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Speaker 1: Jalen, how are you, buddy good Man? How are you

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living the dream?

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Speaker 2: Man?

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Speaker 1: It's March madness. Things are getting crazy.

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Speaker 2: How about them Longhorns surviving and advancing? Uh, let's talk

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about the game last night NC State UH fought hard,

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fought long, but came up short. That's twice now that

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NC State has fallen to the Longhorns this season. One

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in a frenetic, high powered, high uh high octane offensive

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neutral court and then or actually I think that one

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maybe been at home for you guys, and then uh

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in this NCAA tournament, a nice win for the Longhorns.

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Speaker 3: Correct that first game it was in Maui and as

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you said, a high So it was exactly yes, So

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in that high first game was you know, I believe

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a combined almost two hundred points between the two and

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as we see now, sixty eight to sixty six, that

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was just a game that most wouldn't have expected, being

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that both officers were so efficient coming into this game.

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But as you said tomorrow, Mark had an amazing shot

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to win this game and a great win for the

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Long Horse.

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Speaker 2: So who is this Longhorse team? What's the identity of

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this team this season? How would you describe them to

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someone who hasn't been watching the Longhorns this season?

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Speaker 3: You know, I would just say that when you look

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at the team, you really have to look at for

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the difference makers in this team. And for sure you

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can't go a game without saying Dylan Swayne, who is

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projected to be a first round pick by some Mark

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drafts out there, as well as the big man inside Bokatitis,

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who is as physical as they come, a guy that

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is top five in drawing foul the top guy, top

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five guy at getting through the free throw line. And

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when you have those two that want to attack the

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paint and either put your team in foul trouble or

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are efficient of underwin, bring a lot of troubles to

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those opponents.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's interesting that it's the Sean Miller era right

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now and Sean Miller used to be at u of A,

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went to Xavier, now he's at Texas. What's been the

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overall vibe and feel from the longhordination about the Sean

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Speaker 3: I would say they they are behind him right now,

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and I mean, to my eyes, it seems like for

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the future because they witness that they're acquiring talent. I

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next year. They realize that this is still year one

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isn't really where they want to be for the future.

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where they want to be in terms of a secure

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program for basketball. I would say that the people in

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a thing of let's wait and see for him to

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get his guys in place. That way they can see

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Speaker 1: Yeah, what is the year over your expectation?

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Speaker 2: Typically from the Longhorns fan base and donor base, would

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you say it's a you gotta at least get the

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NCAA tournament and win one game.

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Speaker 1: Is that kind of the standard.

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him that's bringing in such talent for the next year,

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with that recritic class and his notion of being a

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guy that can develop guys into the next level, I

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what he's bringing to the program. So NIO should be

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a thing that increases as of late, as well as

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the fan base should be growing and more. I would

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say more attention should be brought to this program as

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Speaker 2: Would you say are the weaknesses of this Texas team

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Speaker 3: I would say the weaknesses are they're discipline on defense.

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and if they're not controlling that at times, it can

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sometimes go the game script off for them. And whether

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it's a team that isn't known to getting to the

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line or a team that is known for getting to

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the line, teams can typically expose them on that end

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's interesting as we watched this game today yesterday.

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good offensive team and a lead offensive team.

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Speaker 1: They didn't show it last night.

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Speaker 2: Why were they a little bit less efficient than they

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have been all year?

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Speaker 3: I would just say it's really kind of been a

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thing of the whole season. They haven't really had much

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ball movement, to say the least. I would say that

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they're a team that relies heavily on IOW players and

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guys to make their own plays. So if they're matched

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up against guys that can hold their own in that sense,

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then the offense can sometimes hit a stand still and

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which leads to just shot selections that you wouldn't liked

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like this. But when they're not hitting some deep and

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lead to them shooting nearly thirty six percent from from

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the field last night.

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Speaker 4: Break down, b YU, what's your perspective as a guy

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that covers college basketball and how does Texas matchup with BYU?

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What could give Texas problems as far as with that matchup?

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Speaker 3: I think for BYUS case with no Richie des Sounder's

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the last ten games, they've really been a team that

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emphasizes going into the paint and necessarily in the rim

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or for a JH kse near the mid range area.

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guy like Dennis Swayne who was brought in and known

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as a defensive first guy. His assignment should be on

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AJ timorrow and it'll be interesting to see how Texas

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defense can hold up such a prolific athlete like AJ

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 2: I know Sean Miller addressed the media and maybe he

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commented a little bit on BYU what he expects, what

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he's uh is kind of scouting on on that front.

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recent press conference.

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Speaker 3: Just the fact that he understands that this team's defense

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needs to hit that next stride and the fact that

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when you're playing a guy such as aj who is

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definitely one of those players that could easily be the

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number one pick in this year's draft. It just he's

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the motor engine of this team and it starts on

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the defensive end for them as well as just rebounding,

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being efficient on offense, and staying the course even when

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things don't go their way on offense.

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Speaker 2: What's the culture like right now with the roster, the

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chemistry like as far as like returning players are concerned,

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like tenured players, when you have a transition of coaching staff,

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you get some attrition. How much retention was there on

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the roster from last year to this year, et cetera.

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Speaker 3: I would say I believe there is a current four

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players right now that were from Texas last year that returned.

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who is known for being a score first guard and

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especially when that you have to respect from deep Tremont

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but it definitely made his name known in Austin as

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a great score for the Longhorns. And last night a

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guy like Ken the Weaver who is just a sports

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plug off the bench and can easily get eleven points

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and ten rebounds as a six to three guard, and

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a guy like Nick Cody who came back as well.

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Miller from Xavier came into Texas. It's been a quite

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a bit of new new faces. But over the course

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of the season, they've they've found out to get that

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energy together and playing on the right foot.

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Speaker 2: This Texas team gets the foul line a lot.

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Speaker 1: They also foul a lot. What's up with that?

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Speaker 3: Uh, It's it's a thing that Sean Miller's probably been

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banging the drum on the most this season, is he

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commands how great of a job they've gone to the line. However,

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like you said, on defense, they're falling way too much.

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those games when they go on these stretches of either

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they've either they've made it, they've went on a run,

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or they've made seven of the last eight shots. You

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look at that free throw attempts for the opponent and

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you're sitting across maybe twenty to thirty in a game,

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and for a guy like AJ, who is so skilled

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that getting to the line that can kind of be

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Speaker 2: Give me a prognostication, how do you see this game

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playing out? Are you expecting an upset in Portland and

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that the Longhorn survive in advance?

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Speaker 3: I would say that it really relies on which daland

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Swain shows up, not that he's been bad, but if

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Dylan Swayne is able to put in arguably his best

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performance on defense, and if like we mentioned, they're able

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to control the filing on defense, Sexas definitely has a

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chance to win this game. But with the player like AJ,

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it's just something that a guy who's average tweets them

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and points a rebounds to force the game. In the

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big twelve play over the last ten games, that's something

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that you kind of can't hait your head on, especially

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in March. I would say that I expect YU to

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edge out this one in a very very close game,

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But don't get no thing wrong from here. Texas does

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have a path to win the game tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: Look this, Uh, Sean Miller knows how to coach. When

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he was at you were a h. I mean when

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he was at Xavier the first go around, I mean

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he was he was a.

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Speaker 1: He got to an.

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Speaker 2: Elite eight with Xavier, then he goes to uv A,

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he got to an Elite eight, Sweet sixteen, the LITEA,

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got talent, no doubt about it.

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Speaker 1: Uh. What's the expectation this year for Texas?

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Speaker 3: Right?

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Speaker 2: Is it just to win one game? How deep can

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can Texas scope with their talent and coaching staff?

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Gonzaga is dealing with injuries. So if they're if they're

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what we're talking about a potential Sweet sixteen appearance in

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year one, which, as we mentioned before, we'll just have

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the fans more bought into this program. But in terms

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of year one, I would just say that, like the

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fans and Austin should be proud of just either one

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win or just signed, that there is a program that's

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capable of being consistent in terms of showing up in March.

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Speaker 1: Best way to support you. What you do, how you

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do it.

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Speaker 2: Jalen, appreciate you hopping on and giving us some insight

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on these Texas men's basketball team.

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Speaker 3: Of course you can follow me on Jalen Polo Brown

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on Twitter and on Orange Buzz. We you know, we

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recap the games, football, reading, foot fotball, inside notes. Make

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sure to support us and again, thank you so much

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for having me take care.

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Speaker 2: Hey much love to you, Jalen. Thanks for hopping on

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and talk some ball with us today. Of course they

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go GM an thoughts commentary follow up here.

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Speaker 4: If I was a coaching college basketball, I would foul.

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I would be that physical team. I really would. I think.

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Speaker 1: Look at Houston, Yeah, they.

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Speaker 4: Just visit and so the refs have it in their mind, Okay,

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that's just how this game's going, right, And so they're no,

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you dictate the course of the play, and he's like, no,

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this is what we do, right, And I think most

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reps are like that. They just kind of go with

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the flow. You establish it.

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Speaker 1: Oh well, Houston is a good team, right, and that's how.

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Speaker 4: They play and all that. I think it's a subliminal thing,

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subconscious might not work with all rustlers. Why they buy

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and large, that's the way to play basketball. And you

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reyaled coach Miller and what he's done. I mean, record

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speaks for yourself. I want b WA. You to be Houston.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I look at every team in the Big twelve Conference.

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Houston's that team, man, I that's the team you want.

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Speaker 1: That's Kelvin Samson. I like, well, you have.

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Speaker 2: You have a lot going with with Kelvin Samson and

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the culture and the way that he recruits and the

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way that he speaks to parents and grandparents and like

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he coaches those kids appart and like when you come there,

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there's no entitlement. Everything is earned, nothing is given, like

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and look at the guys that that that go through

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that program. And then furthermore, he he's like, we don't

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have a rich nil program. Like I mean, I think

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they're trying to be competitive. They're not always going there

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just for the nil offerings. They're not going over there.

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You don't have like this mercenarial culture or culture there.

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So it's it's tough to be Who's Houston. I'm right

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there with you. Tough to be Houston. And that's what

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makes me optimistic about Boy's chances of NCAA turn up,

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because I truly believe whole heartedly that Houston is an

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elite A team and possibly a Final four team this year.

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Speaker 1: I don't know.

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Speaker 4: Kingston Flemings is my favorite player in the Big twelve

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that he might be. It's hard not to like that kid,

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how he conducts himself in the interviews, the way he plays.

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Speaker 1: I'm a fan, big fan.

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Speaker 4: I'm a fan anyway, ended up talking about Houston.

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Speaker 3: So you did it?

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Speaker 1: Okay, why'd you do that? I'm talking about the way

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you here.

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Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't like playing the team that

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had a playing game.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like that. You don't like it.

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Speaker 4: They're warm, they're they're battled, they're coming in b ways.

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Speaker 2: They didn't play in Portland though, Yeah, yeah, they're traveling.

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Speaker 5: They were in Dayton, Dayton, they played g Man. They

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got there, what is it the day before? If I'm correct,

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from when I from what off As Texas people. They

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played yesterday and then they traveled today and then they

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played the malls.

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Speaker 1: That's a lot on the body. There's a lot of travel,

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I remember. I mean I did some research. You did.

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I did some independent research cap Jay Journalism.

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Speaker 4: Number eleven seeds with the playing game or nine and

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nine when they get through that playing game? Fifty to

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fifty man.

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Speaker 2: In in what time spend the last since it was

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since it was instant, since it was instant?

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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Speaker 4: So yeah, they're nine and nine.

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Speaker 5: Fifty four though have been in the Pacific.

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Speaker 4: Time zone if I'm correct. Oh, we got the but

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they got their Tuesday though. Bear down the hatches, man, right.

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Speaker 1: Let's go to break.

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Speaker 4: Its gonna be wrong.

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Speaker 2: We'll get into an inside report on the flip side

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more Aaron Rodert commentary from uh from from springball. You know,

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what does he think about his offense? Where is it going?

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Why are they here?

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Speaker 4: Twelve personnel, twelve personal.

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Speaker 1: Let's talk about twelve personnel on the flip.

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Speaker 4: Not twenty one persons.

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Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, twelve all day, baby, twelve all day every day.

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Speaker 1: The fan and the pressure is going to move to

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Speaker 4: Yes he's a Hall of Famer, but he needs to win.

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Speaker 2: A Super Bowl.

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Speaker 1: And now all of a sudden, your voice is carrying

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