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Speaker 1: Let's get out to the hotline.

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Speaker 4: Welcome and former b YU Great, the Brazilian bomber uh

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the line JT for three. What's up, buddy?

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Speaker 4: Definitely, they add a whole lot of enrichment. JT takes

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Speaker 1: Some of the best in the business.

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Speaker 4: Know if answer butts about it, JT uh biggest news

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probably of the day for BYU basketball. I hate to

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start off on a bad note, but Myron Medcalf earlier

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today pen to piece entitled by US, Cannard Davis Junior

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cited for duy clarification here marijuana possession. Cited for marijuana

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position and driving under the influence following a car crash

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in subsequent of resid in Provo, Utah, according to a

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redacted police report obtained by ESPN on Tuesday through an

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open records request. Now, we don't know if this is

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medicinal marijuana, if it was prescribed, I don't know if

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they would actually like list that on the report. Anyway,

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BYU has made an official statement, you know, after the

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the case we have looking into the situation from the

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b YU sid side of things, and then Kevin Young

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in his postgame essentially said that Cannard Davis Junior had

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had broken team rules and he is out for an

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undetermined amount of time.

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Speaker 1: We don't know.

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Speaker 4: So a standard field sobriety test was performed due to

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the assumption or the you know, the the the w

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one of the officers thought that he could be impaired,

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and he was later arrested for possession of marijuana. So

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your reaction to this news, what you think about it?

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The impact of the BOU basketball team, how long he

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could be out for this season.

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Speaker 3: Well, listen, I you know, it doesn't matter how big

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of a view I u fen is. I think we

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would all agree that, you know, driving under the influence,

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driving while impaired. You know, it's an irresponsible team to do,

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first and foremost, Ben, I don't care.

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Speaker 2: How big of a fan you are.

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Speaker 3: I highly doubt someone would disagree with me. So that's

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number one, right, not a smart thing to do. Number

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two in terms of uh the statement in YU put

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out as you as you know more and better than

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comes to these issues. There are a lot of things

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in play here, right, it's a private institution, you know,

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there's also you know, the standards of the church.

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Speaker 2: But then there's also hip ho laws.

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Speaker 3: Now in no way, shape or form, I am trying

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to condone Canard's actions, you know, there is also the

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Speaker 3: My teammate of mine if you remember Tran placed it

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that the medication was going to impaired to her the

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way you did it, and and you just you know,

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you kind of figured that out. And again not not

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saying that this is right, but I seen it, I

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went through it. I I was there in the locker

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room as all these things happening, and it became public information.

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While I have an extremely hard time believing that a

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BUYU doctor would prescribe marijuana as a source of medication

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for a situation, you know, the church has put out

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a few different statements on it. And so with all

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of that being said, you obviously have to wait for everything

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that that's going to come out. And you know a

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BUYU is going to play safe and play it, you know,

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playing things close to the chest how they all have done,

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you know. But again a few things, you know, stating

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the obvious here, right, and you know a d U

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a single justification for that.

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Speaker 2: That's number one. Number two, the honor.

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Speaker 3: Code is extremely clear and open, and you know in

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terms of you know where you're signing up for when

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you get here, and then you know less but not least,

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did you know could this possibly be you know, for

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this is there a world where this would be you know,

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medically prescribed. I know the chances are small, slim to none,

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you know, so let's just wait to find out more.

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And so not gonna donate the situation, just kind of

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presenting the facts that they are. Nonetheless, you know, turning

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the wheels a little bit more to basketball. Bind extremely disappointing,

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right because Canard was a starter, you know, he was

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looking to be a big addition this year for the team,

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especially with the amount of time that he had left

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in his career, and so, you know, definitely a big blow,

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you know to just the way things are, you know,

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to unrevering, unraveling.

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Speaker 2: Excuse me.

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Speaker 3: One thing that I will say is my freshman year,

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like this, if you remember with Rashaan Brotus and so

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you know, there are unfortunate events, for sure, you know, thankfully,

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uh you know, the university worked with Rashawn and he

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was able to get his degree and graduate. You know,

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in this day and age of nil and transferring and

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so on, and how early it is in in.

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Speaker 2: Canard's career, I don't know how that's going to unravel.

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Speaker 3: I know I shared a lot then, but you know,

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just trying to be as clear as I can, as

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objective as I can, but also you know, trying to

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to say, hey, let's let's seem two we have all

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the facts, so so none as the thearity, we can

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make a judgment, but we can see, you know, so

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we can have you know, hindsight is twenty twenty and

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then when you have all the information, you know.

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Speaker 2: But but that's how I feel about it, Ben.

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and t UTC and marijuana use, as well as the

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on on the use of medical or just and even

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recreational marijuanas. So obviously this is a a serious issue,

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taken a certain stance on cannabis and this is recent.

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Speaker 4: College athletes must comply with their own schools policies on

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drug use and testing in addition to the NC double as. Historically,

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the n C Double a's and even like professional athletes,

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be where you'd get suspended for legal use or improper

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use of THC, cannabis, marijuana, et cetera.

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Speaker 1: But now they've been a little bit more lax in.

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Speaker 4: The n C Double A also recently has been a

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bit more lax on this. During the twenty fourteen NCAA Tournament,

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be suspended for the upcoming twenty fourteen fifteen season as

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a result of a positive marijuana test. Rather than to

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sit out the season, Vigary declared for the NBA Draft

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and joined the Oklahoma City Thunder. In twenty nineteen, the

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positive for, but players were still suspended for multiple games

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and important championships due to cannabis usage. The decision taken

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last June by the NCAA this is back in twenty

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twenty five, applied retroactively, so college athletes suspended due to

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marijuana usage were allowed to rejoin their teams. So there's

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growth in permissible cannabis consumption. Once again, like you cannot

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get behind the wheel after you consume THHD based cannabis Merijuana.

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Speaker 1: You can't do that.

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Speaker 4: This is it's illegal and you're putting other people in

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harmon way, there needs to be accountability there.

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Speaker 1: But we have seen a going trend even within the.

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Speaker 4: Church of Jesus Christ the Lattery Saints, where in nineteen

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fifteen they the Church explicitly banned cannabis, but the Church

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acknowledge is a distinction for medical youth, supporting legal framework

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that allow for medical cannabis when prescribed by a doctor.

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and we are obviously here in support of that as well,

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because I don't think the I think the impact is

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really severe on the youth, in the young minds and

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bodies that end up consuming it due to the legalization.

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So there's got to be accountability here JT. And as

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much as I want Cannar Davis Junior to have a great, lovely,

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awesome experience at BYU, this is the first, in my opinion,

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true adversity of a pro style programs like this Venture

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into pro style program like this is the first true adversity.

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I think this b what you basketball team is experiencing

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as it relates to the LDS b YU institutional policies

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that for many years have been the impediment of going

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indulge in Uh what seemingly is culturally acceptable but not

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acceptable here in Utah, not in at b YU.

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Speaker 3: So I and and you know, I love you like

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a brother, and we're extremely close.

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Speaker 2: We've known each other longer than we've known our wives.

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Speaker 3: And so let me put it this way, I would

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adjust a little bit to what you're saying as to

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this is the first Kevin Young challenge that he's facings.

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Speaker 4: That like honor code right, like where you're losing eligibility

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of players you recruited, right like Dave Rose, Yes it right, Uh,

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Steve Cleveland, I mean, come on.

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Speaker 1: Everybody's got it, man.

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Speaker 4: We but Bronco experienced it like it's it's inevitable no

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matter how you recruit, where you recruit. It seems like

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it's inevitable even from an LDS standpoint. I mean we

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can go into Spencer Hadley, Uh, in his situation in

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Vegas getting caught, you know, partying in Vegas and then

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the University of Utah giving it over to the honoricle. Anyway,

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there's a lot there to to unpack.

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Speaker 3: But well, and and what I would say to disband

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the way you presented that because under Kevin Young, who

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Speaker 4: Recruited, Yegor Gelemen, Yegor Geoman and a j De Bonsa.

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Speaker 2: And Uh, I think we all run.

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Speaker 3: I think we all ritweet it InCred you know reposted

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including you from your personal account and also from you know. Uh.

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The ESPN's accout look at Yegor stated about buy uh

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if you want to go, if you want to work

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go just hang out and go get some food and

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Speaker 3: Can we talk about this Young man and just like

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shower him with praise, my guy. I mean just uh,

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the amount of of of situations that this kid puts

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himself in to do good, to do the right thing,

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to you know, to just grow his brand is very

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Lebron asked. Lebron has never had you know, drama in

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situations and you know intention and issues and you know

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that have exposed him, exposed them. And so to be

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able to say that AJA is on that trajectory and

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the biggest supporter of the mau about BYU, I agree

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with you, Ben, it is the biggest challenge that the

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Kevin Young era of basketball is facing. None oftheless Kevin

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Young can go and say, look, guys, you know, is

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it a different place?

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Speaker 2: Absolutely, it's a different place.

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Speaker 3: Is it a different type of situation where you know,

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talk about you know having to be you know more

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like clean and you can you know, you can have

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sexual relations with women and you have to maintain you

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can drink alcohol, you can you know, partake on recreational

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drugs that are allowed elsewhere.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely you can do that.

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Speaker 3: Nonetheless, let's look at AJ and Yegork and so I

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got to tell you I work in sales. I have

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to spin up all different sorts of situations to say,

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you know, our competitor does this, but you know, how

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can you compare that to X, Y and D. And

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let me tell you, Ben that if I had to

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pitch those two guys versus the honor code and the

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issues that we are just talking about, I have a

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hard time believing that top prospects that their goal is

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to go to the NBA and their families are going

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to have a hard time saying no to b YU.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: Like so, I've had this discussion with Riker Matthews, former

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BYU offensive tackle play in the NFL, played in the CFL,

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and something he brought up was very intriguing to me.

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He said, look, look, when you get drafted by the

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New York Yankees, you become a part of their family

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and you gain access to the Yankees organizations. It's resources

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all that comes with it, the access to the fans,

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lot of money off the baseball diamond and on the

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baseball diamond, right and we've seen legacy players just I

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mean just do tremendous things off the baseball diamond, and

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so you gain access with that comes their honor code.

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You know, facial hair, right, I know they've listened to

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that a little bit. You have to dress and act

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a certain way. There's essentially things that if you want

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to be a part of our program, you want to

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be a part of our business, you want to be

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a part of.

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Speaker 1: Our brand, you got to buide.

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Speaker 4: And I think in this transition from so called amateurism

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to professionalism BYU has to take a pretty ardent stance

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about what you're signing up for and like, yeah, the

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nil offering is going to be competitive, it's going to

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be great, but you must abide, like you're a part

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of our brand now, and you get access to that brand,

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you get access to that network, you get access to

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that corporate monster, one of the best economies, if not

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the best economy in the United States of America here

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in the state of Utah.

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Speaker 1: You get access to all of that.

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Speaker 4: But with that, you have to engage in impulse control

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in a non traditional sense, right, You have to engage

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in an impulse control within you know, this framework that

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other people in the United States of America and other

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universities are not engaged in. And that's just a part

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of it. Once again, let me clarify. Do you why

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taking any sort of substance and getting behind the wheel

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like there is no like.

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Speaker 1: He's got to be held accountable like you. But I

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think we.

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Speaker 4: Got to do a better job of gatekeeping here with

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h and kids are gonna be kids, but we gotta

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be if we're gonna do this, I feel like we

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need to have more babysitters.

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Speaker 1: We gotta have more mentors. We got to have more people.

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Speaker 4: Engaged in leading, guiding, walking beside these kids that make

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bad decisions. I made bad decisions. I needed mentorship. Yeah,

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I need my handheld. And I was. I grew up

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in a two parent household and in Arizona active church members. Okay,

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Like I had great friends around me, socioeconomically stable, all

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those things, and a great war to attend all these

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institute and early morning seminary teachers over that, and I

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made bad decisions. So like you know what I mean,

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Like like, if you want to stay out of the

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negative public limelight, then then we probably need to invest

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in more infrastructure, more framework to protect people from making

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bad decisions.

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Speaker 3: I will say this, and again what I'm gonna say

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can be interpreted as a dig at u y U

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basketball and Kevin Young, but it is not what I

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want to highlight is Colony does an amazing job at

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this Colony does an amazing job with having former players

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who excelled at U y U and that were and

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excelled not only on the field, on and off the field.

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Colony does a great job on bringing those guys back. Okay,

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And this is something that you know, even dating back

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to to Mark Pope, it wasn't you know, on the

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basketball program. It wasn't extremely you know, it's not something

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that is done now. I will be the first to

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say I'm down at BUYU a lot because of the

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work that I do with Uyu TV. In the list

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of things that I would want to do is be

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a basketball coach, a collegiate basketball coach.

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Speaker 2: Definitely one of the last things that I would want

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to do.

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Speaker 3: Ben And so I'm not saying that Kevin Young needs

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to put more basketball players on his staff. I'm not

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saying that at all, you know, But you know, I'm

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gonna to your point about mentors. You know, Charles Abuo

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is there, Nate Austin is there, and I think that's

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a great start to the situation.

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Speaker 2: Justin Hamilton, for as great of a player.

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Speaker 3: As he was, as successful of a professional a professional

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basketball player that he was, wasn't a BUYU guy. Now,

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what Justin brings to the team is phenomenal, right, What

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Chris Burgess brings to buy U is phenomenal right. You know,

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but living that honor code life and knowing how to

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move and how to navigate things. And I'm not just saying, oh,

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so you just got to teach them how to avoid

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and not get caught. It's absolutely the contrary. And you

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are teaching them how to live with the honor code,

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how to understand the honor code. Now we're not talking

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about we're going to teach them even furthermore.

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Speaker 4: Like it's like culturally, like where can Oar Davis Junior

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comes from or any of my Like I remember talking

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about this with my teams, where they came from. It

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was perfectly fine culturally morally to engage in marijuana use,

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like in multiple like a very young age, like, they

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don't connect, they don't connect that to immorality. And so

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you have to have very frank and forthright conversations about what.

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Speaker 1: Needs to change.

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Speaker 4: And these are difficult conversations because they infringe culturally and

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even morally from where they come from.

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Speaker 1: That's it, right, I mean it's throw a JT just

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to throw this.

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Speaker 5: You guys know, like from Chicago, primarily black community with

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an all black boys' school, you think that that I

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had convert.

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Speaker 2: Convert.

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Speaker 5: I'm a convert reminder, right, like my mom and my

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dad who wasn't around, but when he was, they pushed like, hey,

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like this is socially acceptable. Like I remember after school,

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like people doing that at sixteen seventeen, it was a

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normal thing.

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Speaker 1: I remember.

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Speaker 5: I hate to even say this is my Hopefully this

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doesn't go too far coaches, like I remember off days

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like practice on a Saturday, like it was socially acceptable.

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So it just add to that. That doesn't make it right.

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I'm not saying that, but this is something like you

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just said, been can infringe culturally. Like I remember, this

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is a normal thing. So when people bring up, oh, marijuana,

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I just second atre I keep going because it was

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a normal thing. It wasn't like oh but in the

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terms of BYU, yes, it does affect that brand.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I guarantee you this is not the first time

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that that Cannard Davis Junior and maybe I'm I'm stepping

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out of pocket here, but I highly doubt this is

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the first time that he's taken any sort of TC

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cannabis marijuana and driven the vehicle. Like there's no way

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that this is the first time. So like it's I

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will be wake up call for him too.

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Speaker 3: Oh so, And I will say this, Ben, like that

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is total Like that's a total assumption, right, I mean,

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I want to make it clear. Nobody here is saying

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that you know Cannard Davis has done this before, or

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you know this is not his first time. You know,

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this is a massive assumption, and I want to make

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sure that we're careful navigating that. The one thing that

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I will say is, I'm going to give you a

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perfect example, a perfect example. When I was at BUYU

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for all my first year, I will be in the

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dorms after that. I lived with Lamont Morgan, with Archie

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Archie Rose, and with Michael Lloyd Jr. Right, Mike, Mike

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Lloyd is one of my absolute best friends. I was

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just in Vega this Vegas this week, and every time

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I even drive by Vegas, I see Mike, I give

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him a hug, I get to see his family. We

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got to spend time together. Mike's one of my all

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time best friends. We live together, like we you know,

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like we know things about each other that like probably

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the only other people that know are Heavenly Father and

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our lives and so like, Mike and I are extremely close.

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And you know, I was there for Mike on a

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lot of situations where he needed a mentorship, he needed guidance, yep.

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And you know, like, and so what I'm saying is

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I know exactly what that's happening.

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Speaker 2: Am I volunteering to become a mentor? I don't know.

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I never had that conversation.

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Speaker 3: But you know, this is something that Kloney does, so well,

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what a man, Kloney. And you know, again, you don't

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have to put someone down to put someone else up.

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Speaker 2: But Colone's an amazing man.

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Speaker 3: And I think Coloney Navi gave these part better than most,

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you know, and I think there's a lot to.

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Speaker 2: Learn overall about these situations. And so but yeah, an

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unfortunate thing. No one is condoning and saying that.

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Speaker 3: A d U Y d w Y is okay, the

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w YU athletes cat special treatment. You know, we're here

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to say that you know what he did wasn't right.

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And let's wait until all of the facts come out

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before we understand where Buyu is going to be coming

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from when their decision is made about his future.

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Speaker 4: Jonathan, let's talk about on the on the hardwood, right,

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So Nate Pickens Junior, sorry, Nate Pickens is out for

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the season due to injury. You have Canar Davis Junior.

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He may be out for the foreseeable future. With what's

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occurred this past week, how does that impact this team

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in their quest to not only get back to a

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Sweet sixteam, but advance past that and get to an

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Elite eight Final four compete for a national championship. Aj

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Debonsa said, if they don't win a Nattie, it's a

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failed season. No one remembers the runner up. That's the

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standard he set. He's essentially, along with Richie and Rob,

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the face of the program. What say you, how does

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this impact b Yu's quest to UH to once again

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make a deep run in the NCAA tournament.

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Speaker 3: In full transparency, I would say that this is like

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the Chicago Bulls going from John Paxton to Steve Kerr

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and which is you know, not that big of a difference,

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and the reason Why I say that is because can

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was Canard going to be a massive, huge, importantly piece

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for this team.

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Speaker 2: I would say that he would have been a.

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Speaker 3: Secondary, a secondary or in my honest opinion, I think

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you know the role of Canard Davis was going to

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be a tertiary you know of of you know of

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a third or fourth tier in terms of important Sorry

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my you know, my English third language got got stuck

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over there. And here's why I would put it as

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a third or fourth you know in your level of importance.

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Number one is, you know, will aj Aj, Ritchie and

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Rob stay healthy and you know, staying able to score

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sixty plus seventy plus percent I'll view I use points.

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Speaker 2: That's number one by a mile.

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Speaker 3: Number two is are we going to be able to

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get Keba to stay healthy?

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Speaker 2: And then along with Keba, are we going.

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Speaker 3: To be able to get cadem and or Xavion to

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help Keba on that situation? Number three, are we going

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to be able to.

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Speaker 2: Get Mahi Loo Mahi Loo and Tyler and.

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Speaker 3: Baker and potentially Brody coach Lawsky when he starts playing

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to become high level shooters and be able to come

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to between the three the four, the three four of

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them to average forty from three and then I would

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say that the question becomes, is Canard and Dominique going.

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Speaker 2: To be able to be that defensive three and D specialist?

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Speaker 3: And so as I look at the at the at

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the primary concerns for this basketball team, you know, on

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the packing order of me as an outsider.

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Speaker 2: Now you know, do I know a lot of things

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going on in the program?

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Speaker 3: I do, right, But as an expect an ex spectators,

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as an analyst, as you know the work that I

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do for ESPN and b y U TV and so on,

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what do I think about this?

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Speaker 2: This is the way that I break.

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Speaker 3: Down the priority I don't think that Carnard's performance was

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going to.

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Speaker 2: Move the needle more been all.

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Speaker 3: Of these other three four things that I mentioned to you.

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And again that's my personal opinion. You know, the coaches

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may not agree with it, the rest of the world

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may not agree in it, but you are having me

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come on the show, so I get to share my opinion,

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and so that to me, Ben becomes the packing order

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off priorities for BUYU basketball. And that's how I feel about,

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you know, Kurnard not being available.

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Speaker 2: That's how you pack the rest of the team.

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Speaker 1: Love your perspective. JT.

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Speaker 4: Always appreciate our time, and unfortunately we got to talk about,

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you know, off court, things that impact on court, things

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that we truly like to break down. But appreciate your

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perspective today, Jonathan Tavornari. Make sure you're following you on

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x for all of his hot takes and commentaries. We

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appreciate you, JT. Thanks wropping off for a college basketball segment.

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Speaker 2: I appreciate it always and forever.

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