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Speaker 2: Let's talk about stats in this segment Baranti by banterwealthbatterwelth
dot com. We got Certified Financial Planner nfl P A
certify financial planner. Blaine Anderson on the line, Blaine train,
how that guard you man? Thanks for joining us for
a little Let's talk about stats.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, happy to be here. Happy Saturday afternoon to you.
Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, let's talk about it few stats before we
welcome in our other guest. There's some key stats that
I want to bring out we've had. We had pro
day today and there was a four to two seven
forty that was ran by one Moury bomba holy Canoli.
That may that may be one of the fastest, if
not the fastest forty time to come out of Brigham.
What was your reaction to the news of how fast
Moury is and has been.
Speaker 5: Wow, Well, I'm just learning about it right now and
super excited. Moury is awesome. He's a great athlete and
I can't believe that that's a phenomenal time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he's he's got to be one of
the fastest dudes on this roster, if not the fastest
guy in the ross. Now, Evan Johnson's gonna say he's
the fastest, right, but we let's welcome in our guest
to the show and maybe get an opinion from him.
Speaker 3: He's QB two right now, the.
Speaker 2: Pride of Tucson, Arizona, and he's looking to make some
hey this year on the football field.
Speaker 3: This welcome in Tracon Borgates and the show. Trayson, how thatck?
Are you buddy?
Speaker 6: Doing great? Doing great?
Speaker 5: Thank you for having me?
Speaker 3: Hey? Man?
Speaker 2: Is is Evan Johnson as anyone? As fast as Maury Bomba?
It was Maury Bomba actually the fastest guy on this
squad this last year, do you think, Trayson?
Speaker 6: Well, the thing is, nobody ever saw me run full speech,
So I don't know if we'll ever be able to
tell who's the fastest, but no, and I'll sarious. Evan
and Moury they would go at it all the time
whenever we would do our races, and some would say
more was faster. Some would say Edwin was faster, but
I guess it just depends of the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, I've heard Joe Douglas trying to
try to keep up with those guys.
Speaker 3: Who else is in that mix as far as fastest
all the team? Would you say, Tracy, Yeah, our.
Speaker 6: DD room is very very fast. We have Tommy Prassis.
We'll sneak up on some people. Obviously, Trey Alexander is
really fast, Lenkey, Joe Douglas again very fast. But then
you got some sleepers like like uh Tyler Casper, his
speed will sneak up on you. Uh Jojo Phillips, his
speed will sneak up on you. And even some of
the freshmen actually, uh so like Terrence is very fast
and Legend Glaster, those those just can roll.
Speaker 2: Well, you mentioned that you're you're more nimble and quick
than meets the eye at six two to two o pup.
Speaker 3: I noticed you.
Speaker 2: Had a little bit more boots, scoot and boogie even
last year coming into the quarterback competition. I you had
heard the the criticisms, Oh, he's just a pocket quarterback.
Well it looks like he took offense to that. You
leaned up, you were a little bit more twitchy. How's
the running ability this year? You feel like you've improved
in the off season.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think every year your goal is trying to
get bigger, faster, stronger, and heading into my fifth, my
fifth year of college football, definitely feel the biggest, fastest,
the strongest I've ever been.
Speaker 2: Love that you mentioned Kyler ca for six six to
twelve and he can scooter as well. He's finally healthy.
I mean, I mean, that's that's a big part of it.
You you kind of grew up with Kyler. You know
this kid better than anybody. You may have had an
impact in recruiting him to be YU. Tell us a
little about Kyler and how he came to b YU.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've known Kyler ever since he was, you know,
probably six two, which was probably about fifteen, sixteen years old,
and he's he's just a great guy, great family, really
athletic family. His dad's awesome. And yeah, I mean me
and Kyler have always you know, talked about, you know,
joining up in college wherever that was. And then when
I get to BYU, the first thing I'm doing is
trying to recruit former teammates that that I grew up
with or that that that I know who aren't necessarily
producing what they should at the schools they're at. And
so me and Kyler have been working on this for
a little bit over two years now, and to finally
get him over here and representing the Cougars, I mean,
it's definitely been a ton of fun and I'm just
I'm just so excited for him to show what he's
capable of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what is his what is his capabilities? Do you
think this year?
Speaker 2: We have some attrition in the wide receiver room obviously
with guys graduating, Chase Roberts and the Parker Kingston, you know,
not not a part of the team anymore. Kyler Casper,
where does he fit in? How big of a role
can he have this year?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Kyler, this guy's the limit. I mean that kid is
just gifted insanely and just very smart. He knows the
football fields, he knows the areas of the field where
defenders aren't, he can recoverage his He's got good connection
with the quarterback whoever's out there, and he just likes
to go out there and compete. I mean, like he
you go, you throw a ball and you see how
competitive and how aggressive he is going after that thing,
and I just I just love that competitive nature of him.
And yeah, like I said, I mean once he gets
going and and and continue to stay healthy and using
the strength staff and the nutrition that we have here,
I mean, I'm really excited for him to be part
of that that receiving core this year.
Speaker 2: Let's get bring Blaine Anderson back into the conversation NFLPA
sort of five financial plant. Let's tuck some financial stats
that kind of meld these two things. We always talk
about potential, right, Potential it doesn't always you know, it
doesn't always.
Speaker 3: Come to fruition. What's going on? What's the potential markets
looking like right now?
Speaker 2: We got we got some things going on in Iran,
international chaos locally, what are we what do we got
going on right now in the financial markets? And the
potential for you know, disruption and things of that nature.
Give us a little forecasting, if you will.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, this is definitely on the forefront of people's minds.
We've had a lot of questions come up, in particular
with Iran, like you mentioned, and not to mention, even
before coming into this, the markets were peaking, we were
reaching small time highs and so we love seeing the
market do well. We also have to account for about
every six the market experiences a twenty percent pullback or more,
and so it's important to be balanced, it's important to
be diversified, and it's important to have some risk management
really be aware of those things. So our response to this,
as we continue to utilize real estate within portfolios, we
really like the utilization of our band or custom income
note that gives us some buffers. For example, the income
note we just traded today as a thirty five percent buffer,
and that gives us a little bit more peace of
mind when it comes to the market because there's a
lot of uncertainty out there. There's some things that make
us as citizens uneasy and so yes, that carries over
to the market, and we've got some polatility ahead of us,
and so it's a good time to make sure that
things are imbalance. There's a good risk reward opportunity within
the portfolio. And that's why we love diversification so much,
because we do we feel like there's some choppy waters
ahead of us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, diversification, that's a good word here.
Speaker 2: Uh, you know you're you're you're beginning to represent these
young athletes Blane and helping them invest and create stable
and sustainable outcomes for their future financially. And this is
a new, uh new foray for them. They have money,
their w W nine kind of ten nine uh independent contractors.
Speaker 3: We're getting tap and I know they're at band or wealth.
You guys have a a.
Speaker 2: A a nice cohesive unit of wealth management planning as
well as tax smart wealth advantage advantage advisement. So when
you're when you're discussing uh these uh, these ten nine
W nine independent contractor football players, you know, when you're
getting into the the the muck of it, how are
you guys advising these young men about how to navigate
the uh, the new world that they're living in with
their new finances.
Speaker 5: Well, one of the core pillars of the Certified Financial
Plan has to do with a state plan and also
tax planning, and those are actually pillars one and two.
So we address those things. We talk about liability protection,
setting up an LLC, especially if you're a ten ninety nine,
having an s corporation, so that you can offset much
of your income with deductions and regular expenses that help
you fulfill your contracts or fulfill your obligations as a professional,
and that's part of what many of us already deal
with now, it's just they're experiencing it at a younger age.
And then we start the next step being the tax
planning and making sure that there's integration with your CPA
and with your financial advisor, and making sure that yes,
we focus on returns. We want the money to grow,
but it's not about what you make, it's about what
you keep. And then we continue to progress. The next
step is risk management, and that's a big part of
this world today for all of us. The fourth step
is income planning, and then the fifth step is getting
to the investment planning. So we just take even our
younger folks and athletes through those five core pillars of
a certified financial plan, make sure that we cover each
one of them. And then of course it comes down
to discipline, but having access to different investments real estate
being one helps build a diversified plan, and then going
through each step and that financial plan is important for
all of us, regardless of age, and that's what gives
us the best opportunity for success is having a solid
foundation and then something to launch off of, and that's
we're approaching it the same way as we do with
many of our clients, and how we've done it over
the past seventeen years.
Speaker 3: Tray s and I want to include you in on
this conversation.
Speaker 2: You know, new money, newfound kind of financial education, and
how have you approached this with it between tax planning
and offsetting some of those taxes, etc. How are you
navigating this with new money coming in as a student athlete.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think BYU has done a good job having uh,
you know, people coming in and speak to us athletes,
especially with the nil money we're making now because everybody,
you know, we're getting paid at employees and at from
the ages of eighteen to twenty three. I mean, not
a lot of kids like us or guys like us
know what to do with that type of money. So
I guess early on, I've just been focused on, uh,
just investing in investing early and index funds, using the
roth IRA and basically just building multiple income streams that
way where we're set long term.
Speaker 2: Love that great insight there from Trayson Borgay Blame Anderson,
ladies and gentlemen, Vanderwilthbetterwealth dot Com. That's let's talk about
stats and we appreciate you guys showing up, showing out
one last thing.
Speaker 3: Pro Day was pretty special. Obviously, Morey Bomba had a
four to two.
Speaker 2: Seven, and it's fun to see you know, these guys,
Uh just just showcase their athletic ability. These uh for
NFL Scouts, et cetera, and uh tracon.
Speaker 3: Uh what what what's your? What? What's your?
Speaker 2: I know quarterbacks don't necessarily you know, test out all
the time. But what do you think your your your
Pro Day scores would be right now at your.
Speaker 6: Peak, at my peak. So in a year from now
when I'm doing my pro Day, I don't know. I
don't know, just because I want to. I want to
be the best that I can be in I don't
necessarily have a score in mind right now. Obviously I
haven't been tested high school. But uh but yeah, I
mean I don't. I don't think that I'll be running
a fourteenth jem and I might.
Speaker 2: I'll say that, Hey man, I'm I'm at least a
four to five. I've seen you scoot at least a
four five.
Speaker 3: Uh, That's what I'm shooting. That's what I'm shooting for there.
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