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gonna talk from college football Campkolone twenty twenty six. All

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the storylines coming out to bring him you know it

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out of the highlights that have been posted, Like you know,

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there's been plenty of great highlights coming out of Camp

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Koloney twenty twenty six. One of the like nonchalant highlights

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was actually one of my favorites from one of the

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wide receivers.

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Speaker 4: It was Kyler Casper.

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Speaker 3: Watching him on a release at six foot six, two

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hundred and twelve pounds, give it a little simmy shake

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and get out to the outside, get upfield, get vertical

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versus Jonathan Abay. I'm like, dang, dude, that guy moves

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extremely well from sixty six to twelve.

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Speaker 4: And finally he's healthy, he's strong.

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Speaker 3: He's coming off of a uh season any injury last year,

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but he looks very very good.

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Speaker 1: Uh.

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Speaker 3: I like the wide receiver room. I like what I'm

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seeing thus far in Camp Koalani. We're gonna break it

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Speaker 3: Odion Man's were to talk from Camp Kalani conversation braidon

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Speaker 2: How you living doing awesome?

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Speaker 4: How you doing doing great?

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Speaker 3: Man loving the Bley basketball team, but I'm loving Camp

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Koalanie twenty twenty six and getting to know this BYU

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football team. What stood out from you from your perspective

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thus far? We're about two weeks in now of springball.

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What has stood out to you?

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Speaker 2: Well, I had two clips that I was going to

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bring up, and you already took one of them, so

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I can Catherine looked awesome. The other one was in

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Kellyings miked up. I thought some of those backers looked good,

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but I thought Jake Clifton popped out a little bit.

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There was a couple times that that Kelly talked about him.

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So that's one. I think that because these fresh off

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of mission, we're not talking about a ton, but I

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think he could be something there.

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Speaker 4: So yeah, I think I think.

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Speaker 3: You know, I had I had Kelly on the show

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right before springball. He mentioned offseason work that Jake Clifton

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had done. He was very impressed by him, and then

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continually points him out as a great athlete and a

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nice acquisition via the portal. So Jake Clifton linebacker. We've

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been seeing him pop up a number of times. Their

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linebacker room is just stacked, Like we don't even get

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into like Ace Kafusie, who's any other year he'd probably

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be one of the best players on the defense, and

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we're just so stacked there. It's it's hard to, you know,

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find pt for all these young bucks aspiring linebackers from LBU.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, no, and I think that that room has I mean,

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he's played both positions, but they've got so much stuff there,

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so I think you'll we'll see more odd fronts just

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the field as we can, even if they're kind of

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playing off the edge. But that's an awesome room, no.

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Speaker 4: Doubt about it.

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Speaker 5: AP what he got for me, well, I just want

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to stay in that room. I think somebody that it

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this year. I think there's a lot of potential for Ephraim.

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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I totally think so. I heard all kinds

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of hype right during fault camp last year, and I

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was the practices I was at. He looked really good

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because he was injured, and I didn't realize that through

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through the season, but I had heard he had kind

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of played that he was kind of behind glass but

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playing that type of role because he is small. That's

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he is a stunt and I think he was struggling

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and covers the first year. They were worried if he

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they were just going to try to bring off the edge.

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It sounds like, so, yeah, I'm pumped for him this year.

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I think I think that room is just crazy.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's stacked, alright, plenty of talent. I was

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just conversing with a former BYU Cougar, very much in

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the no noseball nose recruiting, and he went down he

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got eyes on this BWAU football team and he tried

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calling me.

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Speaker 4: I was like, hey, I mean, you know, I'm doing

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some things. I'll call you back.

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Speaker 3: He's like, bro, I just want to tell you. And

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this is hype trained stuff. So I apologize.

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Speaker 4: I was just calling to say that I think the

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Cougars are going to be filthy this season.

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Speaker 3: Now I'm trying. I'm trying to keep people hum humble

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and hungry a little bit here. They're like, I keep

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on echoing the story of twenty twenty one, sorry, twenty

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twenty twenty twenty one, and then the eventual twenty twenty

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of NFL talent, and we fell short. We really underachieved

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going eight and five, and it was a little bit

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of a pride cycle. Even after twenty sixteen, I felt

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like there was a bit of a pride cycle. There's

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and we saw him in two twenty two and twenty

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seventeen where we really underachieved versus the talent that we had,

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et cetera. So but like he said, they're gonna be

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filthy this season. Twelve and zero or eleven and one.

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He is what he said, And I was like, okay.

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Speaker 2: Man, like I trust to you're talking to me.

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Speaker 4: Ben. I know Brain, You're a credible source. There's no

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doubt about it. And you know ball.

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Speaker 3: But I mean, you know you're You're not down there

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every day and practice watching these guys and then coming

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away thinking, oh yeah, definitely twelve and no.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: But I think here's the thing. I totally agree with you.

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I don't want the team to get complacent and lose

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some of that. But as a fan, like I'm gonna

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get as hyped as I want to get. Right if

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they if they literally are, if they're letting the fans

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attitude dictate how hard they're working the off season, then

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we've got more problems than just just that. But from

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their standpoint, they should definitely be I mean, looking at

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what we didn't accomplish last year and what they need

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position that I was, you know, nervous to see anybody's

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gonna step up, and that were you know, catch ball catchers.

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more comfortable after seeing you know, Casper, seeing Sally Apaga

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get a ton of you know on Casey Lundquist. I

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know you've had them almost of times his videos. I

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love being able to see a lot of the stuff,

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and and Salia pog Will looks really good.

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Speaker 6: Walker Lion's kind of get touched out of the end

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of the back of the end zone. So I'm I'm pumped.

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I really think we're going to be really special this year.

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Speaker 2: Hurt the expectations, but my hopes are obviously where they're

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Speaker 4: Have been, and that's twelve and oh baby, let's go.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm I'm optimistic, no doubt. What are what are

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our weaknesses? If you had a like pot pinpointed weakness,

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what is our weakness right now?

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Speaker 2: I think death at corner. We've we've talked about that

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a couple of times. I just think that's the only

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full strengths can be huge to be able to get

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to be able to play that more than three three

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Speaker 4: So I like the depth. I like the the stacked

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now is ahead of the offense just because of the tenure.

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hasn't changed. How long will it take for this offense

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really nice game. Andrew Jentry has received a lot of

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super well. But I think I don't think it's gonna

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be crazy because it is there. You have a quarterback

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to obviously know the system. Now they keep talking about

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how much better it's going to be this year than

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fit in his pressure to the day that the ones

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Speaker 3: You're a traditionalist, you're a BYU fan, You're a fan

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Speaker 4: Does it get you jacked? Does it get you excited?

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Speaker 3: Does it get you juiced that Kilani went out of

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Walker lines of Roger Saliapaga. But you also look at

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Speaker 4: We've seen him on special teams. Noamo Yaki has also.

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Speaker 3: Seen pt and caught I believe the first receiving touchdown

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from a tight end last year.

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Speaker 4: What grade?

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Speaker 3: Well, you know, like everything that they're talking about, Like

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obviously like Walker and Lions are great, but do we

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have debt where, like you know, true twelve personnel is

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going to be a part of our identity this year,

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Speaker 2: Do you think I think twelve personnel is going to

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be the most successful it's been in the last few

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years because both of those, both Roger and Walker are

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guys that can do both. Where I think we've had

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some receiving tight tight ends that couldn't block very well

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and then guys that maybe really good blockers that didn't

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receive soup well. Or or you have a year like

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you didn't know what was gonna happen. But if you knew,

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if you had kid needed or even knowa Moyaki, like

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every once in a while you're getting passes to those guys,

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but it was very rare, you kind of knew, hey,

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runs coming. That's the thing I'm most excited about those two,

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the two starters, is that I think they're the first

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few years we've had that are full dual threats, So

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we can do turk twelve personnel with dual threats there

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instead of just having you know, twelve personnel with one

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actually a passing threat. Where this year to both of

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I was able to get my eyes on Legend Glass.

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He's been featured, He's been talked about a lot by others,

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other wide receivers. Legend the true freshman midyear transfer from

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Lehigh High School looking to make some hey today on

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this BYU Cougar football team. I was able to interview him,

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and then I watched his film again and I watched

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some of the highlights from springball.

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Speaker 4: This young man, he kind of reminds me of the

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way he moves, the way he looks, the way he

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catches the ball like a young DeShawn Jackson.

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Speaker 3: And if he's anything close to Deshaun Jackson, light, we

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got ourselves a gem in Legend.

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Speaker 4: What are your expectation for him?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I think we can go back a

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few weeks even on this radio station and listen, that's

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the guy that I feel like has the Parker Kingston

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type replacement. He can be that guy that's shifted super fast.

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I mean, that's the Sean Jackson too, right, is a

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guy that's super fast can play that slot get open

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breakaway from defenders when he gets to that spot. So

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I think he's he's the freshman I'm most excited about

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contributing this year. I think Terren Sirion the Pula twin

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that's I cannot remember which ones. I think Jaron's the receiver.

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I think those guys have chances, but I really think

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Legends the one who can contribute the earliest.

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Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, uh yeah, we've heard some great things from

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uh for regarding both the Polacka twins through two weeks

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of practice.

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Speaker 4: Cannon as well, get some love.

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Speaker 5: I just wanted to ask a quick question. If we're

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going back to the corners, really quick, I question marks

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the question mark. I want to pose this take and

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get your.

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Speaker 4: Thoughts on it.

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Speaker 5: Okay, I think the corners are better and deeper than

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people are giving credit for. Okay, because if I'm looking

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at this roster, Evan Johnson Trey obviously your two starters

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obviously the best.

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Speaker 4: But look at behind them.

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Speaker 5: Jonathan Cabay has seen some playing time recently the last

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couple of years. I think he's had a few injuries,

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but he's he's putting. He's put in some solid minutes.

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You've got Javin Williams slotted in in there behind them.

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He's a red shirt senior coming from the SEC. He's

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played power for football. I think he can play. I

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feel comfortable with him coming in for a few weeks.

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And then the other one I would say that I

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feel decently comfortable with coming in for a few plays

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would be Kevin Doe because he's a red shirt junior.

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I understand he hasn't had a lot of playing time,

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but those are all guys, with the exception of Javin Williams,

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who have had several years of coaching from Gennaro Guildford,

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who we all know was a great coach and a

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great developer. I just want your thoughts on that take.

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Are they maybe deeper at corner than a lot of

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us give them credit for.

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Speaker 2: I would say Jami Williams is one that you know,

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I hadn't actually thought that much about, and I think

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him having playing in the SEC, I think we'll obviously

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have a spot where he'll definitely get playing time. He's

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the most proven there. I think Kevin Doe's one where

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athletically he's totally there. Like I think the depth in

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terms of athlete whites just questioned, I think did he

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even play in high school or was it just a

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senior year or something like that. I feel like I

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remember hearing the story that he played one or two

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years in high school at most, so he's pretty raw.

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But I think I've heard so much about him athletically.

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Jordan Cris is one that I've heard from a couple

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of different players over their interviews or things like that,

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there's no there's nothing proven behind Trey and Evan. I

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do think there's talent, it's just and Jonna Cabay it

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plays more of that. I feel like he's playing a

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lot more of that Nichols. Yeah, that Nicol spot. So

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we'll see what that looks like. And I felt like

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last year, I don't know if it was just injury,

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but I was so pumped for him. I was hearing

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a ton of good stuff about him. He kind of

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looked lost a few times last year during during his

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playing time. I could have been injury stuff, it could

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have been, you know, something else going on with the

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scheme that he didn't understand. I don't know he does.

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think talent wise, the dB room is really really deep.

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It's just proven. There's not to my my opinion, reason

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that there's nothing proven behind Trey.

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