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down the VYU TCU game and the accomplishments of one

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bear Bachmeyer bounce back game. For bear Bachmeyer, he was

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slinging the pill looking good and toting the rock for touchdowns.

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Speaker 2: Welcome and former BYU great one of the best gun

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slingers to quarterback at BYU. We got John Beck on

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the line. John, how you living?

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Speaker 4: I'm doing good?

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Speaker 3: Then, how are you guys doing fantastic? How was the

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weekend in the back home?

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Speaker 4: It was awesome. We actually had a Friday playoff win

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and then ran up to the game on Saturday mornings,

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so I actually got to be up there for the game.

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I got in Saturday afternoon, went to the game, got

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to be there to see Johnny Harlean do the national

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anthem and the Cougars win, So it was pretty awesome.

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Speaker 2: John, You and I have been working hard behind the

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scenes trying to get Johnny Harlen on the football field

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to melt our faces with that guitar solo.

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Speaker 3: How validating was that.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. I told Johnny before the game, I said, I

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flew up here to watch this, and I'm catching the game,

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you know, because I'm up here for his guitar solo.

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So it was pretty awesome, you know, Like you said,

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for years, we've been trying to talk to Duff and

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a lot of people at UYU, and it's awesome that

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Johnny on his own went to the tryouts and made

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it happen. And I mean he crushed it. I think

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the guy absolutely nailed it. So it was really cool

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to see a teammate and friend do that.

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Speaker 2: You played in the National Football League for a while, right,

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And I think Johnny Harlen may have the biggest hands

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that I've ever been around, and that includes a lot

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of the offensive linemen that we played with.

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Speaker 3: Man, he can just, i mean just.

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Speaker 2: Cover the expanse of that less Paul guitar and really

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melt faces with his solos.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. You know what's funny though, I used to mess

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around and play the guitar with Johnny here and there.

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He has ginormous hands, which is great for catching, great

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for pulbing and basketball. But I'm like how does he

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actually get some of those, like the A cord is

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not easy, Like there's certain chords with how big his

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fingers are. I'm like, oh that I even have trouble

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sometimes I'll tell us. I'm like, you know, he has

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a great reach across the threats, but.

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Speaker 5: Sometimes like he must have to adjust and use like

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some special barkboards that are a little bit different, because

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not only does he have big hands, but he's got

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thick fingers and huge nailbits.

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Speaker 4: So it's impressive. But that guy can do.

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Speaker 3: Love it man, well, it was glorious to watch.

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Speaker 2: Speaking of glorious BYU dominant victory, just what the doctor order,

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especially considering after just the abysmal performance in Lubbing.

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Speaker 3: What did you make of the performance? How good was that?

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Speaker 4: I thought it was great. I was so impressed with

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BYU's ability to create chunk plays in the offense, especially

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in the past game. I thought this was a huge

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game for bear Love. You know, you love to see

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a quarterback have bounce back games. Every quarterback, especially young quarterbacks,

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they're gonna take their lumps, you know, they're just gonna

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have some games where things are a little bit off,

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and maybe that throws them off a little bit, you know,

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it feels like a struggle, which, okay, that was last week,

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and it was great to come out. I thought he

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made some really really good progression throws. I thought he

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made some very accurate throws towards the sidelines. I loved

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a Rod's aggressiveness in the play calls in trusting Bear

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after a tough game to just come out and sling it,

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especially on some first downs. I thought the offense did

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a great job of getting yards after the catch. There

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was just so many good things that happened. It was

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great to see Bair you know, get another touchdown run

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on that option play. I know against Texas Tech, it

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felt like Bear's runs like they had a great plan

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for that. So it was great to see him kind

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of open back up and create some things with his legs. Again,

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to me, this was a really good win for a

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BYU team that's now trying to earn their way to

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a conference championship game a back against Texas Tech, and

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so this was a huge game in my mind for

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the offense.

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Speaker 2: Bear Bachmeyer highway do you evaluate his performance? He was

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pretty guys shtang of fishing. I know you mentioned a

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few things that you liked about Bear's performance this particular game.

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He was I think he was second in QBR in

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college football this week. Twenty three of thirty three two

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hundred ninety six yards and what was that sixty nine

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point seven percent completion percentage one touchdown, should have had

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another one, and then he had ten totes for fifty

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nine yards in an additional touchdown.

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Speaker 4: I mean, that's about as good as you can play.

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I mean, I know that we see the Mendosa kid

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for Indiana, who probably was the number one guy right

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this week. I think he only had two incompletions and

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like four touchdowns. But you know, here we have a

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young quarterback that to me, this has to be one

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of his best games, if not his best game of

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the season. And I know that, like you love the

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performances that happen in tight ball games where critical players

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are made in close ballgames to win him especially against

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quality opponents. To me, this was a game that Byu

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went in and you know, you have a lot of

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the odds makers saying this could be a tough game

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for Byu. I think you had some of the ESPN

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people saying, is this a trap game? Could BYU actually

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lose this game. And so for a young quarterback to

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go out there and play as efficient as he did

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and look like like I said, the receivers, they also

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did a great job of getting yards after the catch.

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I thought Bear made some progression throws that it's the

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accuracy of a young quarterback as he progresses to number

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two and number three in the progression. There are so

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many guys young, even in college football, that when you

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give them number one, they have enough reps. They're going

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to go out there and they're going to throw a

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really clean ball to number one. Okay, well, what do

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they do when they have to progress? What do they

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have to do when they have to move in the

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pocket and progress to two and three? Are they accurate there?

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And that's where I thought Bear did a really good

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job this game on some of his progression throws of

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throwing very accurate footballs.

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Speaker 2: When you look at how he plays at home versus

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on the road, why is it that that barries as

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a true freshman and he plays well on the road,

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There's no doubt, but he just elevated into almost an

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elite status under the lights of Leavell.

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Speaker 3: What happens under the lights of level for these quarterbacks.

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Speaker 4: Well, you know, there's always that. I think that like

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gamesmen competitive, like when you need to be at your best,

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when you can feel that this is a moment that

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I need to be dialed in. Sometimes that's when you

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can fall into that light flow state, right like you

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enter the field, you go through pregame warmups. You try

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to just get yourself in that natural competitive place where

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you aren't overthinking, your thoughts are clear, they're concise. It's

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not too much, but it's just enough to execute the

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game plan. The brain when it flows smoothly, you can

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handle a lot effortlessly. Mentally, you are holding onto all

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the information in your game plan. It doesn't feel like

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you're balancing plates. It feels like it's retrievable, very easy.

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And then also the creativity, your creativity of those those

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plays when you have to make something as if you're

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playing backyard football, that happens as well. And so I

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think when a guy is in that state, it just

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things happen. Things happen. It looks easy, it looks comfortable,

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they look in control. And that's not to say that

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there still won't be a few, you know, Like I know,

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Bear had one where he was slide lefty through it.

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He threw it a little bit low, like that's just football,

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that's quarterbacking. You're not going to go out there and

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hit absolutely everything, but you're going to be really efficient

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when you're in that space. And it felt like that's

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the space that Bear was in. And that's what I

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like to talk about in terms of, you know, mental

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and emotional performance. To come off of a game that

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felt shaky, which I'm sure he felt shaky last week,

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and to follow it up with this game that seemed

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comfortable and precise and dialed in'. That's the great thing

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about growth and a young quarterback.

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Speaker 2: Are you seeing improvement from Bear on some of these

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tougher throws, the opposite hash throws, the vertical throws, like

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the seam up early in the game to Parker Kingston.

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I thought that was a great ball. He had another

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one where he went vertical, I think to Chase Roberts,

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and Chase got a little bit tangled up, but I

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thought the trajector was good and it was probably going

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to be in the right spot for a catchuble play,

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if you will.

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Speaker 3: What do you make of his progress in that regard?

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Speaker 4: Well, I think it's comfort as well. I know early

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in this season there were a few balls down the

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field that he wanted to be able to be more

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accurate and being able to drive him, you know, more easily.

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I think that as I've watched him throughout the course

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of the season, you can sense the comfort in how

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he's seeing the field. You know, you hear the term

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all of the time. Well, when the game slows down

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for a player, you can see it, you know, of

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when the game is not too fast. And I think

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what Bear right now is getting a really good feel

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for what his eyes are seeing down the field, and

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that comfort allows them for you to drive the ball

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places confidently and stretch people down the field knowing I

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have that window or knowing this is where I got

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to take my guy in that situation. And look, Texas,

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I mean sorry, TCU did some things shell coverage wise,

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where they were rotating at the snap. They were playing

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that like what looks like a shell coverage, but the

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nickel has a little bit of depth and you're trying

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to gauge who's going to be moving the nickel. The

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strong safety you're trying to fill what the backers do

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in pressure because they tie together the secondary and the

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backers and the movements and what they give. And so

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to me finding that that throw right there, and you know,

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one thing I don't know is I don't sit in

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any of the game planning, so I'm not sure of, Hey,

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that's the exact throw we thought we were going to

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get or was it where there was multiple receivers And

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because Bard did such a good job of feeling the

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space he took that shot to me, watching it there

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and seeing it like, that's what it looked like. And

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to me that spells comfort of looking through the backers

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into the secondary and feeling confident and comfortable with the

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speed and the rotation of how things are going to

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make a throw like that.

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Speaker 2: John Beck Former BYU Great talking some BYU Football and

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Bear Bachmer here on your Uti ESPN Ready Network always

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John BYU and in this offense specifically made significant improvements

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from last week to this week. Obviously, TCU not as

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good of a defense as Texas Tech.

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Speaker 3: But that tc defense has actually been pretty good this season.

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Speaker 2: So, B, what you're trending in the right direction offensively

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down the stretch. What do you feel like needs to

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be improved upon heading into the road slate with Cincinnati,

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who has been good this season, but they just fell

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now two games in a row, you know, one to

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Utah and then a close one to UVE.

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Speaker 4: I mean, look, I don't want to sound overconfident, but

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if the team that showed up Saturday night shows up

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in Cincinnati, I don't think there's anybody left on the

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regular season schedule that could be any type of close

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contests heading into the conference championship. If we went out

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or they went out BYU's in correct to the Conference

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championship game.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so they went out there there they are

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facing Texas Tech once again in the Conference championship game.

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Speaker 4: Well, in my mind, if I'm talking to this team,

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I'm saying, you know who you are, you know what

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you're all This BYU team needs to do is go

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out there and be themselves. And I don't think there's

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a team on the regular season schedule left who should

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be able to compete with the team playing the way

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I saw them play on Saturday night. And it's okay

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to have that mindset, like, yes, we will like respect

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our opponent. To believe that you can go out there

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and just freaking whip their tail, that is a great

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feeling also to believe. And so I would say if

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you feel this way, build on that. You should have

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a confidence and a swagger and you should feel like, yeah,

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there is nobody else left on this schedule that should

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compete with us, and so we're gonna go dominate. And

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I think that BYU I like that they felt what

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they felt it against Texas Tech. They got to feel

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what they felt like last night, like, look, that's a

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good TCU team, not a great TCU team. I think

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that when people were watching him, they were saying, well,

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what team of BYU is going to show up? I

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think that's the only reason why some odds makers had

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it close, because if you watch throughout the year, there

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were elements throughout the season where you could see a

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little sputter here or there, and then you could see

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greatness here or there, and so odds makers can't count

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on the greatness just showing up all the time. But

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if I am the staff right now, if I'm on

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that group, I am saying, you know exactly what that

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felt like your responsibility, what you should aim for every

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single day is to repeat that feeling, that emotion, that performance,

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that state, that togetherness. And we're going to go on

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the road one last time in the regular season, and

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you're going to bring all of that against the Cincinnati team.

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And the truth is the Cincinnati team should not stand

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a chance bury them. Right, they've lost a couple of games. Okay,

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let's like, let's learn as a team how to go

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step on somebody's throat, finish them, and then finish the

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season because we know where we want to end up.

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Speaker 2: John, this h this team is trending in a direction

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that that you know, could get over the hump. And

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but what I mean by that is, you know, ninety

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six didn't necessarily get over the hump, even though you

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had a New Year six or New Year's New Year's

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Bowl game. Right the Cotton Bolvers Kansas State one. We

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didn't get over the hump. Six didn't get over the hump.

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Like we were a part of that. We were essentially

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two plays short of being over the hump and probably

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playing maybe being a Boise State that year. Right, the

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BCS busting team seven once again close losses one score

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losses eighth nine, same thing two thousand and twenty twenty one.

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While TCU and Utah over the last twenty years, UCF,

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Boise State, all these teams that they've been able to

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get over the hump BYU hasn't.

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Speaker 3: Is this the year? Are you feeling it?

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Speaker 4: Well? I think that knowing that if they went out,

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they can go to a conference championship game, and I

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think that there's two scenarios. You know, and going back

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to some of those conversations, you know, where you start

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the season in the rankings helps where you finish starting high.

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Some of those Boise years, UTI years where we've seen

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some of the other teams go over the hump, they've

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started higher. Like one of the tough things is if

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you have an early season loss and then you catch fire.

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Even though you catch fire at the end of the year,

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it's much tougher to go far enough up if you're

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not in one of those power conferences to make it.

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If you start higher, that helps you. By us in

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a good position because you know they climbed early in

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the rankings, they've been up there. In my mind, you

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win these next two games, you go to the conference

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championship game. If you win, you're over the hump. Like

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if you go and you knock off Texas Tech and

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the conference championship game, like you're in if you I

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honestly think that if YU can go and let's say

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that they can make it a super tight game, I

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want to see BYU go to that game and win.

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I think that would be amazing. That's what we all want.

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But let's say for some reason they don't. I'm going

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to use what I watched on Saturday night when everybody

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was waiting for the football game to kickoff, was the

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game against Yukon the men's basketball game. Like, even though

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the men's basketball team didn't beat Yukon, how good was

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that for everybody in the country to see what BYU

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is capable of. If BYUS has two losses on the season,

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and those two losses are only to those two teams

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and me to sorry to Texas Tech, and if the

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last one is a super close game, in my mind,

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how do you keep them out? You know? Like how

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like you know, okay, we have to have like the

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qualifying team that's outside of the P four conferences, Like

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don't they make it as like a qualifier if you're

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going to say that that team gets to qualify because

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of a rule that brings somebody else in, how do

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you keep a team that just went toe to toe

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with a team that could potentially be buying for a

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national championship, And so that would be the argument. But

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you know, look, and here's what the coaching staff is

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going to say. Don't leave it up to anybody else.

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If you can win the next two games, don't leave

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it up to as somebody sitting in a room trying

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to make a decision. Don't just go win, yeah, find

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a way to win.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: And that's the cool part about what I like about

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this situation, Like, how awesome would it would be to

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be a player on the BAU team right now, sitting

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at the record that they're sitting at, looking at the

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next two games, saying, if we go take care of

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our business, we get to be in the exact position

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we always wanted to be in, playing in the conference

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championship game. And how awesome of an opportunity to go

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play a team that we know we can play much

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better against. Man, I would just as a competitive person,

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I would love to be in the situation that these

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guys are in. It's so awesome. Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I look at SMU last year, they had one loss

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and it was actually two BYU.

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Speaker 3: They got to the ACC Championship game. They lost to

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Clemson and.

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Speaker 2: It was a close one, thirty four to thirty one,

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and so they the committee has already set a president

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for this now. Albeit SMU got demolished by Penn State

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in the first round, and so there were some out

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there that we kind of feel like, oh, well, they shouldn't.

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Speaker 3: Have gotten in. Look, they ended up getting demolished. So

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I don't know.

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Speaker 2: It's gonna be intriguing to see how the human base

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evals are combined with the algorithms the metrics within the

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College Football Playoff Committee and how they take maybe data

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sets from even last year and experiences from last year,

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and how they maybe evaluate this year's teams.

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Speaker 3: But I'm intrigued by it.

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Speaker 2: Bear Bachmeyer as a true freshman, what he's been able

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to accomplish this year, it's been a surprise to me.

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Speaker 3: I thought he'd be good. I did not think he'd

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be this good. Like, are you surprised at all?

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Speaker 2: Or were you taken back at how efficient and effective

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and how good he's been this year?

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Speaker 4: Well, here's the thing that is impressive, and I've said

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it a number of times on the show, to arrive

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at BYU, when he arrived, to absorb the offense in

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the amount of time that he did, to go into camp,

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and to compete and perform at a level where the

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coaching staff says, maybe this needs to be our guy,

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and maybe we just need to give him that opportunity

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to grow and start him day one. To me, that's

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the really impressive thing. I've seen Bear for a long time.

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I've been around him a long time, so I've always

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known the ability with the legs, the ability to extend plays.

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He's smart and twitchy and athletic, especially for how big heous.

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He's so good with his eyes. Also, like he's just

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a really good football player. And I personally believe it's

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like anything else in life, right, Like you want to

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get really good at it, you need a lot of reps. Well,

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when you get a lot of reps, you can step

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into college football.

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Speaker 6: I've seen it where guys the level of experience that

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they have is high, and they have a high talent level,

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and then they're given an opportunity and a good football team.

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Speaker 4: And I've seen them kind of thrive and excel young.

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So you look at Bear, you look at the team

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that he was going to, and also how much experience

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he was coming out of high school with, Yes, you

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can see like this guy can step in. I mean

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I had conversations with other colleges when Bear was coming

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out of high school because they knew that I'd known Bear,

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and they were feeling the same thing like this, I

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think this can be a guy that we can bring in.

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I think he can play young. I love his ability

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to extend place with his legs. He can get us

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out of trouble, like a lot of people were seeing that,

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and I think that's also why Yu wanted to be

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able to give him the opportunity to play young, was

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because you could see going into it what he was

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bringing to the table. And I think, look like any quarterback,

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you need to be on a good team, in a

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good situation if you want to thrive as a young player.

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There is no young player they can get dropped into

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difficult situations and just magically lifts the team out of

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things because of his talent or ability. Talent alone or

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ability alone can't just completely change a team. You have

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to have a team around a quarterback, and I think

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that it's just been such a good match. The way

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that a Rod utilizes Bear's legs, Bear's ability to withstand

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the hits throughout the course of a season, all of

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that has just been impressive and fit so well this

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hyar here.

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Speaker 2: John, do you think if a Rod could go back

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and do it again versus Texas Tech, he would have maybe, uh,

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maybe xci is taken out some of the the max

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pro and chips and maybe been a little bit more

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aggressive and just let his tackles try to fend for themselves,

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or what do you think?

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Speaker 4: You know? Game planning is tricky when you're an offensive

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coordinator because you see certain things that you feel like

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this can work, and then you put them out there,

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and you're always going to go back and say, wow,

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was that a good thought? Now knowing what I know

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and now see how it played out. I think every

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coordinator is always learning, you know, really really good coaches

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they like they understand like sometimes stuff looks really good

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and works really good. Sometimes stuff looks really good and

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doesn't work. And sometimes just running our plain old simple

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stuff that we know at the back of our hand

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that can work too. Even though we may think that

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they're going to be really prepared for it, sometimes we're

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just better at executing it than they are at stopping it.

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And so all coordinators go back and learn a lot

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from games, and I'm excited to see what a second

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opportunity could look like, you know, and I know we

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can't get ahead, but a Rod has always been really

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good of coming up with little wrinkles here or there.

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And then I think also finding that balance between you know,

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are we scheming on too much stuff? Are we trying

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to do too much because of what we see on tape?

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Are we sometimes giving the opponent too much credit? You know,

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like that that can happen sometimes, like you can see

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things on tape and you're like, man, well then I

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don't want any chance that, or we need to make

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sure that we do this, or man, they got beat

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so many times on that, like we shouldn't maybe use

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that because they're gonna be ready for it, and it

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may not always play out that way on game day.

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And so then you get to go back to the

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drawing board. You learn, you grow from it. And you know,

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I've always respected the coaches that are always willing to

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learn and be open and not ever like you know,

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point the finger at somebody else, but just say, okay, hey,

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you know what the ideas that we had maybe that

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didn't work for us, that's okay. You know, it's on

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all of us, and we're just going to learn from it,

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grow from it, and will be a much better team

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because of what we learn from that loss. And that's

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what excites me about another opportunity to play Texas Tech

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is because how much does BYU learn about what they

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can do better? Sometimes the team that loses is the

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team that learns the most. And sometimes on the winning end,

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you don't always learn the most because you don't look

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at the tape the same way after a win as

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you do a loss.

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Speaker 2: John, for those that are tuning in that got quarterbacks

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within the walls of their home, you guys operate the

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in that need your help via remote help or in

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Speaker 3: Guys?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, the best would be just jump on our website

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send it out like a request of what you're looking for.

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They help you're looking forward, whether it's coming down to California,

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whether it's remote. Guys are always looking to improve, and

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are going on. Guys are already starting to fly down

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teams that have been eliminated from the playoffs before they

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start their basketball seasons or their baseball seasons. We have

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people just come and trying to improve on the weekends,

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Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, ladies and gentlemen, give them a call said

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put appoint me today train three DQB dot com. John,

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I always appreciate our time together, man, Thanks for hopping on.

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I was great to see guys, Yes, sir, John Beck.

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Now you got to go beat Cincinnati on the road

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and they've lost two consecutive games and they may be floundering.

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beat Tech in the Big twelve Championship and make it

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