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a quad three at home at some point. I think

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this was a quad to might even at the start

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of the season, might have been a quad one game.

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Look the Big twelve stuff. It doesn't matter who you are,

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what you play, how you play it. I've covered this

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team for a long time. I've covered this conference since

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Bau's gotten into it.

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Speaker 3: It's not easy.

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Speaker 1: It's not easy, and this is a Colorado team that

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didn't have a good outing per Tad Boyle. He said

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it was a good old fashioned, a whooping Texas beat down.

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They're gonna be motivated. I know it's a young team,

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but they're looking for revenge. And what better way for

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the Buffs to come into provo to the Marriott tomorrow

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and to spoil Jimmer for Debt's retirement. Look, they're gonna

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try to play spoiler. We'll see if they're able to

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the ESPN the Fan Hotline and welcome in Pat Rooney,

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he represents the Daily camera over there in Boulder, Colorado.

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Speaker 3: Pat, thanks for joining me today.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you bet, thanks for having me.

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Speaker 3: Of course, let's break this matchup down.

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Speaker 1: Who are the Colorado Buffaloes and what do Cougar fans need.

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Speaker 3: To know about this basketball team?

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Speaker 4: That's a good question. Who are the Buffalos? I think

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if you ask Tad Boyle, he would tell you that

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this is a team without an identity right now. You know,

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defense and rebounding is something Tad Boyle has preached throughout

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this time. He's in the sixteenth season now at Colorado,

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and those are areas that this team has struggled in

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kind of mightily. Really throughout the season, even when they're

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winning games and non conference play there they were kind

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of outscoring people for the most parts, and it wasn't

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the defense, so it was winning the games. Now they're

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playing better defenses, the offense is struggling a little bit.

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been bad on the road, especially of late, getting kind

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of run out of the gym in their last few games.

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Colorado will come out and have a better showing than

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the other night. They would almost have to, but for

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the most part, they've had a good track record of

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bouncing back after ugly games under Tad Boy. I don't

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think they're gonna win on Saturday, but I think they'll

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's gonna be tough on Saturday.

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Speaker 1: You mentioned a lot obviously BYU has this this guy

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that no one knows, right, no one knows who agent

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Bonds aj D Bons. Excuse me, no idea, Richie Saunders.

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and look, it's a tough matchup. They got a three

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worried about, not saying AG's not a good player. We

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know he's gonna be a top two pick, but it

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seems like the top King, as they call him in provo,

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Speaker 4: You know when I when I watch b YU, and

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this season. They just had the one game last year

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as well here in Boulder. But I love Richie Saunders.

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to seeing him as well. He's always going to do

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his thingers the reason he's gonna be one of the

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top picks in the NBA draft. But uh, you know,

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through the battles. You know, I think Richie Saunders is

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of everything to help that team win.

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Speaker 1: You mentioned Richie making a deep march and man in

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his run. We saw what he was able to do

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in the tournament last year. BA fans are going to

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love hearing that from you. In this know the faux segment.

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of this Buffs team. I'm interested to see what the

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a good question. The Buffs have been searching

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those open shooters when you double teams. So I think

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Buffaloes double a little bit more than they typically do,

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teams that can really make you pay if you leave

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shooters alone from three point range. And I'm not saying

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BYU doesn't have plenty of capable shooters, but the numbers

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say that's not an area where they're going to necessarily

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beat the Buffs on Saturday, you.

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Speaker 3: Think a really good point.

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Speaker 1: Cougar's a struggle from three and also not the identity

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AG getting doubled, maybe even tripled. We've seen the tape.

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Guys try to do that in the Big Twelve Conference.

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is this an exciting year?

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Speaker 3: I mean, there's so much talent.

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Speaker 1: It's always the toughestleague, right I think it's still the

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best basketball conference in America. I know the SEC is

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going to get the most teams in, but I just

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think the Big Twelve, you know, it's it's like the

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SEC of football, like anybody can get you on any

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given night. But from your standpoint, how do you evaluate

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it this season as a lot of projected lottery picks

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going into the NBA next season.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, that part of it's for sure fun and you know,

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like I said, I'm looking forward to seeing your guys

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play live on on Saturday. Yeah, you know, I told her,

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I think I felt like last year the Big Twelve

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was as deep and balanced as any any league in

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the country, including the SEC. This year, you know, I

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think it might be a little bit top heavy. Obviously,

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the middle pack is still very strong. You know, a

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couple of teams struggling at the bottom where you know,

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the Buffs are trying to stay out of the bottom

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bottom at this point. You know, a couple of teams

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conference in the in the country. The bus don't get

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Arizona until the the end of the regular season, but

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good night, a lot of the other teams as well.

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of the other teams, but you know, I still think

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that that team is athletic, and you know, even within

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that starting five pretty balanced and J. T. Topping can

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dominate any game on on on any night, almost the

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same way as the Bonds to.

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Speaker 1: Is j T Topping the Big twelve Player of the

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year in European? I feel like AJ is pretty much

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solidifying and locking up newcomer.

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Speaker 3: But is j T Topping the Big twelve player of

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the year in your opinion?

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of responsible for for that team's success that than AJ

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a it's it's close. They thin could go either way.

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over the last month of the regular season here, I

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he can rebound. You know, he's a defensive presence in

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but how do you retain all of it? Look at

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the day of the nil the transfer portal, it's just

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tough to retain high level talent. But I like what

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guys going to the next season.

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Speaker 4: And that's the big question mark. You know, Ted Boyle

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has been saying since the outset of the season that

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the key is going to be retaining all their guys.

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only guy who's going to uh kind of exhaust his

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eligibility is Elijah alone, you know, a backup center at

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this point who's playing sparingly. As far as everyone on

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the floor, most of them, you know, are are sched

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you know, on paper, Schedu'll be back. He can be

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back for multiple years, you know. And this is how

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Tad Boyle has built teams, the teams that he's had

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success with the Colorado the recruits and developed type program,

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and he's talked about the need to retain the young guys.

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I just think it's going to be very hard for

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this team to do. So, you know, one freshman look

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at it is Isaiah Johnson. He's been the team's leading scorer,

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has probably played beyond kind of where he was recruited.

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plays with a lot of poise, uh and and has

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has had some big game you know, fearless going to

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the basket. He's a wiry little guy, but uh, he

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can get to the free throw line, can go through

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contact at the rim. You know it is Colorado going

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to be able to retain a guy like that for

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a couple more years. I don't know that that's gonna

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be a big question. There's not a lot of nil

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money at Colorado right now, and there's a new ad

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as well, so I you know that's gonna be the

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big question. Ted Boyle has seemed confident that they're going

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to be able to do it. But I think with

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every big game Isaiah Johnson has down the stretch, it's

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going to get harder and harder to do.

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Speaker 1: So you bring up really good point in the day

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of nil and this this this kid's fenund with this

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freshman sixty one, one hundred seventy pounder from Los Angeles, California,

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averaging over sixteen points per game, over two point seven rebounds,

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two point five assists. It shoots forty nine percent from

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the field. Those are very good numbers. It's going to

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be tough. You mentioned the nil Colorado new ad. Your

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thoughts on the new ad. I know that that got announced,

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you know, not too long ago.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I've met him a few times. Hoping to sit

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down with him next week to talk about some basketball matters.

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Actually we will hopefully stay tuned for for that down

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the road. You know, I've been impressed. He's, you know,

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younger guy, a lot of energy. I think in this

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day and age is kind of and maybe it's take

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nothing way. Rick George has done a great job at

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Colorado on the whole during his tenure. He's the outgoing,

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kind of retiring athletic director. He's going to kind of

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stay on in an advisory role. But I think, you know,

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some some some new energy, some new insights, some new

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way to approach things. You know, there's I go around

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to these for instance, you know, visiting you know, some

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of these still in the second year of the Big Twelve.

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Some of these venues are still new to me. I

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like walking around checking them out seeing, you know, kind

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of what all the perks and amenities are. And the

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more I do that, the more I see how some

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of those amenities are are kind of lagging at Colorado.

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So I think someone with with with some of his

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kind of administrative and kind of sports business background will

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be good going forward. And I'm certainly curious to see

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how he handles a basketball program going forward.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, new ad, younger guy, that's good. But in this

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day and age, you have to pay for players to

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stay and pay to play.

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Speaker 3: That's the name of the game.

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Speaker 1: Here with Pat Rooney on the line, he is covers

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all things ready to Colorado buffs at the Daily camera

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over there in Boulder, Colorado on the line with his

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discussing some basketball news. Let's transition now, Pat, let's go

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to football. How long do you think coach Prime will

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be there? I like what coach Prime is models, how

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he has young men. I don't think I've ever seen

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a head coach publicly says I'm gonna find you one

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thousand dollars for a mouthpiece. That's an expensive mouthpiece, Pat,

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But I love the I love how disciplined Prime is

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and what he brings. But how long do you anticipate

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him staying. But I love him being in the Big twelve.

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I think it's great for the conference.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I'm gonna be honest. So he's stayed

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longer than I thought he would. You know, I thought

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he might jump at an opportunity to move up the ladder,

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or you know, maybe jumping down. You know, the more

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I've been around, I think the NFL is less and

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less likely. But you know that after his second season,

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when they had the good year, solid year with Travis

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Hunter and his son Shador Sanders, I thought he might

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jump to someone that might, you know, give him more

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and I owe money to work with and you know,

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kind of more of the person amenities who are just

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talking with basketball. So he's already stayed a little longer

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than I thought he would. And you know, going forward,

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I think it's a matter of his health. I've written

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this kind of before and Colins and so forth. At

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this point, I think it's less about him necessarily looking

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for another opportunity or a bigger challenge or or kind

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of any of those other things. I think for him

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right now, at this point, it's probably more a matter

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of his personal health and how much longer he wants

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to do it. You know, he's had some pretty serious

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health issues have been pretty well detailed obviously. Last year

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with recovering from the bladder cancer took a lot out

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of him physically, And you know, I think that's going

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to be the biggest thing going forward. If he says hell,

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I can see him doing it for several more years.

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If he has more else setback, see, I think that's uh,

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that would be the big question mark. And I think

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it's more a matter of that than you know, kind

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of moving up the coaching ladder if you will going forward.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, always always want the best for people's health. These days,

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we've seen a lot of people from people in our

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personal lives to you know, public figures, a lot of people.

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I think there was an actor I forgot the name

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of the guy who forty eight just passed away, Like, look,

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you never want to see that. And we look we

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here at ESP and the fan here on Cougar Sports.

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You know, wish coach prime, you know all health. I

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know him and Kialani have a great relationship. Hope he's

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able to keep coaching young man. Because I came from

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a very disciplined household. It came from a military background.

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I love how coach Prime is all about his business.

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If Coach Prime you know where to to, you know leave,

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Is there anybody in the program or step down? It

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would be due to the health that you mentioned. Anybody

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in the program right now? Coaching waiting? What do you

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like about what they have on this Colorado Buffalo's football staff.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't like describing this person isn't necessarily a

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coach in waiting because he's yet to actually coach a

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game at Colorado. But the new offense coordinator, Brendan Mary

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and the former head coach at at Sacramento State. He's

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bringing in his go go offense. It's going to be run, heavy,

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vertical passing. We will see how it works. But given

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his coaching background, he's kind of a younger, dynamic guy.

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I think if you know, Dean Sanners were to make

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a decision or if something were to change in the

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coming months or year or whatever, you know, I think

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that's the guy would look to. Obviously, has he have

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to coach a game at Colorado, so you know, tap

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the brakes on that a little bit. But you know,

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he so far, the reviews have been, you know, pretty

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good about what they've been able to do in recruiting,

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and you know, athletes, his attraction to what he's bringing

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to the table as far as the offense goes. So

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and they have a young quarterback, and you know, if

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they do well this upcome and fall, you know, certainly

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if they put points on the board, you know, I

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think he would be the guy that you would maybe

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look at, you know, to kind of take the reins

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from Dean Sanders if it came to that.

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Speaker 3: What do you like about the offense? You mentioned the quarterback.

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Speaker 1: I thought Colorado, even in the ups and downs, I

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thought they played well. The competitive nature of that TCU game.

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I still look at that game of like I felt

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like that sort of things may be unraveled, but I

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felt like they were in a lot of games, you know,

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before that middle part of the stretch.

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Speaker 4: You know, it's just interesting what happened to that team

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down the stretch, because they had a good mid season

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win against Iowa State at home, and I think it

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got them to three and four, and you know, they

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had had a new quarterback. It looked like they were

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figuring things out right. And they had a bye week

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after that. But then you know, they came out of

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that bye and just you know, they laid an egg

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in the first game after that and can kind of

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really never really recaptured that momentum. So that was surprising

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to me, especially after that win against Iowa State. They

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kind of had a feel of a team that was

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was figuring it out a little bit. But I do

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like the quarterback Julian Lewis kind of really showed his

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potential down the stretch this past year, and uh, you

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know they're they're they're kind of hinging on him going forward.

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You know, losing Jordan's Seaton, that left tackle, you know,

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there's there's no way to sugarcoat that's a huge loss.

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Even even with him, that was an average line at best.

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You know, maybe maybe above average in some of those

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early games, but it still was not a great offensive

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line top to bottom, and they're not going to be

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better without him, So that was a big loss. If

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they can protect Julian Lewis, I think they'll be able

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to move the ball. They'll always have a good cast

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of receivers. They always seem to have a good number

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of athletes there. But as always with Colorado, it is

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just gonna come down to how much they've improved. If

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they have improved upfront, really on both sides of the ball.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the game is won and lost in the trenches,

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no doubt about it at all. And look I love

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I'm looking forward to the bu Au Colorado matchups with

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coach Prime, you know, for the US to come as

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long as he's there. I love this Robbery Brewin and

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in basketball, I love Tad Boyle, great coach, love his

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his his mindset and what he stands for. I know

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you say you got b YU are winning this one.

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Do you think the Buffs keep it close? You think

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it's single digits? I know it's a Jersey retirement for

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certain b YU basketball great that you know you probably

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heard of. But the Buffs is able to keep this

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the single digits and does bo you win this one

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by twelve?

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Speaker 4: I think they'll keep it close for a while. You know,

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you know Colorado is they're come off a terrible offensive game,

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right and then they've been bad on the road. I

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think they're going to be motivated for at least the

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start of this game to have a better showing. But

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if this turns into a track meet, they're not gonna

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be able to keep pace with BYU, So it might

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be single digits at halftime. I think BYU pulls away

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in the second half. I think it's a double digits

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win by the end. But you know, hey, the Buffalost

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by thirty fours the other night. I'm guessing it's not

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gonna be worse than that.

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Speaker 1: No, it can't be worse than thirty four. I don't

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think it's gonna be that type of that. I think

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they'll definitely be very much improved.

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Speaker 3: Now it is.

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Speaker 4: You have to have me back on again though.

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Speaker 1: All right, Okay, we'll book that bed right now here

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on a Friday, the day before Valentine's Day. If that happens,

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I did, we definitely will contact you every back on.

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I will be just as shocked as you. Pat normal.

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Those things don't happen in college athletics, back to back

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like that. Look, uh, I just followed you on Twitter.

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I look, I I tracked people down. Look, I'm twenty nine,

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I'm young. I just have my first kid not too

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long ago. I shouldn't say I my wife had the kid.

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I was there, you know, supporting, because you know that's

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what you do. That's literally what is you do with

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the better three force tells you, and you're uh you.

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I always say, I'm buying what I've invested in the mortgage,

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in the stock. I really don't get to say. You know,

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that's what it is, all these fun things. But the

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best part that you love about being a girl dad,

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because my first child is a girl as well.

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Speaker 4: Nice nice best part of our watching them grow, how

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little years minor kind of over our grade school now

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and seeing how bright and sharp and just witty and

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the different personalities between the two of them. It's been great.

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Speaker 3: I look forward to those days.

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Speaker 1: She's fifteen months, so we're still brand new in the

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par but but I love that par uh and enjoy.

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Speaker 4: Probably not the first one to tell you this, but

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it goes fast. You're not know.

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Speaker 1: A lot of people told me that I'm like, wow,

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she's gonna be two this year. That was quicker than

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I thought. So I respect my olds and everything that

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I'm told you're not wrong. I and try and enjoy

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every single moment as she's just started to walk, because

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I'm gonna look up, like my mom said, and then

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I'm gonna be looking at college and all of that

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and you know, marriage down the line. Those crazy things

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So before I let you go to the Pat, what's

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the best way we can support you what you do

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and how you do?

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Speaker 3: Where can we find you work?

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Speaker 4: Buff Zone dot com or Daily Camera dot com? Is it?

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The buzzone dot com is kind of our our Colorado

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coverage website. But Dailycamera dot com. Click on sports you

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have all our coverage from basketball. And you know, my

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good friend Brian Howe is the lead on the football

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beat and I always putting out you know, really really

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great and interesting work on that program as well, So

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that would be the place to.

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Speaker 3: Go Buffzone dot com or Daily Camera.

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Speaker 1: You can also follow him on XEM and give him

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a plug here at p Roni zero seven as well. Pat,

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thanks for your time today, save travels and hopefully enjoy

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your trip to Provo, Utah.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, heading out soon and thanks again for having me

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anytime of course.

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Speaker 3: Okay, we'll let him go.

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Speaker 1: That was Pat Rooney of the Daily Camera there in Boulder, Colorado.

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it for a another week of Cougar sports. Happy Valentine's

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Day to all of you people out there, whether you're

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celebrating with your lovely wife, a husband, a significant other, boyfriend,

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this weekend. BYU men's basketball ticking on the Buffs Colorado

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tomorrow looking for back to back wins.

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Speaker 3: I believe they will do so.

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Speaker 1: Andrew Peterson and myself will have it tomorrow on the

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pregame show one pm to two pm right here on

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your Utah ESPN Radio Network. Jimmer Fredett getting his jersey retired.

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Shout out to all of our guests that joined us.

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Brandon Seegourney of The Daily Herald, Matt brownofextra Points dot Com,

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Tad Walsh of the Desert News Look got to talk

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about the church stuff. New Apostle Clark Gilbert now an apostle,