Speaker 1: What's the Austin Powers theme song? Is that what this is?
Speaker 1: It is? But it's it's a Quincy Jones join.
Speaker 2: All right, okay, well that works for the musical theme.
Speaker 2: On a Monday afternoon. It's a big week, man, bringing
Speaker 2: me on. Rolls up to rise Eco Stadium, undefeated for
Speaker 2: Saturday Saturday Night, tilled against the Utah You try, next, guest,
Speaker 2: good friend of the show, the head coach of BYU.
Speaker 2: Great to have Kalate satake on a Monday, Coach, Kilate,
Speaker 2: Happy Monday.
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 3: What's going on? Spence? How you doing?
Speaker 1: I'm well, man, I appreciate the time.
Speaker 2: So when you wake up on a Monday of a
Speaker 2: week like this, how does it hit a little bit
Speaker 2: differently just juxtaposed to your other game weeks?
Speaker 3: Oh? I mean it's I'm actually what was odd was
Speaker 3: having the bye week last week for both teams, and
Speaker 3: so that was the harder week to get through. But
Speaker 3: now that the game week is here, it's it's right
Speaker 3: around the corner. It makes it a little bit more
Speaker 3: normal than than what we had to go through with
Speaker 3: the bie week. But I thought we took took advantage
Speaker 3: of the extra time that we had extra preparation and
Speaker 3: really looking forward to this game. I got to take
Speaker 3: advantage of what we got to get done today, but
Speaker 3: I'm just really excited for this game, for our players.
Speaker 2: And obviously your wealth. You're well aware of the dynamics
Speaker 2: that come into play here. And I want to go
Speaker 2: back to Big twelve media days when I was able
Speaker 2: to catch up with both you and and a Rod
Speaker 2: coach a Rod and you both said to me, we
Speaker 2: will be better, we will be different this year, and
Speaker 2: eight games later, you certainly have kilatatee. What would you
Speaker 2: attribute your undefeated start to most?
Speaker 1: Is there one dynamic? Is it preparation?
Speaker 2: Because the interesting thing is you made some transfer portal additions,
Speaker 2: but you really just grew from within, which is not
Speaker 2: the model that a lot of people are using these days.
Speaker 2: So first of all, congrats on the start. How would
Speaker 2: you explain how this has gone down?
Speaker 3: Well, I think we just had to believe in what
Speaker 3: we were doing, and we know that the landscape of
Speaker 3: college football has changed quite a bit. But when it
Speaker 3: all comes down to it, having the principles, the things
Speaker 3: that we actually operate by, you have to double down
Speaker 3: on it. You have a choice to either do it
Speaker 3: or abandon it, and we decided to stick with what
Speaker 3: stay the course with what we're doing. We knew what
Speaker 3: the corrections need to be done, what things we need
Speaker 3: to do to overcome the deficiencies from twenty twenty three
Speaker 3: and just went to work. And I could say from
Speaker 3: January until that moment that we met with you, it
Speaker 3: was we saw a lot of improvement and a lot
Speaker 3: of really cool things that happened with our program and
Speaker 3: with the players, and started to feel a little bit
Speaker 3: more confident about our opportunities and the possibilities for this year.
Speaker 3: I didn't know exactly what that meant other than we
Speaker 3: felt really comment going into this season. You know, we're
Speaker 3: in a really good spot right now, but that doesn't
Speaker 3: change the fact that of our approach and the processes
Speaker 3: that we're trying to work through. We just happened to
Speaker 3: be eight no at now. But that doesn't really matter.
Speaker 3: It's just like we've done it every week this season,
Speaker 3: is move on to the next one and try our
Speaker 3: best to be at our best so that we can
Speaker 3: perform and try to get that one this week. We're
Speaker 3: completely focused on this this ninth game, and just happens
Speaker 3: to be Utah were really excited about the opportunity. But
Speaker 3: there's a lot of things that we know we can
Speaker 3: do better, and we're seeing it. You know that that's
Speaker 3: a tough task to do it against a tough team
Speaker 3: like Utah and and to go up to their home
Speaker 3: and do that, and and uh, you know, we got
Speaker 3: no choice, man. We got to be able to step up.
Speaker 3: We see the challenge that that's at hand, and we're
Speaker 3: hoping that this would get the best out of us.
Speaker 1: So for me, Kalani, it was SMU.
Speaker 2: It was the road win SMU that kind of opened
Speaker 2: my eyes and I went, all right, there's something going
Speaker 2: on down there.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I didn't know you were going to be a no,
Speaker 2: you never know about any of these things.
Speaker 1: But was there as the head coach.
Speaker 2: Was there one seminal moment, one seminal game where you
Speaker 2: guys were looking around, You're like, all right, this might
Speaker 2: be real. Does does one thing kind of jump out?
Speaker 3: Well? I think Devin that jumped out to me. The
Speaker 3: leaders that I saw on the team just this was
Speaker 3: in camp. I just felt you just felt a difference
Speaker 3: in the way that these guys that are the closest
Speaker 3: that they felt to each other and then and then
Speaker 3: I'm seeing it the way that they're celebrating each other's accomplishments.
Speaker 3: So then you see somebody making a play, excitement energy
Speaker 3: that comes from their teammates and even people that are
Speaker 3: that are in competition for the same spot. That's that's
Speaker 3: something that's unique and different, and I and Jum enjoying it.
Speaker 3: And we don't have a lot of big stats that
Speaker 3: are out there other than we have an unselfish team.
Speaker 3: And I wish I could take credit for all that,
Speaker 3: but I have to give a lot of all the
Speaker 3: credit to our players, our leaders. They've done an amazing
Speaker 3: job and owning the team and prepping them and preparing them.
Speaker 3: The preor peer learning has been amazing, and it's it's
Speaker 3: been awesome for me to coach.
Speaker 2: So your media every Monday after the game has been
Speaker 2: really impressive. But it's one thing to say we want
Speaker 2: to make our eighth statement, or we want to make
Speaker 2: our ninth statement, or we want to win the week.
Speaker 2: All coaches have some sort of derivative of that, But
Speaker 2: how do you make that message permeate among the young
Speaker 2: men that play for you? Because at that age I
Speaker 2: always talk about college coaches just having a different task
Speaker 2: in pro coaches simply because sometimes we forget how young
Speaker 2: these young men are because they're wearing pads and we
Speaker 2: watch them play the game that we love.
Speaker 1: So how have you.
Speaker 2: Been able to instill the week to week approach in
Speaker 2: your players?
Speaker 3: Well, I think we've been really consistent as as a
Speaker 3: coaching staff and in our approach every week, and whether
Speaker 3: that's this year, last year, and doesn't matter the week,
Speaker 3: we've been very consistent and then and how we operate.
Speaker 3: But I think the key is you can either be
Speaker 3: sad or happy, but there's one thing that has to happen.
Speaker 3: You have to go to work, and so it doesn't
Speaker 3: really matter what happened that day you come to practice.
Speaker 3: There's work to be done and it's really hard. If
Speaker 3: you run a certain system the way you want it to,
Speaker 3: it's hard to fake it. So you've got to be
Speaker 3: here and you got to put in the time. And
Speaker 3: for some reason, when you just put in the time
Speaker 3: and you get you start sweating, good things happen and
Speaker 3: people can feel accomplished. So regards to what's happening outside
Speaker 3: of the when they answer here, I wanted to be
Speaker 3: focused on what we're doing and the best way to
Speaker 3: get a focus is you just got to work really hard.
Speaker 3: And these guys have answered the call for us to
Speaker 3: get them to work hard, and that we've been able
Speaker 3: to build every week. I hope you can do the
Speaker 3: same thing this week and be consistent. Will we've done
Speaker 3: so far this year.
Speaker 2: And you've had tremendous consistency under center. And in the
Speaker 2: four games we saw Jake last year, there just were
Speaker 2: way too many decisions that ultimately led to turnovers that
Speaker 2: ultimately led to losses.
Speaker 1: And it's been more.
Speaker 2: I look, nobody's perfect, but he's been so much better
Speaker 2: this year, a year older, a year evolved. Obviously, your
Speaker 2: wide receiver room is, in my opinion, as deep as
Speaker 2: anyone that I've seen.
Speaker 1: So he certainly has targets.
Speaker 2: You've got three or four capable backs you've had to
Speaker 2: shuffle through when it comes to the health stuff and
Speaker 2: a little bit of an injury issue on the O line.
Speaker 2: Hopefully that's getting hold. But what stands out most to
Speaker 2: you about the play of your quarterback, Well.
Speaker 3: I just really appreciate his approach to the game, so humble,
Speaker 3: and he's always willing to learn more, and and part
Speaker 3: of that learning is that I think we we as coaches,
Speaker 3: want to want to focus on the negatives. It's like, hey,
Speaker 3: you got to do this better, got to do that better.
Speaker 3: But the only thing that he's been able to do
Speaker 3: is deflect even the praise. And I think we have
Speaker 3: to do our job is as coaches is the is
Speaker 3: to definitely give them the negative side what they can
Speaker 3: improve on. But that's difficult to do without praising them
Speaker 3: and the things that they've done well. And when we
Speaker 3: do that, he doesn't ever take it and then and
Speaker 3: and and turns into pride. He always deflects it to
Speaker 3: his teammates. And I've been really impressed with his humility
Speaker 3: and his ability to work, and he's he's been through
Speaker 3: some tough times, you know what I mean, And and
Speaker 3: he's had to earn this spot, and so as he
Speaker 3: wanted the starting spot. You can see that there's a
Speaker 3: cool dynamic in the in the quarterback room. And I've
Speaker 3: been really impressed with what a Rod has been able
Speaker 3: to do with that group. And and Jake's doing some
Speaker 3: good things now, but he's, like I said, he's not
Speaker 3: playing perfect. But but I like his his demeanor and
Speaker 3: I like his mentality and I like the leadership that
Speaker 3: he's show him to our team. It's been really impressive.
Speaker 2: Had seventeam players score touchdown, You've had eleven players get
Speaker 2: a pick, You've had eight players get a sack. Like
Speaker 2: this is an absolute masterclass on depth and complimentary football.
Speaker 1: You're not getting this done with one or two guys.
Speaker 2: I mean that speaks to I suppose the depth you've
Speaker 2: built up to get ready for this P four challenge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I think it's just everybody buying into their part.
Speaker 3: And you're right, it's been. The stats have been kind
Speaker 3: of spread out throughout everyone in the team, and I
Speaker 3: think it's just everyone just does buys into their role.
Speaker 3: It doesn't really matter if your role is a starting role.
Speaker 3: If you're a backup guy, you got to be ready.
Speaker 3: You got to be ready for that moment just in
Speaker 3: case something does happen. And you know what happens, Spence,
Speaker 3: is you over prepare quite a bit. Imagine if you're
Speaker 3: a backup player, but you're you're you're the team that
Speaker 3: you're back of, the person that you're backing up is
Speaker 3: actually healthy and doing well well. The last thing you
Speaker 3: want is an injury to happen. But these guys are
Speaker 3: bought in and they're they're they're focused on what's happening.
Speaker 3: They're getting mental reps, and they're supporting their teammates, and
Speaker 3: that's I wish I could take credit for them, but
Speaker 3: that's that's the stuff that they're doing for the position
Speaker 3: groups and from their leaders, and they're following the example
Speaker 3: of their leaders. So to have guys that are the
Speaker 3: upperclassmen and just be happy with whatever comes their way
Speaker 3: and not be so focused on the stats. We have
Speaker 3: to all agree that the one stat matters the most,
Speaker 3: and that's trying to do whatever we can as a
Speaker 3: team to get the victory. And it's easier said than done.
Speaker 3: But I've been lucky that these young men have taken
Speaker 3: it to heart and that the leaders have taken the
Speaker 3: task of teaching it to everyone. But they do it
Speaker 3: by their example as well.
Speaker 2: Certainly, when you blab into a microphone for four hours
Speaker 2: every day, you're going to get a lot wrong. Claude,
Speaker 2: I don't know that I've ever been as wrong as
Speaker 2: I've been about this Utah football team. How surprised are
Speaker 2: you as far as where we find ourselves up in
Speaker 2: Salt Lake with a youth sitting at four and four
Speaker 2: having lost four straight.
Speaker 3: Well, I think, first of all, the dangerous team because
Speaker 3: you can see the talent and you can see the
Speaker 3: toughness that's in that program. I think they've gone through
Speaker 3: some adversity. It happens in college football, and unfortunately the
Speaker 3: injuries can be a detriment to your program and even
Speaker 3: the momentum. But I do know one thing about that
Speaker 3: coaching staff and one thing about those players. They have
Speaker 3: high character and the ability to fight back. So we're
Speaker 3: expecting their best shot. We know we'll get their best
Speaker 3: shot because they don't know any other way, and I
Speaker 3: just need to make sure that our players and our
Speaker 3: team and our program show up with our best shot
Speaker 3: and there was Whatever happens happens. We can just live
Speaker 3: with the results. But I have a ton of respect
Speaker 3: and tons of appreciation for the way they play the game.
Speaker 3: Just we're really looking forward to this matchup and the
Speaker 3: energy that will be in this game. It's been fun
Speaker 3: that is back on the schedule again, but you look
Speaker 3: at the parody that's happened in this conference. You look
Speaker 3: at last weekend for example. You can't take anything for granted,
Speaker 3: so you have to just play at your best, and
Speaker 3: even when you play your best, it may not be
Speaker 3: good enough and that, but at least you can live
Speaker 3: with the results. And that's what we're looking forward to
Speaker 3: getting done, and we'll see what happens. I know that
Speaker 3: if these guys play their best and then they can
Speaker 3: live with the results, no matter how it looks on
Speaker 3: the scoreboard.
Speaker 2: So it's been tough up here with the quarterback stuff,
Speaker 2: as you know, and coach with has elected to not
Speaker 2: share who his starting quarterback will be on Saturday, So
Speaker 2: we know that Brandon Rose and Isaac Wilson will be
Speaker 2: splitting reps this week. Does that change the way you
Speaker 2: prepared for Saturday? There's this debate in college football like
Speaker 2: does that really give you a competitive advantage? Well, Kyle
Speaker 2: thinks it does and it's not against the rules, so
Speaker 2: that's how he decides to.
Speaker 1: Go about the messaging.
Speaker 2: How does that affect your game plan as you approach
Speaker 2: this game not knowing who's under center or maybe you
Speaker 2: already know.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, I think we just I said earlier, over preparing
Speaker 3: is kind of what you have to do as a
Speaker 3: coaching staff, and so there's things that we have to
Speaker 3: do we have to prepare for whoever shows up under center,
Speaker 3: and that doesn't really matter who could be. But you
Speaker 3: can plan for anything, whether it's a wildcat situation or
Speaker 3: they use a number of quarterbacks. I mean, that's there, right.
Speaker 3: I think coach Wit is right. It's to their advantage.
Speaker 3: Plus from what you're seeing that they're trying to get
Speaker 3: guys to earn and compete for a spot. So I'm
Speaker 3: not worried about how they do it. I'm just focused
Speaker 3: on what we can do and what we have to
Speaker 3: react to. It's been good for us to use the
Speaker 3: extra time because I know they are using the extra
Speaker 3: week for the buy to get their offense ready, and
Speaker 3: we have to do our best to get all our
Speaker 3: three phases ready. And I know that we can count
Speaker 3: on the battle that's going to always happen in these games.
Speaker 3: I'm just really looking forward to the matchup and everything,
Speaker 3: and regardless of who's under center, I know that they
Speaker 3: have a lot of talent around them. Physical align they
Speaker 3: have a great tight ends. I can play in a
Speaker 3: number of them, and then a bunch of skill at
Speaker 3: wide opposition, and the number of running backs that can
Speaker 3: run the rock really hard. So this is a tough
Speaker 3: task for us, and then we're taking it very seriously
Speaker 3: and we're looking forward to hopefully the challenge is making
Speaker 3: us to step up and become a better, even step
Speaker 3: up to another level of play for our side.
Speaker 2: On the other side, Kaladia, as you know, the numbers
Speaker 2: indicate this is still kind of like a top three
Speaker 2: defense in the conference. And that's Utah football, that's Kyle
Speaker 2: Whittingham football. It's also Kloni Satake football, as we know.
Speaker 2: So when you study their defense, what stands out as
Speaker 2: far as how they've been able to maintain what they
Speaker 2: usually do on that side of the ball, Well, it.
Speaker 3: Looks really familiar, you know what I mean. You look
Speaker 3: at the guys that are in our room and the
Speaker 3: guys who are working the defense. I know Morgan Scatty,
Speaker 3: I know coach winning Ham. I know they'll get that
Speaker 3: team ready, and I know the coach is Lewis Powell
Speaker 3: and and and Sharif. Those guys are doing a great job,
Speaker 3: you know, and Swanny, I mean, those guys do a
Speaker 3: great job at at getting their guys ready. So we've
Speaker 3: seen it every week and they've been very consistent. They
Speaker 3: are a defense that is very physical run to well
Speaker 3: of the ball that's been that way. It's almost like
Speaker 3: that's just a given, and so for us, we just
Speaker 3: have to be ready offensively. We have to be ready
Speaker 3: to take on their best and like I said before,
Speaker 3: all three phases, we have to be at our best
Speaker 3: because there are three phases, and you saw are very
Speaker 3: well coached and they have a lot of talent and
Speaker 3: a lot of skill. So as we put it all
Speaker 3: together and we match them up, we'll see what happens
Speaker 3: on Saturday. Looking forward to the matchup, I'm hoping that
Speaker 3: this will elevate our game and make us play even
Speaker 3: better than what we've done before. But I think we're
Speaker 3: gonna have to play our best ball this weekend.
Speaker 1: Last thing that I know you got to get to.
Speaker 1: It's all set you loose.
Speaker 2: But I view you as kind of what I perceive
Speaker 2: to be a leader into this generation of what feels
Speaker 2: to be a more civil relationship between the two communities.
Speaker 1: Nobody, you're not going to get perfect behavior.
Speaker 2: They're gonna be a couple of idiots that do something stupid.
Speaker 2: But that shouldn't you know, overshadow what should be a
Speaker 2: really fun week. It's a week that I love but Claudia,
Speaker 2: it's a week that some people don't because of the
Speaker 2: past and the energy and things that maybe have happened
Speaker 2: that have hurt feelings or what have you. So before
Speaker 2: I set you loose, just characterize how you hope this
Speaker 2: week goes leading up to the game and then during
Speaker 2: the game as well well.
Speaker 3: I think this is how most fans want to be.
Speaker 3: And you have to remember that I'm a fan at heart,
Speaker 3: even though I get to be a coach for you
Speaker 3: know what they did, we lose them mean and I
Speaker 3: kind of was raised in the in the the Lovelle
Speaker 3: and mac Era and then those guys were best friends.
Speaker 3: They really enjoyed each other's company. Even to this day,
Speaker 3: Patty and and Viki, they all have a great relationship.
Speaker 3: And so it's it's one of those things that should
Speaker 3: be celebrated. And when we were not able to play
Speaker 3: this game, we're going to take an absence because of
Speaker 3: the conference issues and the realignment. Now that we're the
Speaker 3: same conference of Power Conference, I think we could take it.
Speaker 3: Take it a lot of the enjoyment and appreciating each
Speaker 3: other and just playing the game and leaving it at that.
Speaker 3: At the game, because this affects a lot of families
Speaker 3: and a lot of friendships, and it shouldn't be that way.
Speaker 3: I think there's a way that we can, regardless of
Speaker 3: the game the result of the game, that we should
Speaker 3: be civil and still loving and appreciative of each other.
Speaker 3: Because it's a lot better now that we have the
Speaker 3: rivalry back and that it's more consistent, and we happen
Speaker 3: to be in a power conference, so it's something to
Speaker 3: be celebrated and something to have for a lot of
Speaker 3: fun with. And I hope that we can not be
Speaker 3: so toxic anymore and just enjoy each other's company and
Speaker 3: then even even by chance, root for each other when
Speaker 3: we're not playing each other.
Speaker 2: Well said, Well, I'm thrilled for your success, my friends,
Speaker 2: and it's been fun to watch.
Speaker 1: It's real.
Speaker 2: You've answered questions, and I'll wish you the best of
Speaker 2: luck coming up on Saturday. And I really appreciate your
Speaker 2: time on a busy day.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you much.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you guys.
Speaker 2: Thanks all right, Kilanie Satake head coach Brigham Young. They
Speaker 2: roll up here to Salt Lake as a five point
Speaker 2: twelve four point favorite.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: The line opened at five and it moved down to
Speaker 2: four and that's where it's remained, which is kind of
Speaker 2: interesting when I saw five and went oof BYU Road
Speaker 2: team rivalry game, insane Utah desperation. You can't fake desperation,
Speaker 2: say it all the time. I would imagine U Tu's
Speaker 2: gonna come out very, very desperate, not just for a
Speaker 2: good showing, but they've got to win. Man Utah doesn't
Speaker 2: win on Saturday. I don't know that they go bowling.
Speaker 2: Of course it's on the table. And the only thing
Speaker 2: worse than playing in a throwaway bowl game is not
Speaker 2: being eligible for one. Of course, different things at stakes
Speaker 2: for both teams. B. Why you still try to stay clean? Okay, Bill, B?
Speaker 2: Why you still try to stay clean? And you know,
Speaker 2: Kalani just referenced the chaos in the Big Twelve over
Speaker 2: the weekend with Ia State getting God, case State getting God.
Speaker 2: Fact of the matter is BYU can lose on Saturday,
Speaker 2: and they're still kind of high speed ahead of the
Speaker 2: Big Twelve championship game. They might even be able to
Speaker 2: go two and two over their final four and still
Speaker 2: make it in. I mean, that's kind of a position
Speaker 2: they put themselves in. The only other kind Well, I
Speaker 2: don't know is Houston good, Like we were gonna do
Speaker 2: our power pole today and my big twelve power pole
Speaker 2: was going to be BYU won, then everyone else, I
Speaker 2: don't know, bys won, and then everyone else is tied
Speaker 2: two to sixteen, like it's Houston good all of a sudden.
Speaker 1: But BYU gets them at home.
Speaker 2: They'll play Kansas at home after Utah that road game
Speaker 2: against Arizona State's probably a little bit tricky.
Speaker 1: Arizona State's a good team. Kenny Dillingham's done a good job.
Speaker 2: But you know, it really does come down to, you know,
Speaker 2: Utah fighting to save their season from a Bowl eligibility
Speaker 2: standpoint and really fighting to save their season to have really,
Speaker 2: in my opinion, one more good opera tunity in front
Speaker 2: of this community for something that's real and something that matters,
Speaker 2: if that makes sense, Because the BYU game matters. I
Speaker 2: mean I always say it's good, that's gonna be a
Speaker 2: fun game to go to, and it's the last home game,
Speaker 2: so honor the seniors and we'll all be there for it.
Speaker 2: But you know, if if Dorian Singer goes for one
Speaker 2: to seventy five and three touchdowns against BYU and Utah wins,
Speaker 2: it just carries a different weight as opposed if he
Speaker 2: does it against Iowa State, if that matters, And yes,
Speaker 2: it does feel like we're partying like it's nineteen eighty
Speaker 2: nine again where Utah football. You know, for a long
Speaker 2: long time it was like maybe we can go to
Speaker 2: a bowl and beat BYU and that.
Speaker 1: Was considered success.
Speaker 2: The expectation has changed around here and that makes this
Speaker 2: season land differently and there's nothing that can be done
Speaker 2: between now and the end of the season to change
Speaker 2: that undeniable fact.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure Kyle.
Speaker 2: Would admit that himself, and he all but has in
Speaker 2: his media availability. But for one day, you have one
Speaker 2: opportunity to be great in a game that matters to
Speaker 2: a lot of people. And that's got to be the
Speaker 2: message to the players this week, who I'm sure are
Speaker 2: still down in the dumps after losing four straight. I mean,
Speaker 2: Utah's lost going in, They've lost games going into both
Speaker 2: by weeks.
Speaker 1: That's got to be hard.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure it just resonates and just kind
Speaker 2: of lingers and stays there.
Speaker 1: And a win on Saturday, it's not going to.
Speaker 2: Change what the season ultimately unfolds into. But for one moment,
Speaker 2: you can probably win back at community. That right now
Speaker 2: is I don't know. I feel like the community is
Speaker 2: very nervous for Saturday. It'll be a fun night. As
Speaker 2: KALOUDI just outline no matter what, don't forget that. Kickoff
Speaker 2: time is eight to fifteen. It is on ESPN. You
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