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an open house, a Temple open house and our hard

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They were able to get some film of these these

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individuals that were at the open house. We're gonna get

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the hotline. Welcome and Ronald the three Man Weaver live

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from Shytown. I believe you you touched down yet.

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Speaker 2: Roddy, I have, man, It's it's weird. You know, my

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mom has changed to our house a thousand times. I'm

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standing currently in the room that is a office of

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where I used to sleep growing up at this room

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has been dissolved for many years, but it's always going

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to be back home.

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Speaker 1: Good Man. I'm glad you're home. Man. You were out

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about though, getting some video last night at the open house.

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Who'd you see?

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Speaker 3: Look this is interesting, Ben. Look, first of all, for

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the I.

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Speaker 2: Have received, you know, a numerous amounts of response of.

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Speaker 1: Why are you doing that? Rod?

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Speaker 2: Leave him alone? And it's like, look, first of all,

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public settings are public settings. I'm just gonna say that

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the off season we sleep in May. That's what John

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Rostein says. And it's not May yet, Ben, So until May,

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I'm always doing my job. And look, we're at the

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open house yesterday. I'm the Priest Corps advisor. I'm with

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James Waite, Ben. You know, we're just standing there and

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then they're like Ron, They're saying that you should go

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get Bear Bachmeyer and the other guy and have him

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come to take a picture. I'm like, yeah, right, I

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was like stop playing. He's like no, he's actually like

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right over there. I was like, are you serious? And

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I look and I'm like Bear and body schoon over

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outside the Linden Like Temple Openhouse I'm like, oh, that's legit.

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So I was like, well, the chemist's opportunity, right, It's

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not like I'm seeking to find Bear. He's just right there.

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Speaker 3: So put out my phone, recorded the video and.

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Speaker 2: Sure enough, you know, number forty seven and number forty

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eight just walking outside the you know, Lynden Temple. So

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it's open to everybody. So it was fun to see Baron. Yes,

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you're not safe with me if I see you. I

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always got my phone on me. I didn't point it out,

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but when it was pointed out to me, I had

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to snag a picture and some videos.

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Speaker 1: Ben love it. Man. Kind of cool though, to see

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Bear and Body out there hanging out at the temple.

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and embraced the culture, embraced the community and embrace BYU.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he's embraced the culture. I mean remember

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being we had him on the show last year in

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the summer when he first committed, and you know, him

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and his brother Tiger like, hey, we are the mold,

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do culturally, and I think it just speaks to how

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unified BYU is not just as a university, but the

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football team, the program, everything it stands for. I never

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thought of my life i'd see the starting quarterback for BYU,

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who's who's a member of the Catholic faith outside the

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Lennon Temple open house with his teammate, and sure enough,

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here we are. I love that, you know, they allow

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other people to, you know, express their faith the way

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they want you to jump into something else. Jake Retz

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of the Jewish faith at by Us. So by Us

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always embodied and allow people to express who they are,

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and they've learned about it, like Fustraier got baptized. So

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the bear on going with body. We're gonna have to

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get the story further. You know of who invited him,

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did body invite him? Someone else?

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Speaker 3: How it happened?

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Speaker 2: But I loved. I loved that bear was embracing the community.

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Speaker 1: Ronald the three Man Weaver talking some uh some some

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inside report. Let's talk some some n CUA A March

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Madness tournament conversation. Uh so far? I mean, how's your bracket? Feeling.

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How are you feeling about your bracket? Uh?

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Speaker 2: Brackets busted already. I hate high Point. They can kick,

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they can kiss one. People who don't shoot two has

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been decided that they want to shoot twos and win

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the game their first ever two. You know, when Wisconsin's

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supposed to have it in the bag, will by you

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beat mind you this year earlier, just completely down the stretch.

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But that's the madness, right A guy who's not taking

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a two pointer all year makes the game winning basket.

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So High Point got me with Wisconsin, and then I'm disappointed.

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I thought South Florida would be able to pull it off.

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Speaker 3: I really thought that they were.

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Speaker 2: Gonna be able to do it against Louisville.

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Speaker 1: They didn't.

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Speaker 3: But other than that, I'm doing well.

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Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie. He would have busted everybody's bracket

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Speaker 1: Would have lost.

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Speaker 2: Been but I'm not gonna lie. I wanted to see

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him lose when I was watching the game in the

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car with my mom and she's like, why are you yelling?

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right now because she's not a big sports a march

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madness person. And it was sad to see that.

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Speaker 3: You know, yes, Duke moves on my.

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Speaker 2: Brackets, says perfect. But I'd have been okay with the

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busted bracket been if Cianno would have taken him down,

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and I was hoping that they would.

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Speaker 1: I wanted to give you an inside report. I don't

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know if you saw this or not. This came from

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a Michigan inside a little football talk for a moment,

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Michigan football basketball recruiting reporter for Michigan Insider. On twenty

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four to seven Sports CBS Sports Bryce Marriage he interviewed

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Kyle Whittingham and let me give you this quote here.

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Head coach Kyle Winningham said this regarding five star prospect,

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former five star prospect in freshman running back Saveon Hitter.

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That's five star saving, he said, the tailback save On

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Hitter is special. I believe he's going to be a

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special player. There's a handful of guys that we think

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in that freshman class will be real contributors, major contributors

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for us right now. I didn't have that luxury at Utah.

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his you know, his legacy and legendary status as a

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Speaker 3: Look?

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Speaker 2: I think it's gonna always be interpreted at Eighthtown. Coyle's

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mentioned something about Utah. It's going to be interpreted then

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as a shot with the way he he had to

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go and the way he was, you know, in my opinion,

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was forced out right because they were at the Morgan scalley.

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believe for the Utes, some of the embodies, you know,

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the whole ute model and what the University Utah stands for.

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I felt like that he could maybe leave and get

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off for coaching jobs. So Kyle stepped down. He didn't

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say he was retiring then remember we read the thing

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he said, he's just stepping down. So when he got

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the job at Michigan, I.

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Speaker 3: Said that this is this is a guy that's got

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Speaker 2: Of juice left in the tank and now that he's

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got unlimited resources, unlimited nil, you have to think with

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what he's done over here with the University of Utah

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and then taking j Hill, taking Jennard Gill for taking

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you know, Jason Beck, like he's got a great shot.

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I don't think this person was a shot. I think

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society will view it that But I mean Kyle's right,

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like he didn't have the ability been to recruit high

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level four and five stars as freshmen and give them

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and pay them what Michigan's going to allow you to do.

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you can't pass up that. So when you couple all

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that together, Ben, Yeah, he's right, he didn't have the opportunity.

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Speaker 3: That's not a knock on Utah.

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Speaker 2: He built it from the ground up. You have to

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give him credit him, Herbin Meyern, whoever else.

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Speaker 3: But no, I don't think it's a shot.

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Speaker 2: I think it will be interpreted that way because of

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how ugly that relationship ended, in my opinion, And I

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don't think it's between Scally and you know Wit. I

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do think it's between Wit and the ad of Utah.

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Just be honest about that. Mark Harlan has had his

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fair share of rumbles over the last.

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Speaker 3: Couple of years, unfortunately, But no, I think with loves Utah.

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Speaker 2: It will always be a place in his heart. He's

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going to go into the Utah Football Hall of Fame.

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He should go into the BAU Footballer Like did it.

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There's so much to this man and body. I don't

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believe it was a shot, but it will be interpreted

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that way of how ugly it ended and how he

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ended up leaving Utah ultimately and in my opinion.

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Speaker 1: Brandon Gerdiy chopping in on my question, I said, why

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He's always done this, leaves little nuggets at the end

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of quotes and whatnot. It's it's been jazz du for

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a lot of his time at Utah. Now he apparently

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has a new target. It's who he is and it's

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what drives him and it obviously works. Ready, So uh yeah,

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he's competitive. Yeah, he's definitely competitive. Petty Busku says, because

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they did him dirty after he dedicated his life to them,

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because they pushed him out, says Jay Bingham freemail says,

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he's not taking shots at Utah's just speaking the truth.

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Just look at who he has at He's had at

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running back since twenty nineteen with Moss. It has been

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a total crapshoot, as none of them have performed all

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that well, uh and or or reached kind of the hype,

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hence having the quarterbacks come in as running backs the

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last few seasons. So uh, Utah fans didn't like. Some

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of them liked that I pointed out not happy about

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the comment, and then some some b why or some

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some priceps to examine? Ben? Not happy that I pointed.

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Speaker 2: This, dang dang So okay, So he's in body is

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Kyle winning and being paid? Well, well, guess what, sir, Look,

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we don't know anything Ben, and I'm not revealing anything

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that the coaches have told us. But guess what Ben's

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evaluation of triceps? He guess what. He can evaluate equipment.

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Speaker 3: The right way, he can evaluate tackles, tricept the right way.

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Speaker 2: And guess what the coaches have raved about pockey feed Now,

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or tolls for crying out loud, He's accurate in his descriptions,

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so you can take that where it's at. But that's Look,

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that's the nature of it that Utah fans get mad

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when you poke at him. I posted a picture of

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Jake being back at practice, and I'm not allowed to

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say stuff over the air beIN because he'll get us

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a fine. But they left some nasty comments on my page,

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and this is it's who the Utah fan base is.

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It's look that they'll never say it to my face,

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right and passing. They'll say it behind the burners. But

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I'll just say be nicely been alone And yeah, Kyle

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Speaker 1: Another inside of port, the NCAAN C DOBLEA has approved

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changes to targeting suspension in a one year trial for

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at least one season, a targeting penalty will no longer

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automatically take a player off the field for the following game.

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The Division one Football Subdivision Oversight Committee on Thursday approved

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a one year trial rule that gives a player a

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break for his first targeting penalty for the twenty twenty

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six season. A player that's qualified for targeting for the

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first time in the season may participate in the following game.

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The trial rule will apply regardless of which half the

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targeting penalty is called your reaction. Ronald the three man Weaver,

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This is.

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Speaker 3: A good first step. I remember we discussed as what

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is about a month ago with.

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Speaker 2: Brian Logan and I asked Steve Clements then you know

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friends of the program, former players, and they all agreed

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that no one should be kicked off the field, you know,

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even as Jackson Payne and Sean Walker, you know that

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same week when I was doing the show, and they said,

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it's tough, right, It's tough for a player to go

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go off the field, you know. And I think the

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big reason you have to give Mario christball credit. He

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raved about it, like why is the best player on

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our team on the defensive side of the ball out

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the first half and then then he comes back in

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the second and there's a big change in the game,

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like Miami gets back in the game. Right, That's so

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I like this. I think they should. They should treat

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it like the NFL. Look, maybe players weren't getting paid

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ben on my opinions different, but they're getting paid like

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NFL players. They're getting prepared for the next level. It's

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a business now. So for that point, yeah, kids should

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not be you know, it should not carry over into

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the next game. I think that's the first step. I

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still think they have a lot more work to do.

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But overall, yeah, I don't want to see a kid

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kicked out of the first half of the game if

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it happens in the second and those other things treated

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like the NFL, maybe you need to find them take

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some of their nil money. I don't know if that's

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the right way. I'm just throwing ideas out there, but

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I like this good first step. Let's see where they

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can build on after this trial period.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, a couple other things here as it relates to this.

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A player who draws the second targeting pedals in the

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season will be required to miss the first half of

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the next game. A player who draws its third targeting

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of the season must sit out the full following game.

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No players were disqualified for targeting three times in twenty

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twenty five and that season. A conference can choose to

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initiate appeals process after a player second targeting penalty. The

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appeal will be sent to the NCAA National Coordinator of

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Football Officials for a video review. If the appeal is successful,

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the player would not be forced to sit out the

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first half of the following game. So that's the latest

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here in this inside of port. Any other thoughts in

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your commentary, Ronald the three man Weaver as it pertains

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the news or notes coming out of Brigham or the

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NCAA tournament. Before we let you go.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll just comment one more on targeting thing, and

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then you have my thoughts some predictions for the BAU

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game that's gonna happen in about an hour and an

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hour and twenty, no more than hour and a half. Ben,

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I think it's I think it's a good thing to

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reevaluate this targeting thing because you want to see the

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best players on the field as much as possible.

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Speaker 3: And the thing I think of.

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Speaker 2: Right is you and I were in the box is

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win gave Judy Loley got kicked out of the East

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Carolina game. You know he's coming down the flat, and

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I didn't agree with the call. Right. I know it's

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still an early time period, but I think if now,

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if that were the case, I don't know if they

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call it. I think he got square. I think things

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are different. So I'm glad that they're just overall looking

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at this rule in general, because it does need to

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be changed. They do need to have trial periods because

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there's sometimes where it's not And then get the call right.

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Remember the Arizona game, the Isaiah glasgra one like you,

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Brady Pepinni explained it perfectly. Don't call targeting because if

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you call rough in the past, or you can go

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back and look and in add a targeting pimalley home.

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But you can't pick that flag up if you say

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it right the first time. So let's keep getting this

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thing correctly and then to move on.

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Speaker 3: Finally, look, I gave my thoughts yesterday.

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Speaker 2: I'll give it here for those that are listening. Comes

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down to ken kiba, kidding, hidean boops, stay out of

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foul trouble and can they rebound? I think you might

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even have to have Mihailo in bet who play a

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little bit of a stretch. Texas is long, they're physical,

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they do foul a lot, but vocatitis is going to

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be going to be the big deal. And then obviously

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a Swayne. If you do that, then if Yu is

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able to rebound, and if they come out the gates

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juiced and they're on the glass, been not allowed a

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second chance points. Look, Texas is a good basketball team,

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and I respect what Seawn Miller has done in his

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coaching career, and this team but this team, I feel

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like people are overlooking the travel ben to play Tuesday,

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to be on a plane three am, get in tap

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to practice, and then play Thursday. That is going to

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play a factor. BYU got tired down the stretch against

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Houston when Foules didn't get called. Texas is going to

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get tired. If Vyu's playing just as physical or better

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than them, their legs are going to catch up to them.

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I have a feeling that's going to play a factor

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in the game. And if it does, you could see

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BYU pull away earlier than expected. I expected to be

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close early, but I expect DA to pull away down

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the stretch and have a rematch of the other. They said,

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ww my goodness, you send me a text about that.

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I'm tripping about the high point coach. It's going to

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be a WCC matchup in the round of thirty two

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against Kenzaka. That's my prediction.

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Speaker 1: My guy, Ronald, a three man weaver, and your time

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out there. Enjoy the games. We'll chat with you again soon. Okay.

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Speaker 2: I love you guys. Be safety on Monday.

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Speaker 1: Much love Ronald the three man Weaver. That's our insad

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Real quick. Little scoreboard update NCAA Tournament first round, Arkansas

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up seventy nine sixty with eight minutes left in the

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second half, Michigan State seventy six fifty one with seven

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point fifty eight left in the second half, and I

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believe all the other games have pretty much gone final

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with a high point knocking off Wisconsin eighty three eighty two,

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Duke beating CNA seventy one sixty five, Vanderbilt beating McNee

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seventy eight sixty eight. That's the recent scoreboard update of

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the NCUBLEA Tournament. Actually, yeah, I think that's about it. Well, TCU,

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we'd announced that before TCU Ohio State sixty six sixty four,

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Nebraska seventy six forty seven over Troy Louisville eighty three

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to seventy nine over South Florida. And that's all I

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have to say about that. Let's go to break, let's

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get into