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and discuss the win over Iowa State, how the offense

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and a Rod did some magical things, Give them a

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the owner operator said institution. We got former BYU wide

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receiver Jared Bledshoe.

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Speaker 1: In the house was up, Jared, what's up? Man?

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Speaker 3: First and foremost house. Westlake's third grade team doing right now.

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I heard we may have a ship, we may have

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a chip that is pending.

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Speaker 1: We absolutely do. We had a great game this past week.

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Speaker 2: We played Mountain Viewing and they came out on top

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forty two to twenty, so.

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Speaker 1: We dominated performance. It was a lot of fun.

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Speaker 2: We've got a championship game this Saturday at two pm.

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It's west Lake versus sky Ridge two undefeated teams about

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to go at it, and we're excited so much fun

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coaching these little guys and seeing them develop and grow,

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and and we've got some superstars on this team that

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are going to be some D one players cranking in

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some nil one of these days.

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Speaker 1: Let's go get that nil. Boys, love bet.

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Speaker 3: Let's transition over to a win on the road versus

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Ioway stayed in front of sixty two thousand fans, have

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sold out crowd. I think this was actually the first

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true roadtest. Some people say Colorado. Colorado was not nearly

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as rockous, nearly as wild, nearly as loud.

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Speaker 1: It just wasn't. You of A had a storm delay.

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Speaker 3: You of A has I A would say a transient

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fan base.

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Speaker 1: It's just not.

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Speaker 3: They're a basketball town. That's how it always has been

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in Tucson. I have two brothers that attended U of A.

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I'm from Arizona. They just don't got it. It's not

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a true road environment. And there were other extenuating circumstances

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with the rain delay.

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Speaker 1: Et cetera. So this was truly the first road game.

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Speaker 3: And the great thing about this schedule, it's been this

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incremental difficulty. It's been a certain level of incremental difficulty.

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You play your best team I think you played is

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actually Utahan. You got them at home in front of

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your sold out crowd, but you didn't get them until

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you know, the middle of the season, which was great.

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You had a two freshman quarterback. It's setting up nicely

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right now. And obviously b YU get some bye weekend.

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Then they go on the road to Texas Tech. You're

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you're on the road versus a very good Texas Tech team,

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maybe the best team in the Big twelve. They have

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one loss to a issue on the road, and they

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had a bit of a pride cycle situation. But going

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back to the Iowa State game, great lessons learned. What

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were your takeaways from this game? What stood out to

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you the most prominent things that you learned about this.

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Speaker 1: BA football team.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so the first half was was a challenge, right

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we were we had our.

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Speaker 2: J Hill had a lot to absorb in that first

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half and a lot to take into halftime with his

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coaches and make some determinations on how they were going

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Speaker 1: Losing l J. Martin early in the game was a

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big deal for BYU.

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Speaker 2: And I'll tell you what Aaron Roderick as an offensive coordinator,

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what he's able to do is he's able to take

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the personnel that he has on the field and game

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plan directly around them.

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Speaker 1: Who would have thought LJ would be out right? Who

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would have thought that we would not rush? But what

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was our total for rushing?

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Speaker 3: Well, we we ran the ball not good right, right? No,

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the way, Bear was your leading rusher though, at forty

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nine yards at twelve carries.

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Speaker 1: Press and Rex had six carries for seventeen yards. LJ.

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Speaker 3: Even when LJ was in, It's not like he was

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he was killing the dominant, No, he wasn't dominating. Two

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carries for Porker Kingston for twelve Enich Nowaheny had three

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Speaker 2: So going in, I'm sure the game plan was built

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around running the ball of the play action day LJ

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making you know, and LJ would have found it was

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the beginning of the game. I think we were still

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kind of feeling out what we needed to do, and

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I think LJ probably would have still rushed for eighty

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to one hundred yards had he been healthy the whole game.

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Speaker 1: What Aaron Roddick was able to do.

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Speaker 2: Now, as we were talking earlier, you can have the

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best game plan and send the best play in and

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if the players don't perform, it doesn't matter. But he

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has taken and put Bear in positions that he's confident

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that Bear can can it can actually you know, complete

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the pass, you know, and given him opportunities to make plays.

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And Parker Kingston another great game, what a great what

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a play? I mean that that end zone catch. And

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by the way, when you watch that play and you

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listen to it, the sound of the b y U

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fans almost had a sense of home game when he scored.

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that end zone, the sound was like, where are we?

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Speaker 1: It sounds like we got rockies. It was kay, got

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a little rockish too.

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Speaker 3: He may have uttered a certain particular word that got

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me a little lamped, got me a little hype.

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Speaker 1: Good good, and we need it, we need it. And

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that's my fetching ball, he said, He said, fetch. Of

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course he did, of course he did, b YU come on,

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man's right.

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Speaker 2: But you know, it was fun to watch, it was

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well and and I feel like the confidence is back there.

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One thing, just going back to Aaron Roders, So I

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enjoyed texting Aaron after the games and and just kind

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of throwing my two cents in and congratulating him on

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the game. And one of the things that in these

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close games where you're you're second guessing are we where

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are we at? What are we gonna do? Are we

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gonna make this? Are we gonna turn this thing around?

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He always texts me, never a doubt, And I get that,

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and I go, man, I don't. It just impresses me

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that his confidence and his demeanor in these games is

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what we are here to win, and we are going

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to win, and there's not a doubt in his mind

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that he's going to do it. And and it's very impressive.

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I think he's one of the top coordinators, UH with

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with taking personnel and and making them really really turning

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them into to who they can become, and making sure

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that that we have the right guys in the right.

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Speaker 1: Place called in order to be have the opportunity to

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be successful.

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Speaker 3: I've said there's two things about an A Rod coach

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offense I'll add a third here. If you stay within

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the architecture that that a ROD employees typically, you're gonna

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be effective. You're gonna be efficient. If you go off

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script a little bit too much, then then you're gonna

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you're gonna be a rye. So you gotta be coachable

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under a ROD system, and you got to comply a

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little bit. And there are times where you can get

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outside yourself. But more often than I think you saw

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a little bit that like versus lower tier competition with

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Zach Wilson, like he would he would do some things

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that were not within the scheme, but he had elit

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arm talent s and it was against lower level competition.

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He could like he could throw a whole shot in

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versus cover two to the pylon and it's good.

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Speaker 1: It's like okay, like that's a good throw. But like

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Speaker 3: Better competition is not gonna have anyway. He also needs

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a good run game coordinator to an accent his in

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my opinion, his great passing starts to remember his his

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his foundation is wide receiver, okay, and then he transit

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that into quarterbacks coach. That is his chef's kiss to

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our play calling. But he needs someone to be able

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to balance him out a little bit in the run game,

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coordinating with technique, and he had that with Grimy to

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a degree. But remember he wasn't initially the primary play card.

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He was the pass game coordinator, and then he became

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the primary play caller in two thousand and nineteen, and

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then you brought in Funk, and that was more of

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an issue of budget, and so it was not beneficial.

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no experience in game planning, but could maybe recruit well enough,

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and Technique well you know, I mean dependent, right, And

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so it had been a really young offensive line coaching

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room and then he went with the old guy. He

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may have missed there. But I also think that Tom

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and Brian deserve a little bit of blame because they

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you said, a budget limit, you know, let's say it

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was one hundred and fifty to two hundred K, you're

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not going to get a very good offensive line coach.

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line coach anyway, So I know that. And then if

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you add a run game element to the quarterback, it's

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game over because a Rod knows how to utilize He

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is at his best when those three components are are

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are ultimately a part of his.

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Speaker 2: At what I think helped change Kevin gilbrid That helped

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there was a dynamic. Now having played with both those

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guys and knowing the background and the relationship that those

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two had in college together, I knew as soon as

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Kevin got here that it was going to open up

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another dimension of a Rod because they were best friends

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for that year that Kevin was here. Kevin followed. They

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were just like Kevin, huge respect.

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Speaker 1: There's a ton of respect there. Yeah.

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Speaker 2: And and then you with with Kevin and Aaron together

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the mutual respect for each other, but then the willingness

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Speaker 1: And I think that that is big for them. And

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Speaker 2: Thinking about, you know, Norm Chow when we were coached

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by Norm Chow. You know what Norm Chow was good

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at was he could build an offense around the talent

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and on his roster. If you had a Ronnie Jenkins,

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he knew how to build around Ronnie. If you had

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the quarterback, he could build around the quarterback. You know,

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he had these slower white receivers but we could run

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great routes and get open and timing was on point.

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what has the same characteristics of that, But I think

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he brings a better mindset to the game as to

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schematics making making when when when Aaron gets in a

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role calling, you almost can feel it and see it

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even as a fan of watching from the TV or

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like play after play after both, like that set up,

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that set up the next play, and it's really exciting

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Bear Bachmeyer, he doesn't turn the ball over.

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Speaker 1: You know.

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Speaker 2: It's it's just an incredible combination of player and coach

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and it's super excited.

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Speaker 1: To see where it goes from here. Still, well, did

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you hear you?

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Speaker 3: Did you hear the response from Bear after the Utah game?

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In the post game, I asked him Hate, could you

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elaborate on your your relationship with Aaron Roderick? And I

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think that was his longest answer he's ever given in

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a in like in a question Q and a format

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like he he he actually rolled on, and he typically

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doesn't do that. He typically pretty quick, us very quick,

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and he went on for a while. That may have

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been like a forty five second answer for me. In fact,

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it was one of the longer ones. And so like,

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there's a tremendous he came to by you, guys. So

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even if you're like, even if you're saying like I'm

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not sold on a Rod, and I'm gonna give a

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bunch of credit to bear Bachmeer, bear Bachmeyers the best.

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Bear Bachmeyer's leading this offense. Bear Bachmeyer makes this offense

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go screw the architecture, screw the culture, screw everything else,

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screw the blocking. Bear Bachmeier just makes it happen. I'm like, Okay,

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that's fine. If you want to be the hater, if

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you want to be the undermine, you want to be

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the substitute, you want to be that negative Nancy. And

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I call you Nancy for a reason because you're a

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female canine.

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Speaker 1: That's what I'm calling you.

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Speaker 3: And so you're a little female canine yapping at my heels, right,

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And so.

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Speaker 1: A Rod's the one that got him here.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, A Rod's the one that was recruiting him since

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eighth grade and Bear unfortunately.

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Speaker 1: Wanted to go to Stanford. Yeah, I get it.

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Speaker 3: He's a smart kid from from a very good home

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that would s taught discipline, military styles. His Thai mother

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was also whipping him with a wooden spoon, and that

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his brother was there. All those things right, like he

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said it, I didn't anyway, so like, but A Rod's

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the one that got him here once he entered the portal.

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Speaker 1: A rod.

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Speaker 3: So give a little bit more absolutely, you know, I

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get a little bit more credible.

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Speaker 2: I wish that the standard fan understood what it takes

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to get a caliper of a player like a Bear

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Bachmer here on campus or a Rider Lions. You know

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that what it takes to get these guys to actually

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come and play at BYU with offers all over the sec.

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It is tremendous in and of itself. Just just there's

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so many years that go into that. He said he's

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been recruited with the eighth grade.

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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, Bear came out to be a football camp

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and since that day, like he was all over Bear,

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Like it was very early that he wanted Bear and

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he offered him and loved him. But like I said,

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his brother was at Stanford and Hank. Hank had a

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pretty good connection with b Yu, you know, having played

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by you understood. But then three d QB he ended

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up prepping for the NFL Draft with three DQB getting

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to know John Beck, and so there was some connective tissue.

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And then Bear trained with three DQB as well in

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high school.

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Speaker 2: Right well, and then you know, once these players sign,

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it's still a relationship must have still been going on

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even after that. Or a Rod built such a solid

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relationship with him that as soon as he opened that

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transfer window, was like, that was that's who we wanted

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to talk to, you know, and or.

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Speaker 1: Or or Aaron called him and he was willing to

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take the call, you know.

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Speaker 3: And then to your point, he got on campus, him

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and Tiger got on campus, and then it was a

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sealed deal.

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Speaker 4: But you gotta get him on campus, you know, as

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well as they're hanging out with Adam Sandler. I don't know,

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I mean, come on, who doesn't want to hang out

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with Adam Sandler? You know what I mean.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if Yeah was decent one of the better,

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I guess sequels. Most of the sequels are money raps.

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At least there was a lot of cameos in some

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reflect at.

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Speaker 2: Least if you understood happy Gilmore and you knew the

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first one.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it was entertaining enough, no doubt about it. Any

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other takeaways from this b y U I was stay game.

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But I do think the a rod epiphany for many

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of the female canines that have been yapping. I think

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they they're at least bought in now and they understand, Hey,

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I need to have a little bit more respect for

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the bespectacled strategist.

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Speaker 1: That's a film junkie.

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Speaker 3: He's an intro extro meaning he's an introvert by nature,

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and until he really likes you and trusts you, then

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you'll see the extroverted nature of him.

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Speaker 1: But he you give him the choice.

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Speaker 3: He's an introvert that just likes to go home and

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spend time with the family and watch film.

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Speaker 1: That's what he does. That's how he is. See. You know.

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Speaker 2: On another take I had was with the other coordinator

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in Jay Hill. You know that that first half we

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got out played, we got out beat and you know,

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and and Jay probably got out coached you for that

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first half. But it was just you know, I thought

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the second quarter j would come in and have some

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of the changes made, and.

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Speaker 1: It took it took a half, you know to really

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get everything down then.

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Speaker 2: But man, once the changes were implemented, that that we're

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going to make a difference. It was almost night and

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day between the first and second half. Super fun to

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watch now, I you know, going into this bye week,

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I think everyone says that everything couldn't be a better

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time for a buye. Well ye, injury wise, everything about

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this bye week is great. It's a great time in

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the schedule to have it, you know, with Texas Tech

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next week and you know.

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Speaker 1: We will be there as we are making the trip.

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Speaker 2: And uh yeah, it'd be a lot of fun making

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it's just stop in Wacos, surf the way pool. Yeah,

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got the gotta hit all the little spots. We're gonna

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get some good barbecue, spend a night in sweet Water.

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Speaker 1: I've never even been there, but uh, anyway, do you.

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Speaker 3: Have to give a game ball to somebody then a coordinator?

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Do you give it to a rod Do you give

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it to j Hill for his second half efforts, or

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do you give it to k Pop for coaching up

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his special teams unit to finish plays and push guys

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into punt if it was creating turtlevers on special teams

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is an insane It's crazy that he saw that in

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the film enough to where he was, guys, we might

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be able to do this and then did it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: So as a it was a game ball for a play,

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get it for the play for the game. It's Aaron,

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you know, it's when you lose your best running back

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and really you're only running back that we've that's true,

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you know, tried and tested, and then you're able to

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still create as much offense as they did and turn

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a passing I mean, is the best passing game that

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we have seen this year. And watching Bear roll and

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get you know, stepping into the pocket and moving around

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his pocket presence and then as he rolled out and

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just throwing balls perfectly.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I was super impressed by it.

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Speaker 2: Keeping it within the twenty to thirty yard right, not

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going too deep, but keeping it it's almost like not

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almost like Ayrod knows what he has and knows where

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he's confident and knows where he will get most of

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his completions, and that's within in my opinion, the fifteen

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to twenty five yards is where Bear is on point

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really with his passing and he could be rolling and

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throwing anyways. Exciting game and we're moving forward doing better

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than most people expect.

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Speaker 1: And I can't can't complain. You're really not going to

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see like.

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Speaker 3: Significant vertical passing game from Bar until probably next season

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in my opinion, when he can really start to maximize

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his lower half and generate more rotational torque off his

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lower half. And I know people, the individuals that you

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know want to fight against me on this.

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Speaker 1: It is what it is like you you don't.

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Speaker 3: Know ball and my guys, like he's just he's he's

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an above average deep ball thrower.

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Speaker 1: Like you don't have to be.

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Speaker 2: You don't have to the best deep ball thrower to

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be at bro an amazing quarterback.

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Speaker 3: No, you don't like quite honestly, Like he's his short

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to intermediate passing.

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Speaker 1: Is like like pristine Bro. It is pristine Bro.

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Speaker 3: Even as layered throws like that throw to Parker Kingston

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in the back of the end zone right before the

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back line.

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Speaker 1: Guys, that is a touch.

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Speaker 3: Throw, layered throw over a a a second that has

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their heels at the goal line and they elevate and

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jump it kind of floats. Look at the ball. The

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nose is kind of up. And if you understand aerodynamics,

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and look, I'm not an engineer. I'm not an aerodynamics

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you know, physicists or anything like that.

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Speaker 1: I stayed at a holiday in last night.

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Speaker 3: When that the nose is kind of floating up, it

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kind of floats a.

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Speaker 1: Little bit, you know what I'm talking about. It doesn't

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turn over, and it doesn't turn over.

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Speaker 3: It kind of just continues to float and it stays

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level a little bit, and it stays up away from

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the hands, right, And so you don't always want the

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nose flatlining. That's like a line drive, right. He doesn't

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throw line drive throws. You'll see it kind of float.

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And that's a more catchable ball for a white. It's

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a more catchable ball from a defensive back.

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Speaker 1: Trust me. I know.

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Speaker 2: Well it's even in the ball through to Chase at

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the Utah in the ear hole touchdown.

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Speaker 1: That was a line drive. Was beautiful fit. It was

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so not.

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Speaker 2: There's so many of those coming. I think we're going

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to see so much more of that moving forward. And

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just excited for the team, Excited for the players, the

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coaching staff, and I'm excited for the fans, and I

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