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the ESPN the Fan hot Line and welcome in one

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of the stars of this BYU women's soccer team. We

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got Mackenzie Vans online. Mac, how we doing today?

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Speaker 3: I'm very grateful to be here, so I'm excited.

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Speaker 2: You should be.

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Speaker 1: You guys are going to the Big twelve Championship a

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second time in three seasons. Super happy for you guys.

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How is this possible? You guys knocked off Baylor last night,

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knocked off the number one seed two days before that,

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and now you're in the championship.

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Speaker 3: I know it's exciting, especially like all the hard work

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that we have put on put in this season on

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and off the field, like it's finally coming to light

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and I think we're peaking at the right time. So

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it's just it's a really really exciting moment for us.

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Speaker 1: Please take me through you know the mindset of his team. Obviously,

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you guys were number eight. You battled injuries this season

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as everybody does up and down. But we know what

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byuom in soccer is you guys are never an underdog.

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And I think the world might have been shocked when

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they said, oh, number eight seed upsets number one. Tc

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was like, that's not upset to me. I mean, this

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team's talented, bro Like, look at the pedal of this team.

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There's no upset when it comes to byum in soccer,

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it's always dubs.

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Speaker 3: Oh absolutely. And the funny thing is, like we knew,

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like we're not an eight seed obviously, just as much

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as Kansas probably is in a seventh seed and we're

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playing them in the final. But you know, our biggest

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thing coming into the match, especially against TCU and especially

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against Baylor, was having that underdog mentality, was saying, we

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have nothing to lose, we have everything to gain from

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that situation. And if we just go in with that

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defensive mentality, you know, hunting every every ball, first to

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the ball first and second to the ball, and then

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having that attacking mindset, getting shots off, taking on players,

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being aggressive in the attacking third. And we did exactly that.

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We followed our game plan, and you know it came

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with a great result.

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Speaker 1: If you don't mind give me a little insight, what

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was the game plan against Baylor? But mind you to

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give fans context. You guys played them earlier, had lead,

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know it slipped away, but you got your get back.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. No, that again, defensive mentality, like that was our

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biggest thing going into this game. Was like we knew

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if we went in hard, especially those first ten fifteen minutes,

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defensively making sure they don't get a shaw off, you know,

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hunting on every single ball, doubling down on players first

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and second balls out of the air. We knew that

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if we could set the tone off defensively, then everything

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else will come and flow. And that's exactly what happened.

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So props to my team. They did an amazing job.

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Our back line, Chelsea, everybody you know, stepped up big

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and even players coming off the bench. Everybody fulfilled their

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Speaker 1: You said her name, I was gonna bring her up next,

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Chelsea Peterson. Please tell me a little bit more about Chelsea.

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This was someone and we talked to Ellie a few

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days ago, I mean looked like she was done with soccer.

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And then obviously Peyton goes down with an injury. You

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know now per Jeram Jordan that you know she's out

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with the season with ACOL we wish Payton a speedy recovery,

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and then next thing, you know, Chelsea steps in, has

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to play the rest of the Utah game.

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Speaker 2: TCU shuts out Baylor and I'm.

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Speaker 1: Like, man, it's just you guys got depth right there

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in that goal.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, And I'm sure you've heard Chelsea's story, like it's

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an insane story. It's an awesome story. And the fact

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that she's been able to come in and still set

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the tone very high, you know, get that shut out

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against Baylor, which is huge, even against TCU, came out

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big time, really big saves. Like we couldn't be happier

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with her, and I think, you know, one game after

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another is just leading to her confidence. It's getting back

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into you know, how she once played as a cool keeper.

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but it doesn't look like it. And it's just been

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awesome to see her thrive in that role.

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Speaker 1: What has made Elie Wallbrook so great in this Turn

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and Run specifically, we know what she's capable of, but

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Ellie's been on one back to back games of braces.

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Speaker 3: One thing I can say about Ellie and I feed this,

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I feed off of her for this is like her

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just mentality to be a dog on the field, Like

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every every single time, even before a game, she's coming

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up to me and she's like, let's freaking goal, Like

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let's be dogs, Like let's just get after it. And

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like when somebody has that kind of personality, it feeds

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off of everybody else. It gets everybody else hyped and going.

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of the most dangerous players on her team when she

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gets that ball at her feet, like good luck to

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the opposing goalkeeper. You know. So it's just been awesome

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to see your back on that field and really thriving.

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through a major injury like in ACL.

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Speaker 1: No, she wasn't. She was named All Big Twelve first Team.

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That's an accomplishment as well. But you and yourself, you know,

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let's not take away I know this is what players

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would do. They'll talk about their team is rightfully so,

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and but we got to talk about you two. You

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battled some injuries this season, take us through the Utah goal,

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and I believe you. I don't know if you had

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an assist in the Baylor game, but you set up

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someone in the eighteen yer box as well.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so that Utah goal, Like again, defense mentality feels

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our offensive mentality. And I think that game we were

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shutting Utah down and it was just giving us some

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flow in the attacking third. And when I got the ball,

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I saw it was a one bi one opportunity and

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I just you know, went after it and it resulted

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in that goal. And obviously I couldn't have done that

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without my teammates. So all the prop to them.

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Speaker 2: What is made your b YU experience?

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Speaker 1: And I'll let you sound off on it whatever way

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you feel, But what's made it so great? You at

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UCLA could have stayed, could have gone anywhere else in

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the country.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 1: We know the nature of the trans reporter in I yal,

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I'm and I'm not trying to get you in trouble.

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Speaker 2: You know that, Mac, But you chose to talk to by.

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Speaker 1: You're you're not a member of the faith, like, No,

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I'm serious and I always am. So, you know, astounded

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when players like you and people like yourself coming to

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be you and you thrive in the culture and you.

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Speaker 2: Fit in so well.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think the biggest thing that kind of drove

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me to Coda to BYU was honestly their faith, Like

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everybody is extremely driven here, you know, they don't let

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outside distractions get in the way of anything. And I

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really wanted to put myself into an environment where I

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could find the love of the sport again, fall back

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in love with soccer, fall in love with you know,

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just playing soccer again is really the biggest thing. And

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you know, when you're surrounded by such great people with

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such great morals, like it's hard to say no to

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a culture like that. And so I knew the best

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way to get one hundred percent of MAC was to

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be put into an environment like that. And BYU has that,

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Speaker 2: Yeah, BYU is it is different.

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Speaker 1: And it's one of I've heard one of the greatest

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places you know on earth from people. And to see

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that you've been able to thrive in and just remind people.

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You know, Mac play to Ucla from twenty twenty to

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twenty twenty three, playing in twenty games Italian two goals,

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three or sis and eighteen shots, and you think of Ucla,

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we know the pedigree that Ucla soccer has no secret

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there at all.

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Speaker 2: Mac, what do you want your soccer legacy.

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Speaker 1: I guess as a whole as you finish up your

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career byu to do, I know you got one more

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game you plan on playing professionally?

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Speaker 3: Uh yeah, I think you know. With my legacy, I

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just want people to be them. Like if you're especially

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when it comes to the technical side of the game,

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if you're somebody who takes people on one b one,

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have the confidence to go one be one at people

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like I can't rave that enough. Like, don't shy away

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from who you are as a player on and off

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the field, especially on that field. Like when you get

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those opportunities, go at them. If you make mistakes, guess

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what failure. Failure is part of success, Like you have

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to fail to succeed in life, and you just learn

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from those mistakes and you just keep going at them

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because eventually, one day you'll be sitting at a place

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like I am, Like my teammates are going to the

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Big twelve Championship because none of us are regretful for

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anything that we've done on that field. We just give

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it out all and you know the outcome is out.

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Speaker 1: You gotta be able to work hard, and you know

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when you work hard, obviously, you'll be blessing. You guys

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have been blessed. I want to ask this. I know

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you played basketball growing up? How did basketball I don't

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think if I asked you this, how did basketball help

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Speaker 3: Honestly, this is funny because my problem with basketball was

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I would foul out within the first you know, ten

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to fifty minutes of that game. But no, honestly, playing

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any other sport besides soccer growing up has been huge

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and reflecting towards how I'm able to play in soccer.

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Like I think, it just makes you a much more

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valuable player, a much more athletic player. And basketball definitely

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brought out the aggressiveness in me, and you know I

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quick feet moving, moving your feet around also helps a

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lot when it comes to soccer. But yeah, I love

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playing basketball growing up. It's fun, for sure.

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Speaker 1: Do you have a favorite basketball player in the w NBA?

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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I honestly don't watch.

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Speaker 2: The That's okay.

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Speaker 3: I'm more of a basketball fan. You know, I'm a

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Curry fan. That man's awesome. So yeah, if I had

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to lean towards A favorite basketball player would definitely be Curry.

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Speaker 1: He's second to none, and that conditioning is crazy. I

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wouldn't want to chase that man or you on the

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pitch by any I'm not in condition like that. Those

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days are behind me. I'm no longer in my young twenties.

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I'm closer to thirty and I have a little one,

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so hopefully she'll get me back in shape. Is she's

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starting to walk now here with mackenzy Vans on esp.

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Speaker 1: I know. I always talk to Jin because she's come

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to a few games, and I'm like, look in the

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next year to him to start to need the programs

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here in Utah. Gotta start pitching the pitch. I've told

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Ellie as well, I look where do I need to

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put her? Align her so you know she can be

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a future player. Dad wasn't an athlete, but you know,

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let's invest in the you know, the daughter. Me and

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mom are like, hey, let's get her on the pitch

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because we we're not those people. She's not very tall,

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but I'm like, you, look, you don't have to be

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tall in soccer. I'm about five six five, so it

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wasn't blessed. Yeah, anyway, listen anyway, get back to you,

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you said, I also know you're a huge food group. Okay,

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so I need you to evaluate the food as you've

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been down there in Texas.

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Speaker 2: What's been the best so far?

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Speaker 3: Honestly, We've been having this chain called flower Child. Have

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you heard of it? I have not, Okay, it is phenomenal.

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They have one in Salt Lake that I've been to

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a couple of times, but that has been my favorite

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meal so far.

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Speaker 1: Here.

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Speaker 3: You know, you get chicken or steak, and then you

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can get a side of like broccoli or mac and

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cheese or sweet potatoes, and that's honestly been really good.

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I know. Today we have a really exciting adventure. We're

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going to BUCkies. A lot of people haven't been to

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BUCkies before, so everybody is craving that BUCkies right now,

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so that will be fun.

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Speaker 1: Look, I don't want to ruin anything for you, but

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I'm amazing BUCkies.

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Speaker 2: I love me some BUCkies.

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Speaker 1: So I'll just let you experience that and then maybe

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ketch up with you at a different point and let

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you give me your vac I.

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Speaker 2: Know my thoughts.

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Speaker 3: Okay, I definitely I'll let you know.

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Speaker 1: Definitely on Bucks k let's finish up. You can get

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you out of here. On a couple of things, you

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guys take on Kansas now, obviously you're familiar with them,

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played them earlier, didn't go your way. I feel like

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this is just a big twelve tournament revenge tour. You

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just had a chance to get everybody. You go get

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them tomorrow. Well, give us a scott and report on Kansas.

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Speaker 3: Obviously, Kansas is a really talented team. They're a little

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bit more direct. They have a little bit of a

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sweeper style defensively, nothing we haven't seen before obviously, and again,

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if we set that tone defensively and then just be

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free and flowing in the attacking third and just doing

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what we do best, you know, I think I think

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we have this in the bag, and especially when it

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comes down to our hard work and our grit. You know,

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I think you've seen that in the TCU game, the

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Baylor game. We're not backing down. And you know, this

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is only the start, it's the beginning. We have the

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NCAA Tournament coming up too, and I just think, you know,

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every team should watch out because we have a little

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chip on our shoulder. And we're for everybody and we

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know we all have the talent and belief in each

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other to do it.

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Speaker 1: I love how you're talking and talking walk on the

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walk man to see you guys like, no, like, I

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honestly feel like I've watched you know, most of these games.

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the show live and everything. There's some moments where we're

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not able to watch everything, so trying to stay tuned

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in and man like Ellie's goals, Uh, just seeing everybody

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likes so locked.

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Speaker 2: In and I can't.

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Speaker 1: I wish that I could be on the sideline and

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not watching on my you know device tomorrow because I

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think I think you guys are gonna rectify you know

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two yours. I think the Big twelve title is coming

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back to Provo YouTube. I think Ellie Wallbrook's gonna take

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that MVP of the tournament back as well.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. Absolutely, I couldn't agree more.

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Speaker 1: What would that mean to you? We'll get you out

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of here on this mac? What would that mean to

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end the be? What in your soccer career? And when

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I mean not because you still got tournament play of

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the NCAA, but in conference play with the conference champion

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title for you, it.

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Speaker 3: Would mean everything to me. I mean, it would just

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justify all the hard work my team has put into this.

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You know, obviously, our season's been rocky and we've just

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been constantly grinding and fighting and we all know what

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we deserve and we know how to get there, and

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so you know, winning this championship would just, you know,

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justify all the hard work that we've put in.

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Speaker 1: Well, everybody in Cougar Nation here in Provolong the Wall

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to So Lake maybe than not them, but definitely the

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Cougar fans in the state of Utah. All I wish

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you the best us here at ESPN the fan myself

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been Brett always bringing the hammer. Good luck tomorrow and

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we know that you guys will be bringing that title

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back to add to that trophy case in Jen Rockwood,

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another title.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I'll let you go back. Okay, that was McKenzie.

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Speaker 1: That was Mackenzie Vance right there, and a little insider

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lot more to get to.

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Speaker 1: On a Thursday, November sixth edition of Cougar Sports right

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here on one, O, three nine and ninety eight three