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stopped a little college football segment. Gonna welcome up a

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former BYU wide receiver to discuss what's going on with

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the Cougars right now as they prepare for UCF and

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a home slate a home matchup versus the Knights, the

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UCF football team.

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Speaker 2: They got to get both eligible, so they'll come into Provo.

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Speaker 3: And they're gonna be motivated and they're a good football team.

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Speaker 2: They've had their ups and downs.

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out to the hotline. Welcome the owner operator of set

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Jared Bloodstones on the line, Jared, how thatck are you?

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Speaker 1: I'm doing great? How you doing? Ben?

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Speaker 2: Doing fantastic? Man?

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Speaker 3: How was the weekend? A nice dub over the Cincinnati Bearcats?

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Was it everything you hoped for?

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Speaker 2: And more?

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Speaker 1: Oh? Man, it was a lot of fun to watch.

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I was blown away by the power running of LJ.

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Martin Know. It was incredible how many tackles he was

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able to to really, I mean guys, think guys were

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coming in full speed at him and he was shucking

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those guys off, and you know, it was it was

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super fun to watch, and it had that Tyler al

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gierfield to it, and it's it's just been nice this

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season to be able to rely on different people in

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different times and just just to get the full feel

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of a real dynamic BYU football team.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it was.

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Speaker 3: It was impressive to watch. The defense was phenomenal. The

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run game from LJ was fantastic. The biggest concern I

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have coming out of the Cincinnati game was just the

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overall health of the offense. Chase went out the hamstring,

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LJ was a little bit digged up on that final drive,

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the bowl game, or hopefully the Big twelve championship game.

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So yeah, that's my biggest concern. Do you have any

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concerns coming out of this the Cincinnati win.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I would agree with that. We definitely have

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to be healthy. I hope that this week has given

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some guys the opportunity to get strong and get healthy again.

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of times in the last couple of games where Bears

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Speaker 3: So so it depends on what your base coverage is. Right,

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if you're your too high safety or you're going single

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a Tampa two. So Tampa two is where you drop

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Speaker 2: And that's what we do a lot.

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Speaker 2: That's what I see all that time.

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Speaker 3: Every one's while you're throwing a little Cover three as well.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, those aren't easy throws to make over the tackle box.

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But realize also we faced. I pulled up the QBR

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rankings and the quarterback efficiency ratings and Pro Football Focus ratings.

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Buy us faced some really good quarterbacks this year. I

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mean Baron Morton good quarterback, Brendon Sorosby also very good quarterback,

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Hoover good quarterback, Nova Fee's a good quarterback, rock Aback

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good quarterback. Like all these guys are in the top

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college football from an efficiency standpoint, from a productivity standpoint.

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done really well against these quarterbacks, in fact, limiting them

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to to maybe some of their worst outputs all season long.

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Speaker 1: Sure well, and I see we tend to get coverage

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sacks weekend and week out, you know where where there's

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there's just nowhere to go with the football, and which

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is a lot of fun to watch it. Yeah. No,

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of the team over and looking forward to this week,

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this Team's that you see, I'm gonna they're gonna come

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in ready to play. You know, it's this is their

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only opportunity to make a bowl game. I still think

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that we uh, we should, we should really get ahead quickly,

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get out strong, get the momentum. And if we do that,

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we're gonna be able to rest some of our players

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important thing. Did you ever find out anything about Chase

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Roberts what his injury was?

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some college football in this segment. B Yu is eleventh.

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stay at eleventh in the college football playoff poll?

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There's nobody lost in front, nobody put out an effort

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the conference championship games would not affect things, but they're

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now saying that they may take that into consideration. Each

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to is what these guys decide tonight and and where

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and you know, I just I'm excited for what BYU

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football is doing year in and year out. Kalani Sataki is

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the in the WAX championship game. Back then we had

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account strength of scheduled et cetera. So what are they

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missing about a Rod as a play card? Those that

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are hate this?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, this dude is all in all in. I mean,

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he lives, sleeps. When he sleeps, you know, breathe, and

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that's not even that's not even exaggeration, you know. Yeah, yeah,

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you know he is one hund focused on this and

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I don't you know, being able to take a true

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freshman that you had such little time with and and

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then producing the season that we've produced with that is huge.

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He has. He he had one difficult game this year

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in calling plays and that was Texas Tech.

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Speaker 3: And and as you mentioned, as you mentioned that there's

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some defensive line makes more money than BYU's entire defense

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or the entire team.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll talk later to more about kind of that,

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you know, metrics of some of the things that were

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going on in that stadium that affected a lot of

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what was going on with play calling and stuff. But

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there's so much more that goes to and that I mean,

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I try to stay out of the comments on different things,

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and you know, but it's like figure needs to be fired.

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After the Texas Tech game, It's like, do you guys

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understand what he's doing and what he's putting in to

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get this team where it's at to be ten and

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one right now? Takes so much work and so much effort.

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does need to get on a role as as he

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gets on a roll and starts calling plays, play after

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play gets better and better, so when we three and

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play calling. He needs to get into the fourth, fifth, sixth,

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seventh play of the drive where he really starts getting

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on a roll and getting things moving. But to be

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able to bring in bear Bachbuyer and the group that

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we have now and being able to produce the offense

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that we have and the wins. That's what it comes

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down to is we're winning games. We are winning games

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with our defense, but we are also winning games with

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our offense because if we didn't score, we wouldn't win,

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you know. And so I've been super happy with what

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he's doing. And on the back end, man, I'm proud

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I'm super proud of the players for buying into everything

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to see what our Cougars do this Saturday. And moving forward.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so one last thing before Leo's goo, BYU is

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going to beat UCF. You've already booked the tickets. I

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believe the line, if I'm not mistaken, is is a

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healthy one. At home by you just wins better at home,

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wins bigger. Eighteen and a half, I think, yeah, eighteen

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and a half. Let's see here have moved up or down?

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Speaker 1: Though?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't have a Well, I'll try to get

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a confirmation on that one, but yeah, I mean, look,

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Speaker 2: What do you think is going to change on a

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neutral field in Arlington?

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Speaker 3: You know, with BYU fan base trying to get out there, right,

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they've they've bought their tickets. They want they don't want

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it to be a home game for Tech right well,

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and I mean you alluded to all the things that

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were happening in Lubbock right to maybe disrupt play calling

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That could change for the offense in Arlington, well it will,

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it will.

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Speaker 1: Because it's a neutral site, and so they can't control

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the sound system just to say that, they that control when, when,

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when the music starts, and when the music stops. Being

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in in Lubbock, they have a really really good system

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within that stadium where they will they will play their

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music very very very loud, right up until the point

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of the that the offensive lining up on the line

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of scrimmage. Without saying everything, I just said everything I think,

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you know, but you see what I'm saying. And so

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the ability to run an offense in the way that

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we do in today's n Cuba, where you have speakers

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and helmets and you have coordinaries to add the ability

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to say different things during different times, There's there's a

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lot that goes into that. And after I was kind

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of brought up to speed on some of that, I thought,

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you know what if that's all legal, lovel Edwards Stadium

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needs to jump on board and start doing the exact

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same thing, you know, I mean, if that's a legal

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way to do it, and it's and it is just

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uptive enough to an offense, let's play the game. You know,

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it's our turn to play, so anyways there that'll change,

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and I think that'll give a lot more ability. I'm

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noticing two in different games that that when they know

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huddle and teams will line up, there's the coordinators are

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still talking to the quarterbacks cause you'll see the court,

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they'll line up, and then you'll see the quarterbacks put

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his hands over both of your holes, and then they'll

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call another play and they'll audible and shift. So if

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you're not able to do those things, you have to

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rely on one person and one person only to do everything,

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and that might be tough for a freshman quarterback. But

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when you have that ability to voice certain things with

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within the regular you know, within the dynamics of the

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of the of the you're not penalizing your team or whatever,

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that that helps a lot with a coordinator, especially with

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that freshman quarterback. So that's where I think we're gonna

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have some differences. If Aaron can be in his ear

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a little bit more and and be able to be heard,

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I think that'll change some of that offensive uh stuff

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and where Bear doesn't have to make split decisions, where

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things can be helped as we line up that I

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was trying to hold back I think I just let go.

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Speaker 3: Hey, we want truth on these airways. That's how we leave.

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Speaker 1: It's a it's a big one, and I think that

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that's gonna We're going to see a big difference. And

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I just can't I can't wait for that game. I

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can't wait to see what the offense changes. Uh what

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just what we're able to do and see if we

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can step up to the plate and and control a

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little bit more of that line of scrimmage because we

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have a great offensive line and I think our our

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blocking scheme will change a little bit. I mean being

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able to go against the team and then be able

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to line back up and replay them again. I think

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there's just a lot with with the smart coaches that

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we have, that we're going to be able to make

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some changes and and I'm excited.

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Speaker 3: Man, love the commentary, Love the inside, Jared Bledshell. Always

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Speaker 2: When you mentioned myself for ESPN the Fan, Thanks so much.

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Speaker 1: Jared, Thanks man, appreciate you guys.

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Speaker 3: All Right, we're gonna go to break, please don't go

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