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But he's time for a little player profile segment. Gonna

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get to know Reggie frishnet wide receiver b YU transfer

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from snow and Weeber State now looking to ball out

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for Brigham as a redshirt sophomore. I got to know

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him a little bit better and he had a good

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solid no performance. I think last season he struggled with injuries.

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I caught up with Reggie Frishnet, the six foot four,

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two hundred and seven pounder out of Mantai, Utah.

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Speaker 3: Reggie Frishneck BYU Wide Receiver.

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Speaker 2: Reggie.

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Speaker 3: How is springball?

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Speaker 2: Day two? It's great. You know a lot of competing,

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especially right now, a lot of rotation. But it's lot

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of fun and can't wait for the next thirteen practices.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's pretty crazy. The spring balls already here, Reggie.

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Take us through your your pathway to be Yu. I

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know you came out of like the Mantai e From

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area in high school. What position to play in high school?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so Mantai high school, a little three A school.

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I actually rotated between like tight end and like a

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big outside receiver because I was like the biggest guy

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on my team, even like some of the linemen were't

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as tall as me. So played. I blocked a lot

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in high school, but I also caught deep passes. That's

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kind of what I was known for down there.

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Speaker 3: What was your height weight in high school?

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Speaker 2: Ooh height weight high I was probably maybe a little

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shorter now I probably six three in high school, but

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I was like one hundred and eighty pounds, so I

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was skinny. Now I'm like ten to eight, So found

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a few pounds since then. But it's been good.

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Speaker 1: You ended up at Snow Junior College out of high school?

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Speaker 2: Yes, okay, Snow how.

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Speaker 3: Did you get there? How did that process occur?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's kind of funny. Actually I was I

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was planning to kind of just give football up because

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I didn't really have any offers. I had a few

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D two offers, and I was like, I don't want

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to go all the way across the country to play

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the Smarty two school. So I was planning to kind

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of just give football up. And then in the middle

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of February, almost like right before signing day, Snow knocked

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on my door and they're like, we'd love for you

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to come play for us, play tight end there. And

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then yeah, I ended up signing like two days later

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after they knocked on my door. So it was it

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was great.

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Speaker 3: Which coaches from Snow recruited.

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Speaker 2: So it was Neil Powell, he former YU player, and

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then Zach Erickson text me and the tight end coach,

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uh Laney. First, I don't coach Lane. I don't know. Yeah,

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that's what we called it.

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Speaker 1: So you played one year there, one semester, one semester.

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played wide receivers I think recruited is a tight end.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you ended up playing wide huh.

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Speaker 2: So we had like summer workouts where we just go

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like to the field and do like small stuff, and

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I get there, they see my height. They're like, okay,

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he's tall, he has a bigger frame. And then they're like, hey,

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we're just gonna have you run. So I ran and

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they're like, okay, actually you're a receiver. So gets the Fall.

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Speaker 3: Camp in like forty times or they just said you run.

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Speaker 2: No, they just we were like running routes and I

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was with the tight ends. They're like, this guy can

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actually run, So they moved me to receiver. And then

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Speaker 3: Did you ever do track and field?

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Speaker 1: You?

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Speaker 2: I did it? I played baseball.

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Speaker 1: Okay, you played baseball?

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Speaker 3: What position you played?

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Speaker 2: Based? Centerfield? Centerfield? Okay, so you can I can run?

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Speaker 1: You can run?

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Speaker 2: Okay, there you go. Okay. And then Fall Camp came

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last in the depth chart. You know, they didn't know

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anything about me, a small town kid, and just worked

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my way up and then ended up starting the whole season,

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played every game.

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Speaker 3: So yeah, and then I was looking at your statute.

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Speaker 1: I mean it was it a you pretty close to

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like a thousand yards receiving at snow.

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Speaker 3: And then like sixteen receiving touchdowns something like that.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it was fifteen receiving touchdowns and like

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eight fifty yards about.

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Speaker 1: So pretty gosh day in good season. Yeah, and like

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what type of routes were you running? Were you just

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a linear threat? Were you you know, you know, intermediate threat?

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Speaker 2: Definitely a linear threat. I would run a lot of posts,

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take posts, kind of just throw the ball up, a

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lot of goes. And then the team started catching up

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on it. So by the middle of the season, I

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just started running like some comebacks and like stutters and

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then to goes, you know. But definitely I would say

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I'm more of a deep threat. For snow.

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Speaker 1: I was okay and uh one semester and then you're out.

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Offers start coming. We were offers you how did you

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Speaker 2: Yeah? So we were offered. And then I went on

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a visit there, and I love the I love the

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receiver coach there, Skyler Ridley. He was really great and

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he like talked to me like family, you know, and

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Speaker 3: Him over vau Cougar Now.

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Speaker 2: Skylar, Skyler. We love Skyler. And then I went on

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a visit up there. Actually they started winter workouts that Monday.

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out a little bit, and then I committed like two

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days later and was up there that following Thursday and

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then played spring ball.

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Speaker 1: There was great, So you play spring ball and then

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you're in the portal. Yeah, was there just a realization

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that you were you were not to say that you

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you could play at a higher level. That was the

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realization at that time.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. I went through springball, and like I would say,

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the second weekend, I was kind of like I was,

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to myself, I talked to my dad and like I

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just had a feeling that like I could I could

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be more, you know, like I could play at a

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bigger school. So I just took a chance and I

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hit the portal after spring ball and.

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Speaker 3: You had some film though, you had some tape from.

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Speaker 2: Spring, some tape from spring. And then I think my

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snow film helped a little bit because when the spring

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portal now they don't have the spring portal. When they

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was open, you know, I saw the players leave. I

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saw Holy his name left from here wide receiver, yeah,

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wide receiver, Mary, Sorry, Yeah, I saw he left, and

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I was like, you know what, maybe b yu. So

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I hit the portal and then next thing I know,

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Festie's calling me, and then I get here.

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Speaker 1: So here in the summer, I mean obviously, so really

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interesting sequencing here out of high school.

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Speaker 3: Don't even know if you're gonna play.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, last second snow comes long, you're going to snow.

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You work up your starter almost one thousand yard, fifteen touchdowns.

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Speaker 3: Okay, after that, it's it's weaver.

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Speaker 1: I'm better than than this, not just not knock, not

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we but I can play at a higher level. Keelan

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Transfers are like, well, there's opportunity out there now you're

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at BYU. That that's a crazy sequence.

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Speaker 3: And what what year are you?

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Speaker 2: Then, like, what's your So I read shirted last year

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here at Uyu, So I'm a red shirt sophomore. This

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next fall, I of your redshirt sophomore.

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Speaker 1: So three years, three years left. Okay, So when you

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were getting evaluated by FESSI and when he offered.

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Speaker 3: You what what was it?

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Speaker 1: What what skill set do you bring that that merit's

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a scholarship and opportunity to play a bigger role, not

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only last year I mean you were playing, but an

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even bigger role this year.

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Speaker 2: You know, I'm a big kid, like we were talking

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about I'm big, I'm fast, and I'm physical, you know,

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the deep routes. I'm physical with press coverage and so

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I get behind people really well just using my size

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and my speed. And then I'm also really I'm a

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fast I would say that's one of the big things

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you need to have in football, especially play at the

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high level. So I was unable to pick up playbooks

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really fast and learn learn what coaches want, and so

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like learned footwork like here. I learned a ton from Festi,

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just his coaching and like how to run routes, which

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Speaker 3: Scholarship because you did.

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Speaker 1: You you didn't participate in spring ball, but you kind

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of had a little bit of an offseason here at

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BYU is like the strength and conditioning staff and stuff

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like that, so they saw you run and then once

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fall camp came around. What happened last year.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so fall camp came around. It was like the

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first week and I was getting I was running like

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an over route, and I got my jersey pulled and

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my whole I like my whole hamstring was like messed up.

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I like pulled it really bad, and so I was

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out for it was a very long time, like through

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the first two and a half games, and I got

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back when we were playing ECU, and I was still

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like on the fringe of playing, so they didn't play me,

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red shirt. So I ended up red shirting that year,

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but I ended up playing in six games. I played

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from Texas Tech all the way into UCF, and then

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I sat the UCF game because that's when they were

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debating if they read shooted me, which they did, and

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I played Big Church Championship and Bowl game. So yeah, what.

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Speaker 1: Was that experience like for you? I know, a little

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bit of adversity. You probably had never had an injury

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before and so that's your first What was that process

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like for you? And obviously you got to play some which, yeah,

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you got some targets, you got some catches, you were

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out there blocking, et cetera. Give me that that that

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process and how that went for you.

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Speaker 2: No, it's definitely hard. I, like you said, I was

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never really injured before, so having a really bad hamstring

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was just hard, especially since this somewhere I've always wanted

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to be. I wanted to end up and I wanted

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to prove myself. Coming from a small town, so not

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being able to practice or play for the first bit,

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it was hard on me and my mental health. But

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I came back and I worked really hard, which ended

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me up back in their rotation, which is like which

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top five. So I'm happy. I'm happy with how last

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season went. I think I grew as a person and

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as a player overall.

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Speaker 3: So I'm good friends with Braiden Brown. Were you ever

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to meet with him during that process?

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Speaker 2: A little bit?

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Speaker 3: Kind of keep your mind right.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I talked to him. I was I'm kind of

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a shy kid, so, like I say in my bubble

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a little bit, so I don't really like creasing out

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to people. But yeah, I talked to him. Braiden's great.

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I actually had a meeting with him a few weeks ago.

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Just see how the season's going. He's a great guy. Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I love braid Yeah. So now what do what do

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you bring to this wide receiver room in order to

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be able to compete, to stay in the rotation and

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obtain a bigger role in the offense.

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Speaker 2: I think I'm very consistent. Like we were talking, I

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work hard, I'm consistent and I will know the playbook.

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I'm also like very fast and get behind people. So

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I think any deep very fast threat. I mean, how

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fast do you think you are? I mean, like you know,

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you know what I mean? We do? We do like Gates.

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I would say in like top two three on the

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team with like Schmid and Trey right there, so I

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I would say pretty fast, yeah, but yeah.

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Speaker 3: And then I say Gates, what is that?

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Speaker 2: Gates are like we like lasers, like a ten yard

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split type forties forties Yeah.

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Speaker 1: So mph wise? How how what's your top end speed

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that you've been clocked at miles powerwise?

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Speaker 2: Today? I think we I think we did like max speed,

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which was with a helmet and stuff, and I hit

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like twenty one nine maybe twenty two, so I don't

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know for sure.

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Speaker 3: Twenty two without paths, yeah, which.

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Speaker 2: Is very fast. Yeah. So that and then I feel

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like I have reliable hands, you know, put me on

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the field and I'll make plays.

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Speaker 3: So how are you blocking?

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Speaker 1: Because I know you can't get on the field unless

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festecs you're blocking.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a good blocker, that's I mean, I grew

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I was in Mantai tight end, so big blocker. You know,

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I'm not scared to be physical and hit our crack

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blocks and get get dirty with the linebackers. So yeah,

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get after a little bit.

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Speaker 1: What was it like being a part of a like

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a championship squad, Lasher, I mean, you get to the

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Big TOL championship. I know you had success at Snow.

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I'm sure you guys had success there at Mantai, got

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some good talent there. But what was it like being

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at the P four level Big twelve and watching your

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team be successful like that?

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Speaker 2: It was crazy being around like players, great players, So

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like where I learned the most, Like last year being

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around Chase and Jojo and how they operate and how

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mature they are on the field. I think like just

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made me grow as a person a lot. And then

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just like especially the fans here at Uyu and the

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crowd that we get. It's unlike anything I've ever seen,

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so I loved it. It was a great time.

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Speaker 3: What would you say you like to do off the field?

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Speaker 1: Obviously football is a big component right now, but what

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are you doing off the field?

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Speaker 3: What do you spend your free time?

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Speaker 2: I love the mountains, mountains right by my house, so

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go in to the mountains, camp fish that stuff, and

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then I love being with my family. My family is

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what keeps me centered. I love them so much. So

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let's spend time with my family and my sister. Go

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play sports with my sister, teach her some stuff. And

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then also I love playing board games my house. We

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have a big house with five other players. So we

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have like board game nights. It's a lot of fun.

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Speaker 1: Okay, who comes over to the border game nights?

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Speaker 2: A game play at my house. We have Ethan Thomas

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and Key and need Ty Smith, Krek Clark, and Joe Douglas.

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And then we also have like Bear and Tiger over

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a lot. And then we just played Catan Secret Hitler,

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like clue and stuff. So it's a lot of fun.

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Speaker 1: Love. But you mentioned your sister is she is there?

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There's another fresh net here at nd y U right.

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Speaker 2: Are you related? Yeah, she's my cousins, second cousin.

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Speaker 1: Second cousin. Okay, and give us the exact pronunciation of

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the last name, so everyone in Cougar Nation goes how

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to pronounce it.

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Speaker 2: It's fresh next fresh neck. Yes, there you go, we.

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Speaker 1: Got it dialed in. Are you gonna be playing special

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teams as well. This year are goin to try to

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get on.

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Speaker 2: Special I would love to be on special teams. Last

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year I was on ko R and punt return, so

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I'm hoping to get back on those and then, honestly,

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I would I'd love to play all special teams. Kickoff

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Kickoff would be the best one for me, honestly. So

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we'll just see how it plays out.

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Speaker 3: See that long stride exactly?

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Speaker 1: Can you? You can tackle too? Right now?

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Speaker 2: I can tackle. I played defense. I played corner in

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high school. Big corner.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, he was bumping around to you.

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Speaker 2: I was pressing the whole time, and I would just

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sit there and I would just shock and jam them.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, what's something about your family that you love?

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Speaker 1: Like what stands out at you? Like if people come

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over to the fresh Neck family reunion, what are they

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going to see?

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Speaker 2: We're just really close knit. Like my parents are more

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like my friends other than parents. Like they're still great,

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great parents, you know, but like they're more like my friends.

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I just talked to him, like they're my friends and

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we're just really close.

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Speaker 3: Were they athletes as well?

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Speaker 2: They were my dad? Actually he would just know like me,

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And then he got recruited for receiver, switched to tight end,

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and then he played at Washington State, and then he

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actually went to the NFL for a preseason compact factor's

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leg and just gave it up. And then in high school,

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my mom did gymnastics since she ran track.

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Speaker 3: So good good lineage, yes, very good lineage.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: All right, Well, thanks Reggie, appreciate you that letting us

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get to.

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Speaker 2: Know you today. Thank you guys.

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Speaker 4: That was Reggie Freshneck in a little Player profile segment

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getting to know him. Will he be wide receiver one

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and we will find out Reggie going to be competing

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with the likes of Joe Siah Phillips obviously heard of him,

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learning from Chase Roberts. What we'll see from Reggie got

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a little bit dinged up, but think we can see

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big things from the big body, A lot of big

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body receivers in this wide receiver room.

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Speaker 1: We'll get to know Reggie.

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