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Speaker 4: Uh, and we're gonna get a little coups in the
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Herald on the line. He was down at Pro Day
and got eyes on these players.
Speaker 3: G man, how was it? How you doing brother? It was?
Speaker 6: It was It was a good day. Uh. My perspective
being there, and I've been to a lot of these things,
is b w is just a lot bigger deal than
it used to be. It was kind of my perspective.
The pro scale seem a lot more engaged. There seems
to be a lot more of them, and just the
level of play. You could just see it just walking
around and just it's just a bigger deal. Like b
WAUS definitely progress and I think days like Pro Day
relative to what I've seen in during past years, I
think kind of testifies to that where you have some
very viable athletes this year, probably not as much as
it's going to be in the coming years, but that's
kind of the point, and I like that. As back
in Provo, I really disliked that big twelve pro Da.
I thought it was pretentious. I didn't like it at all,
but mostly for selfish reasons because I like being there
and I think it's good for the kids. You know,
they get together. And Clonneau was very forthright in his
opening comments. He wasn't even asked about and he just
immediately touched on that topic about how he just liked
loves having it. In Provo. Bwaused as a very good
community and Clonie's thehead of all of it. When you
take away from that, that's a missed opportunity. So having
that again at b YU, I think it's a really
really good thing.
Speaker 4: Who had the best performance of the day at prod
age man who stood.
Speaker 6: Out to you well as far as improving their stock?
I think Chase Roberts absolutely needed to do what he
had to, and he was very forthright and stating as much.
His four to six four forty times in the combine
no not good. He had to lower that and he did.
He clocked a four or five one at least that's well.
This post is you know, all those things go low
crittle that they get together, what was the real time
and all that, But I don't think there's any question
that he improved upon that substantially. And he looked really
good receiving passes from Jake Resloff, who was a man.
Wasn't good to see Jake there, just really really good
for him to be there and did and be accepted.
And Colonney also spoke about that all the players did, so,
so yeah, I'd say probably Chase Roberts. I thought Carson
Ryan ran an outstanding forty times considering his size and
the position he played. And of course Maury bombed, but
my goodness, I kind of felt bad. I forget who
it was that lined up that. Typically right when they
line up the next guy, they post the results from
the guy prior, so like right when he had to
start a forty, they posted Maury's four two seven forty
and there were audible gas They're just like, what WHOA.
I wonder if it screwed up the next guy, but
I don't know. Maury's just a freak athlete. That that
was nice to see, And according to Kiwane, he was
kind of disappointed that Maury only ran a four two
seven forty. He thought he was going to break a
four to two forty. I don't know if that's Kalani
just being that guy or what not. Man, it's cool
to see because you hear all all these forty times
and it's like, okay, yes, sure, and then you see
it post on the board in front of NFL scales,
it's like, oh, yeah, I guess they weren't kidding. He
can't to do that, so so that was cool. I
thought John telmoy Payne was sneaky good. I think him
running a four eight seven forty was tremendous for him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well his height waight did you see his height?
Speaker 6: Weight? I did not, Sorry, I don't poke like you do.
And how tough was it for you not to be
at this function today? I can only imagine nobody.
Speaker 3: It was tough.
Speaker 4: I love I love Proda, but I have you know,
I had previous obligations at work to take care of
so I did. I had to prioritize my primary job
rather than my secondary job.
Speaker 6: Today you had stuff. But but again, it was just
cool seeing all the guys there. Tyler Alzier was there,
seeing Kyris Tonga walk in. Uh signing a new contract
with the Chiefs. He looked great. He's there with his kids,
and yeah, it's just a really good community be when
he has a very strong community and you want to
touch on that and pro Day's absolutely a good day
to do that. And one thing I think, I comment
to you and one day I might get over this,
but it's not right now. Every time I see Bear
Bogmeier and his physique, well like, if you just asked
me what position does that guy play, I would it's
not even linebacker. I would see nose tackle. I mean,
I don't know if fans just realized just how enormous
this kid is. And he looks cut. I mean we
thought he looked cut last year. Yeah, he's ready to go,
and it's very easy to see how popular he is
with teammates just making the rounds and teammates just love him.
It's palpable. You can see it just with how he
conducts himself and whatnot. That Yeah, one day I might
get over that. And then Hinckley Ropatti, I swear he
looks more like a Disney animation than a real person.
And he put out great numbers and it just makes
me mad at the NCAA for not granted him a
waiver because he should have played last year and he
would have absolutely helped this team taken someone belowd Off LJ. Martin.
I mean LG. Martin was fine, he carries just fine,
but I still think he would have been a very
good addition to what b what he did last year,
and I wish him the best, great kids. So anyway, Yeah,
it was a good day.
Speaker 4: So the fastest forty was Maury Bamba at that four
to two seven. Who had the highest vertical? Was it
Tanner Wall with the thirty seven thirty seven.
Speaker 3: And a half?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think Maury tied him, though I think Maury
had had the thirty seven and a half as well.
I'd have to check on that. But more he killed
it and he knew he would. But I've started to
get interested in guys that fringe, Guys like we know
Carson Ryan's going to be an NFL tight end, we
know we know Jack Kelly's going to be an NFL linebacker.
He killed the combine. I think Chase Roberts is going
to have a legitimate opportunity to prove himself. But I'm
I'm interested. I think Tanner Wall once he gets to
camp and starts to show how well he understands concepts
and spacing. That's going to be a revelation to whichever
team's lucky enough to have him as part of their camp.
And John telmoy Peyo, that's kind of the guy that
sticks out of my mind. I think, yeah, maybe he
could do some things at the NFL level, a guy
that could sneak in. He had a really good season
last season, kind of a breakthrough thing for him. I
know he wants to come back to b wigh you
for another year. I don't know how realistic that is
or if it's over. I know he tweeted about it
a while back, but yeah, I think he put up
really good numbers and that could be a thing moving forward.
I think whealand Lapoaffo is a high quality offensive lineman
that could have make a roster at least a practice squad.
They have some guys. They have some guys, That's what
I'm saying about b WA. Usually it's just one guy
that might have a chance and then whatever, do your
thing and all that. But I think b ways to
the point where they're pumping out some serious NFL talent
and it's exciting to see. As for the program, g.
Speaker 4: Man, Brandon Seagerty here on your Utah ESPN Radio Network,
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Speaker 3: G Man.
Speaker 4: Uh is UH is BYU and NFL pipeline right now, Like,
how do you how are you feeling about the NFL development,
NFL pipeline, NFL draft picks, undrafted free agents coming out
of BYU right now.
Speaker 6: I'm it's interesting you asked that because whenever I cover
something like this, I look ahead to what the future
years could be and I start thinking about what a
totally healthy Isaiah Glasker is going to do at Pro Day,
and to me, that's kind of the missing story that
I don't think a lot of fans are cognizant of
because they're all excited about Kadu uluave Right and Lucy
talmoy Peal when they should be. These guys are tremendous.
They are going to be really good, but I think
fans a lot of them forget just what Isaiah Glasker
is when he's fully healthy, and I think it's going
to be a very pleasant reminder for a lot of
Bway fans because just think about Jack Kelly. Last year,
there was a healthy debate who's more impactful, Jack Kelly
or Isaiah Clasker, And I might even cide a little
Isaiah Glasker. So when he's fully healthy and I'm hoping
he confinuced next season healthy he doesn't have an injury history.
I think last year was kind of the the exception.
It's gonna be really really strong for Byu. And then
I talk about Nucy Talmoypeo. I think he's a guy
that could develop into an NFL guys certainly, And I
think when you look at the future NFL prospect. It's
gonna be exactly from the positions you want it to
be at BYU, which is defensive line. I think the
defensive line pipeline with what's developing, maybe particularly at the
defensive end position, you're gonna have some guys man just
rotating in and out. And you see that developing in
future years where they're gonna be able to put a
lot of guys into the NFL. Right now, you see
Kyros Tonga, Yeah, he's tremendous and all that. You're gonna
have more of that and it's gonna be a really
good thing. I think linebacker's a stable position at B YU.
I think it's gonna be a strength for years to come.
Tight end. If you're buying stock in any position, you're
buying stock in that tight end spot. I mean, my goodness,
that talent. It seems like we talk about every show now,
but my goodness, what a iipeline that's developing there. Twelve personnel,
let's go, it's going to be the base B WHATU
formation from this year henceforth. Stop it. You're not springing
out anymore. It is twelve personnel for now forever, and
it's going to be beautiful. It's gonna be fantastic. It's
what be Way football should be. It's what it's going
to be. Tight ends, stout, running back, inside zone blocking scheme,
let's go, it's going to be tremendous.
Speaker 4: So who's your favorite twelve personnel grouping all time?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: My gosh, Daniel Coats and Johnny Harlane on the outside.
Yeah yeah, but or a to Lamile chad Lewis. You
might want to go look with that. Yeah, you probably
want to go to Lamilee chad Lewis. With all due
respect to Daniel Coats and Johnny Harleane, but both of those,
my goodness, those were very very good combinations. And when
you hear Aaron Roderick I was on the show co hosting,
and he says he makes a statement like Walker Lyons
and Roger salle Opanga are two of the best players
on our entire team. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah, that's a
notable quote. That's something you're like, Wow, that means something,
that really does mean something. A Rub's not that coach.
He doesn't just throw out stuff. So when he says
things like that, it indicates a just how good those
guys are and be what offense he's gonna be running
next year, like if he's recognizing those guys, I think
you have Noahmayaki and Keanni. Those guys are pretty good.
They're good. They're gonna be playing a lot of twelve
person it will be the base formation. They will be
running twelve personnel more than any formation next year. I
absolutely believe that, with all due respect to the white Outs,
and I think the white Outs there's some potential there,
but you play to your strengths and that's going to
be the strength of this BAU team. And I don't
see that changing in their future. Considering which tight ends
are coming back, I mean, I mean Ryner Swanson are
you kidding me? And Brock Harris gets am I saying
you his name?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 6: I gets or get get you get you get you boy.
I slaughtered that one, didn't I Yeah, Yeah, It's kind
of interesting. It's like a horse start tied end. Oh
yeah him, and it's just an oh yeah him guy,
it's a four start tight in God. Yeah, it's that
he's getting a lot of talent. It's it's an exciting
time to be b what you football fan and everyone's
sad about the basketball program. Just just come back to.
Speaker 4: Football, come back, bring him home, bring him home, bringing
him back home.
Speaker 3: To the football school.
Speaker 4: Over the last sixty years, we've uh, we've won more
with per dollar spent UH than than any other football
program in the country.
Speaker 8: UH.
Speaker 3: And we continue to do it, man, we continue to
do it.
Speaker 4: When I say, what would you say if I told
you that the BAU football player payroll was just as,
was equivalent or less than the basketball program this year,
how'd that make you feel?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 6: It's a really really good return on investment they're getting.
If that's the case, my goodness, and I have to
wonder why that is. That shouldn't be the case in
my opinion, the way you use a better program right
now I'm in with all due respect to Kevin Young,
and I think there's a lot of qualifications you put
in this year, and you don't want to just define
what a program is with it being a second year.
But you consider what Klone's established and the work he's
put in, the money it brings in, the attention, and
just the quality of the product, it doesn't seem right
to me the basketball would be bringing in more money
than football even close. I don't think you should even
be close in my opinion, so yes, yeah, yeah, just
my opinion there.
Speaker 4: Who, by the way, who did the most bench presses
at the at the pro day? Who had the Did
everyone do bench press or no?
Speaker 6: No, no, not everyone? Oh I should know this. Hink
we did? Yeah, I think it was Hinkley, And I
would bet money was sink There's one guy that was
really high over forty and I'd have to check my
notes and to do any I have to go on
my phone. Maybe not forty, it was thirty or something.
Speaker 4: I Wayland, Austin LEUSA.
Speaker 6: It may have been Waylan. I think.
Speaker 4: Did Hinkley have twenty eight reps?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, it was Hinkley. Yeah, yeah, that that was
the number. I was thing. I knew it was an eight.
So can you still hear me? I'm a speaker phone
because you're making me do research. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we needed you to have these numbers ready for us.
Speaker 8: You know, I did know.
Speaker 6: That was my assignment. Yeah, think we had as I
think we had twenty eight reps and that's like the
only one I wrote down, So that must have been the.
Speaker 3: High Well I'm sure it didn't.
Speaker 4: Austin LEUSA and Waylon Lapou Diddy bench or No.
Speaker 6: John Telmoypeo had twenty seven, Carson Ryan had twenty three.
It's pretty good.
Speaker 3: Nice.
Speaker 6: Austin Leousa had twenty one. Okay, right, And I didn't get.
I didn't get. I don't think Waylan didn't do it,
because I would have written that down. And I have
Wayland he ran a five O three forty twenty seven
point five vertical and I would have written down his reps.
And the fact that I didn't, I'm pretty sure he
didn't do bench press.
Speaker 4: So there, you gotcha, gotcha, you have it. G Man,
Brandon Sigourney, g Man, any other nuggets you want to
drop on us today before we let you go.
Speaker 6: No, I it's really interesting to see what's developing in
spring practice. From what I've heard, there's there's at least
five guys that have made an instant impact and and
there you can basically pencil them in as starters right
now with this BAYU football team, and we've talked about
them hockey finales. Looking very very good at the tackle
position from what I understand, and he's probably going to
be the guy to beat out at left tackle come
fall practices. Casper continues to impress he's he's been, he's
been very good. Lots of potential there. And and the
guy Jake Clifton, it's it's gonna man Cilia Sarah for
as good as he is, he might be third string
when it's all said, because Jake Clifton and Kato Ula
Labe are looking very good, very good so far. So
it's it's a great state for the program where you
can return as many guys as be what you did,
you's still have room to bring in other people that
can beat those guys out. That's where you want to
be as a football program. And I think the way
he's reaching that and you're seeing steady progression and yeah,
this team, it should be one of the best way
teams I've ever covered. I flat out you look at
the roster on paper, I've never seen b what you
since i've covered the program, and I start covering in
two thousand and three, I've never seen the level of
talent and the death than I do this year. It's
it's every position, so things work out right and things happen.
You know this as well as anyone. The way you
should be very very good this year, g man.
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Speaker 5: You got, so we got all of those to start
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of the I would say, the big three that you're
going to get, well even the big four really that
we've got these all these are priced invoice, ready to move.
We've got a lot in stock that we need to
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Tacoma's Tundras, Forerunners, Corollas. We've got really aggressive lease offers
for those. Right now that the Corolla is at one
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as one point nine nine percent. We do actually, and
it's not one of these, but we actually do have
zero percent financing, which is crazy to talk about. In
twenty twenty six, we have zero percent financing on the
Toyota BZ, which is the electric option that Toyota has.
I'll tell you what if if you've never taken a
look at one of these, they're very well built. They
have kind of that heritage of Toyota with kind of
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now with the electric side of things. You know, they're
they're kind of built, built for tech savvy people. They
get very good fuel economy or not fuel economy. They
can get a really good distance on the charge. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: Wow. So that's an awesome deal. It's the the CHR.
Speaker 5: It's a it's a smaller electric vehicle, all electric ev
that I want to say, it's it's something like I
have to look it up, but it's like three hundred
and thirty horse power, all will drive. That's a little
in a little tiny car.
Speaker 3: It's fun. It's it's gonna be a good when we
get those.
Speaker 5: We just got an allocation for our first Beezy Woodland,
which is kind of a stretched BZ. I mean it
looks like here on the showroom, we've got a Crown
signia that it's kind of like a it's kind of
got that old school hatched or old school kind of
station wagon vibe to it a little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The from my understanding, the the Woodland, uh bes is
the similar size to this.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It has a lot sharper roof on the earth. Yeah,
it carries it out a lot sharper on the back.
So we've got a lot of options. That is one
nice thing about working for Toyota. You know, we're not
limited to a certain space. They pretty much got a
vehicle on almost every segment. We can find, you know,
any vehicle that you're looking for. So if you're if
you're if you're considering making a change, come see us,
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gonna throw everybody in the box.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 3: We're gonna listen and and and kind of do things
the way that you want to do things.
Speaker 4: Logan street, Ladies and gentlemen, let's go to break. We'll
be back more to get to on a beautiful Friday,
March twentieth Day of Cougar Sports. Let's get out to
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Though just not yet. Maybe with a third child on
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would be for a mom with young kids, just because
there are just a lot of features with that, and
not only that, because they are all hybrids, they're actually
a lot safer. They have that low center of gravity
similar to an EV so you're you're you know, is
in the terms of the likelihood of you rolling in
an accident, is less heaven forbid of course. But no,
the Siennas are are super popular. We we have some
available right now on our allocation. But you know, I'll
be honest with you, they typically sell before they even
they sell for that area. That's how crazy they are
in terms of of those models. I mean, Grand Highlanders
are that way. Highlanders are that way. We just got
the brand new twenty twenty six, all new redesigned RAB four.
Same thing with those, they're showing up and already already
being sold. So you know, but that's not to dismay
anybody from from coming and checking out a Toyota, right
come on, you know we can if we have one
here on the lot that's pretty sold and we're happy
to show those to customers. We may or may not
have a few in our our service loaner or sales
loaner kind of rental fleet that we can show you guys,
and you can test drive and kind of kind of
get those going. So the big thing that we've got
going on this weekend that that ends on Monday, we
do have the Range Toyota Basketball Showdown in honor of
March Madness, where we're going to be giving away one
thousand dollars each two five individuals and uh super easy.
Speaker 3: To uh to to to get get uh signed up
for that.
Speaker 5: You can either come to the dealership and uh, you know,
take a photo by any of our any of our
cars by the dealership. You know, I mean, I wouldn't
recommend this if you're driving down the freeway, but maybe
you're the passenger in the car and you're driving past
you take a selfie with us in the background.
Speaker 3: Uh, put put that on your.
Speaker 5: Social media's with the hashtag O T shoot yep, and uh,
you're you're entered in for that contest or stop on buy,
come check out our inventory, take a test drive.
Speaker 3: No, no, no pressure to buy.
Speaker 5: Anything like that, and uh scan the QR code and
and get entered that way as well.
Speaker 3: Love it, appreciate you having us today.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about status in this segment Baranti by Banterwealthbatterwealth
dot com. We got Certify Financial Planner n f l
P A Certify Financial Planner. Blaine Anderson on the line,
Blaine Train, how that guard you man? Thanks for joining
us for a little Let's talk about stats.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, happy to be here.
Speaker 8: Happy Friday afternoon to you.
Speaker 4: Yes, indeed, let's talk about a few stats before we
welcome in our other guest. There's some key stats that
I want to bring out.
Speaker 3: We've had.
Speaker 4: We had pro Day today and there was a four
to two seven forty that was ran by one Moury
bomba Holy Canoli that may be one of the fastest,
if not the fastest forty time to come out of Brigham.
What was your reaction to the news of how fast
Moury is and has been.
Speaker 8: Wow, Well, I'm just learning about it right now and
super excited. Moury is awesome. He's a great athlete and
I can't believe that that's a phenomenal time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean he's he's got to be one of
the fastest dudes on this roster, if not the fastest
guy in the ross. Now, Evan Johnson's going to say
he's the fastest, right, but we let's welcome in our
guest to the show and maybe get an opinion from him.
Speaker 3: He's QB two right now.
Speaker 4: The pride of Tucson, Arizona, and he's looking to make
some hay this year on the football field. Le's welcome
in Tracon Borgates and the show. Trayson, how heck are
you buddy?
Speaker 6: Doing great?
Speaker 7: Doing great? Thank you for having me?
Speaker 3: Hey man?
Speaker 4: Is is Evan Johnson as anyone as fast as Maury Bomba?
It was Maury Bomba actually the fastest guy on this
squad this last year, do you think, Trayson.
Speaker 7: Well, the thing is, nobody ever saw me run full speech,
so I don't know if we'll ever be able to
tell who's the.
Speaker 8: Fastest, but.
Speaker 6: No, and I'll hear h Evan and Moury.
Speaker 7: They would go at it all the time whenever we
would do our races, and some would say More was faster,
some would say Edwin was faster. But I guess it
just depends of the day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and uh you know, I've heard Joe Douglas trying
to try to keep up with those guys. Who else
is in that mix as far as fastest all the team?
Would you say, Tracy, Yeah, our.
Speaker 7: DD room is very very fast. We have Tommy assets
will sneak up on some people. Obviously, Trey Alexander is
really fast, lengthy, Joe Douglas again very fast. But then
you got some sleepers like like Hylard Casper, his speed
will sneak up on you, u Jojo Phillips, his speed
will sneak up on you. And even some of the
freshmen actually, uh so like Terrence is very fast and
Legend Glaster, those those just can roll.
Speaker 4: Well, you mentioned that you're you're more nimble and quick
than meets the eye at six two to two, O pup,
I noticed you had a little bit more boots, scoot
and boogie even last year coming into the quarterback competition.
You had heard the the criticisms, Oh, he's just a
pocket quarterback. Well, it looks like he took offense to that.
You leaned up, you were a little bit more twitchy.
How's the running ability this year? You feel like you've
improved in the off season.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think every year your goal is trying to
get bigger, faster, stronger, and heading into.
Speaker 7: My fifth my fifth year of college football, definitely feel
the biggest, fastest, the strongest I've ever been.
Speaker 4: Love that you mentioned Kyler Casper six six to twelve,
and he can scooter as well. He's finally healthy. I mean,
I mean that's that's a big part of it. You
you kind of grew up with Kyler. You know this
kid better than anybody. You may have had an impact
in recruiting him to be YU. Tell us a little
about Kyler and how he came to b YU.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've known Kyler ever since he was you know,
probably six two, which was probably about.
Speaker 8: Fifteen, sixteen years old, and he's he's just a great guy,
great family, really athletic family.
Speaker 7: His dad's awesome. And yeah, I mean me and Kyler
have always you know, talked about you know, joining up
in college wherever that was, and then when I get
to BYU, the first thing I'm doing is trying to
recruit former teammates that that I grew up with or
that that that I know who aren't necessarily producing what
they should at the schools they're at. And so me
and Kyle have been working on this for a little
bit over two years now, and to finally get him
over here and and representing the Cougars, I mean, it's
definitely been a ton of fun and I'm just I'm
just so excited for him to show what he's capable of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what is his what is his capabilities?
Speaker 4: Do you think this year we have some attrition in
the wide receiver room obviously with guys graduating, Chase Roberts
and then Parker Kingston, you know, not not a part
of the team anymore. Kyler Casper, where does he fit in?
How big of a role can he have this year?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Kyler, this guy's the limit. I mean, that kid
is just gifted insanely and just very smart. He knows
the football.
Speaker 8: Fields, he knows the areas of the field where.
Speaker 7: Defenders aren't, he can recoverage it. He's got good connection
with the quarterback whoever's out there. And he just likes
to go out there and compete. I mean, like he
you go, you throw a ball, and you see how
competitive and how aggressive he is going after that thing.
And I just I just love that competitive nature of him.
And yeah, like I said, I mean, once he gets
going and and continue to stay healthy and using the
strength staff and the nutrition that we have here, I mean,
I'm really excited for him to be part of that
that receiving core this year.
Speaker 4: Let's bring Blaine Anderson back into the conversation NFLPA sort
of five financial plant. Let's tuck some financial stats that
kind of meld these two things. Uh, we always talk
about potential, right Potential It doesn't always you know, it
doesn't always come to fruition.
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 4: What's the potential markets looking like right now? We got
we got some things going on in Iran, international chaos locally,
what are we what do we got going on right
now in the financial markets and the potential for uh,
you know, disruption and things of that nature. Give us
a little forecasting, if you will.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, this is definitely on the forefront of people's minds.
We've had a lot of questions come up, in particular
with Iran like you mentioned, and not to mention, even
before coming into this, the markets were peaking. We were
reaching some all time highs, and so while we love
seeing the market do well, we also have to account
for about every six years the market experience is a
twenty percent pullback or more, and so it's important to
be balanced, it's important to be diversified, and it's important
to have some risk management really be aware of those things.
So our response to this, as we continue to utilize
real estate within portfolios, we really like the utilization of
our band or custom income note that gives us some buffers.
For example, the income note we just traded today as
a thirty five percent buffer, and that gives us a
little bit more peace of mind when it comes to
the market because there's a lot of uncertainty out there.
There's some things that make us as citizens uneasy and
so yes, that carries over to the market, and we've
got some polatility ahead of us, and so it's a
good time to make sure that things are in balance.
There's a good risk reward opportunity within the portfolio, and
that's why we love diversification. So much because I we do.
We feel like there's some choppy waters ahead of us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, diversification, that's a that's a good word. Here is uh,
you know, you're you're you're beginning to represent these young
athletes Blane and helping them invest and create stable and
sustainable outcomes for their future financially. And this is a
new uh new foray for them. They have money, their
w W nine kind of ten nine uh independent contractors,
we're getting tech and and I know they're at band
or wealth. You guys have a a a a nice
cohesive unit of wealth management planning as well as tax
smart wealth advantage advantage advisement. So when you're when you're
discussing uh these uh, these ten nine W nine independent
contractor football players, you know, when you're getting into the
the the muck of it, how are you guys advising
these young men about how to navigate the the new
world that they're living in with their new finances.
Speaker 8: One of the core pillars of the Certified Financial Plan
has to do with estate planning and also tax planning,
and those are actually pillars one and two. So we
address those things. We talk about liability protection, setting up
an LLC, especially if you're a ten ninety nine having
an S corporation so that you can offset much of
your income with deductions and regular expenses that help you
fulfill your contracts or fulfill your obligations as a professional.
And that's part of what many of us already deal
with now, it's just they're experiencing it at a younger age.
And then we start the next step being the tax
planning and making sure that there's integration with your CPA
and with your financial advisor, and making sure that yes,
we focus on returns. We want the money to grow,
but it's not about what you make, it's about what
you keep. And then we continue to progress. The next
step is risk management, and that's a big part of
this world today for all all of us. The fourth
step is income planning, and then the fifth step is
getting to the investment planning. So we just take even
our younger folks and athletes through those five core pillars
of a certified financial plan, make sure that we cover
each one of them. And then of course it comes
down to discipline, but having access to different investments real
estate being one, helps build a diversified plan. And then
going through each step and that financial plan is important
for all of us, regardless of age, and that's what
gives us the best opportunity for success, is having a
solid foundation and then something to launch off of. And
that's we're approaching it the same way as we do
with many of our clients and how we've done it
over the past seventeen years.
Speaker 4: Grayson, I want to include you in on this conversation.
You know, new money, new found kind of financial.
Speaker 3: Education, and.
Speaker 4: How have you approached this with it between tax planning
and offsetting some of those axes, et cetera. How are
you navigating this with a new money coming in as
a student athlete.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think BYU has done a good job having
you know, people coming in and speak to us athletes,
especially with the nil money we're making now because everybody,
you know, we're getting paid at employees and at from
the ages eighteen to twenty three. I mean, not a
lot of kids like us or guys like us know
what to do with that type of money. So I
guess early on I've just been focused on, uh, just
investing in investing early and index funds, using the roth
IRA and basically just building multiple income streams that way.
We're set long term.
Speaker 4: Love that great insight there from Trayson Borgay Blame Anderson,
Ladies and gentlemen, Vanderwilthbetterwealth dot Com. That's let's talk about
stats and we appreciate you guys showing up, showing out
one last thing. Pro DA was pretty special. Obviously Morey
Bomba had a four to two seven four and uh,
it's fun to see you know these guys, Uh, just
just showcase their athletic abilities, uh for NFL Scouts, et cetera,
and uh Tracon, Uh what what what's your what? What's
your I know quarterbacks don't necessarily, you know, test out
all the time. But what do you think your your
your pro day scores would be right now at your.
Speaker 7: Peak, at my peak. So in a year from now
when I'm doing my pro day, I don't know. I
don't know, just because I want to. I want to
be the best that I can be in I don't
necessarily have a score in mind right now. Obviously I
haven't been tested high school. But uh, but yeah, I
mean I don't. I don't think that I'll be running
a fourteenth gem and I might I'll say.
Speaker 4: That, Hey man, I'm I'm at least a four five.
I've seen you scoot at least a four five.
Speaker 3: Uh, that's what I'm shooting. That's what I'm shooting for there.
Speaker 4: Tracing Board Day, ladies and gentlemen, Blaine Anderson, banterwelth dot com.
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