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Speaker 4: All Right let's tart some college football, shall we.

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Speaker 3: Michigan defensive coordinator Jay Hill hopped onto a podcast recently.

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He was in The Trenches podcast. He was on the

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End the Trenches podcast and said some interesting things.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 3: He was asked the question why was Michigan? Why was

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becoming a Michigan man for you? He stated this, The

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decision to come to Michigan was not hard at all.

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Coach Witch called me and said, hey, I think I

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have this opportunity.

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Speaker 1: What do you think?

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Speaker 3: I said, Coach, I'm in because it's Michigan. I believe

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we can win national championships here. I believe we can

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win consistent Big Ten championships here. With the way coach

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Wit coaches, his discipline and toughness, I just think it's

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a perfect match for Michigan.

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Speaker 1: I was in.

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Speaker 3: Look, I think we all knew that, Jay Hill. We've

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listened to SoundBite after SoundBite, okay, of Jay Hill being asked, hey,

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you know, do you think you'd take a head coaching job.

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Do you think you'd go you know, you know, to

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to another place? Like we knew he had a grander

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vision than being the associate head coach and defensive coordinator

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at BYU.

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Speaker 1: Okay, he's way.

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Speaker 3: Too aggressive and way too I think ambitious to just say, hey,

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you know what, I'm just gonna stick it out in Provo. Now,

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there was a thought, there was a theory that hey,

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because of the heart attack, you know, he's like, you

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know what, I'm gonna I'm gonna set those ambitions aside.

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I'm okay with being here in Provo and having my

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family here close and not taking my talents anywhere else.

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Speaker 4: Okay, you know that theory.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if it really caught any credible traction,

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but there was a hope in kugarnation that he felt

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that way that his wife would would maybe convince him

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to stay in Provo and you know, and and to

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to continue to coach. The BYU Cougars, et cetera didn't happen. Obviously,

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he's extremely excited for the challenge, and granted he has

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a grander vision than himself than than than being the

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defensive coordinator at Michigan. He doesn't want to just be

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the defensive coordinator at in Ann Arbor. You know, he

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wants to be a head coach, he believes. Okay, this

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is me maybe putting words into his mouth maybe projecting

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a little bit too much, But I've been around Jay

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enough to know like he believes he's the best coach

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in college football. Like he thinks he can win national

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championships being the head coach. You give him the brand

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of Michigan, you know, as a head coach. Eventually he's

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going to bring you in Natty. He believes that he's

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going to be a head coach at a power for school.

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that that precipice of his per professional career to be determined.

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But I wouldn't sleep on Kyle, and I wouldn't sleep

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on Jason Beck, and I wouldn't sleep on j Hill.

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All three tremendous coaches. All three have a competitive fire

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that it's as burning and fierce as any of the

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high level coaches of college football. But when you read

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into this ap, what do you see? What's your reaction

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to the quote? Some people BA defense may take offense

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to it, like, hey, wait a second, you know you

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don't even think twice you just went with Kyle no hesitancy.

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I don't think the money was that much more than

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what b Way was offering. By the way, I will

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say that much. I do think it was a raise,

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but I don't think it was significantly bored. But the

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platform obviously in the Big Ten, the prestige right now,

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maybe the momentum of the Big Ten, I think prioritize

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this move.

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Speaker 1: For Jay Hill.

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Speaker 5: Your thoughts, well, first off, I don't think this is

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Jay Hill taking a shot at BYU at all. I

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think it's pretty well known that Jay loved being at BYU.

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Speaker 1: I think he did that.

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Speaker 5: I don't think there's anything to suggest that j Hill

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has any resentment towards BYU.

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Speaker 1: I think he.

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Speaker 5: I think he has a good relationship with BYU. Looking

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at this objectively, if I was in J Hill's shoes,

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I would have done the exact same thing.

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Speaker 1: And here's why, and here's why. Look, being the defensive

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coordinator at.

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Speaker 5: BYU is a good position, and it was good for

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him at the time he took the job.

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Speaker 1: It's probably not a good.

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Speaker 5: Position for him if he's wanting to move up, because

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Kalani had made it clear he's going to be here

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for a very long time. So the opportunity for him

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to move up farther than he has is not really

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available at BYU now. Let's take a look at Michigan.

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Kyle Whittingham takes the head coaching up. Kyle Winningham is

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an older man.

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Speaker 6: He is.

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Speaker 1: Six sixty sixty four.

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Speaker 5: He's probably not got so he's probably not got that

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much longer left in the coaching game. I know we've

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been saying this three year six about Kyle, but let's

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just say Kyle takes the head coach job at Michigan,

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coaches for five years and retires. Who is one of

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the front runners for the head coach at Michigan, Jay Hill.

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Jay is putting himself in a position where he will

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be either a front runner for the head coaching job

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at Michigan or because he's the defensive coordinator at a

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school like Michigan, which, let's be honest, has a much

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bigger national brand than BYU. If they have good defenses.

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When a power for school fires their head coach, a

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ton of them did this year, Jay's phone will start

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ringing because he's going to He has allowed himself to

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build his brand. I don't think this is a shot

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at BYU at all, but the defensive coordinator position at

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Michigan right now is a better spot for j Hill

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than the defensive coordinator position at BYU.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, look, of course it is right, we're not.

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I don't think anyone's going to debate that. No one's

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going to say it's not the right professional move. What

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they're gonna say is, okay, if you want to you know,

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if you want to have like a long career and

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and and not have to worry about anything, you know,

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getting fired, the bar is lower at BYU. The quote

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is lower at b YU, and you can have balance

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and you're still making good money and all those things, right.

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I don't think anyone's going to debate like, oh, b

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YU is a better job than not BYU's defensive coordinating

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assistant head coaching job is better or just as good

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as Michigan's. It's not there yet. No, of course it's not.

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I don't know if anyone's really making that argument. I

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don't think anyone's gonna I don't think anyone even criticized

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j for leaving.

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Speaker 1: In my opinion, I think and.

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Speaker 3: They what they're saying, what they would say is like

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if you're reading between the Lions series, like you didn't

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even think about by you said, I'm all in on

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going to Michigan yeah, maybe you're taking offense to that.

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Speaker 1: I'm not sure.

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Speaker 5: Well, all those reasons I laid out is why you're

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all in immediately. By You can't offer what Michigan's offering

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him right now.

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Speaker 3: Facilities are fantastic. I personally wouldn't want to live in

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ann Arbor, but that's me.

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Speaker 1: That's fair. That is fair.

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Speaker 5: But I mean his quote where he says, I believe

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we can win national championships here and win big ten championships.

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Speaker 1: Let's be honest.

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Speaker 5: BYU hasn't won a national championship in over fifty or

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forty years. Not fifty yet, over forty years. Michigan won

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one two years ago, three years ago, it.

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Speaker 4: Was three years ago. It's not too far away.

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Speaker 5: That's a program that consistently competes, and they're in a

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conference that allows you to have more teams into the

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playoff where you have that opportunity.

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Speaker 1: Whether we like it.

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Speaker 5: Or not, everything he said here is true, and this

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is not a shot at BYU. I think Jay Hill

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loves BYU still, he loves Kilane. But it's just it's

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a matter of reality.

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Speaker 3: I have a conversation I could start up with you

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guys real quick. Just the final thing here. Do you believe, okay,

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that Jay Hill tried to get players from BYU two

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an arbor or do you think out of respect to

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Kilanie he didn't.

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Speaker 1: Even try, so I bet you he tried. Do you

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think he tried? Absolutely? Yeah. Why wouldn't you? Why wouldn't you.

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Speaker 5: You have relationships with these players, you can build a

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good defense, be successful.

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Speaker 1: Why would you not? He got a backup. I don't know.

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I don't know if he'd. I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I don't know if he did. I'm not cut one

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hundred percent sold.

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Speaker 7: That he doesn't that he did.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if he would. I think out of

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respect to Kilanie, I don't know if he did. Look,

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I think it's an interesting debate, Like I don't know

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the answer.

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Speaker 1: I bet you he at least filled out the.

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Speaker 3: Competitive side of Jay. I would say, Okay, he's gonna

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go do it. He's gonna say, hey, if you want

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to follow the tip, if you want to leave, I

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got you.

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Speaker 4: Evan Johnson, want to leave, I got you.

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Speaker 3: Isaiah Glass, you want to leave, I got you, all right,

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I got you.

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Speaker 4: We're bringing you.

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Speaker 3: In, right, Uh, any one of those guys. But I

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do think the form and fashion in which the Penn

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Speaker 4: The possibility of j being kind of the head coach

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in waiting.

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Speaker 3: If Kilane head coach, he would be the candidate, the

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number one priority candidate to become the next head coach

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if he left, and there could have been a contingency

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plan there from the the ath leftic department standpoint, I

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almost wonder if, like, you know, Jay's like, look, I

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don't want to cause any more drama.

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Speaker 4: I I love my time at BAU.

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me to be the DC at Michigan. I'm not going

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to go steal any of those guys. But you know,

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Max Alford, you got an a cl tear, all right,

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I'll take it right to be determined.

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Speaker 4: Shah, where's Shae Bryan Strather?

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Speaker 3: Maybe he would take Shay He's he's still in the

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portal because his eligibility is in question.

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Speaker 5: Well, but I bet you he at least had a

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conversation where he felt where players were at. Because look,

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it's it's well documented he loves both Kilani and he

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loves Kyle, but he still took Kyle's players from Kyle's

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defense when Kyle was a head coat.

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Speaker 1: It wasn't out of respect for Kyle that he didn't

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touch Utah players.

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Speaker 5: I don't and I understand it's a different situation, but

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Speaker 5: Yeah from Kyle, yeah, it's nothing to There was no

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out of respect for Kyle. I'm not touching any Utah

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players that go in the port road touching.

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Speaker 7: It, I think.

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Speaker 8: But I think Keana was ready to go to in

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my opinion, So I think because there's two sides, because

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you are right, but I do think things. I think

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from the competitive standpoint. Jay thought about it, and I'm

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gonna add a different perspective, and I love your both

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depends on it. He thought about it, but I think

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out of respect for Colonia and then can I really

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go and this is not a shot, and please our

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fans don't get mad at this.

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Speaker 7: Jay's probably looking I don't.

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Speaker 8: Need those guys, like I'm at like I got way,

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but like, hey, I'm not even trying to be rude.

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He's like, I don't got to deal with the onicle,

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Like wait a second, Like oh wait, I can get

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five star galore, Like I guarantee that also hit his brain,

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so he's like, there's no point to burn that bridge.

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I think that also went through his brain because that's

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what I'm thinking about, right, Okay, yeah, maybe you talk

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to filataw Schmev, But are they immediate starters? They two

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deep guys, Like that's what you're thinking about if you're

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Jay and you're like, look, I left it in a

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great place. We ended on a win. What's the point

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of taking those guys? No, let them finish out there?

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Speaker 7: B what you guys?

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Speaker 8: I love Kolani and now I'm gonna be able to

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get every five star won.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, there's something there. I think it's an interesting debate.

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Do you think Jay Hill tried to get you know,

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Isaiah Keanu Evan, any one of these guys right the

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best when they all declare and go for the draft

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next year and when it's over and when they leave,

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because you know, we get we get these guys to

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talk to the agents.

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Speaker 8: When we get them on, we can ask them oh yeah, yeah,

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show when they joined, like we could ask hey, look

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you get pinged?

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Speaker 7: Did you get pinged? You're gone for by you?

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Speaker 1: Now?

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Speaker 7: Did you get pinged?

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Speaker 1: Did they ask you?

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Speaker 7: We can ask Jack, did you get pinged? People try

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to contact you, Jack, You don't have to look.

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Speaker 8: And it's a valid question because I think that it

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paints perspective and I think that would paint good perspective

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of Jay, Like, look, we need to know, Like, I

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think that's a valid question to ask in the field

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Speaker 7: Powered by twenty plus points performances from Delaney Gibb and

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Speaker 8: BYU women's basketball roll pass Iowa State eighty three to

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sixty nine on Tuesday night at the Marriott Tenner. The

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first half was tightly contested, featured in twelve league changes over.

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Speaker 7: The opening two quarters.

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Speaker 8: Bay You found an offensive rythm early putting up a

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season best forty three points before halftime.

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Speaker 7: Hamlin spearheaded the search.

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Speaker 8: With seventeen points explosion in the second quarter alone, helping

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BYU take the momentum into the break. The Cougar sees

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controlling the third, opening up the half on a ten

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to two run and later strung together a fourteen to

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three burst to stretch the lead in the twenty, their

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largest advantage of the night. From there, the home team

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maintained separation and secured to fourteen point victory. At the

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end of the game, Hamma delivered her career best performance,

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finishing with twenty three points on nine to eighteen shooting,

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including three mikes from beyond the arc. The freshman guard

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added three rebounds and still off the bench, with the

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De Laney Gibb also rediscovered her shooting touch, pouring in

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twenty one points on an efficient eight of twelve from

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the field. The sophomore knocked down five of her seven

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three point attempts, tying a career high on triples. She

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sat implemented her scoring with four rebounds and three assists,

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making her fifth twenty point out in of the season.

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On the inside, Leo Roco anchored the defense and controlled

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the glass.

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Speaker 7: The Hanover, Germany native pulled.

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played a key role in limiting Iowa state standout center

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Autie Crooks. She also provided offensive production with fifteen points

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shows up every night. He's knocking at the door to

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become one of the best in in not only college basketball.

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Speaker 4: He very well could be the best in college basketball.

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Speaker 1: But the number one.

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Speaker 3: Overall for raft pick is is possibly here in provo.

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Let's listen in what is this from exactly Ronald the

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Freeman Weaver.

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Speaker 7: This is from Seth Greenberg.

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Speaker 8: I don't know what podcast he was on, but he

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spoke about the between AJ and Kamboozer whin the Wooden Award.

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Speaker 1: All right, let's get into it.

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Speaker 3: Seth Greenberg talking AJ to Bonsa in the Wooden Award.

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Speaker 9: The Wooden Award, the National Player of the Year, whatever

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award you're giving out. AJ debots it has to be

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in a conversation. This is not a foregone conclusion that

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kem Bus is going to win this award. Chem's a

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terrific player, bo, but the Monts is doing is absolutely ridiculous.

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Shooting forty from the three, almost fifty from the two,

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three assists a game, getting to the line nine times

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a game in Big twelve play, everyone sets their defense

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to minimize his impact on the game, but you just

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can't because the defensive rebounding initiates the fast break. You

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put him in a ball screen in the middle of

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the floor, he looks over the defense or gets to

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the front of the rim. He's in a back time down.

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You've run a double at him, He's going to find

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the open man. If you don't run a double at him,

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he's going to get the shot he wants. He competes

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every single play, takes no plays off, doesn't miss any games,

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and plays through all the adversity teams. You look how

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people are defending BYU. They are absolutely making him play

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in a crowd, they're loading up to the basketball. Yet

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he continues each and every night to make play after

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play after play high basketball. IQ unselfish and I actually

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like that He's starting to be a little bit more selfish,

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especially at the starter games. He doesn't need to defer.

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They need to play through him right from the very beginning.

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And he needs to be aggressive, which he has been

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a Jed Bonsa. He has to be right there in

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the conversation for National Player of the Year.

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Speaker 7: I don't care what award it is.

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Speaker 9: What he's doing on a daily basis is absolutely incredible.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I love this commentator for Sath Greenberger. I think

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it's on point.

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Speaker 3: I think what people are seeing with aj is like

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the upside of the potential. Obviously, the ceiling is very,

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very high with AJH. What they're saying though, is his mentality.

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He's competitive fire. The thing that I've brought up time

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and time again is he's got that dog in him,

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like he's a competitor, Like he's not.

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Speaker 1: Just there just to to to stat seek.

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Speaker 1: This was, you know, in the.

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Speaker 3: In the twilight right of his of his coaching career

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at b YU.

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Speaker 1: He's the goat. He's the goat.

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Speaker 3: I remember Tim mccoone talking about it. What they found

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they were like, hey, what is what's his utilization rate?

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Speaker 3: What is his utilization raking to be? You know, because

474
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he's got to have these stats for him to be

475
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a draft pick, for him to be where he needs

476
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to be, He's gotta he's gotta have these stats.

477
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Speaker 1: And so we need to see that utilization rate. And

478
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it's just like what, like what are you talking about?

479
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Like what are you? What are we? What are we

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debating here?

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Speaker 3: I don't think AJ's a utilization rate guy stat seeker.

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Like he's not sitting there thinking like I need this

483
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many touches, I need this many looks, I need this

484
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many shots. I want to to to to be the

485
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static crewer. No, no, no, no, Like he's just going out

486
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and he's playing good ball. As he mentioned in the

487
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post game with It after the Baylor win, he mentioned,

488
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I wanted to get my he has seven assists. I

489
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want to get my guy rob Right involved. I want

490
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to get my guy Rob Right involved. That's selflessness, that's

491
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that's being a good teammate. So not only is he

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a competitor, he wants to win championships, but he wants

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to make others better. And that's why, even though I

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really liked what Seth had to say, A j may

495
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not win the Wooden Award, and that's fine, but he

496
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may end up being the first overall pick because of

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who he is as a person and because of his

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upside potential and because he's he's a he's a great

499
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holistic human. But he's a well rounded basketball player that

500
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can really do it all. He rebounds, he plays great defense.

501
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He's getting better at defense. I think he probably needs

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to work out a little bit on his lateral movement.

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Speaker 1: Uh.

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Speaker 3: He's shot blocking a little bit better too, and his

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shots really come together in transit. There's been a couple

506
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of pull up jays in transition where he hit. His

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mechanics are becoming stronger, more efficient. Still needs to work

508
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on the on the free throw line a little bit.

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He's he's a little bit off there. He tends to

510
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be a little bit long and strong, and so still

511
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plenty of room to to become better. But you know

512
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he's going to be putting in the lonely work. You

513
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know that he's going to be coachable, is what I'm

514
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getting at. You know, he's got a competitive fire, So

515
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shout out to Seth for breaking it down.

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Speaker 4: I think most people are seeing this at his current page.

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Speaker 3: Aj will break Danny Aingels BA freshman scoring record next

518
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Wednesday at Arizona. By the way, Devonsai isty four points

519
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away from setting the record and is averaging twenty four

520
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point five points per game. Ange had six hundred and

521
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thirty two points. That was in the seventy seven to

522
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seventy eight season. Currently, De Bonsads Bonsas are at five

523
00:24:51,279 --> 00:24:55,559
hundred and eighty nine most thirty five plus point games

524
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by a freshman in men's Division one history. Michael Believed

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Beasley at five, Trey Young at five, Andrew Rousey at four,

526
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Kevin Duran at four, A J. D. Bonsa the Sponsors

527
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at four. The Sponsors has played eight fewer games than

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anyone else on that list. By the way, AP your thoughts, well, I.

529
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Speaker 5: Want to add one more qualifier to why he would

530
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be the number one pick. From all the things he listed,

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he actually shows up to play best abilities. You're availability right,

532
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and I only say that, And yes, this is a

533
00:25:24,519 --> 00:25:27,440
shot at Darren Peterson. I actually think Darren Peterson's a

534
00:25:27,440 --> 00:25:29,960
better prospect if Darren Peterson actually shows up and.

535
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Speaker 4: Plays, But why the I use a better score?

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Speaker 5: Like when I was watching Kansas BYU, my iraction was, Yep,

537
00:25:37,720 --> 00:25:40,200
Peterson's the number one pick. But then he sat out

538
00:25:40,279 --> 00:25:42,839
the entire rest of the game, the entire second half,

539
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and hardly played since. But but my takeaway from the quote.

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Speaker 1: Is that.

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Speaker 5: I don't know, we haven't seen a freshman do this

542
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in fifty years.

543
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Speaker 1: That's insane. It's pretty insane. Thats insan.

544
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Speaker 5: The record, the freshman scoring record was set in nineteen

545
00:26:05,400 --> 00:26:06,359
seventy eight.

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Speaker 1: I do believe that. Isn't that before the three point line? Yeah? Yeah,

547
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that's before the three point line?

548
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Speaker 5: So that does make Danny Angel's record a little bit

549
00:26:14,519 --> 00:26:17,079
more impressive in my mind. Sure, although Debonza does a

550
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lot of his scoring inside, he isn't a three point merchant.

551
00:26:19,720 --> 00:26:22,279
Yeah no, he's not one of those kids that's jacking

552
00:26:22,319 --> 00:26:27,559
up ten threes a game. But it's it's a lot

553
00:26:27,599 --> 00:26:29,799
of fun to be a b Way fan. Even though

554
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we lost four in a row, you're still seeing something historic.

555
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Speaker 4: It would be great if everyone would lift with the sand.

556
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Speaker 3: Maybe it's a dem boom boom, Maybe it's it's somebody else,

557
00:26:38,960 --> 00:26:41,000
Maybe Tyler Morriss can be great. Maybe I'll actually coach.

558
00:26:41,039 --> 00:26:43,000
It can be great. Somebody's got to step up and

559
00:26:43,079 --> 00:26:47,480
be great and booy up AJ. For the love of Pete.

560
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It can't just be AJ and Rob. We got to

561
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figure out somebody.

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Speaker 1: To the you know that's my guy.

563
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Speaker 3: Can't just a Richie Richie Rob Aj. There's gotta be

564
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somebody else. Let's hope somebody steps up. Let's hope somebody

565
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can lift where they and be a booie to the

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big three, the brig three.

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Speaker 1: By the way, A. J.

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Speaker 3: De Bonsa is second on Jeremy was twenty twenty six

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NBA Draft Big Board rankings.

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Speaker 4: This is what he had to say about him to

571
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six foot and nine baller shot collar.

572
00:27:13,359 --> 00:27:16,839
Speaker 3: He's only nineteen, right, ag, He's only nineteen. His previous

573
00:27:16,960 --> 00:27:20,160
ranking was number two. NBA execs widely viewed de Bonza

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as Peterson's most direct competitor for the number one spot

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because of the forwards combination of positional size, strength, and explosiveness,

576
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coupled with strong production. Debonza His style of play isn't

577
00:27:32,519 --> 00:27:36,079
always esthetic, and he's still developing as a jump shooter.

578
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But he draws files and bunches and wields a greater

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physical advantage than most players in the draft. He also

580
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is beginning to show growth as a decision maker, improving

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in recent weeks, finding teammates and being patient. His long

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term potential has earned him the benefit of the doubt

583
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from many evaluators while Big twelve teams continue to pack

584
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the paint and throw defensive looks at him. He's in

585
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the midst of one of his best stretches of the season,

586
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with excellent showings against Oklahoma State, Houston and Baylor Debonts.

587
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His offensive upside, in particular appears and thens, and the

588
00:28:09,799 --> 00:28:13,079
strides he's made in season have kept him in the

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conversation at number one. There are still plenty of improvement areas.

590
00:28:16,240 --> 00:28:18,759
He needs to polish his handle, shoot from the three

591
00:28:18,759 --> 00:28:22,960
with more consistency, and be more engaged defender. This will

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require some patience and investment, but the ceiling has.

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Speaker 1: Kept teams excited.

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Speaker 3: His rates currently twenty four and a half points per game,

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00:28:30,119 --> 00:28:32,359
six point three rebounds, three point seven assists in.

596
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Speaker 1: Twenty four games.

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Speaker 3: I would agree with those assessments, but the potential of

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AJ is very, very high, and that's why man he

599
00:28:44,359 --> 00:28:47,680
very well could go number one. Overall, and as you mentioned,

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his best ability is always whose availability. Shout out to

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AJ for always showing up, showing out and competing. Let's

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go to break, guys, Please don't go money. We're still

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to a twenty twenty six Rivals Top one hundred and

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fifty rankings update. There's a BYU recruit a commit on

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the high risers.

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Speaker 4: Uh, the the guys that are leveling.

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Speaker 1: Check this out, guys.

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Speaker 3: The midpoint of the high school season leads to a

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twenty twenty six Rivals Top one hundred and fifty rankings update.

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On Monday, Rivals updated his class of twenty twenty six

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player rankings for the ten time. This is the eighth

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update of the twenty twenty six Rivals Top one fifty,

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with the full allotment of one hundred and fifty players.

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The movement and additions are based on two key sources.

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Number one in person player valuations through the mid part

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of the high school season and number two film study

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and intel gathered on prospects since the previous update. This

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is our guy. This from our guy, Jamie Shaw. He

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hops onto the show consistently subscribed on three in Rivals.

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We advise you to do such support these guys. They

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do a tremendous job evaluating the talent around the country,

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both in football and basketball. Jamie is fantastic on the

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basketball front, he states. Since this cycle's last update in November,

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the Rivals national basketball team has attended preseason high school events,

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high Power National tournaments, and showcases, along with practices and scrimmages,

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with multiple.

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Speaker 4: Events taking place every weekend.

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Speaker 3: Rivals has also collected streams and film to comb through

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for the maximum exposure of countless events and players. The

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rankings process is a continual, continual, and often fluid one.

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Speaker 1: Okay, these are all qualifiers here.

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Speaker 3: Rivals starts ranking recruits after their freshman year, travel seasons

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before their sophomore years of high school. Each recruit can

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look a lot different for our final rankings after their

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senior year championships and All Star games are played. Jamie

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Shosts states, we have spent the last several weeks working

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on this twenty twenty six update so that will reflect

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the most accurate and current presentation of the recruiting cycle.

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This work has resulted in fourteen players making their debuts

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in the latest Rivals Top one fifty update. Interestingly enough,

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this update also reflects four players that who have already

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announced they are reclassifying from the twenty twenty seven class

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into the twenty.

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Speaker 1: Twenty six cycle.

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Speaker 3: That's always interesting to me to see these reclassification players anyway,

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they're positioning themselves maybe for a better draft stock eventual draft,

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or a better recruiting stock. They have continually collected viewings

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data on previously ranked players, keeping eyes on them since

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the previous update. So all that being said, right, the

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goal of rankings at rivals to assess a players long

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term potential at players performance on the court, and the

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continual growth will ultimately outweigh their earlier rankings. Again, every

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player's arc is different and each ranking is a snapshot

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in time. They have to go through this because otherwise

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they get just all manner of vitriol and hate from fans, parents,

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power brokers, et cetera. So take it for what it's worth, guys,

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as we go through this, and don't don't.

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Speaker 1: Hate on the rankings.

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Speaker 3: Let's talk about the high riser though right now. The

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high riser, the guy that's taking his talents to the

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next level. Dean Ruker is the biggest riser in the rankings.

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Speaker 1: The BYU commit.

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Speaker 3: Dean Ruker, six foot seven wing at tim Fu Utah,

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jumped one hundred spots to number four forty two in

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the recent twenty twenty six Rivals Top one fifty their

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rankings update. Previously at number one hundred and forty two,

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just inside the one to fifty. In November's update, Rukert

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has averaged twenty one point six points per game, five

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point seven rebounds, two point nine er sis, and three

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steals and blocks. So that's a combo of steals and blocks,

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three steals and blocks, it's called stocks. They're at Rivals

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for a seventeen to two team ranked by some among

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the top twenty five in the country. He's shooting forty

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two point three percent from the from three on the season.

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That's a blazing that's in fuego right there. Rukert is

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not the only player among the Rivals Top one fifty

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to make a big jump into the four star status.

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Speaker 1: There are others, but.

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Speaker 3: Rukert is the highest riser, the most rapid riser. Ap

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your thighser reaction to the Dean Ruker news that people

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are recognizing the game and given a tip of the

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cap to him.

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Speaker 5: Well, I think he's a good player. He's he's obviously

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been named to develop. But I think it speaks to

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b YU Basketball's ability to identify talent in the state

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of Utah because they.

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Speaker 1: Are just down the street.

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Speaker 5: Deans well, the players that are right down the street

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that have been pretty good that that we've missed on.

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But I mean, they identified a player that wasn't necessarily

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top one hundred, but they obviously believed that he that

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he was going to be something and and he's proving

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them right. What I'm interested to see is is he

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gonna play next year for b YU, because I think

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you're going to open a lot of spots with the

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players leaving in the.

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Speaker 1: Program this year. Call to serve? Oh, is he he's

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on a mission? Okay? But called to serve? Is he

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going to go?

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Speaker 3: I think Dean did Dean's mentioned is he going on

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a mission?

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Speaker 4: I think he's a mission first? Is he a mission first?

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Speaker 1: Or first? Will open shows? But I don't I don't

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know that Dean.

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Speaker 7: I don't know if Dean is I don't think so

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we'll have to double check that.

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Speaker 4: We'll have to look at the uh, let's look it's

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a transcript.

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Speaker 5: But I'm really intrigued because I think Kevin Young's done

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pretty well recruiting high school players, but none of the

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players he's really recruited from high school have done much

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on the team yet, Like Ken Kennon Catchings is the

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one high school player he's that has seen the floor

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to my knowledge, and he didn't really do much for

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BYU outside of the Baylor game, which was phenomenal. But

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I'm really intrigued as to when we're gonna see the

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high school players develop at BYU because Jegor was a freshman,

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but he was not a high school player. He was

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he was an academy player, and I mean aj was

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an academy player. I don't know if you like wash

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that is it's an academy not necessarily a high school.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I will say this much. B what you could

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use Cannon Catchings this year.

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Speaker 1: He's doing well at Georgia, Yeah, we could.

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Speaker 3: We could use that pret pretty ug So we could

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use twenty three minutes to play, twenty three games started,

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twenty three games played, forty two point five percent from

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the field, thirty five percent from the three point line,

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eleven point two points per game, UH five rebounds per

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one point four sis.

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Speaker 1: And correct to him. He's he's found a home. He's

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doing well.

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Speaker 3: The six foot nine, two hundred and twenty pounds sophomore

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at the Brownsburg, Indiana.

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Speaker 1: We miss your cannon.

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Speaker 4: We'll sure be with you, Cougar, but we understand.

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Speaker 5: You know what I you know what I feel like

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was a missed opportunity. This is a weird tangent. We've

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had two players named cannon at BYU in the last

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ten years. He had McKay cannon if you remember, and

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cannon catchings and there was not I feel like every

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time those players hit a three, the student six section

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should have been Unison said, boom. I feel like that

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is a massive missed opportunity boom because the cannon goes boom.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. I like that. Yeah, the George H. Cannon. You've

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got any just bring George Q.

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Speaker 3: Cannon to the Marriotte Center and just just just fired

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off any George.

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Speaker 5: You imagine that if any Georgia fans happened to be

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listed thing. Please carry out my dream.

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Speaker 3: And the George's You can reduce the amount of power

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in George Q. Cannon, like like a smaller mortar, you

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know what I mean? For the Merriot center, so you

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could do such a thing just boom, you know, three

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point shot anyway, missed opportunity, no doubt.

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Speaker 1: Real quick.

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Speaker 8: Gotta be careful because if you say boom and Tony

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Pidia's ref and he'll get a technical foul.

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Speaker 1: Remember that would have got some technical found.

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Speaker 7: There's a certain guy got up and he wasn't even talking.

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He was talking to what.

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Speaker 1: Tony thought he said.

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Speaker 7: And if I really want to.

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Speaker 3: Do you think Trevan's do you think Trevn's lying to us?

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Speaker 5: Not a lot on camera that he just said, bim

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like it's it.

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Speaker 1: You can says boom.

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Speaker 8: You can go back and look at him.

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Speaker 1: Tony Tony Tony, Tony, Tony is the Tony has interesting calls. Everybody.

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Everyone loves him.

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Speaker 3: I get the Ken Palm ratings love him, you know,

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for his reffing accuracy or consistency.

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