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great tight end to BWAU football history. We'll try to

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get to Byron Rex on the line, number ninety five

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to six foot two, tondred and forty pounds out a

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two hundred forty pounds out of bell Flower, California. Came

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to Brigham balled out. He was a great basketball player

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as well in high school and earned letters in track,

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was All Conference two years in football and basketball, All

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City and football and basketball. Senior year Athlete of the

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Year at Bellflower High School. In his BYU football career,

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eighty six receiving receptions excuse excuse me. He played in

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twenty four games, started I believe twenty two of those,

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and then he had I think one two hundred and

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twenty three receiving yards seven touchdowns. Became kind of an

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iconic figure in the early nineties receiving passes from Ty

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Depmer and others along the way. So really good football

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player that knows a thing or two about ball, and

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he's created some great BYU football players that have come

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through the program. Isaac the Elk Rex one of the

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best tight ends at BAU football history, as well as

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Preston Rex, who has been a safety defensive back and

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has now converted over to running back. Let's welcome in

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the former BA great number ninety five on the football field,

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but number one in our hearts. Today we got Byron

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Rex on the line. Byron, how that are you, buddy? Ben?

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Speaker 3: I'm doing great?

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Speaker 2: How are you doing doing fantastic?

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Speaker 3: Man?

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Speaker 2: It's it's springball, man. Forget March madness. I'm all about

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Camp Killani twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 3: No, for sure, it's never not football season. Even in

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during March manage, they get about four days out of

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the year. The rest is ours for football, So.

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Speaker 2: No doubt about it. You were a hooper though growing Byron, Like,

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was it tough for you to kind of transition from

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you know, I know you had a love for hoops.

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Like when did you know you were a football guy

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rather than a basketball guy?

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Speaker 3: Well, you're every tight end and Dennis Pitt and I

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play basketball a couple times a week together. Every tight

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end is just a frustrated basketball player. I'm just telling

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you right now, all of it. I played. Matt Bushman

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was supposed to play with us last night, but Matt

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could have make it down. But Matt plays with us obviously.

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Dennis and I play together a lot, but we're just

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all frustrated basketball players. You happen to play football, and

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so the crossover is amazing. The cross training of a

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sport is perfect. So if you want to play receiver, well,

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really any position, but if you want to play receiver,

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a tight end definitely played basketball. Chase Roberts will tell

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you the same thing. Great Hooper as well. So we

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played with a lot of the guys and they're all

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good basketball players.

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Speaker 2: So who's the best former BAYU football player at basketball

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that you've played with?

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Speaker 3: Myself first, and then Fuka would probably be second. Yes,

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so we played together. Zach's really good, Isaac can play.

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Dennis obviously can play, so people can't play. Don't let

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him tell you anything different. Is Dylan and Austin Colley

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are not basketball players, Okay, really good, very clear, really

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athletes jump out of gym. No, Austin fancies himself with Hooper,

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but not as good as he thinks he actually is,

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which which is what makes him great. You think he's

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better than he actually is.

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Speaker 2: Really, I thought Austin was was decent. But yeah, but

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Dennis is a good player. Dennis is a good basketball play.

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He's got some silky smooth action to him.

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Speaker 3: He's very good. Yeah, he's very good. And he always

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he's guarding all the ex college basketball guys when we play.

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He's like, I'm not Garden. We play with a guy

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named Jak who we play a lot. I think he

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played it, I know Staate or somewhere, but really good. Young.

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He's still young, like just finish playing like two or

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three years ago. I make Dennis guard him every time

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we play, because Dennis the only one can handle him.

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So Dennis is a really really good player. But don't

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tell him I told you that, and I'll send you

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video to prove that I'm better than him. I got it.

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I got it on tape.

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Speaker 2: Well, I remember how good Isaac was in his heyday two.

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You're not getting an He loved Isaac and he was

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a good hooper.

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Speaker 3: No, Isaac's different because I thought if Isaac was going

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to play and we raised him to play basketball just

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in case, you know, if it wasn't a football thing,

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he could shoot it better than any of the guys

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that I'm telling you. Now. His ankle has not done

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him any favors, But Isaac's the best three point shooter.

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I'm talking little guys, big guys anything. Zach's okay, but

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Isaac can shoot it like nobody's business. So he's the

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best shooter. And at six five sixty six, you know,

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if he were to concentrate on the sport, had I

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known he've been that tall, we might have spent more

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time doing it. But football was an easier route for us.

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So anyway, but yeah, I love the sport of basketball, Love.

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Speaker 2: It, love it. Man? Will we you disappointed in the

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one and done? Were your expectations a little bit? Or

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were you kind of liking that, like pessimistic mode when

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they entered the NC Douable Tournament, kind of like setting

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yourself up, like you didn't want to be two disappointed.

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They're like, oh, they're probably gonna be one and done.

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Speaker 3: No, it's great about that is I was so optimistic

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the whole season, right, and then one of our guys

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gets hurt, and then I was so pessimistic, and then

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I like, go into the tournament or the big pal tournament, right,

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and we would forget. I'm like, I'm back on forward.

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We're going, And of course in my bracket, I take

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them in the sweet sixteen on heart alone. And then

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as soon as Texas won. I was like, uh, oh,

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this big dude is going to give us truck problems,

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right because we're not super long. We're very athletic, but

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we weren't super long, and I'm like, this guy's going

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to give us issues. And I was more worried about

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our point guard around the rim being able to finish

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with that big inside guard in the rim. So that

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was my pessimistic side that kind of came out, and

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that kind of played it for and then you know,

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AJ kind of got tired, which I get, you know

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what I mean, like, how do you not get tired?

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You would carrying us? But yeah, you know, as soon

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as our leader went down, it was going to be

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a real tough road to hope.

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Speaker 2: No doubt about it. Byron Rex, former Bucket Getter former

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Speaker 2: Hey, what's been your opinion on Camp Koalani. What have

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you been hearing thus far about how Camp Killani's going

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I've had a few discussions with guys around the program,

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a couple of coaches, so I'm optimistic obviously, you know,

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with Preston's position, you know, LJ not going right, guts

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Preston some more reps, so, you know, I like that

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the young guys or people that maybe aren't a familiar

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didn't get as many reps with you know, Bear and

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some of the other quarterbacks are getting that opportunity. I

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don't think we're who we're going to be. I went

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to the first scrimmage, which I thought was great. Klawe

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kept the ones and twos up, meaning no tackling to

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the ground. Not live but you know, guys end up

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a little bit banged up. But I thought everyone moved

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pretty well. I was looking forward to seeing Saliapaga right

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the tight end righter. Lions moved great, you know from

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a tight end perspective, and had a good scrimmage. Actually

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had a clutch touchdown for him in the scrimmage. And

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then I think Bear looks great, right, he's losing some weight.

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I saw Baron Preston came down to Orange County I

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don't know Midgell January sometime and I was like, oh, okay,

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Bear hasn't been doing much here for the last month

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or so. With that ankle. You could tell but we

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were talking to his mom. She's awesome, and she's like, yeah,

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they want him down to two thirty five, and he

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looks like he's getting close to where that's where his

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weight is. And obviously he could probably touch weight. But

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thought Tay looked especially fiery and good and competitive. The

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sixty six and six five, you know you you you

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could be six five or six six, But you got

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to play like your six ten, you know what I'm saying, Like,

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you got to just go off. You can't play like

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your five to ten. So we'll see how that goes.

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the defense. So all in all, I'm super optimistic on

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Speaker 2: Yeah, what what do you think Preston brings to the

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running back room and his skill set because b yu

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obviously looking for you know, depth there. He got playing

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then he had the injury, worked his way back into

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the lineup, et cetera. But what type of skill set

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does he bring? What he's fully healthy, would you.

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Speaker 3: Say, yeah, good question, man. Best stability is availability, for instance,

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heard that a million times. So we got to stay

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healthy there. That's probably one thing that he has to

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work on. He certainly is a change of pace guy.

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I think Lj's patients, like I have an appreciation for

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the game. I hadn't had an appreciation for the actual

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running back position that I got last year, right, and

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watching LJ his patience is phenomenal. Actually, it's beautiful thing

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to watch. He has a good burst, but his patience

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and knowing when to burst makes him even faster than

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he probably really is, you know, just lining up on

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a forty. So Preston's certainly got to work on that.

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like a receiver. In fact, that goes without question. He

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had a couple of good catches this week, and you know,

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he give you all that stuff. So I think he

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brings a change of pace to the backfield. He has

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to be able to block a backer, right, if you're

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going to be in there and we're going pass pro like,

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you got to stand up to a backer, and I

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thought he did a really good job of that last year.

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For someone that's two hundred pounds, right, you know, it's

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much easier when you're two twenty five or some of

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the other guys. So there are definitely things to work on,

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and he's in no way satisfied with either what happened

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last year or his role, so he wants to expand

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that a little bit. But I think working on his

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patience as a runner, making sure he's solid in the

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past pro game, knowing his assignments. I think consistency was

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the biggest issue, and that stands the reason he's never

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lined back lined up in the backfield, you know, ever

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in his whole life except for to come out in motion.

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So being consistent because he had flashes, no doubt. Utah

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comes Texas Tech, you know, the best defense in the country,

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and then exposed some of the things that he wasn't

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as consistent as you need to be with, but he's

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working on it. I think he's going to be Okay.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, No, He's got great talent, great football IQ, great ability.

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I can't wait to watch him continue to compete in

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that running back room. We've been talking a lot about

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twelve personnel today and even during camp. Koalani with Rogers,

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salle Apago, Walker, Lions, Keia needs in the mix to

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really good inline blocking tight end with some skill sets there.

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There's a few other guys that are making their way

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through the depth chart, et cetera. But what would you say, like,

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are are some of the qualities of like a great

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tight end and are we going to see a lot

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more twelve personnel this season?

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Speaker 3: I think with the inexperience a wide receiver at this moment,

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you know what I mean? And even though Saliapaga and

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Lions haven't been in our program, they're gonna have to

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pick it up quick. And that'll be the hardest part,

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right because Aaron's not going to put up with not

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knowing your assignment that that part doesn't fly. I don't

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you know. I don't care how talented you are, You've

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got to know what you're doing up there. So if

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they can get that part down, that might be our

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best personnel, especially with LJ coming back of our offensive

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line jell just the way it should. But I mean,

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versatility is the name of the game, and I think

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Walker and Roger can do like everything, you know, So

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you got to be able to block somebody, obviously, got

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to be able to you know, get downfield, stretch the

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field a little bit, patrol the middle, obviously, catch everything.

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So there's a lot that goes into playing at sid end.

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And if you think about it, they got to know

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all the offensive line assignments and this is why I

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talk about the mental part of it. And they have

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to know all the wide receiver assignments from a passing game, right,

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So sometimes if you're an offensive lineman and like, hey

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is runner pass? You know? And I'm not gonna simple

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by it that easy, but you know what I'm You

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know what I mean. But if you're actually, you know,

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a tight end, you have to know both the past

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game and the run game, and that part is usually

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the hardest adjustment. But I'm sure Aaron and coach you

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will get those guys straight. But I love twelve personnel,

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the versatility over the years and Dallen and Isaac and

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you know it's gonna be Matt and Isaac there for

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a minute ntil Matt went down and I go way

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back to you know when Chad Lewis and he two

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Emilia were doing it at the highest of highest levels.

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You know, So there's some talent there. I hope they

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can take advantage of it, which I'm sure they will.

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Speaker 2: Who's your favorite dynamic twelve personnel duo? And be what

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your football historying that tight end row? You can't pick yourself, Okay,

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you know you can't do that. But outside of yourself,

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I know you're you're number one, But outside of yourself,

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who is it and why?

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Speaker 3: Well, I mean it's super simple to me. It's he

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Tulan Chad. Yeah, and I went all pro Chad was

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and he two was a twelve year NFL guy. I mean, yeah,

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I have to say much more than that before he

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twulas and Chad will say the same thing. Before he

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Tuola's injury, he was definitely a top two round pick.

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And that's after coming out back from his mission that injury.

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I think it was either the comparable the Wax championship

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that he had when he blew out his knee was

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the like one of the saddest things. And you know,

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I watched Isaac in the Coliseum blow out his ankle,

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you know what I mean, So I see the sad one,

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but he Tula was his way up there. But those

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I'm biased. I love both those guys. They both I've played.

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You know, they were right behind me. Chad was right

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right after I came in, and I think he's one

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of the greatest men on earth. And the two is

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one of my favorite people of all time, and we

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played together went before his mission. So I'm certainly biased,

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but I think probably you know, longevity in the game

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proves that I'm probably right with those two.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's true like that one. I mean, look,

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I was a part of the Harleane Coachs era. They

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had their time in the NFL and Andrew George Dennis

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Pitta era. That was really good one as well, really,

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you know what I mean, Like and so you know

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that those were great, But you look at the NFL

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productivity and it's hard to argue with the Chad Lewisy

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too lamely combo.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and there had been great ones and for a

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while there you could go back to the late seventies, right,

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and you could talk about the Brown with the miracle

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catch right in the Halidy Bowl. Then you're Gordon Hudson

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and then you're David Mills, and then you know, you

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just go and then you know, I squeeze in there somehow,

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and then it's Christmas before me and like you just

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go down and it mirrors weirdly and not weirdly, not

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going to the elite, but it bears the quarterback success

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right along with it. It just like you don't have

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to you don't have to go far right back to Harlean,

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doesn't take Max to Dennis, Like really that's no surprise,

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you know what I mean? A Zach has Isaac leads

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the name and touchdowns a year. I mean, what you

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know his last year before he goes to the NFL,

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and you know it is the second round, Like it's real,

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it's a real, like definitive line. When you had a

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great tight end, the quarterbacks were always great to v a.

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You you can put the chicken before the egg or

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however you want to do it. I don't know which

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ones which, but they were both. It mirrors each other

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all the way in BAU history.

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Speaker 2: No, you're spot on. I mean they always coincided and

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like you get to ten and eleven, twelve wins in

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almost every single one of those seasons when you have

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if you have a great quarter an NFL professional quarterback,

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and you get an NFL professional tight end, you're you're

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right there, you know, getting ten wins. If you got

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two tight ends that are that good or they're like

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borderline NFL guys with a great quarterback, you're winning eleven games.

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You're winning ten games. That's what it looks like as

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you go down the list. You mentioned Gordon Hudson obviously,

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I mean Todd Christiansen. I know he was kind of

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like a fullback type as well, but you know ended

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up being a tight end. Chris Smith. You mentioned him

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in Tulameae. Matt Bushman. That's maybe a bit of an outlier,

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but he was an NFL tight end. But just didn't

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you know, he didn't have his senior year. Remember he

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got injured in twenty twenty, so it would have been

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he would have been Bushman and Isaac that year. That

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would have been. That would have been a really good

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duo between Isaac and Matt Bushman. I know, Dallan Holker

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is a young pup came in and did some good

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things though too.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no, it was that. If you remember they

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went to Hawaii and for the Bowl game, I can't

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remember who they played, but it was Isaac and Matt.

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And you know, at the time, Coach Clark, the t

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end coach and Aaron were like, hey, wait, watch that

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duo next year.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, off you go.

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Speaker 3: And you know, I'll never forget. I get a call

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on the Tuesday or Wednesday and Isaacson tears and I'm like,

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I thought, I thought something happened to Isaac. I'm like, okay,

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what happened. He's like, yeah, Matt went down. I'm like what.

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And we couldn't believe it. You know, Magic gone down.

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So but matts right now, that's played basketball with us.

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He's such a good guy and it's good to have

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him and his wife down here, and like, you know,

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he's a happy dude, and I just I love that guy.

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He was he's one of his ex best friends. So

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we always appreciate what Matt did for the Rex family.

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Speaker 2: Do you kind of consider Neil power as a flex

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tight end because I do.

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Speaker 3: He's too He's a better receiver than you think. Man,

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I hate to like, you.

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Speaker 4: Know, I don't know.

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Speaker 2: I mean, look, he had one hundred twenty three receive me.

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He's six three and a half and two hundred and

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twenty pounds. I mean that's not a wide receiver.

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Speaker 3: No, but he wasn't playing into twenty though.

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Speaker 4: He's like, oh, what are you sure?

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Speaker 2: Are you sure?

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Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure. Hey, Neil probably fattened up about it.

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He's a Laker fan like the rest of us, so

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he probably fattened up after the Lakers won the twenty

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twenty championship or something like that. But no, I think

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he I like like Neil. I love the way Neil

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is too smooth for me as a receiver. Like Neil

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is underrated as a receiver.

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Speaker 2: No, no, no, I get it. But he was the

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He was a big bodied wide receiver. He would stock block,

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he would crack, he would run a lot of those

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tight end style routes from the flex. Yeah.

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Speaker 3: But dall, then you gotta put da Holker in the

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same sentence, if.

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Speaker 4: You know, I agree, That's what I'm saying. That's what

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I'm saying, Like, I don't know, man, he's a hybrid.

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He's a hybrid wide receiver, tight end. He's a flex

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for me, like Johnny Harlean.

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Speaker 2: If you're gonna say Johnny Harlean was a tight end,

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you gotta say Neil Powell was a tight end.

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Speaker 3: That's the way they played him, man, Right, Robert Coach,

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And I was not missing around with an in line block,

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and He's like, go catch up football out.

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Speaker 2: There, he said, Johnny, we're gonna get We're gonna iso

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you on the week's side, flexed out one on one

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with whoever they put out there against Jen, you're gonna win.

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If it's a corner, we're gonna fifty to fifty over

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the top. If it's someone like, you know, big or slow,

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we're gonna throw a double move in here. And you know,

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I mean Johnny Johnny was more of a receiver.

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Speaker 3: No, for sure, that part I agree with, right. And

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so I'm not ready to move Neil too far in,

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And I'm not ready to see Neil Johnny too far out,

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you know what i mean. So I'm just like, there

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is that kind of spot. But hey, if you're not

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lining up against Texas A and M, who was a

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top you know, fifteen team in the nation. In the

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Holiday Bowl against you know, Quentin Coreott, who was the

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first round pick of the Indianapolis Colts. And you're a

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freaking tight end, you know, see me for details on that.

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In the second quarter, then I got a hard time

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calling you a tight end. Now, I'm not saying you're

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gonna do a good job, because I certainly did not

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do a good job of that. But I could certainly

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get in someone's way. Speaking to basketball, I could box

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the guy out, if you know what I mean, facebard,

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box the guy out. But I wasn't mowing anybody over.

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But if you're not lining up with your hand in

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the dirt, and at least sometime now, hey, if you're

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tied in the NFL, want you want as many two

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point stances as you can get because that's where the

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money's at. Because you put your hand in during the

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NFL and they say, you know money, you know what

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I mean? So there on it, you know.

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Speaker 2: I'm just said, I mean, I'm looking at your height,

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weight and the way you ran routes. You kind of

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round me a little bran keathy more Bran keathy than

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you were, like a true inline. Now I'm gonna say

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you couldn't block. I'm just saying like you had a

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little bit of bran keathy to you there running round

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you a smooth operator.

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Speaker 3: No, I would agree with that. I was certainly a

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better pass catcher than I was ever a blocker. But

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like Prested, like Prested, like, hey, oh wow, the X

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kid's a little undersize as I was at tight end.

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But wait, hold on, he's hold his own blocking what's

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going on here? So it's the part of being the toughness.

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But again, if you're not doing that at least sometime now,

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Coach Show will tell you. Right, we ran a lot

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of draw trap and I'm scooping the backside, which is

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not the hardest block that's ever happen. I'm not, you know,

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single in a defensive end, you know in you know,

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on power move, so you know, they they set me

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up for some success. But I've certainly you got to

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be able to get in someone's way and hold your ground.

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And again I'm not suggesting I was very good at it,

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but I just appreciate a guy who could do both

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of those things really well. And that's why he too

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La Mea Lee will freak you out. And you know

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what the comp to Saliapaga is he too La Meani.

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Just so you know from what I've seen on tape

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and what I watched him, that's his comp which is

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one of the highest comps you can give a tight

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end in BAU history because Etula could do it all

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in every single way, including single a d N and

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you know, a five to seven tech guy and hold

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his own at the line of scrimmage and probably move him.

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That's how special that dude was.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm excited, man, Byron, appreciate you. Appreciate you hopping

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off for a little keeping up with the cougars. Uh well,

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chub me again soon. Thanks for talking to some ball

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with me today, laying some knowledge on us.

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Speaker 3: You're the best. I always love taggling you beat. I'll

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see you in a couple of weeks, all right.

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Speaker 2: All right, man, see you soon. That's Byron Rex, ladies

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