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Speaker 2: But always.

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Speaker 4: Dude, yeah, especially after like it's it does feel good

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to have some style points finally right, Like it does

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feel good to like win in a such a convincing

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fashion that you were like wow, like b Yu is

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the real deal. They're not just skirting by by the

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you know, by the skin of their teeth here. They

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are a legitimate contender this year, not a pretender. Is

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some analysts want to put out, what was your reactually

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watching this game?

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Speaker 3: Be Pop?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it was the most complete victory we

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have seen since the way you entered in the Big

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twelve and I thenk Lawne's soon as much was true.

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All three phases played really well. I mean, the only

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real hiccup was that punt that the punter dropped the

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ball for some reason and it didn't punt. It kind

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of an odd still there, but uh, I said to

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that everything was functional, clean and excusing us. We would

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have anticipated that too. And then we saw tremendous growth

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and Bear. I mean because basically what Ronick did is

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he said, you know what, we're gonna use the quick

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passing game and also movement when we're moving the pocket

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with bear and then stretched and then the sply suites

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with a you know, with the man I keep number eleven,

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my guy, and I mean hid me, my god, who's

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umber losing the game? Yeah, Parker Parker there is was like,

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uh and then we're you know, running though sly sweets

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of Parker and even Tiger got involved in one too,

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and that stretches the.

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Speaker 5: Defense wider, and so you've got I mean it just

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the play calling was perfect, but then put it on

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there to say, all right, we need you to basically

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closen this defense up before then we could start to.

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Speaker 2: Run the ball right at him. That was majeally huge

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because the show two things. Hey bear is capable, you

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can put that load on them, and then when that happens,

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we are a very difficult offense.

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Speaker 3: Stuff.

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Speaker 2: And just so everybody knows the history behind using the

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pass to set up the run, that's West Coast Football

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ladies and gym and that's going back to our roots

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at the YU. You know, that's what the forty venders

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did for so long, and that's what these offensive coordinators

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continue to do. And now that we can, but you

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and do it really well and do it on the

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move like there was, and then all of a sudden,

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everything else opens up. And that defense, I hope everybody understands.

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defense is a nine eight and a half nine. There

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were a really good defense, and look what we were

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able to do to them so offensive that in the

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case the defensively, our d line in front seven continue

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to just show up. I mean they are. I mean

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game sufficiently with that, you know, with the with the

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the boxes where we're out numbered with those light boxes,

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which it's very rarey you're able to do that, and

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that's a big, physical offensive line that wants to run

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the rope, run the ball right at you. And then

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in addition to that, we were just constantly getting Oover

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off the spot making him uncomfortable, which is that that's

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the problem for him, which was evident. His accuracy goes

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down and his his his ability to navigate the punkins compromise,

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and that's and he's just not really good when they

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do that. And he had one of the worst games

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of this of his career. And this guy's a heck

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of the thrower. So we made it pretty dark, good TV,

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but really really bad. And then I mean we broke them,

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you know, nine minutes ago in the fourth corner they're

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playing the ball. It's over. You know that that was

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the heck of a win because basically we just you know,

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we meet them in the sufficient.

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Speaker 3: That was pretty impressive, pretty crazy to watch. It was

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a complete game. Finally Kilani got the most out of

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all three facets and it led to a dominating victory.

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Who were you most impressed by on the defensive side

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Speaker 2: This week.

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Speaker 3: Would you say, is there any standouts from the AUL

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Speaker 2: Well, our secondary continues to play well, you know on

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our safety especially, you know, I mean they've been excellent

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throughout the year. Tenorwall I finally had his pick six,

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you know, which was kind of a volleyball playing but

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still a pick six it was. And then the two

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guys that I keep really seeing a lot of growth from.

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Jack Kelly, Isaiah JT a ton of awesome. You got

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and showed great consistency in addition to the guys in

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the secondary. But the guys that are really starting to

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and tw Seay number thirteen. Their speed and thresh ability

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is creating problems. It adds a really nice speed the

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power element to our defense. Accelerate sness, twitchiness. I want

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to tell you, I mean there's so many plays that

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how ceedy aid DEnumber thirteen with his speed and his

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physicality that you're just like, we got guys, and I

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keep telling people that we got guys. Well, I see

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those two dudes simp a rally corner. It's like we

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game down. Does a close out sack, and then I

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mean for most two guys, man, they continue to o

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they and when when you have that kind of play

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off the ball backers or you know, all American caliber

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guys and Jack Kelly and I and Glaster, Isaiah Glaska,

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a great that's a really good defense, you know. And

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then you got Jay and his staff doing a nice

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job calling the game. I loved it. I loved how

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it comes the game. I thought it was really well done. Uh.

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and EJ that was the simulated pressure. We were going

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to the corner blitz, but we ended up playing rushing

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four and they didn't have anybody to account for J

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and that's just Jay stedding it up, you know, as

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proof off, but we're not overexposed on the back end

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because we're still in the rushing four. That's just that's

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beautiful stuff, man, really fun to watch.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, offensively, I thought the bounce back from from the

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Texas Tech game to the TCU game was just monumental.

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Shout out to a Rod for bouncing back. And TC's

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a good defensive team, right like when you were watching

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this as you were prepping for it, like I thought

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TC was a pretty good defensive team. Uh. They they

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they've held some teams to low scoring efforts and their

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rush defense had been good and then d Wayers came

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out and just was dominant at the line of scrimmage.

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What what stood out to you about the play calling,

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the offense, and maybe even the personnel that you were

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well you gotta remember, like you know, PCU, they

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got two really good defensive tack was big, uh, hard

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to move. They remind me a lot of the guys

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in the Texas tecond some ways. They're just as good

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a couple of plays where they they basically the middle

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of the block. What was where pair got hit they

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actually highlighted in the DD coffy but with a completed

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mass to the park right league. Other than that, I mean,

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we were really good against them. But the biggest thing

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made him so hard his offense is so hard to defend,

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is he gets you moving horizontally. And that's that's what

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get the defense moving horizontally. Now you're stretched out. Now

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it really doesn't matter how big or how fast you are,

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because now you're not moving north the south. You're not

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trying to say, you know, you're not trying to just

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like fold your ground. What you're trying to do when

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you're moving east and west or being expanded horizontally, is

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you're trying to move instinct with your other defenders, which

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is virtually impossible. And what happens is you have natural

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gaps that start to get created because everybody these are

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moving to the lessons is right, and you're trying to

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keep everybody kind of walked in and you know, creating

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a fence, and then that's where all of a sudden

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LJ was looking healthy, looking like a sprice off. It's

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beautiful jump cuts, footwork, then explosiveness when he saw a

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little alleyway, and then finishing runs not letting the good

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first guy tackle him. The whole thing was very well

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put together. And like I said, the key was Bear.

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Bear being able to throw the ball and move and

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throw is what makes all of that come to come together.

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Because now it's like you got to defend that plus

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Bear running the ball, plus our inside zones, outside zone,

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then you got to fly sweep. And so you could

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literally with a with one any play you could fake

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a fly sweep, read option, throw it or run it,

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and your defense and that defense if you're getting beat

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by the fly sweep, getting beat by the quarterback throwing

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and moving all of a sudden, the last thing on

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that action, which is a fake fly sweep, and then

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the readoption is well, we better like take care of

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what's gonna most afflict us, which is the past and

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all of a sudden, the boom there's huge gaps you know,

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to in the running game or boom, he keeps the

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ball and runs it for that touchdown. And it's just

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all complimentary in terms of how it fits and there's

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layers to it. It's just it's really it's a beautiful

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thing to watch because you could you can sense it.

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The announcers even mentioned in the game that TC was

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just constantly on their heels their defense. They had no

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read whatsoever on our offense as to what we are

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going to do. And everything we did in terms of

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fakes that were was influential to the defense. They were

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biting them because it was hurting them and so yeah,

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a masterclass of coordinating by Roderick and his staff. It

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style points. He's too classy for style points. He doesn't

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want to you know, maybe stomp on a throat. Uh,

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you know, he wants to keep it classy. But man,

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this day and age, it seems like you need some

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and scoring margins and wins UH in a a convincing fashion.

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Look at how popular Utah is from the committee side

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of things, because they're winning it at UH at an

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astronomical rate, in an astronomical margin each and every single game.

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Do stop points matter this.

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Speaker 2: Day and age? No, they don't matter. I think it's

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just this. You gotta remember, the whole ranking system is

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a really good way to make money to keep people entertained.

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And ultimately they're gonna they're gonna very heavy towards Big

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ten or to Day and the SEC.

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Speaker 3: We all know that.

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Speaker 2: Why, because there's money. It's a money grab, right, The

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more viewers you get per game, the more money each

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station gets. The committee knows that, and so what they're

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doing is they always want to change the goal post.

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So now what we've done is we've been convinced by them.

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Oh you know, uh. I think they call it like

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game control is a big factor for them, and like

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you're talking about style points, how much you went by

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and they may be even rewarding some teams based off

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of that, But it's really not about that. Uh, then

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they're all the and say, well it's about straight to schedule,

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you know, like who have you beat? Okay? You know,

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then then they'll they'll maybe rewards some teams from now,

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but like I said, really, when it comes down to it,

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they're gonna always favor the teams that are gonna draw

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the biggest crowd. And the system set up to where

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like twenty says that I've always said this, it's got

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to just win your games. You know, you got to

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play this out on the field, and it's not done

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by style points. This is just go win your games.

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Like right now, this is the chance you go show

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what you're made of against Cincinnati. This is a quarterfinals game.

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It's gonna get you into the conference championship game. Win

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the game, You win the game, you're in the conference

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championship game. Now you've got a chance to go win

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the conference and then at that point you're gonna be

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in the play You know, you're in the playoffs, you're

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in the tournament. Anything can happen in any tournament. If

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anybody's ever been in tournaments, they are surprising. I mean,

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you saw the Uyu soccer almost lose to I don't

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know if you guys got the women's socker. I just

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was watching it because my daughter was doing the plot reporting.

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But man, they almost lost Utah State and Utah State

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during the regular season got destroyed bur By and b Right, girls,

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it's the same thing, So just get into the tonament.

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I think his mentality is, Hey, we just got to

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get into the championship, but I don't care how we

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do it, and that will be what ultimately is going

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to determine our destiny versus all these stout points and

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should we run the score and do like who cares

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go win? And that's why this system is really good

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right now because the ultimate thing that you're gonna get

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rewarded with and this system is if you win, question

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to be when your conference. So I think the focus

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is in the right place and hopefully it continues to

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be in that place. They go to Cincinnata. This way

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you can face a heck of an opponent on the road.

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It's gonna be a really you know, hostile environment, and

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everybody knows what's at stake. It's a quarterfinals game for

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the conference championship game.

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Speaker 3: Brady, what do you feel is like the true ranking

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of BYU football this year. You know ball, You've seen

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a lot of football, and so I want to get

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your persuaded. I was chatting with Hank Bachmeyer about this,

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and he's like, do you think that BYU is a

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top five team? I'm like, I don't know if I'm

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convincing their top five team yet, but I feel like

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they're in that six to fifteen area where they can

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beat and compete with just about anybody in the country.

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How do you see it?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, what I'm saying, well, I mean I'm not a

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big rankings guy, just because, like I said, the system

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set up now where we can play everything out. You

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know you can because you can because all these rankings

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are always trying to use like, you know, similar opponents

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head to head matchups, which like, let's think about it,

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if Texas Tech had to come to b y U

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play a night game, there's a very good chance that

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in provo colder weather. You know, it's just not gonna

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it's not the same as on their own turf in

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the morning game day at home. This is huge parad

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I mean, you know, that's just and it's it's like

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you can't you can't sit there and say like well,

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he that makes the you know, that's stuff so much

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better than you what you can't say that. And that's

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why these championship games are all played in neutral site fields.

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And that's why it's like everybody, you have the regular

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season and then you go to the postseason. You know,

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I've seen it in the NFL. I mean, I've seen

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this so many times with the Giants, you know, in

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two thousand and seven when they went on to win

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the Super Bowl, we played them in Week four and

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in New York, by the way, and we beat them

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so bad that we basically were like the game was

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over middle of the third quarter, and they ended up winning.

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They coming to Lampo, by the way, and the NFC

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Championship game, beating us and going on to win the

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Super Bowl against the Patriots. So it's like, teams change,

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circumstances changed, and so I don't know why we always

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are trying to search for these standards of how to

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like determine where these teams are ranked without actually just

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letting them vote determine that on the field. And that's

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what this new system is, you know about let's let

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let's let the field to play like when they actually

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go play each other in these tournaments. Let's let let

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that determine where everybody's ranked. And so based off of that,

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I'm not afraid of anybody. I don't care who we play.

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I think we have the talent and when we execute

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the right way and we play the right way, we

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can beat anybody. Anybody, you can put that down. But

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so we have the talent, that's my whole point. We

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have the talent to beat anybody. It comes down to that.

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At the next level is the execution like we saw it,

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where see Texas Deck had the same amount of talent

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as we have the same as they do. Turns down execution,

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and that's how it's gonna be when you play teams

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like this weekend since that year. You know, hopefully if

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we get the chance to play Texas Deck again, or

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hopefully if we get in the tournament, that's what it

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comes down to. You gotta be able to execute. And

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that's a differentiator. Because we got guys, ladies and gentleman

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b Yu has guys, we have the most talent we've

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ever had a BYU and we can beat anybody.

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Speaker 3: I promise you, how much better will the talent get

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over the next few years, Brady, do you see an

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elevated talent coming to b YU outside of what is

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already there?

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Speaker 2: Well, look at our young guys. I mean, you got

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hunk play, You're getting action, doing some good things on

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a couple of good pressures. You got taw c Lee,

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you got a new seat. Just three guys right off

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the top of my head. Studs. They're only gonna get better.

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And we got guys and Bedell you we got guys

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that have that are being redshirted right now, but I

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think could be contributors immediately. But I'm assuming I don't

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have inside information on this, but I'm assuming that you know,

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coaches want to keep them around and they have them

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red shirting and they're gonna get better. I mean, everybody

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is only I mean, dude, I turned off the Houston

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versus US last year's game, the last home game of

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the year. KT wasn't even a starter last year and

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now he's one of the most dominant defensive linement in

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the Big twelve. That's only in like a matter of

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like six eight months he developed into that kind of player.

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There's gonna be more guys like that, and our studs

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right now, they're only going to get better. Bear, Are

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you kidding me? There is getting better every single week.

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That dude has a chance to be an all time

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great Kylever quarterback at YU, which obviously that's saying something.

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So just by the not even including an injection of

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new talent, just by who we are already have there

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and anticipating them continually to develop and and to improve

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their game, they're going to be phenomenal. By is recruited

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well Ryder Lions, the stud is going to becoming I mean,

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this is only going to get more and more and

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more impressive as this continued. This is just the beginning.

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That's my whole point. This is going to become the

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new norm. And there are people that want to come

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to YU and they like and I'm talking about guys

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that would never when when we were in the you know,

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G five kind of rankings and didn't have, you know,

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the ability to pay players. You know, these guys would

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have gone elsewhere. Now they're coming to us, and so

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it's it's going to be a completely different animal, which

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is good. So I wouldn't just be getting used to this,

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and that makes it to where work can be legitimate

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contenders year in the year out as long as we,

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like I said, learn how to execute really high packed

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are excuse me, high pressure pack situations where we're going

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to be fined.

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Speaker 3: I want to get philosophical for you with you here

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for a secon because I know I can delve into

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this particular topic with you. There's this, uh, there's this

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growing movement of maybe individuals that are not b A

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fans or even UH anti LDS, but you know some

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are LDS and they're just anti b YU. They they

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kind of feel like, hey, there's a there's a there's

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like a rift and they they between b YU and

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the LDS standards and actually paying student athletes, right athletes,

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students for representing a university's athletic department, football, basketball, whatever

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it may be. They feel like there's an immorality to it.

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They shouldn't do this. You shouldn't pay for play essentially,

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UH for representation, right, That's how they feel. They feel

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like BYU Athletics isn't a missionary too. There's a lot

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of negative propaganda that comes out from it. The Jake

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retz Love situation they'll bring up. They'll bring up the

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most recent d d uy of the men's basketball team, right, Like,

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this isn't positive publicity, there's negative things. This is an

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ambassador tool, it's not a missionary tool. When you hear that,

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like what's your your reaction and why? You know, the

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way the form and fashion that the athletic department is

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operating trying to bring in the best talent that wants

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to align with BYU is the right thing and is

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a moral thing as well.

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Speaker 2: Well. Morality, I mean, what are we talking about here?

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Like is it imral to make money and to capitalize

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on your market value? You know, I think that's obviously

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not in question. There's nothing im moral with that. If anything,

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it's it's the right thing to do, because you're contributing

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something to society and to a market system that is valued,

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and if you're not compensated according to that value, you

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will not be in a position to continue to provide

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such services or value. So morality wise, yeah, I mean

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you're going to want to pay your talent, your workers, service,

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whatever it is products according to the value it brings.

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And and in sports the value comes to basically like

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how a market system determines the amount of skill that

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specific player brings to a team, you know, And that's

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that's very fair. I mean, and then when you're talking

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about the mission of BYU, I mean it's being accomplished.

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I mean, we had a heck of a showing on

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Saturday where we are on Fox eleven with our basketball

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team that showed that they are also capable of, you know,

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winning a national championship, which I don't know if we've

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ever said that buy you outside of just being a

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scrappy team that Mayson Price and teams, this this team's legit.

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You know that that fits to the mission of the university.

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I think more close to than when we're just putting

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a bunch of guys out there they're scrappers rather their

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best and not paying them. The same goes for football.

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So I think at the end of the day, I

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do believe that the church is seeing that's why we're

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really leaning into this and having fun with this, the

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value behind the mission of the university and the payment

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of players and athletes. That they're allied together and they're

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they're they're they're catalyzing each other to do the very

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thing that events do, which is bringing the best players

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that align with the mission of the university, and then

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it helps us become more visible, which that's what the

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church wants. And I don't think we've ever been more visible.

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I mean, we had Jalen Rose talking about b YU

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basketball on a national basketball talk show on Saturday, and

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I don't think he's ever made I don't know. It

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was kind of weird for me to hear they do

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come out of this battle, you know what I mean?

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Like this is this is new territory. We are as

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sending it to new space, which is great and uh

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and having to pay players, which look, the university's making

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money too, churches making money, so this too is not

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like you're paying them and it's just like a donation

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to somebody coming and participating in a in a colleague

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and athletic sport. No, you're paying them and they're they're

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giving you in return something of a head way more

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value than just the actual money you spend on that.

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So a heck of an investment if you really look

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at the.

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Speaker 3: Love the comment, it's Brady always love delving into this

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stuff with you. Let's get you on again later on

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this week to discuss Cincinnati so we can break it

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down from your purview. We got to get out to

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break but we invite everyone to follow Brady on x

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and also check out his website. If you're building out

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a gym, if you need Jim equipment, whether it's residential

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or commercial, the XPT dot com. That's the XPT dot com. Brady,

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always appreciate our time, man, great insight and knowledge as always.

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Speaker 2: Awesome man, Always a pleasure, buddy. All right, especially all

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right man.

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Speaker 3: We'll chat with you again soon. Thanks so much, Brady, popinga.

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