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You know, people ask me, like, you know, how do

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you feel about doing shows like when there's a lot

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of controversy, I'm like, I hate it. I'd rather talk football.

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I'd rather talk basketball, rather talk extras and o's. I'd

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Speaker 1: Anyway. But that's neither here and there there.

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Speaker 3: I'm having a great day and I want to talk

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about getting back into the game. One thing I will say,

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as it released to Parker Kingston, I want to ask

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you this. It's a it's a topic I approached in

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the in the last hour. Parker Kingston was a really

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good football player. He will be missed on the football field,

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There's no doubt about it. And I don't know if

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there's anyone on the roster right now then I'm looking

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at that can fill the void. I just I don't

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see it. I want to be I want to be optimistic.

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You know me, You've been around me enough, Like I'm

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an optimistic cuman. I'm pragmatic, sure, but but I'm just

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not seeing it. Look last couple of seasons, you look

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at Parker Kingston's statistical at Brigham. He's got ninety eight

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receptions one three hundred twenty seven yards thirteen point five

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yards per reception, seven touchdowns receiving, rushing the ball thirty

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nine rushes, one hundred and seventy two yards four point

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four yards per carry, three touchdowns. He's passed the ball

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extremely well. He's a good he's a good cornerback. For

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four completions on eleven attempts. I guess it's not great

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thirty six point four percent comp but one hundred and

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eighteen yards. He got three tonnies through the air. Then

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as a returner, okay, a returner, forty five receptions or

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forty five attempts, five hundred and eighteen yards, three touchdowns

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on punts, and then an additional six returns for one

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hundred and sixty four yards on kickoffs. I just don't

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know how you can replace that amount of productivity. If

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there is one or two guys that could step up,

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who are they and why? Man?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, his production is gonna be really hard to replace.

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You hope that Jojo can build off of what he

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was able to do towards the end of last year.

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I know that like during the middle of the season,

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he got uh, he got injured, and so I think

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his his season overall got disrupted, and so you hope

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to see Jojo take that next step. Another name that

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you that that I've heard in the past, and and

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we didn't see a lot of them this year. In fact,

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I don't know if they were just trying to keep

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his red shirt or what was going on, but it

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is it Reggie Reggie. I've heard. He's got incredible speed,

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He's a good receiver. Am I mistaken? Is his dad?

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Was his dad a professional athlete?

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Speaker 1: Yes? Yes he was? Yes, Okay heard that.

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Speaker 4: I mean there's some there's some stuff to work with there.

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And then he's he's also a big, big frame receiver,

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which I know that that obviously, Uh, Parker was not that.

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I I don't know about some of the guys that

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transferred in. I don't know about the production you're gonna

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get from some of these young Is it the poola brothers, Yeah,

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Jared and Kenned, Yeah, I'm not sure. I mean, it's

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such a toss up typically with those types of guys

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on whether or not they're going to be able to

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come in and compete at the highest level. That being said,

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I mean, some of the highlights from them are absolutely phenomenal, right,

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and so you get excited about that kind of stuff.

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And then the only other names that come to mind is,

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you know, Cody Hagen was an animal in high school.

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You look at him and you're like, Okay, is he

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going to be that guy that takes that next step?

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And then obviously the pedigree with with Nikuah, with Tay Nikua,

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you hope that he can have you know, that that

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Puka like production. But I don't know honestly, Like, if

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if I were to have to put my money on

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it today, it's probably gonna be Jojo because we heard

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about him all fall camp being like that next guy

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behind Chase, and then it ended up being Parker and

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then Parker leap frog Chase. So you hope that it's Jojo,

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But honestly, I don't know.

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Speaker 3: I think it's got to be by committee. I don't

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think there's one guy that's the thing. It's gonna have

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to be by committee and I feel like from a

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skill set standpoint, and then look if veryone could be

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Terrence Sarian. You know it's a guy that just they

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just brought in to the twenty twenty six class. He

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was a three slash four star recruit and he's got

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similar build, body type. You know, he's fleet of foot,

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he's pretty twitchy. Terrence Sarians is a guy that we

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got to look out for maybe, and he's put up

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He put up some good, really good numbers in high school.

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Speaker 1: Like I said he was.

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Speaker 3: He's five foot eleven, one seventy five Evergreen High School, Portland, Oregon,

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three star recruit twenty four to seven sports uh. He

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was recruited by cal Colorado State, Illinois, Oregon in Washington.

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He had one thousand, two ninety nine total receiving yards

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his high school career, including eight hundred and eighteen his

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junior year, ten receiving touchdowns and one rushing touchdown in

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the cycle high school career.

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Speaker 1: Great footwork.

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Speaker 3: He he kind of has a has a Parker Kingston

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feel to him and his hypeweight and athletic ability. But

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you didn't get Parker doing what Parker does until you

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know sophomore junior, and this gets a true freshman. So

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it's hard to put a lot of stock, a lot

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of cachet into a young true freshman. We don't typically

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see that at Brigham. You don't see that at the

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power four level. So it's gonna have to be a

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committee approach. Now, you may not have Parker, but you

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do have a ton of big, strong, physical wide receivers.

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Speaker 1: Once upon a time.

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Speaker 3: Okay, BYU in a in the independence era, and it

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was kind of a Robert and I initiative, they had

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Speaker 1: Long and big wide receivers.

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Speaker 3: Ross Oppo six', Four Cody hoffman six,' Four mitch matthews,

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six' six like you go, Down The, line tarren hawk

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who was kind of a wide receiver. Tight end type

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he was like six. Five sixty six they maybe didn't

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have the, top end speed but they had size and

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the ability to body up smaller defensive backs and stave

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them off right as they would.

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Speaker 1: High POINT footballs and i.

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Speaker 3: See a little bit of that, on this roster as You,

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mentioned with Reggie Right, with Kyler, casper with jojo all,

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of those dudes they almost look. Like tight ends, let's

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be honest like they're like they're like they're like extensions

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of the tight end, Room QUITE honestly and, i don't,

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know you know like we'll see how. Fast they are

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they may be, blazing fast too but the size and

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playmaking ability and high pointy you get a lot of fifty.

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fastest guy on. The football field when you got a,

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bunch of big strong athletic and then they got two,

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big tight ends two four star tight ends that have

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a similar bill to one that Can Block And roger

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Sally Opag. And walker lyons maybe the committee approach with the, big.

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Speaker 1: Body guys who's the way to?

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Speaker 3: Go going forward and Maybe The architect aaron roderick will

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find a way to maximize, the skill sets the the

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Speaker 1: In the, Room, YOUR thoughts.

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Speaker 4: YEAH i think i think you're gonna have to. Do something,

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there you know it's funny you mentioned all those guys

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because it just brings Back Memories, of cody hoffin like

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high pointing the ball and. Stuff like that so it'll

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be interesting to see how they're used this. This upcoming season,

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BUT who, knows i mean it'll be really really interesting

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to see what ends up Happening With how aaron roderk uses.

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All THESE guys but, i will say really nice, to

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there that's. Very VERY helpful so i also, WILL say

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this i don't think anyone or most people saw the

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was it his sophomore year, and last year. His, JUNIOR

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him being the number one. Receiver last, YEAR in fact

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Speaker 1: At best.

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Speaker 4: Or three. Two at best and so there is probably

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a guy on this roster who is developing right now

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who's gonna. Take that, leap once again we don't know,

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who THAT is but I would say parker came out

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of the blue and he was a. Very pleasant surprise

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the parker that he, ended, Up becoming RIGHT and so

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team right now that's gonna take the opportunity AND really

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the initial labs, are completely free the consultation. Is completely

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bit deeper, but come In you don't you only.

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Speaker 1: Have one life you deserve.

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Speaker 4: To feel good you deserve, To feel, good so uh

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just come in and, we'll sit down look you and.

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Speaker 3: Figure things out let's pivot here and talk some RUNNING back.

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Speaker 1: Room rb two we're all wondering who, It could.

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these guys. In spring ball who's YOUR favorite become rb TWO.

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Speaker 4: I'm hoping it's i'm hoping that he comes back from

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well from his health issues and that he's he's back

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to one hundred percent because, when he was when, he

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one two punch so for his sake and, for offensive

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sake you hope. It's that guy and, not ONLY that

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able to catch out, of the backfield which once again

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once again if he can be back at, one hundred

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percent you hope.

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Speaker 1: It's, that guy yeah no.

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my guy doug. JUST texting me i also wonder this

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is what he had TO say before i. GO to

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break i also wonder If bigger body reggie can lay

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a hybrid inside slot receiver.

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Speaker 1: Tight, en position.

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Speaker 3: Yeah MAYBE possibly, like i SAID like when, i WAS

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you see, what's coming back and you begin to, look

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at height weight. And athletic ability And You've, seen, jojo

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phillips Right. We love jojo jojo came on a little

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bit stronger this last year towards the end after suffering

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Speaker 1: In the season six. Five, to five okay it's a big.

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Speaker 3: Body wide receiver he's got good body control and. He's

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big body, dude big dude and.

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Speaker 1: He can run You Look.

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Speaker 3: At Kyler casper kyler casper in the, same mold, man,

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his height weight he may be a little bit thicker.

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Speaker 1: Than these guys two six. Six.

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Speaker 3: To twelve okay so you take the those three guys.

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Speaker 1: Seen, this before yes you have, ladies and gentlemen.

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Speaker 3: Boys and Girls How about ross oppo you six three

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like the two thousand and thirteen MAYBE Two thy fourteen.

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Byu cougar football team that that that's those stats that

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were being tallied and accrewed. By those wide receivers, there's

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a good group productive group at that guys.

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Speaker 1: That could body the.

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Speaker 3: The smaller defensive backs maybe that's.

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Speaker 3: Our way going forward maybe that's the way that we.

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ends that are six four two forty Five Walker, lines

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of roger saliapaga two. Four star tight ends so maybe

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we're gonna have a bunch of just massive wide receivers

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on the freaking field that in fifty to fifty and moss.

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Speaker 1: Some dudes this year we may we may not be utilizing.

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Speaker 3: The speed as much and remember we ran the ball

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really well this last year and our play. Action was on, point,

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the play action though was not vertical play, action fifty

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yard bombs seven man pro six member that's. Not what

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we did our intermediate passion game is where we thrived.

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strength is.

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layered thrower he's. An ant, anticipatory thrower.

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Speaker 1: So oh.

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Speaker 3: It may be wise if you're, not gonna go deep

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you go intermediate. With the big bodies, Does that make,

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sense ladies and. GENTLEMEN boys and girls. I could see.

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IT i'm feeling it i think that. COULD be the

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answer i know, we want deep bobs we. Want the

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long ball chicks, dig the long, ball right they Say

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we All love jim Or mania And, from jim, or

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rains you know. The three point shot. We all love

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it but maybe we need to just be intermediate and

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big and big bodies