Speaker 1: High week for the youths, bye week for BYU, but
Speaker 1: a lot of college football this weekend. So let's bring
Speaker 1: in one of our favorites on a Friday, my buddy
Speaker 1: Max Brown, to get us ready for the weekend ahead.
Speaker 2: Max. Happy Friday, buddy.
Speaker 3: How are we doing every Friday?
Speaker 4: Spen's doing well? How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good, I'm good. So let's get this out of
Speaker 1: the way. Did we dress up for Halloween? Did we
Speaker 1: go trick or treating? What was the Max Brown Halloween experience?
Speaker 4: Like, dude, this is the first time I hadn't dressed
Speaker 4: up in a little while. But it was funny last
Speaker 4: night because I saw mccullay colchin dress up as Joe Burrow,
Speaker 4: which when people stop me on the street, those are
Speaker 4: the two dudes that people say, I look like.
Speaker 3: I was Joe Burrow two years ago.
Speaker 4: I was Travis Kelce and my wife was Taylor Swift
Speaker 4: last year before it got super trendy. So I'm usually
Speaker 4: in the spirit, but this year I find myself on
Speaker 4: the road.
Speaker 1: You can't drop that on me to start the interview,
Speaker 1: because now I've got your Twitter pulled up. You do
Speaker 1: look like a hybrid of McAuley Cochin and Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2: I've never realized that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I get, social media says if Peyton Manning and
Speaker 4: Joe Burrow had a child with Peyton Manning's five head
Speaker 4: and Joe Burrow's, I guess it's the hairstyle. I don't
Speaker 4: even know skinning complexion or whatever, but yeah, I get.
Speaker 4: Someone stops me said that, look like Joe Burrow literally
Speaker 4: once every other week.
Speaker 1: I can see that I've never put that together. I
Speaker 1: usually pride myself on those type of comps. But we'll
Speaker 1: move on. Nobody gives a rip, all right, Max, Our
Speaker 1: local teams are on a bye, So let's just start
Speaker 1: with a couple of thoughts here, and then let's get
Speaker 1: ready for some games this weekend. And let's start with
Speaker 1: the bad, the disappointing, the Utah Utes. And look, as
Speaker 1: I've said all week, I get a lot of things wrong.
Speaker 1: I'm fine saying that is a radio host. I don't
Speaker 1: know that I've ever been as wrong as I've been
Speaker 1: about anything as far as how wrong I've been with
Speaker 1: his Utah football team. Four straight l's and now we're
Speaker 1: back to a quarterback situation where Isaac Wilson and Brandon
Speaker 1: Rose are going to split the reps and by us
Speaker 1: in town coming up next Saturday. Just want to get
Speaker 1: some thoughts from you on the utes today.
Speaker 4: Yeah, whatever something like this happens, which obviously I mean
Speaker 4: for Utah this is a first time under under Kyle
Speaker 4: wedding hand, But when you know teams don't live up
Speaker 4: to expectations that you have coordinators and guys on the
Speaker 4: team that have had a lot of success, I always
Speaker 4: go kind of more like big picture, like more culture
Speaker 4: and emotion and like all right, what what what? What
Speaker 4: changed here? And just zooming out again. I'm not following
Speaker 4: the beat, like I know a lot of locally Utah
Speaker 4: fans are as much, but from a national level, like
Speaker 4: what changed? Right? This is the first year where you know,
Speaker 4: Utah at least all off season was the top dog
Speaker 4: and the expectations were were shooting high in Utah had
Speaker 4: high expectations. But even then when they were in the
Speaker 4: Pac twelve, it still felt like you had every reason
Speaker 4: to talk about Oregon, Washington, USC or you know, I
Speaker 4: know ASU had a year there and there a little
Speaker 4: bit and there was there was you know, schools that
Speaker 4: popped in there, pop up in there. But you feel
Speaker 4: like you always Utah could have that edge. Yes we
Speaker 4: knew we had talent, Yes they knew they had good players,
Speaker 4: Yes we knew they had a great head coach. But
Speaker 4: it was almost like, hey, we're the underdog. And it's
Speaker 4: got me thinking that just from a you know, zooming
Speaker 4: out that like this was the year where no one
Speaker 4: was counting them out and they were door border line.
Speaker 4: I would say most people's big twelve pick across the board.
Speaker 4: And I wonder, if you know, you start to buying
Speaker 4: into that a little bit, losing your edge a little bit.
Speaker 4: And I do think the roller coaster that's been cam
Speaker 4: rising is not insignificant, but obviously it's bigger.
Speaker 3: Than just that.
Speaker 4: And you know, the Whittingham coach news coaching waiting, I
Speaker 4: think is interesting and unique for a locker room. At
Speaker 4: the time, I didn't think anything of it because I'm like, oh,
Speaker 4: coach William, he'll handle it.
Speaker 3: But then looking back, you have.
Speaker 4: To wonder if that just I don't know, lessons that
Speaker 4: edge is the best way I can put it. For
Speaker 4: a Utah team that's prided themselves and had a lot
Speaker 4: of success with that edge over the past decade.
Speaker 1: Tell me from a quarterback standpoint. You know, we had
Speaker 1: Scott Mitchell to speak to this a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: and Scott, you know, Scott talked about from his vantage point,
Speaker 1: if he was the starter, he wanted all the reps
Speaker 1: with the ones.
Speaker 2: He did not want to split them.
Speaker 1: And we know the Cameron and Isaac at one point
Speaker 1: we're splitting the reps with the ones, and now Cameron
Speaker 1: shut down for the year. But now we hear that
Speaker 1: Brandon and Isaac are splitting reps with the ones. From
Speaker 1: your advantage point, what does that say about where we're
Speaker 1: at with the quarterback spot.
Speaker 4: It says that you're searching for answers, which is an
Speaker 4: obvious statement for sure at this point in the season.
Speaker 4: I think for me, you know, splitting the reps is
Speaker 4: one thing if you have you know, if it's the
Speaker 4: NFL and you have two quarterbacks that have played a
Speaker 4: lot of football and so they don't they don't need
Speaker 4: those practice reps from just a sheer like I need
Speaker 4: that experience. Obviously, any player across any sports could use
Speaker 4: practice reps to get acclimated to the game plan. But
Speaker 4: when you're you know, a true freshman quarterback, every rep
Speaker 4: at least you should.
Speaker 3: Be learning something.
Speaker 4: It's a new look, it's a even if it's not
Speaker 4: a new look, it's something that you're getting more accustomed to.
Speaker 4: So that's where it gets more concerning for me of like, hey,
Speaker 4: you're taking away a growth opportunity. But on the same side,
Speaker 4: he's been given a lot of starts and a lot
Speaker 4: of experience so far this season that at a certain
Speaker 4: point to the coach's responsibility, you you have a duty
Speaker 4: to try to finance that position, and if the quarterback
Speaker 4: isn't at that at a winning level, I understand the decision,
Speaker 4: but it's delicate, and I think having been I've never
Speaker 4: been in a split rep situation, but I have been
Speaker 4: in a situation where you're playing on playing two guys
Speaker 4: in a game. And if that's the case, then I
Speaker 4: think out goes the window of having complex game plans
Speaker 4: that imagine it's going to be very base install knowing
Speaker 4: that whoever's behind center can operate at least in the
Speaker 4: passing game. Running game maybe a little bit different, but
Speaker 4: at least in the passing game. It's concepts that those
Speaker 4: guys have repped all off season.
Speaker 1: I think the most impressive, well, just for me. The
Speaker 1: most impressive element of the start for Briging me ONNG
Speaker 1: is just how productive they've been across the board so
Speaker 1: real quick. Seventeen players have scored a touchdown, eleven players
Speaker 1: have a pick, eight players have a sack, So like,
Speaker 1: this isn't just a one trick pony. They're complementary. They've
Speaker 1: been great in all three phases. But the same question
Speaker 1: we're sitting here b YU eight and no climbing up
Speaker 1: the polls, what do you make of the start for
Speaker 1: bringing me on?
Speaker 4: It's awesome to see and it works in contrast to
Speaker 4: the rest of the rest of the country. It feels
Speaker 4: like you know you have in that top ten, top fifteen.
Speaker 4: It's all about the star teams, I think, or the
Speaker 4: star players, I should say, right, Like a team like
Speaker 4: Miami is getting the benefit of the doubt. A team
Speaker 4: like Ohio State after a poor performance last week, they're
Speaker 4: getting the benefit of the doubt. But then you have
Speaker 4: teams like BYU and I'd put my Alma Manor in there,
Speaker 4: the pitt Panthers, where it truly is a team effort.
Speaker 3: It truly is.
Speaker 4: We're relying on all twenty two starters and special teams
Speaker 4: to get it done, and it's a new player every
Speaker 4: single week. And what impressed me about BYUS They're able
Speaker 4: to beat you in different ways. And I think it'll
Speaker 4: be interesting of just as this plays out if BYU.
Speaker 3: Continues to take care of business.
Speaker 4: Obviously obviously they go undefeated therein But what gets interesting is,
Speaker 4: you know, if they were to lose in a conference
Speaker 4: championship type game. And again I say about pitt over
Speaker 4: there in the acc UH and they're they're a one
Speaker 4: loss team. If you're a BYU fan, you should be
Speaker 4: saying we shouldn't get punished for a conference championship loss
Speaker 4: for one lost team. That shouldn't work against us. But
Speaker 4: when you look at Hey, that that those teams on
Speaker 4: the border, whether it's a whether it's a two potentially
Speaker 4: three lost Texas A and M or in Alabama, whether
Speaker 4: it's UH a one loss Miami if they were to
Speaker 4: losing their conference championship game or you know, two loss
Speaker 4: Clemson or something like that, it becomes your your splitting
Speaker 4: hairs there. And I'm fascinated.
Speaker 3: I say it in the context of this question.
Speaker 4: But because BYU doesn't have the style points, they don't
Speaker 4: have these huge.
Speaker 3: High profile players.
Speaker 4: They are getting more national recognition week by week. But
Speaker 4: when you come from a voting standpoint, I'm interested to
Speaker 4: see if a BYU winning style again, I put pit
Speaker 4: in the same boat, if that is sexy enough to
Speaker 4: get them over the hump, if we get in a
Speaker 4: decision point where you know it's them versus another team
Speaker 4: trying to get in the.
Speaker 2: Playoff before you move off our local teams.
Speaker 1: One more question here, because you know rivalry games are tricky,
Speaker 1: they get weird regardless. There have been very few, and
Speaker 1: I grew up going to to BYU Utah, then I
Speaker 1: went to school a Utah. Now eighteen years in the media,
Speaker 1: I've covered a ton of these games, and there may
Speaker 1: have been one or two years over the course of
Speaker 1: this game where I felt confident that one team was
Speaker 1: going to just tear apart the other. More often than not,
Speaker 1: something zany happens, something weird happens.
Speaker 2: BYU.
Speaker 1: According to DraftKings, is a four point five point favorite
Speaker 1: that actually feels like a lot based off the chaos
Speaker 1: that can ensue. But Utah football does not deserve the
Speaker 1: benefit of the doubt right now. Utah still has a
Speaker 1: very good defense. The metrics say most of their numbers
Speaker 1: are top three or four outside of sacks and forced
Speaker 1: fumbles and turnovers. But just meeting potatoes, they're good rush
Speaker 1: defense or good pass defense. And you know, Jake Retz
Speaker 1: laugh still two or three times a game makes decisions
Speaker 1: where you go, dude, you know, like pump the brakes man.
Speaker 2: So so I don't know what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: But from your advantage point as somebody who's played in
Speaker 1: rivalry games, what what makes next Saturday potentially such a
Speaker 1: wild card?
Speaker 4: Oh that's a good question, I would say, probably to
Speaker 4: what you just alluded to. I don't think you have
Speaker 4: a either quarterback obviously Utah searching for answers and BYU
Speaker 4: red flop. He's done good things. But to your point,
Speaker 4: there's there a few plays a game where you're like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm not really sure. And he's also kind of really
Speaker 4: put a brand on he's got these he's got these gutsy,
Speaker 4: timely throws that you're kind of sitting there like, man,
Speaker 4: if he doesn't, if the game shakes out where he's
Speaker 4: not getting those throws, or at dB just gets one
Speaker 4: more hand up, or it's instead of third and eight
Speaker 4: and it's manageable, it's third and ten and eleven, and
Speaker 4: that that throw becomes a bit more difficult, like it's
Speaker 4: only a matter of time before things catch up to
Speaker 4: him kind of energy, and that hasn't happened this season,
Speaker 4: which he deserves a ton of credit for because he's
Speaker 4: final ways to win and that's obviously.
Speaker 3: The most important things with the kV position.
Speaker 4: But I think that element of hey, if you have
Speaker 4: a quarter or two where one of these quarterbacks either
Speaker 4: wakes up on the Utah side, because we have seen
Speaker 4: flashes of that at least early earlier on in this season,
Speaker 4: or if BYU redslov if it is an off night
Speaker 4: and the ball bounces Utah's way in the passing game,
Speaker 4: that to me is the dynamic that that could shake
Speaker 4: this thing. And I feel like the old adage of
Speaker 4: rivalry games you never know what's going to happen, applies
Speaker 4: to any rivalry in college football, but this year, especially
Speaker 4: where you have a BYU team where at least nationally,
Speaker 4: I think there's a corner of the of the media
Speaker 4: world that's like, all right, BYU, it's only a matter
Speaker 4: of time before they stub their toe. And then on
Speaker 4: the flip side, Utah's an underperforming team, and so those
Speaker 4: two contrast each other, which should make up for hopefully.
Speaker 3: A good rivalry games.
Speaker 1: So I was surprised to read this morning that Iowa
Speaker 1: State is ninety ninth in the country in rush defense,
Speaker 1: just behind Bowling Green and just ahead of U Mass.
Speaker 1: I really, I'll be honest, I had no clue that
Speaker 1: that was the deal. They're getting thirteen and a half
Speaker 1: at home against Texas Tech, who is one of the
Speaker 1: most potent offense is in the Big Twelve. If you're
Speaker 1: a BYU fan, you're watching this game closely? Is I
Speaker 1: was staying on upset watch coming up against Texas Tech.
Speaker 4: You think I'm about the stance that I mean we
Speaker 4: talked about two weeks ago, and I was on with you,
Speaker 4: like the Big twelve is fun to watch. I think Chancewsch, Yes,
Speaker 4: they're on upset alert because that chunk of seven eight teams,
Speaker 4: I mean, they all can show up and play and
Speaker 4: even I mean at this point Utah, I know it
Speaker 4: hasn't been pretty, but like, no, Utah is not going
Speaker 4: to be an easy out TCU. I had them in
Speaker 4: person earlier on in the season. They have two NFL
Speaker 4: receivers and a capable offense. I know Utah shut them down,
Speaker 4: but like I think that's the story of the Big
Speaker 4: Twelve this year. And that line happened with you. That's
Speaker 4: a lot of points, but all these teams down the stretch.
Speaker 4: I think that's what's so impressive about BYU too, is
Speaker 4: with how volatile the Big twelve's done or how vultale
Speaker 4: it's been, BYU's been the most consistent team. And that's
Speaker 4: another thing with Texas Tech too. That loss was Washington
Speaker 4: State where they absolutely got blown.
Speaker 3: Out of the water.
Speaker 4: It'll be into and as we fast forward to with
Speaker 4: a potentially one loss Boise State. If Washington State finishes
Speaker 4: the year with one loss, like all those questions will
Speaker 4: be interesting for a Texas Tech team as we're trying
Speaker 4: to connect the dots there so.
Speaker 1: The eyes of the college football world, Happy Valley. I
Speaker 1: have been there one time. We went and saw BYU
Speaker 1: Penn State game back in like ninety two. Yes, I'm old,
Speaker 1: don't send dms Ohio. Ohio State's getting three here. Both
Speaker 1: James Franklin and Ryan Day not great against top five opponents,
Speaker 1: but one of them will win. What do you think
Speaker 1: plays out as Penn State is taking on Ohio State.
Speaker 1: Ohio State there in Happy Valley.
Speaker 4: The first thing that jumps out is this is not
Speaker 4: a night game, which I think is huge for Ohio State.
Speaker 4: Obviously they'll they'll still show up, but I played, I
Speaker 4: played in Happy Valley during the day, and I was
Speaker 4: thankful as the opposing quarterback that that was the case
Speaker 4: because it's at least, in my opinion, manageable. Again, it's
Speaker 4: going to be loud, don't get be wrong, but to
Speaker 4: not have that white out in under the lights.
Speaker 3: Is a big deal.
Speaker 4: This this'll be interesting because there's an anxiety around the
Speaker 4: Ohio State program that I think is unique only to.
Speaker 3: The Buck Eyes.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of programs that have puns to expectations
Speaker 4: and tons of fan base that have the standard is
Speaker 4: extremely high, borderline unrealistic. But man, just watching Will Howard's
Speaker 4: press conferences, just the sense around Ryan Day, it very
Speaker 4: much feels like they're like, this is the season where
Speaker 4: they either have to get over the hump and take
Speaker 4: care of business in these types of games, or who knows,
Speaker 4: maybe Ohio State's going to go in a different direction.
Speaker 4: On the flip side for Penn State. This is why
Speaker 4: you made the change at offensive coordinator to go get
Speaker 4: Andy cole Nicki to win these games.
Speaker 3: Ohio State Michigan.
Speaker 4: That's been the crux for James Franklin. So anxiety on
Speaker 4: one hand for the buck Eyes. I think internally the
Speaker 4: Penn State James Franklin probably feels that anxiety. I think
Speaker 4: outwardly he doesn't show it as much. But this is
Speaker 4: a critical game for both teams. I still have both
Speaker 4: these teams getting in the Cultural Playoff when it's said
Speaker 4: and done, but it could be the difference of one
Speaker 4: team being on the fringe and maybe getting booted out
Speaker 4: of the playoff when it's all said and done, and
Speaker 4: the other team potentually getting a first round by and
Speaker 4: and hosting a playoff.
Speaker 3: So a huge one regardless.
Speaker 1: So I've heard more than a few people say that
Speaker 1: there's a world that exists for Michigan to make it
Speaker 1: into the CFP, even though they have three losses. But
Speaker 1: they have to run the table, and I suppose the
Speaker 1: reasoning is they have Oregon, the number one team in
Speaker 1: the country, then they're at Indiana and they closed against
Speaker 1: Ohio State. I would be stunned if they get all
Speaker 1: those wins based off of what we've seen. But Oregon
Speaker 1: is at the Big House coming up tomorrow. What do
Speaker 1: you make of that matchup? How do you think it
Speaker 1: plays out?
Speaker 4: I mean, it'll be interesting with Michigan's quarterback Jack Tuttle
Speaker 4: announced that he'll be retiring, so they'll have to go
Speaker 4: back to back to the well with the the two
Speaker 4: guys that started this season. So again similar to Utah
Speaker 4: in that regard of having to having to find quarterback answers.
Speaker 4: Oregon's been rolling ever since that. I mean, they got
Speaker 4: out physical versus Poise State, made the shakeup at offensive line,
Speaker 4: and I like the Ducks. I thought the Purdue game,
Speaker 4: like Mini Folks, was a trap game, and they responded
Speaker 4: after that one. So I expect or going to take
Speaker 4: care of business. And to your point about that three
Speaker 4: loss Big Ten hypothetical Michigan getting into the playoffs. It's
Speaker 4: interesting because before this season, when I was, you know,
Speaker 4: looking forward of like, hey, how could this thing shake out?
Speaker 4: I said, Hey, it might not be this year, but eventually,
Speaker 4: what we're gonna get a three loss team into the
Speaker 4: college football playoff just because as the game I think
Speaker 4: moves to a greater parody from teams call it ten
Speaker 4: through forty. I think that's a recipe for a potential
Speaker 4: three loss team to get in. But if you do
Speaker 4: the math, like right now, right now, Alabama is the
Speaker 4: fifth SEC team in terms of the overall ranking. So
Speaker 4: if you're thinking that the SEC gets in four and
Speaker 4: maybe a fifth and then all the other conferences get one, like,
Speaker 4: you run out of a spot. So I at this
Speaker 4: stage in the season, I am not of the camp
Speaker 4: there's a path for Michigan to get in there. I
Speaker 4: think that three lost slot would be would be more
Speaker 4: so for the SEC team to get a fifth team in,
Speaker 4: But we'll see.
Speaker 1: Crazier things have happened before we get to your alma
Speaker 1: mater playing a SMU team that BYU handled pretty well
Speaker 1: on the road.
Speaker 2: Let me start with a general acc question.
Speaker 1: Miami's undefeated, but is there a world that exists where
Speaker 1: Clemson is actually the better team because after losing to
Speaker 1: Georgia they've stayed clean.
Speaker 3: I think so yeah. I don't even think that's a
Speaker 3: hot take, per se.
Speaker 4: I think Clemson's defensive line seems to be more productive
Speaker 4: or his defense in general. Miami's very much got the
Speaker 4: mentality of we're just going to outscore people and good
Speaker 4: luck keep it up with us, which is great when
Speaker 4: you're playing teams that are not top ten in the country.
Speaker 4: And I think unless Miami figures out that defensive equation,
Speaker 4: they could and Cam wore ones out of magic, they
Speaker 4: could they could get to stop at Clemson could be
Speaker 4: right there at the top. And then again, I like
Speaker 4: what Pitt's doing. It's not the old the old pit
Speaker 4: and SMU at least is still in the equation. I
Speaker 4: think I worry about SMUs depth as we get into November,
Speaker 4: but all four of those teams still in the equation.
Speaker 1: All right, let's move over before I say, you lose
Speaker 1: to your alma mater, and if you're a BYU fan,
Speaker 1: you have to hope that SMU continues to play well
Speaker 1: because that makes your win against them look better.
Speaker 2: This isn't rocket science.
Speaker 1: It is in Dallas, SMU's a seven point favorite, but
Speaker 1: your boys have stayed clean. How do you think this
Speaker 1: one plays out?
Speaker 4: I like that line for the Pitt Panthers, and that's
Speaker 4: not even just a hometown hometown route. I think in
Speaker 4: years past when Narduzi's had a good team, I mean
Speaker 4: his best team was with Kenny Pickett when Kenny was
Speaker 4: one of the best quarterbacks in the country and they
Speaker 4: had Jordanadison out wide, and that seemed like to be just,
Speaker 4: you know, you kind of shruck two star players at
Speaker 4: the right time with Nardoozi's identity. This season, though, they
Speaker 4: have the same defense that is flying around that is
Speaker 4: a very good college football defense. They might not necessarily
Speaker 4: have the NFL names, but they are rotating a bunch
Speaker 4: of dudes. They have depth, and they're playing extremely extremely confident.
Speaker 4: And then on the offensive side. This is ironic coming
Speaker 4: from me being a quarterback, but the question with Pitt's
Speaker 4: always been outside of Kenny Pickett, like can they find
Speaker 4: a quarterback? There was Nate Peterman and then gaps the
Speaker 4: next decade after that instead of Kenny Pickett and Eli Holsting.
Speaker 4: He's good. No one talks about him nationally, but he
Speaker 4: is a very good college quarterback. Book with his legs,
Speaker 4: and he can beat you from the pocket, which I
Speaker 4: said this about BYU, But Pitt has the ability to
Speaker 4: beat you in different ways.
Speaker 3: It can be a defensive game. Last week they had
Speaker 3: three pick sixes.
Speaker 4: It can be beat you from the pocket, Eli Holsting,
Speaker 4: It can be an Eli Holstein legs game, and then
Speaker 4: they got great running backs too and skill players out wide.
Speaker 4: So I like the I like the Pitt Panthers. I
Speaker 4: like that line too, against especially coming off an SMU
Speaker 4: team that they struggled last week.
Speaker 3: Got the win, but they struggled last week last thing.
Speaker 1: Which conference is most likely to get two teams in
Speaker 1: Big twelve or ACCY.
Speaker 4: I think it's gotta be the AC SEE because of
Speaker 4: what we said Miami and Clemson there, But it'll get interesting.
Speaker 4: I haven't looked at these schedules, but of those four
Speaker 4: ACC teams, they don't all play each other, so coming
Speaker 4: down the stretch, there could be a scenario where you
Speaker 4: know what like a scenario and again I haven't seen
Speaker 4: the schedules, but where a one loss, like the third
Speaker 4: of those teams has one loss and is very much
Speaker 4: in their minds and contention for a CFP spot and
Speaker 4: is awkwardly left out, which again speak to just these
Speaker 4: huge conferences nowadays where everyone's not playing each other all right.
Speaker 2: Max, where can people go find your work? Bud?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Hellover social media, Max Brown. And then tomorrow I'm
Speaker 4: going to call for Syracuse Virginia Tech nude on the CW.
Speaker 2: Very nice. Thanks brother, having a good week. I enjoy
Speaker 2: the games.
Speaker 3: Okay, thanks bench too. All right.
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