocal, but

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I've had to step into that role. I've had to

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learn how to be more of a vocal leader. I

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normally like to just let my game speak for yourself,

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which is fine, but you also need both. So he's

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had to emerges that you see that. I know people

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can get a chance to hear the rest of the interview,

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but I had asked him, Hey, an opportunity maybe to

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be wide receiver number one, And what Parker told me was,

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I got to keep doing what I'm doing to have

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that opportunity next year to be trusted with that. Obviously,

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every receiver wants an opportunity to be wide receiver number one,

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but he says that is something that's earned, not given.

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Speaker 1: So he says, got to keep it up. I think

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he can get close.

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Speaker 2: There was every all the talk of Carson Roan would

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be the second leading receiver on this team. Nope, I

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think it's still going to be Parker Kingston. As I

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mentioned in that pKa is wide receiver number two. He's emerged,

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especially with the when the Keilan Marrin leaves. He said it,

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I'm not happy. I'm sad that it happened, but you know,

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those things happen in the state of college football. But

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that was a little you know, or to bo sports

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with Parker Kingston. Always appreciate PK giving us a time

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in all the student athletes. These guys don't have to

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say yes, they can say no. So always humble and

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Speaker 1: We'll go to break.

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Speaker 2: Let's get into the Austin Leousa sound. Ben Crittles interview

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on the flip So offensive line has been performing. They're

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gonna have to step a big especially against the Utah defense.

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John Henry Daly is a dude. He's been balling out.

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How Can they contain them. We'll catch up with Austin

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and what they see on tape from this Utah defense

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