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We got Braiden Day on the line. Braiden, Merry Christmas

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to you late Christmas. Didn't catch up with you last week.

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How was the Christmas with the kiddos?

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Speaker 4: It was awesome. They're in that perfect age where everything

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super exciting for him. The magic is there, so it's

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it's a really fun time of life to be able

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to have Christmas and have a kid.

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Speaker 2: So thanks, of course I got to ask you know

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the kids. I know you got triplets. You mentioned that

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my daughters is not old enough to just go crazy

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with the wrapping paper, so it's a very slow turtle motion,

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but very slow to exactly you say, your the nephew.

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But eventually she got there. Eventually she got there and

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then like kind of like helped the box and just

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looked at me.

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Speaker 3: It's his dad, you know.

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Speaker 5: And my nephew was like this where he's like almost

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at some points more interested in the wrapping paper. I know,

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watching these monster trucks and you're more interested in the

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wrapping paper than you are the actual gift.

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Speaker 2: Yes, I know, Samsa, just watching these presents relaxed, like

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you need to pay attention to the present.

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Speaker 3: But I'm glad it went well all lasting.

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Speaker 2: On the Christmas topic, what are the traditions that the

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day family does on Christmas?

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Speaker 3: What do you guys do on Christmas? Even Christmas?

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Speaker 4: So we actually were down, we went down to my

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in laws down to Henderson. So that's this year. We

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haven't really created our own tradition check because we're still

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doing kind of some of our own family traditions. So

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hopefully in the next couple of years begins to get

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ourselves settled and do some stuff just our own family.

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But right now we're kind of still bouncing around with

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in laws and my parents and stuff like that.

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Speaker 5: So Branden, we've been having the long debate on the

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Christmas pajamas.

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Speaker 1: Oh, I know.

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Speaker 6: Some people do the Christmas pajamas.

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Speaker 5: Some people buy something like a Nike sweatsuit that they'll

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actually wear for the whole year. Where did the day

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family fall on the Christmas pajamas?

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Speaker 4: Well, this is asking, This is a pretty personal question.

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we definitely get Christmas pajamas and we do those. I'm

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just not a pajama guy really, and so I don't

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really care for pajamas, and so we don't do it

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for the adults. But all my kids always we always

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have Christmas jamas that they wear on Christmas Eve and

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all that kind of stuff. So we're kind of in

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the middle, I guess, not fully in, but not fully out.

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Speaker 5: No, I think that's a good way to do it.

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we have to do it. It's it's tradition. We have

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to do the ten dollars pants from old Navy. And

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but just a discussion this year because I wanted to do.

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aren't that much to me. I'll pretty much wear like

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a Nike sweatsuit around the house. So I said, hey,

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what if we do that instead? She said, no, tradition,

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we gotta do the old navy pants all that stuff. Well,

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I bought her a Nike sweatsuit for Christmas. Afterwards she goes, yeah,

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next year, She goes, next year, We're not doing the

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old navy sweat with the old navy pants anymore. So

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I'm like, all right, cool, So I won that battle.

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So I'm with you, Brad, like, let me wear something

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that I'm actually gonna wear for three months after Christmas,

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as opposed to the ten dollars pajamas I'm gonna wear

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for one night of.

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Speaker 4: The year exactly. I agree that, And that sounds like

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I've got a trick for next year to be able

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to get out of it even more so, thanks for

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Speaker 2: Hey, we give advice here on ESPN the Fan, that's

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what we do. But you also give advice as well.

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People need to wear better suits, and I've seen some

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tacky ones just in the last couple of weeks that

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Speaker 3: What deals right now?

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Speaker 2: Bradon, do you guys got going on at oneon Men's

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where I know that the new year's coming up.

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Speaker 3: What can people looking to look forward to?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, so we've got for the rest of the month,

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we're doing our twenty gift cards that's still live. I

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think I've seen quite a few listeners from here actually

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get that, so jump on that. We'll only got you know,

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today and tomorrow left to be able to do that,

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and then for January we're still working on doing so

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this stuff. We have the all of the clearance inventory

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that I've mentioned a few times on here that we're

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still trying to kind of blow out, and I've got

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tons of that in Orum still, so we've blown out

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a good chunk cook We've still got stuff there, but

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it is starting to get smarse. So if you're a

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weeks probably, but honestly, some great deals there and then

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we always always trying to keep our pricing competitive. So

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you know, you can get an elevator for four hundred,

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but if you buy one, you get the second one

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twenty five percent off, So a great deal on that.

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Our shirts are really really amazing shirts, but they're you know,

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fifty bucks, isn't isn't crazy for the type of shirt

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Speaker 7: You know, it can.

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Speaker 4: I think it's totally comparable with some of the shirts

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that are going for eighty to one twenty, So it's

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a really good deal all around. We try and keep

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them moderately prices. We know that we may be a

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little more cheap kits in Utah. I'm just gonna maybe

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pricing competitive so people here in the area could definitely

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can can it can be something that can feel comfortable with.

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Speaker 3: Got you back?

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Speaker 2: I think you just cut out for like three seconds

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and people are willing to pay those prices and it's

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something that they so couch for.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, guys, look, if you want a holiday special holiday deal.

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The gift card is the way to go. I told you,

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look my birthday tomorrow, go ahead and slide me. I'm joking.

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I'm kidding.

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Speaker 3: I'm kidding. Don't do that.

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Speaker 2: I will give it back, but no, take the gift

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card to give it to a lovely someone. Look, you

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go down and everybody likes to get the best turn

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on investment for what they have. You can get these

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shirts right now. Fifty bucks for a nice white shirt. Look,

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I could tell you how much I pay from our mission.

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I won't say who I bought it from, but it

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was way more. And it wasn't a nice temple show

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that actually tucked in and I got a better one.

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That's what you need. Get the proper deals today. Go

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to Odion Men's where go to the Orams store. They

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still got the three locations along on Wassatch Front. That's

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one of them. You can also go to Riverton if

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you're over there, go to Draper as well. Give Braiden

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Day and Odion Men's or an opportunity to own your business.

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Speaking of earning business, b why you earned its business.

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Braiden got that twelfth win, first time since two thousand

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and one. What'd you make of the pop tarts bow?

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The Koogies took care of business down there against Georgia Tech.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it was. It was. It was really frustrating because,

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I mean, just three plays change in that game, and

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it's a totally different ballgame and we dominate. So it

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indicative of what was going on. But that also made

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the score and texting me, and she kept txting Zor

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like what's going on? Are you nervous? And I'm like no.

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and those last few plays. I was actually a little nervous,

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like the game actually was just so even more proof that,

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like this team is incredible, But I think we took

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care of business. We beat another ranked team, just another

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thing to add to the resume to show we definitely

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were left out and we should have been.

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Speaker 5: Brandon, what was your favorite play slash moment of the

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game and why was it?

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Speaker 6: The scissor kick into a fund?

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Speaker 4: That one was pretty sweet. If if if you can

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come out and news you can come out and tell

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us that that was on purpose, then that will definitely

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be my favorite play of the game. I thought that

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the Enich run was pretty fun when he used that hurtle,

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that was a pretty fun to play there, and then watching

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him get a little bit of run there. I know

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you put a lot of work into the program, whether

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he's pro up und or not, so that was kind

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of fun to get it. Having to that bear on

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that two point conversion, I think with a pretty cuts

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he play for him to on such a bump ankle

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to go out and still drive himself through that middle

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linebacker and get it the zone. So honestly, that's probably

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my favorite player right there.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's crazy.

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Speaker 2: You bring up Bear just speak to what you've seen,

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you know, as just a fan, like the toughness of

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that to So he tries to run on second and five,

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right normal, Bear runs over those three dudes waiting for

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him at the goal line, gets in, but tries to

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push off and even before he gets it back to

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the line of scrimmage, ankle kind of not even kind

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of ankle gives out and he goes down and then

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two point conversion eight. They have to have it right

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goal game, one score game. He says, you know what,

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screw it, bump ankle. I'm gonna run bro over, which

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I do, and then I'm gonna carry two other dudes

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and still get into the end zone.

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Speaker 3: Speak to that toughness.

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Speaker 4: Well, and that was that was the cool part because

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you can tell him that moment because he tried to

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make one of his cuts and he's super famous for that,

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just one little cut and he gets upfield and that's

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when he heard his ankle. If you could tell him

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that last Ricon or that two point conversion. He could

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have cut and made it a little easier to get in,

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but I think he knew if I cut, there's a

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chance my ankle doesn't hold up. So I'm just gonna

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I gotta go straight through him. And it was really

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cool to see, like, Hey, I'm willing to do this,

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put this on the line in a bowl game. It

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doesn't really matter, it doesn't really count. So I just

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thought it was showed a lot of heart. As a fan,

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it was. It was an awesome moment.

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Speaker 3: Speaking of going straight through.

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Speaker 2: Michigan, Kyle Whittingham, Kyle Whittingham is trying to go straight

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through byus now trying to take Jay Hillen whoever else

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maybe wants to go along your thoughts and all the

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reports about that, Do you think Michigan will end up

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taking j Hill?

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Speaker 3: Do you think b YU will retain him?

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Speaker 2: Sounds like By's trying to make a push to keep

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Jalen Provo rightfully sell your thoughts on everything going around

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with the news related to Jay Hill.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I my thoughts are I think Jay was great

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for us and I'm sad that he's I think most

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likely gone. I don't know if it'll come that'll Hill stay,

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but let's just for the ten tens of purposes that

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he has gone. I we're gonna miss it. But I

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do think he got a little bit too much credit

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for the program in general. I think a lot there

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are fans out there that think that Kilanie is just

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a puppet for j Hill on the back back end

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doing stuff. And because all of a sudden we started

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getting good when Jay was here, well people don't remember

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that in twenty twenty one we won ten plus wins.

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And then also the same thing that happened at the

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same time that Jay got higher was the same time

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we got we got him to the Big twelve, so

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recruiting automatically got easier. He had more resources. Well, who

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got j Hill here, Klanie did. I'm not worried because

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I think in Colonia trust and I think we're gonna

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get there. That could be a short term, you know,

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a little bit of gamper there that if if he

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leaves and let you know, I know this, hey Rob

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Rivers too, it's both of them left. Next year could

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get a little icy because you don't know who follows

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them to the portal and things like that. But long term,

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you know, next two to three years. I'm not worried

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about the program as long as Lane's the helm and

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there's the investments from the from the boosters, the donors,

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all those different places. I don't think I'm gonna I'm

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in a super nervous standpoint. I was really nervous when

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Colonne was thinking Penn State, but I'm not crazy nervous now.

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Speaker 6: It is interesting that that you say that. I do

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have to.

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Speaker 5: Disclaim though, for everyone listening, this is also the same

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guy who believes b Yu's going twenty and oh every

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season even though there's not schedule.

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Speaker 7: So hey, hey, I'd rather be happy before the season

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and then have it be worse than going and and

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be thinking that I'm miserable my whole life, and then

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hope that they actually prove me wrong.

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Speaker 4: That's the situation.

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Speaker 6: So you wish that I was as positive as brain.

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Speaker 3: Day, like I wish you would be, because.

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Speaker 5: I wish I could sit there saying I watched the

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Pop Starts Bowl and the whole time I was like, hey,

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no way we lose.

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Speaker 6: There was a part of me that was like, I

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don't know, man, I think we're gonna lose.

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Speaker 5: But I think like I don't think there's as very

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many BYU fans like Braidon day because Braidon, I'd be

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willing to bet you watched both Texas Tech games and

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you probably thought BYU was gonna win all the way

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until the third quarter.

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Speaker 4: Well, I will say that the second game, in the

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conference championship game, when we were still not by six,

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it was not looking great, but we and fired, you know,

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right there close enough, but I felt like we had

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a chance. I don't know that I felt optimistic though,

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because that's the difference Technic Tech we we were getting

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even if the score was still saying tight because the

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defense was keeping them from scoring so much. But I

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just felt like in the Georgia Tech game, it the

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field like it was obvious that we were actually dominating

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the situation. We just weren't actually capitalizing when it counted.

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Speaker 6: So valid.

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Speaker 4: I'm not always positive. There are times I'm a negative

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a little bit, okay, just not I'm more positive than

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negative for sure, So.

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Speaker 5: Well, I want to lean on that positivity there. Braiden,

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tell me what makes you optimistic? What are are you

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looking for for b U Yu to go out and

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grab in the transfer.

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Speaker 4: For well and before maybe maybe jump in on that

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last conversation with this one. I think the person the

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coach that I'm most worried about if we lost is

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actually Jennaro Guildford. I think you guys have talked about

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this in the lit is. I think I think coach

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ge is is somebody who, being a double minority, being

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in a situation where he played at YU, he can

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recruit in that position so well and and develop. I mean,

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look at Schmev. He was nobody. He was a receiver,

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walk on receiver coming in and no liqu he is.

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And so I don't want coach g leaves because I

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think if coach g leaves, then when there's a chance

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that a lot of those guys in that room follow,

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I personally don't think if and when Jacob's there's gonna

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be that many. I think there will be a couple.

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I think, like Pausause off the Wall, I think he

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was a He's a big j Hill guy, so I

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think he probably ends up going. I think there's probably

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a couple more. But I think I'm more worried about

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replacing Coach g than I am anybody any other coach

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on the staff. Saans Klawnie.

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Speaker 2: Good point good thing. Look, Brandon Gurney was to one

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of the credit. Todam was the one to put the

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tweet out there and I backed it up. And when

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he brought it up to me was we were down

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there in Orlando and then put it on social media.

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I was like, I'm not even gonna hesitate. The double

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minority at BYU matters. It doesn't matter at Michigan, but

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that helps. That helps guys. I mean look to be

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able to bring guys like Trey Jonathan Cabea, to bring Schmev,

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to get him to come to the other side of

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the ball. As you mentioned, that means something that matters,

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and to lose that that will hurt. The cornerback is

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one of the toughest positions to recruit in college football

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in general, but especially at BYU. You just think of

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what Gennaralo's been able to do the longest tenure coach

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on Kilane's staff, Like he wanted to be here and

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he got promoted to defensive pass game coordinator. Do you

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think that they could retain him though, if Jill decided

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to leave, yeah, you will want him. But if Kilanie's like, hey,

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Gennaro will make you DC do you think that G

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would take that pay raise and stay at BYU now

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that he's the guy and he could call all call

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plays the way he wants to recruise the way he

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would like to.

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Speaker 4: I think so. I think that's possible. I hope that

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they're willing to keep him for that or even maybe

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maybe there's another guy that Coloney wants is as a

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defensive coordinator. But maybe you make Jay, maybe make coach

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G the I said, the head coach. Maybe you give

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him that title or do something to get him to

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retain him. I think he is the most important coach

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to keep, and I think they'll do it. I think

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Colone will get him to stay. And I think I

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think coach G has shown, obviously being the longest ten

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years kind on the staff, that he wants to be

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here if we can make it make sense.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you have to make it make sense. Has to

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work out, lots to work out, lots. Will see what happens.

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We'll discuss this. We did talk trans report obviously, but

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it seems like that, like brettet said this couple of

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questions ago, but the backup quarterback is not problem. You

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have to anticipate that when Mcha Hill still lost a

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job to Bear Bachmeyer that he was gonna leave.

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Speaker 3: Maybe people just in.

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Speaker 2: Fans are thinking about it because of how where Bear

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was playing in the wins. But now it's a serious issue,

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you're gonna have him. So I think Enig Watson is

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gonna come in. He's coming off of a mission and

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he got Traycon Borgae.

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Speaker 3: That's gonna be tough, Raydon. How do you go get a.

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Speaker 2: Guy to say, hey, look, you're not really gonna start

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over this this true sophomore, but it also needs to

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be approven. I think veteran guy unless Tracon's the one

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that can get it done, because if if Bear goes

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down now that there's nobody behind him, there's some fear

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there in that quarterback room.

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Speaker 4: Now, Yeah, and I think Trayson. If Traycon stays, I

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feel pretty confident and comfortable in that position. Not because

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I think Trayson's a world beater. I think he's great, though,

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I think he's he's a very very low floor guy,

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or sorry, a high floor guy. And I don't think

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very many programs have number two quarterbacks that are ready

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like that have played it, that had a ton of

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experience there. And then I think Enik Watson is the

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guy that has high upside that maybe not quite there yet,

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and so I think having those two behind bear really

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make me feel pretty dang comfortable, honestly. Obviously, if there's

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somebody in the portal that's willing to come and behind

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the guys, but it's just hard to go out in

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the portal and grab somebody who wants to hear to

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be telling them, hey, we want you to come and

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be the backup. I just don't know how many most

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people go to the port or for more playing time.

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So I think we're gonna have to settle with those guys.

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But as long as we can keep Trason, like if

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it got down to where it's just in it, you

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just have no idea what he is gonna pan out

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like because he just got home a couple of months ago.

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But I feel comfortable that if we keep tracing any

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I'm not super super worried about it.

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Speaker 5: Are you more concerned more needy in the quarterback depth

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room or the running back to death room?

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Speaker 4: Running back? For sure? Yeah, for sure. If you if

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you get LJ, if you get LJ back, that does

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obviously shore that up. And I'm probably a bigger believer

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than the average vau fan. I think there's some others

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on our on team's team mo also, but I think

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has obviously been hurt enough this year. I think his

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department syndrome was bloky enough to I don't think you

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can count that, but let's just say you can't trust him.

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I do think there's a huge drop off between RB

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one and two and then RB three four, and so

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I think we're definitely gonna want to go get a

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guy in the portal for running back even if Lj's back,

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And if LJ is gone, then you really got to

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go hard in the portal and get two guys I

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think to build comfortable to because we're always down to

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RB three or RB four by the end of the

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year in depth. Obviously LJ came back, but he wasn't

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even fully healthy by the end of the year.

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Speaker 5: So do you think b why you can run it

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back with bear Bachmaer being your second leading rusher.

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Speaker 4: I think he's built to be able to handle that. Obviously,

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he got hurt and that's not good, and then is there.

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But I think he's built to withstand that and be

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a pretty good I don't know if you wanted to

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be in terms of like total yardage, be the number two.

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But I think him being in that two or three

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zone isn't the worst thing because it's what keeps people

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on us on the defense if he is running it enough.

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But I think finding a way to find that balance

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is a good thing. And I think having an RB

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two that's comfortable. And I think if was healthy all year,

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I think probably has a pretty similar yardage to what

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Bear had this year. And Bear probably takes a little

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bit of less yarage and l Jacobs any the less

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yardage there. So I think they want would want Bear

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to be a little bit less, But I think he's

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gonna be right there in the RB or you know,

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rushing yards number two or three every year he's planning.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't like I'm not not a believer.

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Speaker 5: I just look at the reality of the situation in

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terms of how many games he's missed. That make me

478
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feel like, hey, you may need to go get somebody

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else in the portal just in case that pattern continues

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to occur and you don't have him again.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, And I think that's totally fair, and that's why

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I'm fine with it. My thing is some people think

483
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that Oh, well, we don't have a big enough sample player.

484
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I mean, Siona's gotten I think he's between fifty and

485
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sixty carries on his career, which isn't a crazy amount,

486
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but it's sill pretty good about. And he's averaging five

487
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point one yards per carry, which l j's a like

488
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five point two or five point three like he's he's

489
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he's totally like performed when he's gotten opportunities. So it's

490
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the only thing that makes me think he can't be

491
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a you know true are like very very confident. RB

492
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two is just injuries but compartments into a so fluky

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that I have a hard time holding that against him

494
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this year. And he only missed three games the year before,

495
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four games the year before, So I don't think it's

496
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the end of the world that he's like this crazy,

497
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you know, injury prone guy. It just puts fluky he's

498
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last two years.

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Speaker 7: But I think you have.

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Speaker 4: To go get another guy that you can just in

501
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case it is something that the pattern is there and

502
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he actually is naturally injury prone.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Look, look, I like what they have. I like all

505
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of those guys there. I think they do need to

506
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go get a guy or two just because of depth.

507
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I think Logan Pain had made the trip as well,

508
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so maybe they'll they only go get one guy and

509
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they'll give other guys an opportunity. Jovessa to me earned

510
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his spot. So there's lots of discussions. This is what

511
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this time is now, is to discuss what moves need

512
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to be made.

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Speaker 3: But braydon tell us one more time.

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Speaker 2: A lot of people need to make the move to

515
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Odion Mints where and the gift card deals you guys

516
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got going on in the clearance rock one more time?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, So I love what Ben Alway says, let us

518
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earn your business, like I truly believe with our product

519
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with missionaries, we give that pre missionary gifts. We give

520
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a free shirt to prepare stock. I'm so confident in

521
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the stuff that you're gonna go home, wash it, wear it,

522
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try it, and you can be like, man, I can't

523
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live without it. I can't do that with the suits.

524
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The more you know the suits, the prices there are,

525
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I can't just give you a free one and you

526
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come back and buy five of them because that's just

527
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not the way suits work. But honestly, if I could,

528
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if there was a way to make that make sense

529
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I would do it because I believe in that suit

530
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so much that you're gonna come in, wash it, you're

531
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gonna wear that, You're gonna be able to feel the

532
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confidence that you feel in that, but also the ability

533
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to move around in it and look good, feel good,

534
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do good that you're gonna want to come in. So

535
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that's our that's our you know, that's really the pitch

536
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for the store of the company, you know, the company

537
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as a whole, is that our product looks good, but

538
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are also so comfortable and feels good. In terms of deals,

539
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we've got that gift card deal where we're doing twenty

540
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percent off gift cards, which basically can get you twenty

541
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percon off of purchase. If you buy a gift card

542
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tonight online, you come in and use it tomorrow, you've

543
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got twenty percent off your whole purchase. So it's an

544
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awesome deal you should honestly take advantage of. And then

545
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we've got our clear track, So there's some suits that

546
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are were just overstocked on and we're blowing stuff out

547
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for you know, seventy five bucks for suits, sixty five

548
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for sport codes, like, there's some really good deals in there.

549
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We're starting to get low in the in the core sizes.

550
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But we're definitely you know, if they're good deals. If

551
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you're needing something you want to get.

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Speaker 2: A good deal on it, You've got to get any

553
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good deal on it today. Guys, go to odion, mensword

554
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dot com. Like I said, if you're a missionary, you'll

555
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get to forget to remember free.

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Speaker 3: Shipping over two hundred dollars. We want it all or not.

557
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Look good, feel good, and do good today. Braidon, Thanks

558
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you Tom today.

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Speaker 2: Brother.

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Speaker 3: We'll get caught up with you next year.

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Speaker 2: The next time we get caught up with you, it'll

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be twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 3: Happy New Year to you and the family.

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Speaker 4: Thanks guys, go coogie.

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Speaker 2: That was Braidon Day. The CEO of Odeo mends we

566
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appreciate braid Day. Join us for a college football segment.

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Speaker 3: We'll go right to break.

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Speaker 2: We gotta come back with a quick insider report before

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we get to Sean Walker at four or five.

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Speaker 3: Don't go anywhere. You're listening to Cougar Sports on one

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O three nine ninety eight three