Speaker 1: All Star Toyota presents Off the Bench with Jacob Hester
and Matt Flynn. Let's go over, Let's grove from a
championship backfield to your morning Drive Wenesday.
Speaker 2: Hester and Hester got it.
Speaker 1: Five A five Your locks in to Off the Bench
Control the Live from the Mercedes Benz Baton Rouge Studio.
Here's Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 3: You welcome in O TV one oh four five ESPN
Baton Rouge.
Speaker 4: I think it's Thursday's Thursday.
Speaker 3: Everybody good Thursday, yep, Thursday morning here in the Capitol City,
Jake Flynn, Alandra at Tete all here with you.
Speaker 4: How we doing, how we live in?
Speaker 5: Everybody good doing great? Energy levels are picking up. It's
waking up early, starting to get easier. Almost doing and
a half months. And it's called a routine. They called
a routine. Still getting there. A nighttime routine. Still hasn't changed.
It's better about midnight. Oh yeah, I mean I cat
INT's always Game of Thrones yesterday, oh a little rewatch, Yeah,
you know it's it's funny. It's like I remember the
beginning of the end. I'm right in the middle and
the good stuff right now, and I don't remember a
lot of like the plot and a lot of the
details that happened, So it's like kind of like watching
it all over again.
Speaker 3: Definitely one of those shows where you're going to catch
something you didn't catch first.
Speaker 5: Watching it, We're like, I don't remember what happens here.
I don't know who dies.
Speaker 4: A lot of.
Speaker 5: People might be a child, but I've been an adult.
I don't know what it is.
Speaker 4: It could be the most important character of the show
or so.
Speaker 5: You think. They're not real sensitive to children's either.
Speaker 6: At all. They don't care if you're kid off with
your head.
Speaker 5: They actually prefer it sometimes not at all.
Speaker 4: Alandra, how we doing doing great?
Speaker 2: I got another little dry needling session yesterday, So feel
a little loose, feel a little.
Speaker 6: Relaxed for once.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 6: I actually find it pretty effective. It's like traps, traps, traps,
lower back. Oh it was jumping.
Speaker 2: She recorded a video of it, and it was like,
did the lower back in the.
Speaker 6: Hip so feel great?
Speaker 5: Is amazing?
Speaker 6: I actually, like, again, I find it very effective.
Speaker 2: I know it's kind of one of those things like
acupuncture where you can kind of like dismiss it or whatever,
but I my shoulder, the back in the hip is
going to take a minute. But like, my shoulder feels
so great, Like it was very tense yesterday, and like,
I don't know, I find.
Speaker 5: It is one of those things that's not a no,
it's not like a mental like like sure, it's you know,
it's evolve like the center in your body, the ch
all that stuff. Like you have to like be into it.
And I know it works for a lot of people.
But drying is like straight to the point, right, It
like gets to these trigger points and knots that like
if you massage. If you massage it, it's like might
take multiple treatments, but like you s throw one needle in.
Speaker 6: There, yeah, and it's or a couple. She put two
in my traps.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've got a lot of needles fun in this body.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 5: It saved my career, gave me about extra three years
of playing time.
Speaker 3: Really, clip that up, throw a needle in there, it'll
be good. Yeah. I don't know what you for a lot.
Speaker 2: Of people know it's very uncomfortable during the process of it.
I'm not a fan of like the process, but the
results are great.
Speaker 5: No, it's not fun by any means it's not awful,
but it's not fun.
Speaker 3: How are we doing?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're doing good all things considered. People were driving
megadumb this morning.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 4: I didn't know where you were going to go with that.
Speaker 2: I'm like, wait, man, we're gonna be like stopping him
on the street asking for his autograph.
Speaker 3: Something happened like in his family or something.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, it's just the blood was boiling early
this morning.
Speaker 4: Guys, this is the.
Speaker 5: Most flustered I've ever seen him when I've come in.
I usually pretty happy for Taylor. Yeah, driving mega dumb.
Speaker 6: Of course he's still giving off bad vibes.
Speaker 5: Everybody drives megadumb. I'd drive mega dumb something. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 7: Like when I got out of the car this morning,
I had to look and I'm like, am I invisible?
Speaker 5: I was like, am I actually here?
Speaker 7: Because like there were so many people that just like
I'm getting right over.
Speaker 5: It could happen.
Speaker 7: So I'm like, let me check before I put blame
on others. Let me see if it was something I
did not invisible this morning.
Speaker 4: So you can see and everything right here.
Speaker 6: The invisible booth me today is.
Speaker 4: Like really the kind of the first day of school though.
Speaker 6: You know that's true. The head right now. Yeah, shout
out to all the kiddies.
Speaker 3: But nobody's going six all the kiddos.
Speaker 6: I guess you're right.
Speaker 4: Actually, you be surprised.
Speaker 3: What I oh, there's I mean, there's buses everywhere like
it's six.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Guess yea a couple of buses in my neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Bus schedule starts. Yeah, true, Yeah, but shout out to
the kids, welcome back. It's probably been since May since
you've heard ot B. So glad to have you back
in the car. Shout out to the kiddos.
Speaker 5: And all the school buses are just blaring ot B
right now.
Speaker 4: Not the school buses, but coast to coast.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of families that tune in OTB every
single morning.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got to I got to remind myself, like
it's seven forty five ish, seven forty I need to
give a shout out to my children. Told them I
would because this is a new schedule for the Flynn family.
Usually it was my routine, it was my job. It
was my nice, sweet little moment with the children's to
do drop off every day. But we sacrifice that. Thank
you for your service all the listeners out there, that's right,
So new routine for the kidds. I want to give
them shoutouts. It's them my love and a little bit.
I definitely bet you you remember so I used to
we used to drive to school and I used to
make them listen to like a new song that they've
never heard of. Every day that daddy picks a song
you aren't listening to TV. Oh yeah, oh yeah for sure.
Obviously we had two radios, but it was just one song.
And it was like, you know, I'd play songs that
they haven't heard of, expand their musical horizons, and they
hated it. So it was like my little it was
like my little joy. It was like my little joy.
Can you get pleasure of kind of annoying your kids
sometimes in a nice, sweet little way? And it was like.
Speaker 3: No, dad, no, well yeah stuff like that. It was yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, mm movie that's mister.
Speaker 3: D starting out great here seven minutes in with the
kiddo's in the car.
Speaker 6: Kids can actually listen to O T B.
Speaker 3: Now, well yeah they can, but like I feel much
more confident telling yesterday we had a segment.
Speaker 6: They were in school by then.
Speaker 3: They were school by then yeah, no, no, no about eight o'clock.
You can whatever, seven to eight. It's gotta be mindful.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what I mean, we're a mindful show. I feel
like it's not often like unless it's involved clear sports,
then we're not gonna talk about it.
Speaker 3: Stephen inside the by You four chat, listening to O
TV with my daughter.
Speaker 4: It's a lot safer now than you longer.
Speaker 5: Car And if we're gonna talk about something like I
did yesterday, I gave you a parental discretion, an advisory
if you will. That was out with three Right a second.
Speaker 3: I still got I still got some what you're talking
about right now messages, but they're from adults. Well, there
we go.
Speaker 5: That's fine.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's a pretty absurd topic.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 6: But I mean, like I'm not saying that it was wrong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's totally fine. There's no way to make that,
but it's to show. Yeah, but it happened in sports.
Speaker 5: It happened in sports.
Speaker 7: Look, anytime I'm filling in and there's like a controversial topic,
I'm like, should I say this my thought processes, I'm good.
Speaker 5: T wus to work here. Yeah, that's my thoughts. And
that was kind of my process yesterday. We need to
bring this up. People need to know, and the show's
had a lot worse. So yeah, I was so proud.
I was so proud of our guy. Yesterday.
Speaker 3: T Bob went on with Andy Staples on three and
he's sitting there talking about Iowa football and then Iowa
quarterback situation. I'm like, there, two years ago, you didn't
know I would play football, was my man? My man
is he's locked in right now. I mean, he sounded
I know about L s U, but he was locked
into Iowa. I was like, all right, I see you
by he is. I was about to say he moved
to the Midwest. He knows like he knows. The video
games helped his, uh his player knowledge as well.
Speaker 4: But I mean, I'm proud of my guy.
Speaker 3: He's growing, he's believing in the Hawk guys like any
good Midwesterner should shout out.
Speaker 5: It's a big step for him. Yeah, I mean, but
he was texting about L s U stuff and maybe
he just thinks like he did it by like osmosis.
So he's got to spend his time learning about Iowa.
Speaker 3: And again again this a compliment, he crushed it. I
guess I guess we'll talk about nuss Meyer and the
rumor they got started like real quick and just took
up like half my trying to apply to people, and
it wasn't. I was just trying to put out tweet
like hey, I like, hey, he's good, Like we could
all relax. So I was like, we can all relax.
And then people took it like I was saying relax.
I think like Aaron Rodgers said it, you know, and
spelled it out. But I wasn't. I was just like, hey,
we can all relax, all of us because I was
over there and I know it was a close practice,
but I went over there a little bit and I
was watching and then left. I was like, hold up,
I didn't sit backdown and I don't remember anything happening,
Like what what do you mean? And it started to
pop off, and during my Serious XM show, I had
like three national writers write me and I'm like, what
are y'all talking about? Like I was, I was there nothing,
I didn't see anything. Now I didn't see it the
whole time, but I'm like, what's going on here? Right?
So straight up? This is this is this is the
info that I have see it buzzing. I make two
phone calls to the two people that would tell me
straight up, and they said one hundred percent. Falls were good,
hung on the phone, didn't think about it again.
Speaker 5: But it's like, didn't fall off.
Speaker 3: It did not fall off, Thank goodness, hero one.
Speaker 4: He did not get carted off the field.
Speaker 5: Oh that's good.
Speaker 3: So I don't look. I don't know how these things
get started. I don't know. I don't know how it
catches fire. It seems to happen here are more times
than it does other places, and maybe that's just because
we're close to the case here. But as soon as
it started, I'm like, okay, I don't think this is true.
Let me call some sources. Called them, said we're good.
We're good. It's about all I thought about it. But
it did not go to bed last night. My phone
was just blowing up messages, tweets, dms.
Speaker 5: Maybe I'm just staying off the socials more now. And
I didn't hear anything until Taylor told me about this morning.
He said, an I had a good time looking scrolling
the message.
Speaker 3: Wait wait wait, wait wait wait, you're telling me all
day yesterday you didn't hear any of that.
Speaker 5: Uh nothing, I've been locked in at work, brother, I
was doing some card breaks last night. I wasn't locked
into the socials.
Speaker 2: There's like one point my timeline got flooded and I
was like, okay.
Speaker 4: I wonder like how how it didn't find its way?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: But also like to your eyesight.
Speaker 2: None of the group chats were popping off either, so
I was like, oh, this is We're fine.
Speaker 6: Like the o TV chat wasn't popping off.
Speaker 5: My sports comes from the OTB group.
Speaker 7: Yeah, shout out to you man, that's awesome.
Speaker 5: Give it us.
Speaker 6: Credit to myself, credit to myself for looking at the
o TV.
Speaker 3: Group chat, col Cole and Chad, like, I love you,
my guy, but I don't have to give you the
nitty gritty of what I know about anything, the details.
Just I can leave it at that. Yeah, he's good, okay,
but the question like I don't but and that's why
people are mad. I'm like, he doesn't have a major injury.
It's like it's camp, Like thing's gonna pop up in
camp for every single player. Like, with all due respect,
like I don't have to give you that information. Like
I said, he's good, he's good, and let's move on
with them. With other day like that. I don't understand
why people didn't understand that yesterday it wasn't saying like relax,
like no, hey, we can all relax, Like whoof my god.
I just don't understand why you think that it's I
need to give you more than that. That's the confusing
part to me.
Speaker 2: Like doesn't Brian Kelly usually give like a why, Like
let's just.
Speaker 6: Wait for Brian Kelly to tell us what he wants to,
you know, like I.
Speaker 3: Think lsu actually anything that's a hip.
Speaker 5: Of my Yeah, I mean, it is normal for people
to be nervous quarterback.
Speaker 4: I get being nervous.
Speaker 3: I was nervous, But if a guy is.
Speaker 5: Injured, they like they have to let you know.
Speaker 7: Tomorrow noon, you will know everything you want to because
Joe Sloan is meeting with the media.
Speaker 5: And he will be asked about it. No, that's it.
They're not going to ask about it. Probably at the
end of the interview.
Speaker 7: I think I think probably the first might be able
to slip it in.
Speaker 5: So what we're saying is they're just not injured. Maybe
he got his toe, step dog got Oh my god,
I used to training Campe. He could have a cramp
and have to stretch it out. Definitely the way I
used to get training camp and oh my god, because
the linemen they're there and like sometimes like training camp,
like the dog Day's linemen are trying to like get
an extra little half step and so that maybe moved
before the snap a little bit. Man, I get my
toe stepped on so much. And even like in the
pocket moving around me, you catch friendly fire all the time.
I mean, it's training camps football, Like what's a collision sport?
So well, I used to limp off the field, wimp
off practice all the time.
Speaker 3: I don't leg never fell off. That's true. It's true.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: But it's what.
Speaker 5: It's week two of training camps, so it's it's time
to overanalyze everything. But it's I mean, I get it.
Everybody should be nervous if there's any news on star players,
whatever it is.
Speaker 3: And I understood. I understood the nerves there. And that's why,
like I was like, we can relax. I meant we
all can relax, not like you know your boy Aaron
said it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's not relax. I'm sure everything it's gonna be okay.
It's no relax everything's okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah said yeah, called, I said, we're good.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: I didn't dive into it, and so I'm not leaving
it vague one. That's not my responsibility because I'm not
a doctor too. I didn't do a deep dive into it.
It's like, okay, I need thirteen back there. She's gonna
be back there. Okay.
Speaker 5: He is cool, And I get everybody always wants the
details of everything. Of course, that's human nature. That's what
we want. Like we're where everybody's emotionally spiritually invested in
LSU and smier uh being the being the leader in
the quarterback and that's like if you've been watching NFL
sports and college sports, like you don't get the details
coming out of practice immediately, you get them, Like I mean,
it'll like if there was something, if he you know,
got a splinter in his toe and he limped off,
we'll learn about that.
Speaker 3: Today an off day anyways.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, of course it is.
Speaker 5: Oh man, the rumor today will be practice today. Yeah,
what he's not practicing not today.
Speaker 6: We need to backtrack this conversation, Michael van Era.
Speaker 3: So Quinn just said, Michael van Buren linked it.
Speaker 5: Does anybody Okay, y'all too, the youngins. Anybody know what
the Van Buren Boys are.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it sounds familiar, like it's I know what it is,
but I.
Speaker 5: Do you know what it is?
Speaker 3: The wrestlers.
Speaker 5: Family. Okay, No, it's an episode of Seinfeld.
Speaker 3: Oh I didn't watch Seinfeld. I mean the ones I did,
they're funny, Like I didn't watch it from start to finish.
Speaker 5: It's been a long time. I used to watch Seinfel
as a kiss, so i' spent a long time since
I've seen the episode. So don't like kill me over
here if I get this wrong, But I think the
Van Buren Boys were like this gang in New York
City in the in the episode of Seinfeld, and they
had a gang sign and it was thrown up seven fingers. Yeah,
he's the seventh president that was there. Yeah. Anyway, if
you're listening to you know, you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: Seinfeld?
Speaker 5: Oh Man so good, so good. Anyway, Van Buren Boys.
So if he ever plays.
Speaker 4: Such a deep cut that nobody in this studio or
in the chat.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna judge. My statement and my joke about
the Van Buren Boys based on y'all three right now,
because it's not like it's I don't, I don't. I
don't feel the Seinfeld vibes in this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm not a sign.
Speaker 5: There's not a lot of Seinfeld.
Speaker 6: More of a Friends girl.
Speaker 3: But I'll watch more Friends than I did Seinfeld.
Speaker 5: Yeah, anybody in the chat, come on, somebody give me
a little feedback, give me something.
Speaker 3: Oh, there you go, Rob says, I was about to
say it.
Speaker 5: Matt Boom.
Speaker 4: There you go, seventh President, There you go, well done,
well done.
Speaker 3: All right, we got a lot to get to, a
lot of comments about you know, all the things that
we had there.
Speaker 4: But look the good news is no Smart's leg did
not fall off.
Speaker 5: Well that's good, much better.
Speaker 3: They're gonna get an extra rest day today, which was
planned because of a cover up. Noock y'all, though I
appreciate the uh the comminents. I have to buy you
for chat. All right, more OTB when we come back
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Speaker 1: Yes, from players to legends, Hester and Flynn breakdown L
s U Football like only champions can.
Speaker 5: You know? I don't know what you're talking about, but
it's made me a laugh.
Speaker 3: I was I was laughing at a message that you
and I got. But that's that's something too sure is.
Speaker 5: You guys are crazy. Man. If you're wondering what we're
talking about, you got chat. If you don't know, like
if you just listen to us every day, like we're
pretty active in the chat we are. If you want
to say, here you see you, we don't see everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if we take if we take a pause and
you're listening on a radio, don't or we're just chicken
pecking away over here.
Speaker 4: Neither one of usk typing class.
Speaker 5: And it shows most of the times just defending ourselves.
Speaker 4: No, I don't care about that. That's the only thing.
The only thing that upset me yesterday.
Speaker 3: The only thing because look, we come on here and
we read tiger droppings, things that are making in front
of us, and I think it's hilarious. The only thing
that upset me yesterday is like I just want to
put out there, hey, confirm he's good, Like we can
all relax. And then people took the way I said
relax like in a way that I was like being
dismissive of the starting quarterback potentially getting hurt. And then
it just started flooding through. It's like, well, I need
you to be more specific I'm like, well, one, no,
and you know two. Just the word that I got
was everything's good to go, moving forward, there's nothing, let's go.
It's like but like you can't, we gotta spell it out, bud.
I know, like I wish there was different fonts on
social media, like if you had a sarcasm fun, you
had a like, hey, no, I'm telling the truth, this
is not a joke fun. But there's not.
Speaker 5: Well, they do say that, well, this was this was
a study done years ago, not talking about social media,
but they said I think it was seventy to eighty percent.
I think it was closer to eighty eighty percent of
tech messages are actually misunderstood, misinterpreted, misinterpreted if you will,
like the meaning of it, the tone behind it. So
I can only imagine that if you're sitting there and
telling people to relax, that it would be misinterpreted by
a lot of people. And like I said, everybody, emotionally.
Speaker 4: Are you taking are you going?
Speaker 3: Are you going against me?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 4: Are you saying that I'm in the wrong here.
Speaker 5: Like I'm not saying that, I'm just selling it. Like
I get it. Things are misinterpreted all the time, especially
when people are invested in something because we're all jumped
on that nust bus. We are all on it. That's
a big ass bus. We're excited about it. And so
let's say if something comes out like that.
Speaker 3: So yeah, Matthew seven seven, oh yeah, big old bus.
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All right, going through, don't clarify something. Oh god, he
does not know how this works. Sorry, I gotta clarify something. Yeah,
you should have clarified that like earlier. What is it.
Speaker 5: Van Buren was the eighth president? Oh not the seventh.
Speaker 4: That's what you stopped me for.
Speaker 2: Okay, we can't be spreading misinformation off the heels, like yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Know, I know. I give this information, Andrew Jackson, we.
Speaker 4: Give the information that we know is factual.
Speaker 3: And then you said and then you said seventh.
Speaker 7: I thought it was factual when I said it was
supposed to believe us about Nelsmeyer.
Speaker 5: If we don't even know our president, it's what is it?
I don't know you sort of integrity? Journalistic? Journalistic that's
the first I know.
Speaker 6: Well, TV miss is overweight reporting to camp.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is fat damn. Buren's the seventh president. Not
the eighth. So that's my bad. I get a lot
of my my history. Well, no from Seinfeld clearly, and
I miss misinterpreted it. So it was actually they held
up eight fingers for the Van Buren boys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nice, nice comment there, Ben that that's good. That's
a good that's good stuff. All right, And Jared, I'll
get to your question because I actually really am excited
to talk l s U running game like we've talked
about throughout the week.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: But Taylor's done a great job of putting the l
U defensive bat group here inside the document, and it
is a group that Taylor's talked about a couple of
times already in training camp. It's a group that when
Flynn and I went out to practice over the weekend,
we certainly noticed that they were making some plays. They
look a little different back there than they had the
last couple of years.
Speaker 4: And we all know we are.
Speaker 3: We aren't telling you something that you don't know. It
was a position group that has struggled for a couple
of years now. As far as what we know, LSU's
devens the back room to be the first year that
the new staff got here, the year you make the
SEC Championship game. I actually thought they did a really
nice job of identifying players in the portal and bringing
in veteran players, and that group geled together really fast,
and they patched a lot of holes with that group.
Speaker 4: But the problem is.
Speaker 3: Once you patch holes like that consistently over time, the
flex seal is going to pop and it's not going
to hold it together. And that's what happened. And you
were like you literally last year you held that thing
together with duck tape and super glued. But now you
go get some good players, all conference players from other
power for conferences. You go to Virginia Tech, you go
to Houston, you go to Florida, you go to n
C State, and you pair those players with players that
you recruited out of high school. Your PJ. Woodland starting,
you know, to take steps and starting to look like
somebody's going to be able to help you had a
big interception of the day that we went to Viano
somebody that was highly talented. He's starting to continue to develop.
DJ Pickett he's a freshman, but my god, does he
looked a part. He's rolling in there with the ones.
I mean the other day when we were in practice.
It was the ones and I guess I guess DJ
might have had like, hey, you're going to get the
first three reps and then you know, go out after
three plays. He was walking on the field and court
Riham goes, hey, hey, no, no, no, I need you
in here for two more. I want to see something.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 3: I don't know what he wanted to see. It's like
I want to see something, so he said, come get
two more. So like there's a plan for him to
be on the field.
Speaker 5: That guy looks like when you you said, yeah, that
gout a freshman ut there. I was like, what he
looks the part? Tall lean kind of reminds me of
not making plan in to comparisons just from like a
stature stampolet like a Richard Sherman like tall, long arms,
long legs, like he looks the part. And I was
really really excited and came away with a real positive
attitude of the DB's the whole practice because they weren't
they They didn't make every play like like that. They
made some throws it was kind of like back and forth,
but they every throw that Nuss made was contested like
they were there making plays on the ball. Playing with
high energy and it just looks it looked really good,
looked like a healthy defensive back group. And and it's
something that we've been a little bit and maybe not
nervous about, just wanting to see how all these new
transfers kind of gelled with the office, but like seeing
it firsthand from a from the sideline, so you get
to really get respect for the game speed that they're
playing with in practice. Like that that practice speed, like
every throw was contested. They were they can play on
the ball. It wasn't like the balls in the air
and they were attacking it and it was It was
refreshing to see. And I know we've got a lot
of safety rotation, rotating a lot of safeties in and
I said it when I gave you the breakdown of
k Club next game, we are going to have to
have great safety play to contain him. He doesn't read
safeties great. That's probably one of his weakest things as
we as reading like safety rotation where they out on
the depth of field. He made a lot of throws
last year that could have been intercepted or batted down
by safeties, but he made the throw anyway, and it
just worked out a safety would slip and fall and
then guy would catch it and you know, run seventy
eighty yards. But also like so I think a safety
can take advantage of a bad read or miss time
throw by Kade during the game and maybe come up
with a big pick. But more importantly, what I say
a safety is going to be like hugely important in
that first game is because of how he can move
and the called quarterback runs that they'll sprinkle in there,
but just being able to move in the pocket so
far safe can contain cover first and then break down
hill to contain him. It's gonna be important because if
we do not get good safety play in that first game,
Kate Cleve's gonna pop off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, He's gonna do it with his arm and
with his legs. And the one thing l Shu's defense
certainly struggled against, now Jaylen Milroe is kind of a
cheat code, but and quarterback runs were something that LSU
now you know.
Speaker 4: They did better against Jackson Dart.
Speaker 3: I think he popped one long runoff and Jackson Dart
certainly had some big moments with his legs as well.
But when you played the elite running quarterbacks, that's really
where you got into trouble and Kate Clebnick. I mean
he ran for over what it was like over five
hundred yards a year ago, so he kind of falls
into that category. He is somebody that certainly can beat
you with his legs.
Speaker 5: Well, I think I think he like statistically had four
uner and fifty or sixty yards, But like if you
don't count the sacks, don't.
Speaker 3: Le Jeifer Fishery, you take this sack yards away, Like
how stupid is that to make sacks hated it?
Speaker 5: He had over six had almost seven hundred old rushing
if you take sack yardage away, which should not be
part of it.
Speaker 3: Out there, this one, you know, it's a group that
you've been very excited about going out there because last
year you came in here, you sat down and you said, hey,
this group's not good, this group is struggling in camp,
and you've kind of changed your tune so far this year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just I think you're a lot deeper.
Speaker 7: Like, okay, you would take a corner duo of PJ
Woodland and DJ pick at all Day based on how
they performed in camp.
Speaker 5: Whose have kind of been the twos?
Speaker 7: I mean, you know they've all rotated in a corner.
But I just think, like I'm not one that normally
speaks on hyperbole, but I think right now this is
the best secondary Brian Kelly's had since he's been here,
top the bottom depth wise corner safety.
Speaker 5: I just think it is.
Speaker 7: And an interesting note, like we're we're talking about the
rotation of the corners of the safeties, they're they're moving
in and out a lot when the ones are out there,
Astion Stamps doesn't come off a whole lot, right which
is important. You need that one guy that number one corner.
Right now, it kind of seems like Stamps is that guy.
When you were out last Wednesday, me and Flynn talked
about a little bit and my fault was, this guy's
a three year player in this program.
Speaker 5: You need a leader in that room.
Speaker 7: I wanted Stamps to be the guy to step up,
and it kind of looks like he's doing that.
Speaker 3: So between you got Delaine from Virginia Tech, you got
Cooley from NC State, Halsee from Houston. Those players are
going to be impactful for you. But also, like I said,
it's a nice blend of Ashen Stamps and DJ Pickett
and Toviano and Woodland guys that and Spears is somebody
who hadn't even talked about yet, and certainly he ended
the year kind of flashing for you in the defensive backfield.
So like those players that kind of had to end
last year stepping up, now they get a chance to,
I don't want to say step back, but they get
a chance to sit there, and they're going to be
counted on them, but not not to the level that
we thought they were gonna have to be, and I'm
not sure that they were ready for that. You'll get
some veteran players. You're gonna have three four guys out
of the portal that rotate in that defensive backfield. And
it is a unit that just on paper before we
get started, got to snap a ball. I get that,
but looks much better as far as the depth that
you have. All Right, we'll take a break more OTB
when we jump back here on one O four five ESPN.
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me just saying like I don't like covering games in
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think of a way.
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you schedule for the Flint.
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When I was a kid, I used to love the
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Speaker 6: The Judy B. Jones books. Do y'all know what I'm
talking about?
Speaker 7: Them?
Speaker 6: In school, I was obsessed with them.
Speaker 4: I think Jackson had to read some of that.
Speaker 2: I think that the seven year old because I think
I was like seven when I was reading these.
Speaker 6: She's into reading Genie B. Jones. She can borrow my
Genie B. Jones box set?
Speaker 5: Okay, cool books one through four. We had Genni B.
Jones and Magic Tree House.
Speaker 6: And the B stands for Beatrice. That's what she would
always say in the books.
Speaker 3: Do y'all remember? Like, like what everybody had to read
what y'all's age group, because I feel like every one
of my boys has had to read Hatchet.
Speaker 4: It came in the mail again. I'm like, this has
to be the seventh copy of the Hatchet that we
don't have along.
Speaker 3: Look, you know boys like teenage boy like, no, no,
I ain't keeping up with that thing. That'd be ridiculous.
I think where the Red f Rose was the one
that we had to read when I was I remember
that one school, right, yep, the.
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went to a very goth school.
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to Warped Tour when I was growing up. We have
pictures probably somewhere. I went to south By Southwest all
the time.
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we would go to.
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that the bar was just to church it up.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. So Charlotte's Web still on the reading lists. Okay,
all right, shout out the Sun's reading. Summer reading, all right,
so respect to that one. Did y'all when you when
you were there, did y'all read a book? And then
after everybody was done and you watched and you took
the test, they would roll the old school television. Yeah,
Ratchet Strap. Junior year, we did it with The Crucible.
We did the book. Yeah, we watched the movie. So
I remember where the Red Fern Grows had a had
a movie that went along with it, remember, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I forgot about that. The Outsiders was definitely part of
the reading.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we did that in the eighth grade. To Kill
a mocking Bird, we did that one too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, did y'all to.
Speaker 3: Do the Hobbit?
Speaker 5: Like I think senior year of high school, the entire year.
Speaker 2: Play we were all at plays like The Crucible, Twelve
Angry Men, but then we watched the like fifty the
nineteen fifties movie of it.
Speaker 3: But yeah, Diary Van Frank, Yeah read that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, movie night.
Speaker 2: That's like another Holocaust book that's really good by Elie Wizzell.
Speaker 4: So kiddos, hopefully you did your summer reading.
Speaker 3: Hopefully you don't get embarrassed today at school shout out
to the flyms on the way to school, and uh,
they're not gonna roll that TV in for a couple
of weeks, so don't get your hopes up.
Speaker 5: Do you think they still with TV? Yeah, it probably don't.
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played at the house. Katie put up some Monica and Brandy.
We gotta play some of that today as well. We
got about those hits.
Speaker 6: Brandy, isn't Monica the Boy's mine?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Okay yeah, and then Monica's got an angel of
mine yeah, and he's got a couple.
Speaker 5: You know that you've been together a long time. When
this type of music is now called dishwashing music.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's what we were playing deering.
Speaker 3: So like, if you do the dishes at our house typically, well,
I mean Katie does, but when I do him, it
is like you get to pick the music on Siri
and so like, sometimes it's Goo Goo Dolls, sometimes it's Brandy,
but a lot of times it's usher. Sometimes it's there.
Speaker 4: You know what Katie's doing, it's gonna be Morgan Wall.
Speaker 5: A lot of times. R and B is a different
type of music.
Speaker 4: I can't help that. You know, you can't have a
little rhythm and blues while you're doing the dishes.
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