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Let's get out to the hotline. Welcome in. The six

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foot three, two hundred and fifteen pound er out of

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Mountain Ridge High School in Harriman, Utah, part of the

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twenty twenty seven class is an athlete can play on

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the offensive or defensive side of the ball, and he

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had offers from cal Michigan, Purdue, Stanford, Utah, Boise State,

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Oregon State, New Mexico, Utah State, Utah Tech, and of

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course BYU and he committed just a little bit ago

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just over twenty four hours ago. Let's welcome in Titan

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de Young to the show. Tight and how that? Heck?

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Are you buddy good? How are you doing? Awesome? Man,

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appreciate you hopping on so we can get to know

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you a little bit. How does it feel to know

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where you're gonna be playing college football? Oh?

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Speaker 3: It feels great, man. So it's even better than to

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be a Cougar. Let's go.

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Speaker 2: Let's go, man, it was? Uh? Was Byu always kind

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of a favorite? Or did it become a favorite? Kind

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of give us a little breakdown of your recruitment through

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the through this process.

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Speaker 3: So you want to know what's crazy?

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Speaker 2: Actually?

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Speaker 3: So I I've lived in Utah my entire life, and

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I've actually grown up Utah youth fans for as long

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as I STU remember, and in my mind, I was like,

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there's no way I'm ever going to be a Cougar.

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And I mean, obviously obviously that's not the case, you know,

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and uh, you know with with Byu, it was they

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offered me January eighth this year, January eighth, twenty six

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and it came in and Kawanne Sataki was actually uh

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in the school in the building that when they offered

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me the scholarship, and so that was just a super

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special moment, and just the love that I felt from

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from Klane and Coach Pop and the rest of the

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staff was just right then and there. It was just

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kind of like a punch in the face of just wow,

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like I could I could definitely see myself playing here.

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Speaker 2: So you got to know the coaching staff. Was that

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the first time that you had met them, or had

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you had prior kind of engagements with them going to

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camp or interacting with them prior to that offer, Yes.

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Speaker 3: Sir, So I went to their camp, their football camp

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in June of twenty twenty five and was able to

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be coached by them and you know, see the facilities

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and all that, but a real sit down conversation with them.

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First time was the day that they gave me that scholarship.

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Speaker 2: So who coached at the BAU football camp then? Who

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was maybe more hands on than others?

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Speaker 3: So I went into that camp as a linebacker and

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at that time, Coach Enna was the linebackers coach. He's

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still there does special teams, and Coach Pop as well

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was a part of that. So those two were coaching

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me at that camp.

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Speaker 2: Okay, So they got initially the hands on and then

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finally the offer came down. Did you did you expect

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the offer to come down that day or was it

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a bit of surprise. Oh?

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Speaker 3: It was a surprise for sure.

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Speaker 4: I mean it was I was at school, just you know,

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mine of my day and coach coach pulled my head.

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Coach at Mountains pulled me down to the office and

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I see the entire coaching stuff there, and it was

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just a shock, A good shock, but a shock. Nonetheless.

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Speaker 2: Man, well, congratulations, who are the final schools? And why

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did you commit?

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Speaker 1: Now?

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Speaker 2: I mean, you're it's it's it's March thirty first, it

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was March thirtieth. Why commit now? Why not wait it out?

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And uh, you have a lot of offers, as I mentioned,

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give us a little breakdown of that. Who who did

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it come down to? And why commit early? All right?

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Speaker 3: So I had kind of had the idea of where

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I wanted to go, obviously BYU being one of them,

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and I had them down to about my top three.

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I had cal Berkeley and Michigan and BYU as my

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as my final three schools that I was going to

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decide to go on. And I went to a spring

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practice last Wednesday, and I mean the energy there was

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just unreal. I mean just the way the way that

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the coaches were able to teach their players and the

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way that the players would respond and the energy everyone

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had a practice. It just it truly felt like just unreal,

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like something I've never been to. I mean, I've been

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to places all over the country. Like I said, I've

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been to Cal, I've been to Michigan, I've I've seen

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Stanford like I've been to all these places, and just

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nothing compares to the BYU football practice. And it was

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just as soon as that, as soon as I went there,

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I clicked and I was I wanted to be a

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Speaker 2: Who stood out to you? Which coaches? Players? You mentioned?

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This energy? This uh, this communication, It was singular, it

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was unique, right what what what specifically stood out to you?

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Can you can you you know, give us a tangible example?

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is cat Catu Lave. He actually came from Mountains High School.

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this past year and he's just I mean the stud

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all around. He he has just he's physical, he's violent,

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and he knows that I play the game of football

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and and Coach Pop knows that. So Coach Platina, sorry,

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coach coach Plapinka knows that. And he and the way

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he just adapts to that situation and is able to

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to show him things and refine Cade's craft because caid

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the he was the number one linebacker in the recruiting

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portal uh the this offseason and he's going into going

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into BYU And you mean, coach Pop can see his

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greatnesses and you can also see his flaws. And the

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way that he was able to know that and be

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able to teach him is just somehow I want to

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be a part of. Because you know, the most important

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thing about picking a college is is are they can

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be able to let you grow? They can be able

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to make you a better person and a better player

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year in and year out.

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Speaker 2: You mentioned you grew up a Utah fan. How did

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they get ousted out of your top three? Man? I

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mean that you grew up a youth fan. How is

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it that they're not in the mix? They?

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Speaker 3: I mean, I have a ton of respect for for

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Utah and they they are actually my first offer to

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be able to play college football. And they are a

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great program, and it honestly just came down to the

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stability of their coaching staff with coach Whittingham leaving and

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you know, a lot of their staff following coach Whittingham.

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want to be a part of the program that you

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know is unstable with their future not very certain. And

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with d YU, I mean you have Kawani Satake, who's

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who's been there for i mean years, and he just

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had another contract to be there for years to come

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and he chose he chose to stay at YU over

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you know, a lot of a lot of offers like

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Penn State. He chose to stay there for a reason,

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and it took me a while to get there, but

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I see the reason why he wants to stay, and

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that's the reason I'm going to play there.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you mentioned a couple of things maybe that stood

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out to you that that maybe you saw yourself playing

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at BYU. One of the things I've I've discussed with

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some of the recruits over the last couple of years

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is the developmental piece strength and additioning human performance, nutrition,

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mental performance, Uh, we're able to kind of get a

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grasp of what they're offering in that regard, and was

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that an influential factor and all this?

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the way they're able to to almost change

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a player's body like entirely is just super I mean,

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it's it's the stats, you know, like every every player

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that's gone in there comes out bigger, faster, stronger. And

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on close to close to ten to fifteen pounds of

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good athletic muscle and he's dogging right now. His name

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is Legend Glaster. He's a receiver for BYU, true freshman,

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and just seeing him be able to transform, you know,

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is super cool. And I can definitely see myself, you know,

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being there and doing the same thing.

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Speaker 2: We got Titan de Young here on your Utah ESPN

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ready to network Crewton The Cougar segment brought to you

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by Odion Min's where odion minswear dot com. What do

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you bring to the football field? Tight And I mean

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you could play tight end, you could play linebacker. Maybe

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you're gonna be putting on enough weight to play kind

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of an outside edge d N type, you know. Yeah,

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I'm sure you like to crack heads. I've been watching

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your film. What do you feel like you bring to

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Speaker 3: That's a great question. I'd say I could give you.

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I could give you three things. Number one would be

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my coachability and my versatility. I can play. I mean,

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like you said, you've watched the film, I'm able to

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play both sides and and play both sides well. I

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have a good a good frame, especially for my side.

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I got really good speed. And leadership. I've been a

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leader on my high school team since my sophomore year

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and and I'm going to be the head captain of

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my team this year, and so it's just it just

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comes natural to me to be able to take people

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under my wing. I mean, I can be freshman through

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a senior like any age. I don't, I don't care

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like I'm gonna be gonna be a leader on that team.

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And and that's you know, a big, big actribute of mine.

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And number two, I'd say coachability. I'm able to adapt

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Speaker 2: You know.

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Speaker 3: Being coachable, I think is the most important attribute as

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a player, especially going under the collegiate level. Uh, those coaches,

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I mean they're there for a reason and they got

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stuff to teach, you know, And so it's my job

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to come in open minded and be able to be

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Speaker 2: Hey, you mentioned you've been coached up a little bit

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by by Justin and a little bit by maybe K Pop.

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What stands out to you about the b YU coaching

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staff and how they teach, how they coach up to

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this point.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, No, Number one, I'd just say how personal

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those coaches are. I mean, they really get to know you.

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feel like I'm a part of the team. And I

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you down. So you make a mistake, They're going to

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let you know, but they're also going to show you

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how to fix it and how to become a better player.

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Speaker 2: When you watch your film, what do you see like

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what do you like about the way that you.

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Speaker 3: Play the game, I would say the way I'm being

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able to. I'm able to play fast and be able

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to play violent. Football is a physical sport, you know,

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any position, and I felt like I can do that

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well and I can feel like I can do it efficient.

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I'm fast for my size. I'm also very strong for

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my size, and especially going into by U, A lot

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of people have compared me to Uh, to Jack Kelly, UH,

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great linebacker played there. Uh, and I feel like I

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can I can feel those shoes and you know, excel

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more or hopefully excel more than he did.

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Speaker 2: Do you come from an athletic family? Titan mom, dad

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plays sports, brothers and sisters. Give us a little breakdown

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of the familial composition. Yeah.

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Speaker 3: No, So my father he played He played college ball.

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He played down at Vicky State now known as as

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Utah Tech. He played there when it was a JUCO

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and he played defense and offensive line. And he was

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just I mean he was the way I would compare

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his playing style almost the same as mine. Just being

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able to to use his strength, his abilities, but also

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be able to use his speed for his size. He

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was super athletic and he did numbers in college and

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as well as in high school.

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Speaker 2: So what years did he play down there at Dixie?

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Speaker 3: Do you know he played down there in he played

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down there two or ninety nine to two thousand and one?

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Speaker 2: Okay, and did he did he play ball after that

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or did he kind of just call it quits after

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the JUCO ranks?

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Speaker 3: So he actually so after he went JUCO, he actually

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ended up playing in a couple of indoor leagues. He

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played for the Salt Lake Swarm in the Salt Lake Lions.

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He played indoor league for those two teams. And then

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once he had his oldest, my older brother, his oldest kid, Tanner,

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he ended up hanging out the cleets and decided to

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become a family man.

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Speaker 2: What's your dad's name?

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Speaker 3: His name is Aaron de Young?

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm pulling up the All state list from

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nineteen ninety seven Deseret News All State football teams. Aaron D. Young?

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Did he tell you about them days where he was

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a two way, you know, starter offensive and defensive lineman.

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Speaker 3: Yes, Sir Granger, Lance's baby ninety seven.

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Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, he played with Fahu my teammate. Yeah, yeah,

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that's my guy. That's my teammate. There at BYU. That

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dude was you guys had a pretty good team there, Granger.

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They won some ball.

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Speaker 3: Games, yes, sir, they they I believe it was his

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is either his junior or senior year. They made it

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all the way to the semifinals. They ended up getting

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bumped by Skyline, which back in the day they were

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yeah they're to be wrecking with.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there would be cool man. And then and uh,

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did you mention your mom as well? Did she play

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any sports? And then do you have some brothers and sisters?

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Speaker 3: So my mom actually did not play any sports in

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high school, but all of her brothers played basketball in

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high school. I get most of my also, I get

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most of my height from my mom's side. My grandpa

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is is six' five and he's a big basketball. Guy

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all my uncles are are six four. Plus and then my,

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brother my oldest, brother played high school. Ball his name

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Was tanner Dey. On he played At Mountains High. School

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he was a. Linebacker he racked a total of one

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hundred one hundred and FIVE i think one hundred and

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ten tackles is his senior year of high school and

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then ended up going and serving a mission right after

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his right after his high school. Career and then my little,

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brother his name Is, tag he plays. Football he's a

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fresh incoming freshman this. Year and THEN i had we

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had a little sister of a Name's. Hazel she plays, basketball, dance, cheer,

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soccer or just you, know every sport you name, it

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she can do.

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Speaker 2: IT i love, it, MAN i love a good athletic,

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family well rounded. Family you mentioned your brother's serving a. Mission,

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uh it sounds like your your latter day. Saint do

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you plan on serving a mission or is that still

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to be?

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Speaker 3: DETERMINED i say still to be. Determined, Obviously i'm never gonna.

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Speaker 2: Leave that out of the.

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Speaker 3: PICTURE i will say That god given me a talent

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to play the sport of football and give me a

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body to do, it and can't play football. Forever so,

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definitely gon try to take advantage of the body and

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the skills THAT i have now and you, know put

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it towards you, know given giving The cougar is another national.

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Speaker 2: Title love that that's the is that the end? Goal

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And Natty i've been hearing a lot of people talk

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about getting Another natty for THE Byu cougars this. Offseason

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it sounds like that's a goal not only for the,

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team but all the new recruits and commits that are coming.

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Speaker 3: In oh, YEAH i mean HOW i, mean how can

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you not you, know the most, pristine pristine championship you can,

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win know and and you, KNOW i feel like any

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college football player has got to have the mindset, of you,

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know you've got to, win you, know especially going against,

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big you, know big time, teams especially in The big.

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Twelve you, know you Got Texas tech obviously The Big

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twelve champions last, year and you, know you go got THE,

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sec the A sec on The Big. Ten you, know

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all those. Competitors is you, KNOW i think DO i

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us heading in the right direction to be able to

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compete with those teams That i'm excited to be a

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part of.

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Speaker 2: That outside of, football what do you like to? Do?

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Titan when you have some extra, time where do you

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spend your?

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Speaker 3: TIME i spend my time in the bowling Alley Dalton

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lane's is about about ten minutes late from my. HOUSE

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i go bowling about twice a. Week have my own bowling.

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Ball that's second second love right.

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Speaker 2: THERE i love, it. Man that's. Great it's anything you

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want to study specifically while you're at b.

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Speaker 3: Yu SO i want if you want to get, SPECIFIC

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i want to BE i want to be a pediatrician

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When i'm, Older So i'm gonna go into the medical.

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FIELD i love helping. KIDS i love being someone that you,

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know kids can look up to or in time of

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need they can come to, comfortably you. Know and and

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that's something THAT i think a patrician does. WELL i

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had a really great pedatrician WHEN i WHEN i go

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to the. Doctor. Uh and just being you, know you,

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know helping kids when they're at rough, times you, know

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SOMETHING i love to. Do and patrician you do that every.

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Day and you, know if you do what you love

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and never never work a day in your. Life so

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that's What i'm planning on.

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Speaker 2: Doing love that titmed to young here on Your UTAH

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Espn radio. Network the uh the recent commit to the

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Bau cougar football team for the twenty twenty seven. Class

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i'll be, honest, LIKE i, mean these are early. Commitments

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SO i DIDN'T i didn't expect any commitments to come

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down the. Pipeline you just it just felt. Right you, Didn't,

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YEAH i mean you you were gonna get more offers, Here.

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TITAN i mean you could go and do more camps

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this off. Season why? NOT i, mean and THEN i

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know By you wasn't the dream, school but why not

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leave it open and continue to take visits et.

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Speaker 3: Cetera oh, Yeah i'm totally. REASONABLE i could, have for,

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SURE i could, have you, know gone to other camps

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and shown to the colleges you know WHAT i have

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to offer. Them but at the end of the, day

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whenever a coach only, whenever it's whenever you feel like it's.

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Right you, know you know it's. Right AND i want

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to BE i want to be a part of THE

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byu program and AND i want to do that as

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soon as. Possible and you, know being the first committed

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of twenty twenty seven, Class LIKE i, SAID i like

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being a leader AND i like you, know you, know

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taking taking it uh control of the, SHIP i, guess

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be the captain of the. Team and IF i can help,

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others you, know understand WHY i chose By you can

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hope we get more big time recruits to come to

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the y and be a part of be part of the.

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Speaker 2: Program, YEAH i was gonn to ask you have you?

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Now are you engaging in the sales of in recruitment

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process to get more twenty twenty seven, commitments, uh, signed

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sealed and.

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Speaker 3: Delivered oh, yeah without a. DOUBT i, have you, know

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being able to play with with kids out of state

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and being able to play with the top recruits In.

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Utah ever since every SINCE i, Commit i've been you, know,

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NonStop NonStop, salesman you, know almost you, know compared to a,

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missionary just knocking, doors knocking doors and trying to get you,

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know trying to get people to.

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Speaker 1: Come come to the.

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Speaker 2: Place.

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Speaker 3: Man so that's that's been the. Goal and, uh you,

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know trying to trying to get more people to you,

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know come to the.

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Speaker 2: Place we have a message of of of a national

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championship we'd like to share with. You if you, commit

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we got to get you on. Board let's, talk all. Right, No,

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no What i'm saying is, like who is it that

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you've been you've been? Pitching who have you been targeting

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here at the. STATE i know there's a lot of

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high level.

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Speaker 3: Guys, No, yeah Well I'm i'm good buds with a

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with a lot of a lot of people you, know

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up and up In Salt lake and a couple of

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people down In. Provo i'd say the main Ones.

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Speaker 2: Body.

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Speaker 3: Sparrow he's From Davis High, school one of a one

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good friend of. Mine he is, uncommitted and he has

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a ton of big time, offers you, KNOW sec big,

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ten A C. C you, know like the. LORY i,

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mean more bigger recruit than THAN i, am for. Sure

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BUT i JUST i want him to come to the

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y one because he's a good, person you. KNOW I

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i harp on surrounding yourself with like minded, people you,

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know and at B YU i feel, like especially if

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you're A utah, kid a lot of the a lot

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of the people AT byu are very like, minded and

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especially on the football. Team But Body Body sparrow is a,

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stud AND i can totally see him being at b

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Y u and him and also a. Kid his name

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Is Peyton. Higginson he's From Salem, hills another, stud just

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just a. Dog he has you, know a ton of

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offers as. Well and those, two i'd say are the

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biggest Ones i've been harping on, recently just BECAUSE i

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know the type of person they are and the type

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of player they, are AND i JUST i know they'd

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be a perfect fit FOR, buyu who.

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Speaker 2: Taught you you're only as good as the people that

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you surround yourself. With there's, enough there's a ton of

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scientific data behind, it right like the zip code you live, in,

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obviously the community in what you're. In who taught you,

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That who kind of embedded that into your? Mindset and

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you've seen obviously the value of that over the.

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Speaker 3: Years and give all that credit to my. Father My

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dad's taught me so, much and that's definitely one of

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the biggest. Things he's always said that ever, since you,

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know ever Since i've, start you, know starting to make

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friends and starting to have friend, rivers you always says

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you're you're going to be the middle of the top

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five people you you surround yourself, with and ever since,

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Then i've that's been a big part of my. Recruitment

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it's just because if you're hanging out or if you're

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around people that don't have the same priorities of, you

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they eventually you're going to, start you, know falling into

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their priorities and that's not WHAT i, want you, know

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love that.

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Speaker 2: BREAKDOWN i think there's a tremendous wisdom from From. Pops

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he's a great football, player great mentor as. Well shout

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out to your your, dad, well titaned congratulations. Man impressed

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with your film and, productivity and probably more impressed with

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your mindset quite, honestly so uh and uh your ability

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to articulate a message and have a clear. Vision you

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know the scriptures say without a, vision people. Perish it

473
00:23:22,079 --> 00:23:23,880
sounds like you've got a pretty good vision of what

474
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you want your future to. Be so, uh you, KNOW

475
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i think You're you're on the right. Path So, titan

476
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we salute, you, Man we appreciate, you congratulations on. Everything

477
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will continue to get to know, YOU i think through the,

478
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process BUT i can't wait to see you ball out

479
00:23:37,359 --> 00:23:39,839
for Mountain ridge this. Year how is Mountain ridge looking this?

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Year let's highlight some of your.

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Speaker 3: Teammates, OH i, MEAN i know everyone's going to say

482
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this about the high. SCHOOL i really think, that you,

483
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know we're in contention for a Sixth staate state. TITLE

484
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i think with our we are returning Quarterback Jackson hant

485
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the best top three Quarterbacks i've ever played, with And

486
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i've been all across the, country you, know playing with

487
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top or. Three he's just a stud and he's you,

488
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know like LIKE i, said like. Minded People me and him,

489
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think you, know we're hand in, hand especially being a

490
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receiver playing for. Him you, know as a, quarterback we've

491
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got to be on the same, page and we're you,

492
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know always on the same. Page and he's a stud

493
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and and we have him returning this. Year he threw

494
00:24:17,039 --> 00:24:19,799
for four thousand yards last, year first year, starting and

495
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he's just a. Stud and then we've got a couple

496
00:24:22,680 --> 00:24:25,480
a couple of people that transferred. In we have a

497
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linebacker name Is Kyler christiansen From Riverton High, school stud.

498
00:24:30,200 --> 00:24:34,440
Linebacker we also got one From West. Jordan his name

499
00:24:34,519 --> 00:24:37,720
is his real name Is, austen but everyone calls Him.

500
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Scooby he was five a linebacker the year last. Year

501
00:24:41,160 --> 00:24:44,720
and Then Shane johnson From taylorsville came. Over he's a

502
00:24:44,759 --> 00:24:47,920
stud a. Lineman so just all those pieces that have been,

503
00:24:47,960 --> 00:24:50,480
added as long as the pieces that we have and

504
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the coaching that we have, ESPECIALLY i have no doubt

505
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in my mind that we should we should be in

506
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contention for that six say state.

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Speaker 2: Title Man, titan looking forward to. It congratulations once, Again

508
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we'll keep in. Contact thanks for hopping on so we

509
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could get to know you.

510
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Speaker 3: Today, YEAH i know for, SURE i appreciate you, guys

511
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and excited to be A. Cougarman let's.

512
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Speaker 2: Go let's Go titan to young ladies and gentlemen ballershot

513
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collar two way player out Of Mountain Ridge High school In, Herriman.

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516
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517
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