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Thanksgiving Week Tuesday, specifically November twenty fifth edition of Cougar Sports.
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He's wearing the Utah Mammoth Foody Today surprised by that
not the Utah Hockey Club got the Chubbies hat on too.
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I love hockey. It's a new thing for me, running
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all of them. I love them anyway. There you go,
you would. You definitely are a big hockey fan. I've
noticed that recently. So I actually did something I almost
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Gi man, I'll just introduce it. So we're gonna get
into some kline Sataki sound here in then initty gritty
to start off the show. He addressed the media yesterday
UCF Big Game, Big Game this Saturday, kickoff time as
eleven am on ESPN two. A lot of people probably
thought be what he was going to be in the
night game. Maybe some fans are upset. They want BYU
to have the Florida Boys freezing. That's not going to
be the case. The Sun's gonna be out. UCF needs
this game to get Bowl eligible. That would knock BYU
out of the Big Tour Championship, out the title game,
and any opportunity to go to the college football playoffs.
So this is big for both sides, more so for BYU.
Bou is a lot more to lose. But you have
the game at home, you have the twelfth man. So
we're here from Killane at in the nitty gritty, coming
up shortly here at two ten, gonna get into our
banding question of today at two thirty, let's talk about stats.
So at two forty five, and then we're gonna get
into a little college basketball segment. J T for three
will join us at three oh five, Gonna break down
this bill U men's basketball team. The win over Wisconsin
as they head out now to Orlando. BYU be in
Orlando visiting the Mouse or the Pop Touch Bowl, hopefully not.
I know the man next to me does not want
that and does not want you going, So we'll see.
But BAU basketball headed to the Terry Chocolate Invitational. That'll
be taking on Miami and then I think the winner
of the Georgetown Daton game, So we will see what
ravals from there. But JT will break it down for
us at three to zero five and then the rest
of the sound we're gonna have gonna get into Little
Cougar inside report. Talon Alfrey media availability. Talent is one
of the seniors on this team. Plays on special teams.
Remember last year in the last game of the season,
he had that scooping score, right, g man, he picked
up that ball that they try to get the BYU
with the onside ki because Arizona State got BYU with
it the game before and they went to the house
and he scores. So Talent good football player, a good
football player. Where hear how he's overcome some adversity. Remember
he tore his achilles, guys popped his achilles. I'm pretty
sure he discusses that and more so we'll get that
sound at four thirty. Jared Bledsoe, former b Yui receiver
of Utah Protective Films. He will join us at five
I shouldn't say really five o five, but he'll join
us as well as five of five. Technically the hour
three of the podcast, you can get that his interview
will be uploaded. We're gonna discuss for there are any
offensive concerns Chase Roberts, is he gonna be able to go?
Kline's gonna comment it here momentarily, and then the potential
rematch between BYU and Texas Tech on neutral site. I've
talked to Jared, and Jared mentioned that, look, you can
pump crowd noise as loud as you want. That's an
advantage that you can do at home. On a neutral site,
that's not the case. So we're gonna hear from Jared
at five oh five and discussed that as well. Gonna
hear from Austin leahos So, Austin Lea, who's to sound?
He addressed the media. I mean then Logan Litui. Logan
litouis remember he was leading a team in tackles to
start off the season for a good portion. It was
good that they got him back. We know he had
a senior day walked last year, but had another year
of eligibility. Gonna discuss LJ. Martin, Is LJ coming back?
Should he go to the draft? All of that and
more hearing your Cougar Sports Insider Radio network. But g Man,
I guess I'll ask you that before we get to
the nitty gritty. Are you concerned at all about the offense?
Bear seems to be dinged up, Chase seems to be
dinged up. I think the offense is less healthy than
the defense right now. Now, having Chase Roberts could be
a big deal without LG.
Speaker 3: Martin just looking like the best running back who ever lived.
Speaker 4: I think be way, you could have been hurting.
Speaker 3: That passing game was not insane, and you've seen a
connection Bears had with Chase robertson I still think fans underestimate.
Speaker 4: Just how good Chase Roberts is. He's very, very.
Speaker 3: Good, and not having him in the lineup is absolutely concerned.
Speaker 4: Do I think he should play? No, I think he
needs it off.
Speaker 3: I think you need him fully healthy because what do
we see with soft tissue injuries time and again he
goes out there. Yeah, it's feeling good. Midway through the
same court, I'll pulled it again. Then it's another setback
and all that. I mean, he has to go in
the Big twelve Championship game. It doesn't matter. He's got
to go in that game, period and b way you
can get by UCP without Chase roberts So, yeah, I
want to see Chase Roberts said.
Speaker 4: I really do give it to LJ.
Speaker 3: Give it to that offensive line, plow away, same game plan, whatever.
And I think Bear with an entire week of practice.
You got to understand the connection you build with receivers.
It doesn't just happen. You've got to be in sync.
You need those reps. You've seen it with Chase through
out the season. Bear was not on the same page
with those guys early on in the season. No, but
you've seen that progress with repetition boom boom boom. And
he just hasn't had that with guys like Jojo, with
Cody Hagen as much as he has with Chase Robertson, obviously,
Parker Kingston. Maybe a week full of practices, here's the
guy I want to step up.
Speaker 1: He's got to have a good connection with Tiger. Yeah,
that hasn't been been happening. Yeah, I'll be.
Speaker 3: Honest, Tiger hasn't had the impact overall that I thought
he would. I thought he'd be have fifteen to twenty
catches at this time. He'd be maybe that third fourth
guy at worse. But maybe this is time for Tiger
to Yeah, the brother connections finally coming through, and they're
gonna be guys.
Speaker 4: I think Reggie Frishneck he's.
Speaker 1: Got a little bit more time the last couple of
couple of games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's interesting, but I think Bay he's gonna have
to throw the ball. You like to think that that
LJ can just go out there and pound guys away
with thirty plus touches. Again, I don't want that.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you want that before the big
to a title game, because you're gonna need him, most
likely against Texas Tech.
Speaker 3: But I want to talk a LJU Martin. I think
his injury was the biggest blessing in disguise of his career.
Speaker 4: Prior to his injury, he was good.
Speaker 3: He was a good back that could lay a blow
and all that what we saw from LJ against Cincinnati
and not as much, but we still saw it the
week prior against TCU.
Speaker 4: He's more physical. He's laying out guys.
Speaker 3: Which is really iron because you have an ac separation.
But I think he learns something about himself over the
course of that injury where he was able to rest
and I think, and he admits it. He admitted in
his injury his confidence was not there against that. Oh
how's my shoulder going to react?
Speaker 4: Oh? Man, I don't know.
Speaker 3: And I think he got together and just got with
the mindset it doesn't matter. I need to be a dude.
I need to be something that just overcomes us. I
can't just timidly walk into this. I'm LJ.
Speaker 4: Martin.
Speaker 3: I lay the blow. I want to go the NFL
next year. Is time for me to show up, got
through whatever I have and just pound guys into the turf.
And that's what he did against Cincinnati. I think it
was a breaking point for him in a very positive direction.
He's a smart kid. We've known that about LJ. He's
very talented, but he's a different back. What we saw
against TCU in Cincinnati was an elevated LJ. Martin, which
is saying something because he's always been really good. But
what we saw against Cincinnati that was extraordinary. That was phenomenal.
I mean he's just lodging mouthguards run every one points to.
I think maybe even the more significant run there was
like a third and fourth situation where he was met
by two linebackers like two yards short of the line
of scrimmage and.
Speaker 4: He just bulldozed them.
Speaker 3: Dude just ran them over and got the first down
by two yards. To me, that was the biggest run
he had. But man, you love seeing that from LJ.
You love the guy. What is he cap to that?
I asked the question in post game are you just help?
He goes, no, I'm just more confident. I mean he
just kind of said, no, it's nothing, It's all on me.
I love it when players take accountability because that indicates
to me they're on the incline to apply it and
to become better. And that's exactly what we saw with LG.
Speaker 4: Martin. It was phenomenal.
Speaker 3: It's a great story and he's getting all the flowers
he deserves and the offensive line deserves a lot of Yeah.
Do you know who's really really good is is Bruce Mitchell.
Speaker 1: Oh, he's been like one of the highest graded, like
Linemen all year for by.
Speaker 3: Pole might be an NFL offensive one.
Speaker 1: No, no, not might I think I think he is.
I think one more year has to solidify. But there's
no ways not.
Speaker 4: He's had a phenomenal season.
Speaker 1: He's been great.
Speaker 3: He's been really really good, and he couldn't have happened
to a nicer guy. Yeah, you talked to Bruce Mitchell
man that that guy's just awesome. He's great to talk to.
But yeah, I think LJ. Martin has established himself. He's
reached a new tier, is what I'm trying to say.
So I definitely agree with you. He definitely has reached
a new tier, no doubt. But let's hear from Kalani.
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He addressed the media yesterday. You were on that call.
This what's his opening statement?
Speaker 4: Yeah, just back at it again.
Speaker 5: I hope you guys are doing good. Just really excited
about the game and you know we're at the last
game for our seniors this weekend and really really happy
with the result after watching the film and everything. Just
proud of our guys. Just a commitments of playing tough
and being in a physical, physical game.
Speaker 4: That was good.
Speaker 5: A good response from all our guys, all three phases,
and so h you know, looking forward to the momentum
that we were able to create and uh, just we
need that going into this last game. And then you
know it was we knew going into that game that
Cincinnati is gonna give us their best shot is their
senior night, and now we're hear it our senior day
in our senior game. And so the goal will be
controlling the emotions because we've been part of it and
and uh and uh, you know, we talk about it
and having those guys figure out that it's going to
be an emotional time for them, but also to embrace
the opportunity and to go out and play their best
and so really getting over the emotions of just being
your last game and maybe maybe even approaching that the
concept and the of it right now so they can
understand it. And then let's go play the game and
have fun and the uh format our best. We do
that and I think everything else will take care of itself.
A really good team. UCF is coached by Scott Frost,
who's got a great reputation and what he can do,
especially with the offensive mind that he is, uh, he's
had a lot of success at UCF and this is
a second stint. So, uh, you know, we can see
on film they're dangerous team and that they they they're
their rosters full of talent and skill and speed, and
so this is not going to be an easy game.
But we feel good about getting the most out of
our guys and and performing at our best and seeing
what happens. We're gonna need to play all three phases
compromary football and and do our best to make sure
that we're we're in a best position for success.
Speaker 4: But uh, you know, looking at.
Speaker 5: Their staff, I mean, I know Alex has been there
for a while. We've got great reputations and defensive mind
and so they have really good talent, great coaching coaches
and the coaching staff. Uh, they're well coached team, and
I know they're they're dangerous opponent. You know, you look
at what's going on in in in the Big twelve Conference,
nothing's easy, you know. So you look at the games
that happened over the weekend, a lot of tight games,
and you know, we we we remember being in a
position where they're playing for a lot right now, they're
playing for Bowl eligibility, and we're playing for a lot too,
so there's a lot riding on this game. I just
want to find a way to go, want to oh
this weekend, keep focus on the opponent, and stay humble,
stay hungry, and away we go, just kind of doing
the same things that we've been doing and trying to
keep the momentum going.
Speaker 1: Very simple when and you're in, you're in the big
talk toddle game. You control your own destiny. You're at
the crib. But look, you see up as planned for
a lot. He mentioned Scott Frost. Right now, they haven't
won a road game yet, so don't give you see
at their first road win. They haven't run away. And
when I meant that, I mean in conference, right, they
haven't won. They're zero to four on the road. You
don't want that. Scott Frost's career record is forty and
forty four. He's twenty four and thirteen at the UCM.
But fun fact, this is the first meeting between Frost
and BYU.
Speaker 3: The rule of Kalani Satake in his interviews, and I've
learned this in my time covering him, is you focus
on his opening statement. And when I say opening statement,
I don't mean the whole rambling five minutes.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about the very first thing.
Speaker 3: He saw, The first thing he says, the first thing
he addressed was he liked the physicality b way you
won that game at the point of attack. It's offensive
line and defensive lines were very, very good. And when
you talk about a game, there's something to be said
about an offensive line where you're just running. And I've
expressed this on the program. One thing I have envied
very much from the Utah program over the years is
it seems like it can get just get in that
mode where they're just running the ball and they don't care.
You know what's coming, but you can't stop it. But
you can't stop it. B what you showed that again
Cincinnati at the end of that game. It was no, guys,
we're bringing four at you again and again we're plowing
the way stop it and they couldn't do it. They're
imposing their will. And and that's for Kal like Kilawney, who's
a physical former fullback, he loves that.
Speaker 4: He lows that so much.
Speaker 3: And that's been the missing component of B what you
football is having that truly dominant line play, and it's.
Speaker 4: Starting to assert itself. No, Cincinnati's not the best task.
Speaker 3: It's a relatively weak defensive unit, but their offense is
pretty good. Their twenty first ranked running team in the country.
I mean Soresby has a lot to do with that.
He's running two quarterback yards. But b Way, you limited
them to eighty seven yards rushing and they got to
running games not a factor. They got two good running backs.
Let's give credits so that he has the guys that
can run the football. That's how b Way you won
this football game. And you haven't been able to say
that about b WAYU football. So for a guy like
Kilawney having that ingredient come forth, and he said that
in the post game. I think he says this in
the interview. I know he said in the post game.
We went in a lot of different ways, and this
was kind of a new way where b Way he's
running and just wearing out a defensive front and they
can't do anything about out a dominating the time of possession.
That was a kind of a breakthrough moment. And to
be able to do that late in the year, that's
a progression point. That's something you want to hang your
hat on. And anyway, I thought it was notable that
he let off talking about the physicality because I think
that was absolutely the underlying story of the win against
Cincinnati and against TCU.
Speaker 1: Look, going back to your point what you said earlier
before than any gritty started LJ Martin right being more
physical In the game against Texas Tech, ten carries thirty
five yards. I think you only had one carry in
the second yet, and in first that's how look that
he wasn't confident. But then backs it up against TCU
twenty one carries, eighty eight yards, four point two yards
per attempt, a touchdown right in along of ten. And
then you go to Cincinnati on the road, right, and
I know a lot of people are gonna say we're
on their best one was against Iowa State. To me,
I think the Cincinnati win is more valuable because it's
late in November. They fumbled the back last year. It's
really tough. Cincinnati's coming off of a losst to Arizona.
That's their senior night. Never they have everything to play
for g Man. And then LJ backed it up with
thirty two attempts, two hundred and twenty two yards, six
point nine almost seven yards per carry, and two Tuddy's
the one the ice the game. Look, I mean that
speaks to yeah, confident, and I agree. I think he
wasn't confident.
Speaker 3: And usually when you have those types of stats, you
can throw in like some seventy yard gimmes.
Speaker 4: Now you didn't have that.
Speaker 3: You just had a consistent running where he's making six
seven yards of pop.
Speaker 4: To me, that's even better.
Speaker 3: That's better than tossing in the seventy yard scampers where
the depense completely breaks down. That's a consistent foot on
your throat, boom, wearing you down, hand on the forehead.
Uh uh sorry, guys, we're wearing you down. And it's
effective and it was absolutely effective against the Bearcats, has
been effective.
Speaker 1: Got to make it effective against UCF. If Chase doesn't go,
you don't want to get Bear two dinged up? Who
else will you rely on? When you go back to LJ.
Bill cal back at over what I think over thirty
five touches. But that's what you want to think, is
you want that guy leading number two?
Speaker 4: Kilane?
Speaker 1: Well, how did you come out health wise? How's the
team health? The TV broadcast showed bear grimacing. How is
everyone doing?
Speaker 5: Yeah, everybody's sore. I mean, you know, Chase has got
got I mean, obviously he couldn't go in the game,
but we've we've got to make a decision on what's
the best thing for him this week, and so you know,
we'll evaluate that as we get closer towards the middle
of the week. Bear's fine. You know, the guys, guys
are tough and LJ those guys are. They're banged up.
Everybody should be banged up right now in college football,
going into the last week, last game of the season,
so the regular season, So then we don't expect anyone
to be one hundred percent until we get to Saturday.
But we're gonna have to practice hard this week. We
got we got some sparring to do and get this
team ready for for this weekend. But yeah, guys are
banged up. That that's it's a game of football. That's
why we anticipate that happening, and we know it's going
to be a painful process and.
Speaker 4: Part of it.
Speaker 5: So proud of the guys though that then there don't
find find a way to get back and get healthy
and be ready to roll. But mindset's got to be
focused on working hard and getting it done.
Speaker 1: If you want to know what Klaani is talking about
and the most important thing. He's always going to mention
that first, like you just mentioned with this opening statement.
So what I got from that, g Man Bear's fine
Chase is not.
Speaker 4: I don't want to see Chase out there.
Speaker 1: They need to do I I'm with you. I don't
want to see Chase out there. If you say you
have to make a decision, he should not be should
even dresses the question?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I b way you can get this game without Chase.
For Roberts, I believe uh, and you need him fully healthy.
He's got to be good to go against sex attack.
And even though UCUP has a lot to play for,
I think it's the type of game and you see
us kind of on the brink where it b way.
Speaker 4: You sets out to fourteen, nothing lead that they might
just quit.
Speaker 1: I agree with you.
Speaker 3: We've had some unfortunate injuries. Sorry see a peace out?
Don I think that could happen come Saturday. I don't
know what the team culture is. Well you see it,
but i'd imagine it it's it's crinkling a bit.
Speaker 1: Well, this is your last opportunity in fifteen and look
this is again you want to put you want to
step on the throw and take give them no sign.
And again I agree with you. Chase should not play
this game. He should not dress. Look, Parker Kingston has
elevated himself, I think into becoming wide receiver number one
next year. And if not, he's pretty damn close. To
my opinion, Parker's had a phenomenal year. A lot of
that has been able to benefit from Chase, but PK
has been up there. I mean he's had over two
hundred yard games this season. He's over five hundred yards
on the season. Like I remember we had Austin Colly
on the show. He's like, I think Parker's gonna step
up and have a big role. That was anticipated because
Keilan Marrion went in to the portal, went to Miami
and have to go check he might be having a
better season to kiling. But I want to fact check
that before I just make a declarative statement. But look,
Parker should be able to be your why receiver one.
You should be at a show case Reggie Fishneck. Now,
I don't know necessarily if he's gonna play g Man.
We'll get to this question later. The teasy a little
bit Kline was asked about red shirts. Reggie is played
in four games, so he's played in four games, so
you don't know if he's gonna if they play on
red shirting him, so he might not play. So okay, Ken,
exactly right. You want to reserve that so you don't
play him. So now you got Jojo, Now you got Parker.
You mentioned Tiger. Can Tiger step up? Who else can
step up from me? Can Carson Ryan?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna be at a reno? Can Cody Hagen?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: Well, that's the thing. Some of these guys are gonna
have to step up and make plays because Chase should
not go. It's it's not even a question. Chase Roberts
should not play in this game. But you have enough
in that wide receiver room, in tight end room, and
with l J. Martin and Bear in the run game
where they should not play. So look, they do have
a big decision. So I think Chase should rest up
because what's more important going and winning the Toddle game.
Even if you beat UCF by a field goal, which
I don't think they will think he'll beat him by more,
It's better to have Chase what healthy and have him
sixty percent healthy. Don't play him in this game. I'm
with you, g Man, no doubt about it. Let's get
to one final comment before we go to break Kalana.
You said and your opening remarks that momentum was built.
What areas have you seen that being built here down
the stretch?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: All of it interesting. Physical momentum is what I care
about the most. You know that the guys were tough
and strong. I mean, you know that that's that's where
you can you can always control that. You can't control
what happens to the ball. And and even if if
you know mistakes are made, we've got to always bank
on the fact that we're committed to going through a
little bit of pain and sacrificing so we can get
a win. And so that's the thing that I'll start with.
That everything else kind of works. I mean, you you
named them all right there. I was proud of the
way the guys who were able to do some things
and you know, create turnovers, take care of the football,
run the ball, be physical downhill, and also run the
ball outside. We were able to possess the ball. I mean,
Arod doesn't get enough credit for what he's able to
do as an offensive coordinator. I'm to keep telling you
that he's a dream if you're a defensive coordinator to
have because he compliments, doesn't have an ego, and he's
all about getting a win. So I love the way
that the coordinators will work together. That's with a Rod,
Jay and k Pop and and the way they were
able to work in harmony. It's reflecting the way the players,
you know, work together as a team in all three phases.
Speaker 1: Look, it's a dream to have a Rod. If you
have to scout against him as a defense, he's a nightmare.
Fans could like or dislike. It doesn't matter. Aaron Rodderck
has earned his money. Look, guys, I think they're gonna
be people who want a Rod. What is offensive coordinator elsewhere?
Maybe a head coach. He's earned that opportunity. What he
showcased with the bear ten wins. Gim man, I know
we got to get the break. We gotta finish up
on this last comment. I'll let you finished up. Ten wins,
though ten and one double digit win seasons are hard
to come by. Offensive showcase that with the true freshman
who's eighteen.
Speaker 3: A Rod's progression as a football coach. I don't think
is a story that's told enough. This is a guy
that crashed and burned at Utah. He was let go,
he got his position taken away from him, kind of
went went back, went back on staff, just like okay whatever.
Then he gets hired on it. B wau nas an
offensive coordinator, he's under Grimes rises up and he's worked
himself back up.
Speaker 4: This is a redemption story.
Speaker 3: And what he's been able to formulate this year and
produce what bear Bachmeier at quarterback.
Speaker 4: Is, it's phenomenal.
Speaker 3: It's one of the better stories on the team is
just a Rod descending and not making it the first
time and coming back and being the quality coordinator he
is now.
Speaker 4: No one's criticizing Aaron Roderick. I mean, there's some stupid.
Speaker 3: Fans out there that are still on the a Rod
hatred train. I think those guys, Woul could criticize any
offensive coordinator ever, but you're not hearing that.
Speaker 4: This year he's been phenomenal.
Speaker 3: This is this last year and he's validated himself many
many times over.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, he definitely has validated himself, going to
continue to do so. A couple of games left a
lot more football to be played. But that was your
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with Kilanie Sataki as he addressed the media yesterday in
preparation for this big game against you CF let's get
to number four, Kalani. Second week in a row, your
defensive line was named the Big Toeal defensive line of
the week. How well have they been playing, especially as
you're in the end of the season stretch right now.
Speaker 5: I mean, the guys are understanding a lot of what
they can do up front. We have a lot of
young guys that are still learning and growing in the
in the system. But it's also good to see leaders
like you know, Keanu and JT. Those guys do some
wonderful things up front. And then you combine that with
what Ville and you know, Body and Clegg and Ta
Seeley and Nucy all those guys in the mix. Man,
you get a bunch of guys with a nissi and
and you know, those guys are all playing great football
and they're doing it at a high level. And I
think I think you have to kind of look at
their coaches too. They they do some really good things together, man.
And then it's been nice And I know a lot
of the attention goes to the linebackers, but there's there's
people in front of the linebackers making stuff happen and
getting pressure on the quarterback and causing interceptions things like that.
Those guys have been able to create some chaos and
that's been nice to depend on.
Speaker 1: Definitely been nice to depend on.
Speaker 4: Gmail.
Speaker 1: What do you love the most about this defensive line
down to stretch Vasa, I feel like he's played the
best he has all season.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think his next comment's going to touch
on a Nis Purcell, which I thought it was really
notable that he was playing with that club on his
hand and essentially playing with one arm, and they still
felt he was effected enough to play. But defensive ends
are the story. I think Keatanovas has had his two
best games of the year. He's made He's starting to
make that impact everyone wanted to see. But those how
they work and progress these defensive ends is going to
be very fascinating from this time into next year. I
still think one of these guys, and I think it's
gonna be Nucy Tamoy Pays probably going to be linebacker.
Speaker 1: Really think.
Speaker 3: I think he could be the next Jack Kelly. That's
what I'm kind of seeing from him. I think he
has that kind of ability tell s was just a
pure Russian man. Has he come on strong the last
two games he looks really really good. There's a play
against uh TCU where he shed his his block and
caught the running back go in the opposite direction from
behind for one yard loss. Man, that's good stuff. That
is really really good stuff. He's a lot of times
when you get these transfers from Texas like the reason
in their back is they.
Speaker 4: Weren't that good.
Speaker 3: Nah, not was good enough to play at Texas. And
it's a blessing the b way he has. I mean,
he's establishing himself. Klegg's been sold all year. It's gonna
be fascinating to see how they rotate and how creative
they can get. And it gives you options, man, it
gives you a lot of options up front. I think
the real key is to get all of them to
stay within the program. Now, uh, they're gonna get a
boost and I l but that's my prediction. I wish
Ben was here to to say if I'm crazy or not.
But I really think telmoy Peyo could be a Jack Kelly.
I think he has that kind of ability. Maybe he'll
pay well Jack Kelly plays quite a bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's different, but I mean, yeah, I think the
upside for Nucy is better than Jack Kelly. And here's
here's why Nucy's starting at defensive end and is coming
off the edge fast once he learns how to come
down and look, he played both in high school, but
to be in the middle linebacker position, once he learns
how to read defenses, knows what's going on. Dude, you're
doing at the defensive line level, once you become the
signal caller in the middle, because now college they got
the dot and you could communicate that. I don't think
her takes off. Look I'm not Ben. I didn't play,
but I think Ben would agree with you. He's got
a bright future.
Speaker 3: I want to give a lot of love to Body
schoon Over. He was a high, highly regarded recruit out
of high school. He just wasn't really anywhere for two years.
It's like this guy ever gonna pan out? And this
year he's really come on.
Speaker 1: He's playing a big, big role, no estate head back
to back sacks in that game.
Speaker 3: He's kind of that hybrid defensive tackle defensive end. He's
put on the weight, he's found his niche and he's
being very impactful out there. So promps to Body the
American four kids always pan out at b way, it
seems like they really do.
Speaker 1: Clet looks great. Their coach very ryan.
Speaker 3: Coach Beams one of my favorite coaches at the high
school level, and he's yeah, Chase Roberts obviously, and.
Speaker 1: They posted a picture of the cave Man. It was
like seven or eight of them, you know, playing for BYU,
So you're not wrong. Phenomenal group anyway.
Speaker 3: Clawnae gets really really excited when he talks physicality on
that defensive front, and for good reason.
Speaker 1: A hundred percent let's get to let's get the number
five g Man alluded to it a little bit. Anissi
Purcell came back. He's got that club on the hand, though,
how is that limiting him if at all? Any And
what's his presence like now that he's back in the lineup.
Speaker 5: I think he can only pick his nose with one hand.
Now that that sucks, you know, But he's uh, he's effective.
I mean, you can't use the club as a weapon,
but I'm proud that our our training room and our
doctors could figure out away from the keep playing. But
he's uh, yeah, he's effective enough. Unfortunately, can't use that hand,
but he can use the rest of his body and
and you know, to take up some space. But then
the club is definitely helping him. Just be on the
field and stay stay safe.
Speaker 3: Can't pick his nose, g Man, I tend to get
sour and I don't feel like people listen to me
a lot. An easy Percell's really really good and not
having him in the lineup has hurt. And he's so
good now that he's essentially playing with one arm and
he's still getting reps. He's been very, very good. Everyone's like, y'all,
justin Kirkland, justin no An easy per sells the guy, Yeah,
that's your third defensive tackle, and maybe they can get
that club off. I kind of suspect it's going to
be there for the rest of the year, at least
until the Big twelve championship.
Speaker 4: Game at least. But he's been really really good for
this team.
Speaker 3: And he made an impact just taking up reps.
Speaker 4: The thing about guys, it doesn't.
Speaker 3: Really matter how many plays you make and how effective
just being able to be there and taking up reps.
Speaker 4: The body schoon over doesn't have to that that.
Speaker 3: John tomoy Peu doesn't have to or that's valuable, or
he can give them a rest and the level play doesn't.
Speaker 4: Drop that much.
Speaker 1: That's that's the beauty.
Speaker 3: Of having a really good rotation at the defensive tackle position.
So him being in there makes count a ton of
bossa better and more effective. It makes everybody more effective
because he's given them rest and he's he's helping them
get their wind and be as effective as possible when
they come in. That's the real beauty of having a
Nis Purcell back in the lineup. So props to the
training staff. Hopefully we see him out there for the
rest of the year because that's a big thing. It's
a big thing for this bwayed defense.
Speaker 1: Look when he was out, you could definitely tell there
was a some issues on the defensive line because, like
you said, they rotate, they got a bunch of guys
down there, and look they got the guys talented on
the edge and to Celia Khanna, Nucy Thalabao like those guys.
And but when Kano needs a break, when JT needs
a break, like Anisy's that next guy that steps up.
And until he got dinged, you know, he's been playing phenomenal.
So yeah, he can't pick his knows they can't use
the club as a weapon. Thanks Kiline for letting us
know I would hope not. He don't go slinging out
there and knocking someone out. Look, I've talked to some guys.
They said they can't feel anything if even if it's hit,
but you still it's not a weapon. So I love that,
Love that Kline clarified that for its number six Kilane.
I know you're going to honor a bunch of seniors
on Saturday. What does this particular class mean to.
Speaker 4: You as leadership?
Speaker 5: The overall buy in and then the willingness to bring
their brothers along, you know, just just I look at
all these guys and then then I mean, it's awesome.
I'm so proud of them and proud of what they've
been able to build here and the culture that's thriving
with them, and the autonomy that they've been given. But
the ability to take that even further and you know
it have it reach out to the fan base and
to the community. It's just super impressive, and I'm just
proud of all of them.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 5: I just I love what they've been able to do,
you know, on the football field, but more proud of
what they've been able to accomplish in the classroom. We've
had record GPAs as a team because of them and
what their example that they said, and then what they've
been able to do in the community. On the field
stuff has been amazing too. So they've they've had a
lot of wins and they've ushered us into the you know,
into the Big twelve and had some success now the
last couple of years, and we just got to finish
a strong for them.
Speaker 1: Look, if you've been to score that long, you better
be boosting the team up with GPAs. That's all I
got to say. I'm joking. Look, yeah, I mean, look
at the senior class gym, and I'm gonna read the
names for you just so you know. Talon Alfrey, Maury Bomba,
who got his year back right, Jayden dunlap Ethan Erickson,
Will Farron g Man, Garrison Grimes, Cole Hagen, Isaiah Jada
transfer from Colorado, Jack Sach Kelly Right, Whalon Lapuahu, Austin
lehu'sa logo litoy Enich now and he way kafusiofok like
he's there. Chase Roberts, Carson, Ryan John Tom Boo, Tanner Wall,
the Great Wall of Provo, as they call him, those
are your eighteen seniors.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a good senior class. They're gonna miss every
single one of those guys. Yeah yeah, yeah, you didn't
name one guy that I thought, Oh, no big deal.
Speaker 4: Even a Jayden Dent dumblap.
Speaker 3: He's given some good minutes, he's given some good reps
out there. The team culture strong. I was thinking the
two thousand and eight Utah team was a team I
watched and I never thought they were that good, but
they just found a way to win games that whole year.
Then they get to the Sugar Bowl just womp on
Alabama's Like, Wow, maybe they were that good. I think
the way is a lot like that two thousand and
eight Utah team.
Speaker 4: I really do.
Speaker 3: I think there's a lot of similarities or it just works.
Guys are just understand what the team is, they understand
how they do things, they believe in each other, they
keep on doing it. I still love the quote that
Chase Roberts gave after the Iowa State game where it's
just like, hey, people, this is what we do.
Speaker 4: People.
Speaker 3: It doesn't look pretty, but we don't give up. We
find ways and we're gonna beat you. We're gonna beat
you every time. That's the way football. The culture and
identity is very very strong on this team, and it's
born out to a ten and one record on the year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, definitely showing out and the record is showing Look,
Dave and Gimmy, you might have to correct me, and
I might need to get the stats better and prepare
a little bit better. But this is the second time,
well not six, excuse me, the fourth time in the
colonies to tac Era. Maybe fifth, if I'm correct mine,
be fourth that he's had double digit wins, ten wins,
and if I could go back correctly, so twenty one
because that was a year with Jaron Hall, and then
twenty twenty four now twenty five, so four that I
mean those you can't you can't take wins like that
for granted, he can't you. And look, you might not
like the way a Rod may call a play at
a certain moment. He might not be the best. Look,
no one's perfect. You might not like that Klannie went
for it on a fourth and seven with Sam vander Harr.
You might not like that he maybe have taken points
when you wanted him to go for a Look, four
ten win seasons, he's been a coach for ten years.
So out of his tenure spin he's had double digit
wins four times. So six years he did not first
year was you know, second year seess me didn't go
to a bowl game. That was a tough yard remember
that twenty seventeen. But look what he's done since then. He's,
like you said, he's built a fine culture. So Kalani
deserves all the credit in the world. Number seven with
Tiger Bachmayer's role. How has he been as a teammate Kialanie.
There's a lot of attention on Bear.
Speaker 5: I think, I mean, he's been amazing just with his
leadership because he works hard all the time. He's not
you know, I think when you look at the stats,
they don't jump out of you. But he does all
the little things right. And there's things that he does
on the field that that that that you don't really
show up on the stats. You know, he blocks runs,
right routes, and he does all the little things right.
I mean he's not perfect, but but uh you know,
but man, he's close to it, and he's he's a
perfect teammate. So and it helps that he has a
little brother, you know, playing under center, so he's been
amazing for us, and you know, we it's just been
good to see him thriving the culture that we have
and for him to be a big brother, not just
to to Bear but to the others.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's definitely not perfect.
Speaker 2: G Man.
Speaker 1: You probably saw this during the game. I know I
saw it. Bessie Sataki was yelling, yelling at him. So
what did I tell you to do?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: Look, not everybody's gonna get tape right. Some people are
gonna mess it up. But yeah, and look, when your
brother's overshadowing you, maybe like that, and that's what the
nature of the position at quarterback and when you're not
making the plays, that's gonna be the case. Like g
Man brought up his numbers earlier in the first segment
here in this first hour, six receptions he's had all
year for fifty three y eight point eight yards per
catch and hasn't gotten an end zone yet. You've been
waiting to see that. But g Man, sounds like you're
confident that Tiger could step up this game against UCF
and that brother or brother connection. You gotta get him
one touchdown at least before the season's over. You got
to have one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, someone's got to step up because we're assuming Chase
Roberts is going to be out and yeah, and I
don't want to be all mad if he's out there.
Maybe the hamstrings is hurt illed and he's.
Speaker 4: Ready to go. I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's really hard to diagnose those, but I'm I'd be
willing to bet we're not gonna see Chase Roberts come Saturday.
Speaker 4: And hopefully Bear can.
Speaker 3: Just just stay after practic, just throw to those guys,
get on that same page, get that connection. You think
Tiger would be the obvious choice. Those guys have gotta
I'm just guessing they've thrown around the ball quite a
bit and they know each other's movements quite a bit.
So so hopefully Tiger can become that guy. I think
he has ability. I think he can be good and
hopefully we see that. And and Cody Hagen. We haven't
had the breakout from Cody that I was anticipating this
entire season. Maybe it comes.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I agree if you I think you probably said Rachie
frishnek I preserve that red shirt year. Yep, that's warranted.
And you just go to Parker Kington over and over
and over and over again. Involved Carson Ryan split him
out more like you did against TCU.
Speaker 4: That's probably what you want to do.
Speaker 3: But yeah, there's options, and that's that's the good thing
about this Bay football team is you can.
Speaker 4: You can.
Speaker 3: You can overcome an injury to a guy like Chase Roberts,
especially against a team like UCF who doesn't look very formidable.
Speaker 1: Especially on the last day of the season at home
Senior Day. You better overcome it. Otherwise you're gonna be
going very salty to the Alamobo And I feel bad
of who that opponent would because they would spank them
that were the case, But don't think that will be. Look,
just had a two hundred yard day. Is it PK's
turn to have a two hundred yard date? Can Cody
Hagen go for a hundo? We're gonna find out momentarily.
Last couple of things, Kalani before we let you go
to number eight, what is your philosophy on guys who
aren't seniors that want to walk?
Speaker 5: Yeah, of course, I mean we did that with Chase
Roberts last year, and we do that at a number of guys.
I mean, that's that's just a well we won't do
it the right way. Some guys are lucky they get
to they get two senior walks and blankets and things
like that.
Speaker 1: So g Man, that is a tease for a question
that he's going to be asked her momentarily about one
l J.
Speaker 4: Martin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think LJ. Martin is going to walk. I
think he's not a senior, but I think he's going
to be a guy that will be honored on Saturday.
Speaker 4: What say you, I have no objections to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean if LJ deserves anything, he deserves two
senior blank That guy deserves a lot for what he's
been able to do. I remember prior to the season,
I don't think there's any way he could withstand what
he was going to incur uh this year. I thought
he'd get hurt, and when he got went down against Ie,
oh there it is. Can't come back.
Speaker 4: He was going to be hurting.
Speaker 3: Lack of death finally bid them him enduring and running
at his best against Cincinnati late in the year, where
he's stronger than he was at the first of the
year is the development I was not anticipating. So props
to LJ. Martin, who I think has reached another tier
since that Texas Tech game, and props to the training
staff and the play called whatever.
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 3: Lj's season has been absolutely remarkable where he hasn't had
any real help.
Speaker 4: It's been all him. Yell.
Speaker 1: Now, we were told about the coaching staff, they had guys.
Speaker 4: We're told, no, where are they?
Speaker 1: Look, I'm not trying to look. I'm ben doesn't like
maybe that do that and poke the bear. But I'm
gonna poke the bear when you say you have guys,
no pun intended. But when I don't see people, I'm
gonna bring it up.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I think Preston Rex has kind of heard. I
think that's why we haven't seen him.
Speaker 1: Absolutely because Enich now he has been taking a touch.
Is not saying Enoch doesn'ts is what he is.
Speaker 4: He's not a guy that has a great burst of speed.
Speaker 3: He's just a solid kind of I don't want to
say plotting because that's too negative. But we know what
he is right, and these guys aren't close stelgiam No,
No one's closepe.
Speaker 1: So he is on tier one. These guys might be
on tier three.
Speaker 3: Congratulations to l J. Martin for having one of the
best running back years in recent memory from a BWA
running back, and Ways has some really really good years.
Speaker 4: Put forth by running backs, and Algie Mart's.
Speaker 1: Right there, says a lot with Tyler our Er, who
was here.
Speaker 3: I don't know top five. I'd have to top five.
I think I just have to give it more historical perspective.
Speaker 1: But that game was top seven. That was the seventh
best single run.
Speaker 3: Essentially, he's Harvey Unga, He's He's, He's Curtis Brown, He's
he's uh, He's, he's Tyler Algier, He's Jamal Williams. He's
right there with those guys, which is extraordinary, which is
why he's not coming back.
Speaker 1: I try to fans are getting mad at me this year,
next year, you mean twenty twenty sevens like, guys, he's
a running back, he's not a receiver. Running backs span
is six to eight years in NFL. Listen to me.
It is the Derek Henry that you see as an anomaly.
He like the that's the NFL running back stands. I
think it's six to eight years. What you see from
Jonathan tail Like, it takes a toll on your body.
I don't think you're gonna see more running backs. Go
above nine, ten eleven, Like, I don't think they stay
in the league that long and something are gonna go
pull data from what I'm saying and showcase tes. But
like before it starts to wear, before you have a
major injury, I think you get that six eight years.
If you want to extend to nine, sure, but I'll
just gotta go now he's young. It's twenty twenty one,
Like you're young, Go get it, do not wait. Take
the bag if it's there. And I think his stock
right now is the highest that it's gonna get. So
you have to do it's better for yourself. And no,
fans want to see you come back. They want to
see number four running the backfield. No, do what's best
for you, LJ. And if you declare, everybody in Kugarnation
will still support you, Number nine. Kialine U see Effens
battling for all eligibility. What are you expecting from them
as they're battling for their postseason lives on Saturday?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're expecting a lot.
Speaker 5: I mean we were in that position a couple of
years ago, you know, and and so we know exactly
what their mindset's gonna be. Lot to play for on
their side and also for us. And I mean, this
is the simple thing is we want to win at
home for our fans but also for our seniors, and
and we won't. You know, there's a lot riding for
writing on it for us too, So it's a big
game for both sides. And you know we're going to
get their best shot. We just need to make sure
that our shows ups as well.
Speaker 1: You're going to get their best shot. And I agree
with Kolana. You want to make sure that yours is
showcase more than theirs. You can't have a leadown g man.
Speaker 3: They will. I'm overlooking uc UP. I don't think overlooking
declared them on that and I can overlook them. It's
not important, but not important. But I've seen the team
got to beat them by thirty that has not has
been a faltering team. In November Bust thirty to three
to Baylor. Really Baylor thirty to twenty seven loss versus Houston.
That's not bad. But I think UCF's a lot better
at home than they are on the road. Got pounded
by Texas Tech. Here's the game you look at. They
only beat Oklahoma State seventeen fourteen.
Speaker 1: At homeless Yeah, that was that was Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oklahoma State's bad.
Speaker 1: They're really bad. I don't think they want to get
a conference.
Speaker 3: Really bad football team if you're only due to Oklahoma
State seventeen fourteen at home. Yeah, and they've had some injuries.
I need to look more into that. I haven't seen it, man,
Oklahoma States. Man, they haven't won since the first game.
I didn't realize it was that bad.
Speaker 1: No, they you know it's bad when they have one
to get a conference yet.
Speaker 4: And now I'm doing the comparative.
Speaker 1: That's back to back seasons that Oklahoma State hasn't won
a conference. We need to fact check that, and dude,
do some numbers. When was the last time Oklahoma State
lost back to back, back to the back season with
no conference wins.
Speaker 3: Oklahoma State hung with Kansas State two saturdays ago.
Speaker 1: I mean, Avery Johnson, look, you and I were texting
Avery Johnson FuMB with the back in the Utah game. Like,
I know, people thought I was crazy, but I was like,
run the ball. If they're playing softs on coverage, maybe
Joe Johnson could go to the house again. Look anyway,
Avery Johnson, struggles are throwing a football. So I just
think that's why they were in this team.
Speaker 3: James mentality is far elevated over that of the g Mans,
and they will be ready to go. They'll take care
of business. They know what they have to do. They're
gonna be fine.
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