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Speaker 1: Breaking down some of the commentary postgames. Sonny Dykes, what
did he have to say? He was given some mad
respect to this BA google football team.
Speaker 2: He really was.
Speaker 1: We discussed in this press conference just how he felt
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to it. Sunny Dyke's TCU head coach postgame after losing
to the Coops.
Speaker 3: All right, I'll see questions.
Speaker 4: Up to this point, losing scoring margins six point three
points on average, and those three losses different this game,
Wheels was falling off.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know, I thought I thought b Yu
really played well, to start with, let me, I thought,
you know, anytime that we tried to put a little
pressure on them, they answered the call.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: They they converted some uh some fourth downs where we
had really tight coverage, took a really well executed play
and a good throw, and and I thought they just
made plays. I thought that their quarterback played exceptionally well,
took care of the ball. They had turned the ball over,
and so you got to give them a lot of credit.
We had a hard time, you know, getting off the field. Defensively,
We've been playing really good defense, and and we struggled tonight.
I had a hard time getting them stopped. Like I said,
every time, anytime we got them into a third down
or or a fourth down, they executed a really high
level and made a made a hell of a play.
And and you know, we just had a hard time
getting them off, getting them stopped and getting off the field.
And then offensively, we had we moved the ball at
times against the football team like BYU is. Playing at
this caliber, you know, you've got to score touchdowns. So
we had to kick two field goals and then created
some separation, you know, early in the game, and and
then we were trying to play catch up and played
right into their hands.
Speaker 3: Did the office has struggle as much as it had
in the road this year?
Speaker 5: Uh, you know, it's a good question. It's something we're
gonna need to to to to look at. I don't
know how it's you know, we we had some snaff
issues today. It seems like we've had that from time
to time.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: Obviously, there's we've struggled to score points. We've got to
do a better job of of of doing that. And
then some of it's been lack of scoring in the
red zone. We've got in the red zone, we've had
to kick too many field goals. You know, I think
that's really really important for us to you know, we
have opportunities to score. We've we got to score touchdowns,
and particularly on the road.
Speaker 7: You han't made a change an office a lot, at
least in the first half of the rules of the
thought process.
Speaker 5: For Yeah, I just felt like we were trying to
find the best combination. You know, we've had some injuries
up front and so it's been kind of musical chairs
at times, and we were just trying to find the
best combination to to give us the best chance to
win the game.
Speaker 8: Whover at a game say that was not to his
normal level of play.
Speaker 9: What did you see his performance?
Speaker 5: You know, I saw him do you know, make miss
some uncharacteristic throws at times, you know, I mean there
were a couple of throws obviously, I'm sure he'd like
to have back and that he normally makes. You know,
we've just got to execute better. I mean, that's the
bottom line, you know. I thought I thought b Yu
did a good job of mixing some things up and
keeping us from getting too settled in. You know, we
needed to run the ball effectively, and we struggled to
do it consistently to take a little bit of pressure
off our quarterback. But you know, we just we just
had a hard didn't have a good night, you know.
And I said, I thought by you played exceptionally well.
It was a motivated team. Thought they executed well. I
thought the quarterback really played well, made a bunch of plays.
You know, we had some issues or the first half.
The guys were slipping all over the place. That was
something that we tried to remedy at halftime. Came in
and changed our shoes a little bit and felt like
the footing was a little better in the second half.
But you know, clearly, like I said, b Yu, I
thought I thought they played, you know, played really clean football,
and that's a good football team.
Speaker 3: What were your thoughts on bare Backwater that we played
the same thing.
Speaker 5: I just thought he executed. Thought he made you know,
critical plays in critical parts of the game. You know,
when when we got him a third down or fourth down.
You know, he executed a really high level and guys
he threw and cough the ball well, ran the football well,
didn't turn it over, you know, played like a veteran.
Speaker 3: Quarterback of the environment here in the atmosphere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 5: I mean it's it was a good crowd. I mean,
I know it's it's a tough place to play. You know,
it was loud, you could tell, you know, b Yu.
You know, with Moti, I think from last week, probably
disappointed in the way that they played last week and
and really played at the high level.
Speaker 10: Today programs twenty and fifteens, two and twenty three.
Speaker 7: What would you say to the fan base that may
be getting a little anxious that the program is a.
Speaker 3: Training in the market.
Speaker 5: I mean, look, you can I mean I could also
sit here and say that we're whatever whatever we are
in the last thirteen games, or I can sit here
and say we are what we are. I mean, people
can say what they.
Speaker 2: Want to say.
Speaker 3: Two years ago complete inverse.
Speaker 4: Right, you get to TC completely dominated this game at home.
Speaker 3: Now you see the emverse here? What can you justify?
Speaker 11: Ed?
Speaker 3: What what changes over two years to have that inverse?
Speaker 5: Well, they've you know, I think they've got a good team.
I mean, they've got a veteran team, you know, that's
that's played at a high level, you know, and then
they've done it consistently. And you know, we had a
game that that same thing happen to them two years ago.
The game kind of got away from him, and game
kind of got away from us tonight and they rebounded,
and we will do the same.
Speaker 4: From a personnel talent standpoint, Does it matchup well? When
you were watching me Al twenty two in the film
and ev ow did yous feld the match up? Well?
Speaker 5: Much different team this year than that team, I mean
a lot more physical. This group is more mature, more physical,
different team than that.
Speaker 3: Twenty two you know the slow star.
Speaker 9: You mean to you, why did their motivated?
Speaker 3: You feel like a team about.
Speaker 5: The right about Yeah, yeah, no, we were. Our guys
were excited to play, I can promise you. And you know,
we just didn't get off to a great start, you know.
They you Alay took the ball down and scored quickly
on us and got us on our heels pretty quickly.
Speaker 3: We had a hard time recovering.
Speaker 9: Yes, okay, let's go.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So look very gracious and a loss when you lose.
I mean, look, I've seen a lot of coaches come
out there with a lot of pisson bitting. You're not willing,
not really capable of giving any credit to the opponents.
Rich Rodriguez always has got like some sort of pisson vinegar,
like just brewing.
Speaker 2: Like after that that loss, he's like, Maaron Bagmer, give
him the heisman, give him the heisman. Man.
Speaker 1: It looked like a heisman, you know what I mean,
Like not really giving credit. It's like a tongue in cheek.
And then he'd give a little bit of love, right
like that's rich run Sonny Dyke's super gracious, He elaborated,
he contemplated, took in all the questions. The only one
that he really got fed up with was, uh was
it Stephen Johnson actually asked him, you know, you're twenty
and fifteen over this, you know, this period of time
and for those fans, those those consumers of TCU football
that are a little bit concerned about the trajectory, what's
your what's your What are you gonna tell him?
Speaker 2: He's like, you say whatever they want.
Speaker 8: He was mad about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you got a little little chippy on
that one.
Speaker 8: But no Steven so he could maybe do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean Steve is the one that's covering the
team day in and day out too. So Ronald, your
takeaways though, what stood out to you from the Sunny
Dikes comments.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I think it was interesting, I said. I was
waiting for him to say, yeah, they're old, Ben he
said mature. Remember I was waiting for that to Kurtin.
He's very gracious in the loss. I mean, Sonny Dykes
just went out there and just look, it's like Kilane,
you get beat sometimes you don't come up with the
game plan and Bay you did force him to make
Josh Houver make some mistakes and that happened. So yeah,
I think Sunny Dykes said it exactly. Now, He's not
gonna overly credit, right, he said they executed well. They
had some big third downs, they converted some forth like yeah,
TC's had a problem. I mean, when you say your
defense is good, but they struggle on third down, ben
a statistics back it up. He's not gonna give that
to us as the media. But they do have a
good defense. They have a good pass rush defense for
sure to stop the run. But I don't don't necessarily
know if this is an overly like amazing defense in
the pass game you can throw in this team. Teams
have been able to throw on TCU, and they've struggled
on getting off the field in third and long. But
at the end of the day, look, ba, you took
advantage of what they needed to.
Speaker 8: They got the ball to the Bear's hands quick.
Speaker 12: They did the exact opposite of what they did last
week against Texas Tech. They did not hold onto the
football Bears confident even you mentioned it in the first hour.
If you missed it, go download on the podcast. You
know his decision making of how he was just able
to get rid of the ball or when he decided
to run, he wanted to go linear and just went
you know, went north, didn't try to cut back. So
I thought, Ba, you played the best game they've played
since they've to be honest, Ben, since they've been in
the Big twelve. That was the most clean football I
think the offense has had. That was the most complete
game by the defense. I know special teams had the
one drop, but outside of that, look, I mean, when
Will fern Is hitting the fifty two yarder, you know
you're throwing touchdowns, you're running the football, the defense is
getting picked sixes, you're taking the ball out of a
guy's hand on an interception.
Speaker 8: I don't want more you could ask for.
Speaker 12: So Ba, you did exactly to tc what TCU did
to them two years ago. So great question by you
in the post game. So that's my takeaways. But credit
to the Sunday Diycks. He's a good coach. But I
do think TCU needs to bounce back and get things
right because you know how it goes has been. They
got rid of James Frankly, he has a new job.
If this continues for TCU in the next year, are
they gonna call for Sunny Dykes's job? And I think
he's a great coach, But that's just where you're at
now in college football.
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Speaker 2: Nate Pickens is UH is officially.
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Debonso's uh not what you want him to be. In
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eighty six eighty four. Ah Debontsa was a bucket getter
in the second half, scoring twenty one of his twenty
five points in the second half. Number seven bou Koogs
came close to overcomeing a twenty point second half deficit
in this eighty six eighty four loss to number three U.
Con Kevin Young was probably this point in the first half,
much more happy with the second half after training by
eleven at half time. Bai scored the Huskies fifty three
to forty two over the final twenty minutes to get
within two points in the final minute, but a turnover
and free throws from you Gunn halted the Cougar's comeback hopes,
handing them their first loss of the season and only
scoring four points in the first half, The Nate of Brockton,
Massachusetts flipped a switch, going seven of eight from the field,
two of two from the three point line, and five
for six from the charity stripe and route to a
twenty one second half point performance. Dabatsa has now scored
twenty or more than two of his four collegiate games.
Richie Saunders also scored in double figures for the sixteenth
consecutive game, as the senior finish was seventeen, going six
to fourteen from the field and five or six from
the charity stripe.
Speaker 2: Rob Right the third finished with sixteen points forces and.
Speaker 1: A steel Let's listen in ky Aj and the crew
talking BYU postgame.
Speaker 14: Canard Davis was held out violation team rules, so we'll
to be determined on the length.
Speaker 11: I'll open it up, talk about the game.
Speaker 12: Great game, Ben, I'm stopping in. I'm bringing you back.
So love what Kevin Young's doing. He addresses the Canard
Davis situation right away, says Canar was head out for
violating the team rule.
Speaker 8: He says to be determined the time length. Further of that,
he got right into it. So, okay, are we back?
I was talking live the whole time, Ben, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, okay, I didn't know you were talking about okay,
So yeah, So getting out in front of it. Obviously,
there's a bit of controversy of your bruin in Provo, right,
you got a d y driving under the infledge violation
of team rules. We don't have all the details as
of yet, but he will be suspended for how long?
I mean, what do you think the the the ramifications
of this are going to be, Ronald, I know you
chat with people down there in Provo. Do you feel
like it's gonna be for the first half of the season.
Do you think like we're not gonna see him until
maybe January? I mean, he was a little bit deemed up,
a little bit, you know, a little bit bruised up.
Speaker 2: What do you make of it?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I think the worst case scenario been you could
see him gone for all of non conference if that
were to be the case. Kevi I just said TV TVD.
I think they're gonna get more information, so I think
it worse. You know, all gone all of non conference.
I think the best he's gone all of November. You know,
he misses the entire month of November, and I think
he wouldn't participate in the Terry's Chocolate Game. Obviously, you
play Miami Dayton, potentially Georgetown. I think it's in that mix,
and then you'd miss the remainder of the month. Now,
if you do it for the entire non conference, he
misses those games I previously mentioned, but as well as Clemson.
So maybe you know that's that's what the accountability is,
that he is missing more games that are important in
the non conference and then he's back for conference play.
Speaker 8: I don't know. I'm not the judge and jury on that.
They'll get it figured out. B why you will take
care of it.
Speaker 12: They'll go through their review process of those and at
the university maybe in the board of trustees.
Speaker 2: We don't know.
Speaker 8: We don't know how this all works.
Speaker 12: But at the end of the day, I think he
will miss some time, but I think I don't I
don't think it's going to be as bad as maybe
people think I don't think Canard is going to be
gone the whole season.
Speaker 8: I'd be shocked if that were the case.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of how I feel too.
Speaker 1: I think I was looking at like a scenario which
he does come back for conference play, you know, Saturday,
January third campas state. You know, whatever it is that happened,
I want to believe that it was a prescription, a
prescribed drug that he took prior to the flight, and
that is what contributed to the d Y no excuse
for it. Obviously you were in an accident and you
were driving, and you were under the influence. Just gotta
be ramifications, no doubt, But you don't want his entire
season taken away just because he made a mistake.
Speaker 2: I think you'll be back for conference play. That's kind
of how I'm feeling right now.
Speaker 8: Let's get back Ben.
Speaker 12: Also, just a real quick if it was like, let's
let's go works Kissingario, right, because we were discussing this
and we have to if itel was you know, underage drink,
and if it was alcohol, I feel like then it
would be more then that it'd be more severe, which
leads me to believe, like you mentioned, I definitely think
it was more on the medication side, which again, gotta
have accountability, got to have a teacher moment. But if
it was not that, then I think this would be worse.
And that's why I believe it's not as bad as
maybe people believe it to be.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's kind of how I'm feeling as well. Let's
get back to the sound.
Speaker 1: Kevin Young Richie Saunders A J DEBATSA discussing the close
competitive loss to Yukon on the road.
Speaker 11: Good Aja kids to come back home, lay PD Guard
and Jail Brown here. Just how special was this experience
for you?
Speaker 8: I was exciting.
Speaker 7: I definitely see some familiar fraces in the crowd. I
haven't played in front of some of them people in
a long long time, so it was just good. It
was a good and then Danny.
Speaker 14: Hurley was just grading you for putting the first half
behind you and having a quote special performance during the
second half.
Speaker 9: What allowed you to do that was the key to
just getting going, finding rhythm.
Speaker 3: Just being calm.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna have Coach k Coach Jail was telling me,
let's income you don't try to force it.
Speaker 11: That's exactly what I did. Coach Can you tell us
what's up with kba kay? How was he doing them?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I was.
Speaker 14: I still have not gotten an update I know who's
determined pretty quickly that he was not going to return,
So I still need to get with the medical guys
to get a full update.
Speaker 11: What would What did you feel about the start of
the game and then what turned around?
Speaker 14: Well, I thought we were playing too fast that you know,
their pressure bothered us, which surprised me a little bit
because I think we're a hard team and pressure with Rob.
Speaker 3: And AJ, but we were careless with the ball.
Speaker 14: And then you know, at halftime, we just talked about
trying to play more of our style, which is to
get to the paint and be able to come on
and playoff two feet and play a little bit more controlled.
Speaker 9: I thought that they were.
Speaker 14: Very concerned about AJ and Rob and some of their
decisions in the first half weren't great. And then the
second half, once they kind of got that under control,
you know, we were able to score. I mean, we
scored fifty two points in the second half, pretty impressive
because it's a really good defensive team. But obviously, you know,
we made some threes as well as the second half
to kind of open, you know, open some space and
open some driving lanes.
Speaker 3: But I think Aj.
Speaker 14: Showed how special he can be when he's able to
just get to his spot and like he said, let
the game come to him and just play under control.
Speaker 3: You know, you can do some good things.
Speaker 11: A drake.
Speaker 15: You seemed a lot more decisive coming into the second
half of the spots you wanted to get to and
what you were looking for. Was that a conscious change
of mindset of like, Okay, this is what's opening right
now with the way they're playing, or.
Speaker 11: Is that just something you do up now? There's something
I feel just taking what they give me on that
they're gonna force me.
Speaker 7: I was just gonna take the mide on that they're
trying to force the baseline, and it's the sounds I
work on.
Speaker 11: Every single day at six thirty. So, I mean, I
was just trying to shoot those outs Kevin Kevin.
Speaker 2: Coming in or on them.
Speaker 11: That kind of work.
Speaker 9: And what do you think kind of lets to.
Speaker 6: Come back?
Speaker 2: I mean, mhm.
Speaker 9: There's a lot to happen in that game that I
didn't think was gonna happen. You know, I didn't think
we'd lose Cave right right at the beginning of it.
But we had I mean, look, they're they're a really.
Speaker 14: Good offensive team, and they they run a lot of
They're very layered. Their offense is very layered, like you know,
most teams reguard one action and then it's kind of stopped.
They do a good job of keeping their their kind
of thing going, so we wanted to disrupt their rhythm.
Thought in order to do that, we had to switch
up our defenses. So it definitely was in the cards.
I thought we got pretty deep into the defensive bag
that we were throwing pretty much everything at them. Thought
my staff did a good job of, you know, keeping
fresh ideas. I thought the full court pressure really bothered them,
which allowed us to kind of just munk the game up.
You know, sometimes you got to do that.
Speaker 9: And uh, it was good to see our guys execute
a lot of different coverages, you.
Speaker 10: Said, uh said at one games and the next time
you seen I was curious, how was this game like
this when.
Speaker 4: You're at home playing behind to work calm like that.
Speaker 11: Says you know.
Speaker 4: What I mean?
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely, just coming in as a freshman, it's like
a new environment. I mean, I played the NBA rans before,
but I haven't played in like one field like this
and not seeing everybody, lot of fans and and everything
like that.
Speaker 16: So I just had to stay home, stay poised on
Marco just to coach your team. You get down twenty
and you come back and he showed a lot of resolved.
Speaker 11: And you lost the big man early. How can you
build them even though it's a loss.
Speaker 9: How can you build them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean this is how you grow.
Speaker 9: You know, you go, you go through the pressure cooker,
you go through adverse times, and I think it's it's
part of the season.
Speaker 14: You know, you got to learn from the good and bad.
Speaker 9: Like Richie has an example.
Speaker 14: You know, he was having a hard time making shots
from the outside, so he put his head down and
got to the rent a number of times and.
Speaker 9: Really was trying to will will his way to helping
the team.
Speaker 14: And so I think as you go through a season,
you know, I said this after our last game, every
game kind of.
Speaker 9: Had the life of its own.
Speaker 14: So you got to figure out, you know, what's the
recipe for that specific game. And then by the time
you get to the end of the season, you know
you have.
Speaker 9: A pretty good reference point and you're able to.
Speaker 14: That's why games like this help you in the postseason
and later in the year, because you can always go
back to, hey, remember that one time we got to
do X, Y or Z. And so for a young
guy like a J I think that's super important. For
a guy like Richie who has a lot of experience,
you know, I rely on him, you know, to share
that wisdom with our guys, and that's that's that's what
we hope to take from this game.
Speaker 10: Richie down eighteen twenty in the second half, you guys,
did it seem to look like you had a lot
of energy, but then.
Speaker 11: Pressure did you What was how did that decision go about?
And what were you feeling at the time? What do
you see on your teammates and that?
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, I mean it just shows a lot about
what we're about just just figuring out.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 17: I think we especially as a young groups, that comes
with a lot of energy and I love playing around
these guys because of that. Every day in practice it's
like that, So, I mean, it's it's frustrating to come
up short like that. But the one thing that I'll
take is that like we're not We're not gonna stop.
We're not gonna give up even when diversity heads and
we're down like that.
Speaker 10: Right here, just uh walking through what he saw you,
and I was curious, like there's no way that situation.
I was curious with you, Sai, because it looked like routine,
like game, nothing serious.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean Rob at the ball, and I trust
him with the decisions. I feel like he's one of
the better point gerst if not the best blunt guard.
Obviously you've probably seen that they doubled me, so we're
trying to split it. But I don't know who got
the hand on the ball, might have best side list
and that and that, so just a good defensive.
Speaker 11: More questions. I don't really like that, ag.
Speaker 15: I wanted to know we could have had an England
and there would be a lot of un you call
fans in this arena.
Speaker 11: Were you expecting to get that loud in that first half?
Speaker 15: And how did you kind of viel yourself with just
to the m getting arena noise filled with opposing team fans.
Speaker 11: Even though you're home now.
Speaker 7: I kind of I kind of expected it. I'm not
seeing all over social media that they're gonna have a
white out here, and I know that they're known for traveling.
I mean, you comes got that far away, but I
know they're gonna come try.
Speaker 3: I know it's gonna be loud.
Speaker 11: But the experience so far, the college game, you're.
Speaker 9: It's been a good experience.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 9: He's a mature young man. I think I respect about him.
Speaker 14: But he's coming here and he uh he respects the
things that are already in place, you know.
Speaker 9: I think he uh respects what Richie did for our
team last year.
Speaker 14: I mean, he respects the fact that Richie was the
first team all these player, most improved player.
Speaker 3: In our league and.
Speaker 14: Come in and not made it all about himself. But
at the same time, he's been able to deliver and
big moments for us. He did it in the Villanova game,
game over down the stretch, you know, made some huge
place at Nice and Peasley. But the way he goes
about his business, I really respect it. I think he's
a very mature young man, and obviously the talent is
on full display, but what's more impressive is how he
goes about his business. I Mean, I've been around some
of the greatest players that the game's ever had, and
they all have the same thing.
Speaker 9: In common in terms of how they go about their
approach and how much they're a student of the game,
and how hard they want to be coached. And I
see a lot of similarities in his.
Speaker 14: Mentality, similar to the great guys I coached, was very
fortunate to coach in the NDIA.
Speaker 10: Last question, here you talking about that decision to go
to full court pressure and all the switching.
Speaker 14: Did Yeah, I mean in a game like that, man,
when you can feel like the whole world's working against you,
you just kind of have to. Like I said, every
game has a life of its own. So we were
trying to push the right buttons. Like I said, I
give my staff credit from coming up with different ideas
and you know, different things I'm trying to process in
real time with my.
Speaker 9: Own ideas, and so by the end of the day,
the guys have to execute it. And so again to
your question before, I think that's a reference point we
can use as we move forward.
Speaker 2: You know, it's you know, for us, this is.
Speaker 14: Still all new for me, like the whole college right,
So like last year, we had no good games like
at all to start the year. We were like playing
respective teams that weren't that good. So for me, It's like, now,
all of a sudden, you're playing in a gain that
high level this early in the season, and it puts
you in situations that otherwise we like last year, we
didn't face any of that, and it hurt us when
we started the conference playing. So I think it's you know,
it's really good for our group to have to execute
different things or whatever the case may be.
Speaker 9: But just to play a heated game like.
Speaker 14: That, I think it's really going to help us as we,
like I said, start to you just navigate the rest
of our year, particularly when we get to the latter
part of the season.
Speaker 11: Last question, Jay, I want to piggyback off of that answer.
Speaker 18: As Richie as coach would tell you, Big twelve arenas
are very tough to play, and tonight it was a
bit of a mixed crowd, obviously a home game for you,
obviously big contention coming from Connecticut. Is there anything that
you took away from this pressure, this environment of this
game that you're going to look forward to applying when
you play in love It or in Houston or wherever
you play down Broup.
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, just don't let it get to you. Obviously,
like when shurefree throws. I mean, I miss some Vidians,
but I mean you can hear the crowd in the
background and you can see it behind the back board.
So just try not to, you know, let that affect
you and just try to use this one thing.
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: All right, So my takeaway from all this is ultimately this,
Like it's early in the season. You were down one
of your best players, two of your best players, Nate
Pickens out for the year with injury, and then MoU
Davis right, Kenard Davis junior Keiba Cada went down with
a concussion early in this game too. You're not sure
the three ball that well just yet. And and you
know you went up against possibly a national championship team,
you know. So I'm taking all that, and you're all
the way on the East Coast your travel time, and
and they kind of have a home home.
Speaker 2: Crowd is there is there in front of you as well.
So to me, that's a win.
Speaker 6: Bro.
Speaker 1: Everything that happened like it was ugly, right, it was
atrocious for a while, but they.
Speaker 2: Stuck it out.
Speaker 1: I love the competitive nature of aj I love the
competitive nature of this team. Like they compete, Bro, they do.
Rob turned the ball over late. Yeah, you know what
Lesson learned. Man tried to do a little a little
move that you know was it was tight Man, it
was you know, they they gave you a different defensive
look than maybe you expected as you were trying to
get that final shot and and just didn't react well.
But look, Lesson learned, like I want the adversity. I'd actually,
you know, I'd rather have a lore. I hope that
propels them into a championship mode. And as ky Y mentioned,
he's like, you're gonna reflect on these You're gonna they're
gonna go back and reflect on these types of games
as you're heading into February and March. So biggest concern
I have right now, I think I'm more concerned about
Kempa Keta's concussion than I am the three point shooting,
like I just am.
Speaker 2: Like Kempa is different.
Speaker 1: Keba changes this team defensively, uh and offensively like he's
he's battle tested. He's our version of he's a Combas
And like I said, he's Ben Wallace and Blake Griffin
if they had a baby at BYU, right, That's who
he is. So I'm I'm actually concerned more about that
because he's a physical presence and when you have a concussion,
like he was not right, like I've been concussed before, and.
Speaker 2: Like I felt like I like bounced back.
Speaker 1: I mean this is football, right rather than basketball, but
like you know, I felt like I bounced up and
I was kind of like, you know, a little wi
But when you're having to need support like that, like
he could be out for a month, That's what I'm
concerned about, non conference without Campa Cata and you're already
down move he may be out until who knows when
with team violation rules, do ui you may?
Speaker 2: I mean you don't have Nate Piggens like that, Like
that's troublesome. So if you can win right now with
the Big three, AJ Ritchie.
Speaker 1: Rob, like you're gonna lean on those guys even more
now through November and December, and other guy's got to
step up.
Speaker 2: Xavion, it's time, Mihailo. It's time.
Speaker 1: You guys gotta be better than what you have been.
It's time subvergency.
Speaker 2: Let's go. Roddy your thoughts, your commentary, buddy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm with you. The Kiva keda injury or we
don't know the length of it.
Speaker 12: Yet, but we'll obviously find that out if he plays
this Friday, right, I'll be covering the game, and it's
gonna be at the Delta Center. Bo you would take
on number nine, Bo, you would take on number twenty three.
Wis constant Friday at two pm tip off? Right, But look,
I'm with you. That guy who's the rebounding machine, who
you could argue is one of your best defensive players
now has no knock on Canard or a JB talking
about best defensive players is paint presence is second to none.
Speaker 8: Being like how he defends a painting.
Speaker 12: I mean when you're Dwight howarding stuff into the stands
and your teammates you get a crop by he brings
a different type of energy. But anyway, moving on, like
that's I am concerned about that more. And then the
second thing, I think, you gotta figure out who you're
going to in late game situations. And what I mean
by that, I think Kevin Young and the staff. No,
but I bring up the rob right turnover, Like, look, brother,
you're not supposed to go for a two in that moment.
You're looking to tie the ball game, and you look,
I'm gonna say it Bo, you had all the momentum.
I don't think Yukon had the momentum because it was
slipping through their fingers. You're supposed to do a dribble handoff,
give the ball to AJ, right, Rob Rye is that guy,
but he's not that guy in that moment. You try
to go fancy between your legs because you're great to
get into the basket and you turn it over.
Speaker 8: You saw it. He had his hands on his head.
He knew what he did.
Speaker 12: Like the pick and roll action should have been with
Richie and AJ. It should have been nothing against Rob.
But in that moment down the stretch, those who should
have been the guys running it, and how delly they were.
I mean AJ hits the three and brings you back
into the game, and I mean, look, not no disrespect
to Rob. Each game has taken differently been Basketball is
different than football. But you go with the hot hand
and basketball that's more likely. You should have probably even
let maybe Dawson Baker do a dribble handoff. He hits
a tough shot fading to his left over their big
six foot eleven center, and then you got Silas.
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 12: Grady Junior who's rotating. So I thought that was a
difficult shot by Dawson. Like I've been very high on
Dawson the bucket getter. So look, each game has is
a game within it is a game within itself, a
game within a game. And I thought in that moment
they got to figure that out down the stretch, Like, look,
Vin young In started Dawson for that shot with minimum
time on the shot clock, and Dawson delivered. So if
you're rob you have to understand, like, yes, I may
be a good player, but you have to understand the
nature of the game and they'll get it right. But
I do agree with Kevin the biggest takeaway. Look, Ben,
they wanted the schedule to do what challenge themselves. Challenge
themselves because last year they saw what Arizona did. They
got a top four seed and Arizona was really bad
in the non conference. But when they got it right
in conference, player, what did they give them a top
four seed so to compete for.
Speaker 8: And that's the thing.
Speaker 12: We don't know how long Canard will be out, but
if he's back and you get capa back Ben and
neither of them are gone for the whole season. Look,
this is still a team that can compete for a
Final four birds to play.
Speaker 8: In the Elite Eight.
Speaker 12: So right now, yeah, you got some dings and bruises,
But like you said, when do you want to play
your best basketball?
Speaker 8: Go back to last season. They were peaking in February March.
Speaker 12: They won an amazing nine game win streak, the doublet
win in Hilton and Ames.
Speaker 8: That doesn't happen.
Speaker 12: And then what did they do? They got to the
Sweet sixteen and then they ran in Alabama. Who was
the better team? But look right now, it's early game
against Wisconsin Friday that you should win. You go to
the Terry's Chocolate Invitational in Orlando, you got that. You
play Clemson, there's still an opportunity some good wins. So
still confident what this team can accomplish and whether they
have MoU or K. But you got guys that you
want to recruit a high level talent. It's time for
them to step up, show to depth. That's what marchha
Maddens is all about. The guy gets in foul troub.
If a guy goes down, who do you have? And
I believe Kevin Young has built the staff, so we'll
find out. Ben this Friday as they take on Wisconsin
in the Delta Center. What will happen now will tell
us a lot about who this team is, and we'll
set the tone going into Thanksgiving.
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Speaker 2: They got a playbook.
Speaker 1: Actually, that's right, everyone needs a playbook your coordinators all
have playbooks.
Speaker 2: A Rod was in his bag.
Speaker 1: By the way, on Saturday night versus TCU, I put
out a poll, by the way, uh and uh sorry
going off at the tangent here, and I asked the question, hey,
like what grade would you give? B will use offensive
performance and like BA fans given like B minuses and
stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what bull job?
Speaker 8: And B minus has been a bull job.
Speaker 1: You guys got Roderick derangement syndrome, you got some issues.
Speaker 2: Guys like that man scored on all seven drives.
Speaker 1: Try to start the game, and oh, are you gonna say, well,
we had to settle for too many field goals. Like
guys like DC use a good football team. They have
a defense that's well coached. They're well, they are well resourced,
I mean pretty good.
Speaker 8: I don't know, and I'm angry. So they blame a
for Parker Kingston dropping.
Speaker 1: Remember Like at ESPNS, people are yeah, that's what I'm saying, Like,
are you gonna blame a Rod for a drop pass
a touchdown?
Speaker 2: It's a touchdown.
Speaker 1: And they're saying like, well, you know, I could just
see like they're their mental gymnastics. Sometimes we're like, well,
if a Rod didn't have Bear there to throw it
to him, then he would be a bad offensive corner.
Speaker 2: Like you guys are idiots, like the old reason why
Bear's that Bay is gonna a rod? You literally you
can't headed nitty muggins.
Speaker 11: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: You got, I mean goodness great like you're you're mental
gymnastics knows no bounds, like to how you're willing to
justify it? Uh and and your your your Roderick derangement syndrome.
Give a man some credit. I know Lubbock was tough,
and like you know, he that deserved a little bit
of criticism, But like, up to that point he had
pretty he had caught.
Speaker 2: Some really really good games.
Speaker 1: You guys are insufferable sometimes love you, but come on,
give the man his flowers until the next game.
Speaker 2: Then you can say fire him. I guess again, But
like like give the man an a plus for the level,
like he deserved it, Like he really did. He deserved it.
Speaker 1: Like do you blame It's like, okay, I have an
issue with this, so like look the prior defensive coordinating
staff ed lamb Elis said they had their issues, no doubt,
But like when guys miss open field tackles.
Speaker 2: Like then they like they're like they're to make the
tackle and they missed the tackle. I don't blame that
on the defensive coordinator. I just don't. Like maybe you
guys do like, oh fire the coordinator. I can't make
a test. I'm like, what the heck?
Speaker 1: What are you guys doing? Like like it's like if
I like, I can't even imagine like me coming up
suddenly and coming to balance and completely whiffing on a
tackle and then running off the field.
Speaker 2: They're like, Bronco, you suck as a coach. Are you
kidding me? No, man, Like, that's that's my fault.
Speaker 1: When a wide receiver drops a pass and they have
dropped many of them, like.
Speaker 8: I don't, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't put it on a ron if he's not
moving the sticks.
Speaker 1: If bear back, let me give you another and then
mean they give you another situation.
Speaker 2: Okay, Bear had a.
Speaker 1: Great game, like really, really really good game, obviously one
of the best in college football. That throw to Carson
Ryan that will play action late in the game third
down if he leads Carson Ryan and rather than throwing
it to his back hip, do you guys remember this,
it's kind of he's on his back around, he slows down, right.
Speaker 2: I mean, how many times have we seen like these little.
Speaker 1: Quick screens were Bear throws it kind of behind lj
Or throws it behind somebody and they can't get up
field on a quick screen. That sets you behind and
you're not getting an additional two three, four five yards
right anyway, that would have been a first down. That
would have been a first down. That's not a rod
throwing it. A rod's called to play, but you got
to get out there and execute it. So anyway, b
Way Fence tough critics sometimes when it comes to offensive coordinating, Uh,
but uh, you gotta get the man A Flowers. I
thought it was a I thought it was a really
well called game. And we'll hear from John Beck later
on in the show, so stay tuned. He'll he'll discuss
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quick for this inside report. I know, Ronnie, you had
a stat you wanted to drop on us. You want
to you wanta pontificate on that stat?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was supposed to.
Speaker 12: First of all, just everybody knows if you already haven't
and if you do, you live under a rock like
Patrick Starr shout out the Pongebob.
Speaker 8: Hopefully Bright finds that funny.
Speaker 12: Anyway, b YU and Cincinnati will be uh in the
The kickoff time will be six pm Mountain time on
But again, this is the third game now, Ben, the
third game that BYU has has national attention. Big Neon
Kickoff is going to Cincinnati to see BYU and the
Bearcats that's gonna happen BYU leaves the series been all
time three? And oh will they extend it to four?
On Saturday? Will the Bearcats get their first win? That
is my weird stat of the day.
Speaker 1: For you crazy stat of the day. I want to
do a SoundBite as well in this Insider report, can't
we now?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 6: We we?
Speaker 1: On occasion, we'll listen to sound from analyst, pundits, talking heads, and.
Speaker 2: Supposed ballners.
Speaker 1: Right, And I wouldn't necessarily say that Dave Portnoy is
a ball noer, Like I just don't see it. Like
I watched that man run and I'm like, that man
did not play football, did not play like he. I mean,
he he runs like the kid that never got picked.
He got picked last on the playground. Okay, And look,
I'm not being I'm not being I'm not trying to
be mean. Look I've never been in that situation before
me personally, it's not a good place to me.
Speaker 2: But like that man is is a great pizza evaluator.
Speaker 1: But I don't know if he's a great like football,
football schematics, football personnel evaluator. But you know we're gonna
play the sound for you, right, here because he's making
a good case for Brigham.
Speaker 2: I think he's he came to provo.
Speaker 1: He experienced the the celestial nature of our fine county,
of our fine state, and it's fine people.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: The bad thing was he had a bad swig experience
because of lack of communication. Anyway, Dave Portnoy recently making
a case for Brigham Young University to hopefully make it
in the college football Playoff getting that large bid, not
getting the respect that deserves. Lit's listen to Dave port Portanoy,
stool presidente Barstool Sports.
Speaker 12: All Right, sorry, I don't know why I played that.
I got caught up with the Johnny Harley melting my heart.
Speaker 8: I apologize, Ben.
Speaker 2: Okay, hopefully there's no curse words of this.
Speaker 4: Is there?
Speaker 8: No, I have not checked, so we're about to find out.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, so we gotta be careful with these.
Speaker 6: I want to switch subjects here because I have another
problem with his top ten. And I don't know who
he picked, but I know who he picked. I again,
and this is not Brent, just Bran Walker. It's Dan
big cat Cats. It's a lot of people. A formal
apology to the BYU Cougars, who I know Walker picked
to lose against TCU.
Speaker 8: I know you did, did you? Steu Finder called it
his best play.
Speaker 3: This is between me and Dave right now. Sorry, yes
I did.
Speaker 2: Of course you did.
Speaker 8: In every week they've lost one game.
Speaker 6: And they lost it to a potential national championship team
on the road.
Speaker 8: Okay, everybody is like, here's the.
Speaker 6: End of BYU TCU. They're gonna come in, they're gonna
beat b And you know what BYU did.
Speaker 3: They destroyed this team.
Speaker 8: They beat them forty four thirteen, by thirty, they're nine
to one. They are a top ten team.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: I sometimes get confused on the mechanics of how this works.
I've heard Big twelve they're only to get one team,
they deserve two. Texa Tech and BYU are playoff teams.
I don't want to hear it provo. Dave is going
to be in Cincinnati this Saturday for Big New Kickoff,
and I already tell you the guy's sitting here right here.
Speaker 8: Oh, I like Cincinnati in this game on there.
Speaker 6: Every week people are picking against BYU.
Speaker 8: We don't like a quarterback where's forty seven? We don't
like Mormons, we don't.
Speaker 2: Like the day.
Speaker 6: I think I've heard you say that.
Speaker 8: And here's here is what provo. Dave is going to Franis.
Speaker 6: Put some respect on BYU's name, Put some respect on Cosmo.
He's a great performer. This team is going. This team
deserves to be in the playoff. End the story.
Speaker 19: Oh man, sound up, sound uf Hey man, he was cooking.
He was cooking, man, he was just sitting there in
the speaking facts. Bro, just laying it on Dick so
much truth it set me free. I'm serious, man. He
even brought up I hate Mormons.
Speaker 11: Don't get it.
Speaker 2: People out there that are not like Mormons.
Speaker 1: They don't want to see nothing good happen with the Brighams,
the Brigham Young University.
Speaker 2: Uh, students or student athletes.
Speaker 8: They don't student athletes, man.
Speaker 1: They don't want none of that. They don't want to
talk about him. Ah, they just want to consider them
a nice.
Speaker 2: Little program over here in the corner. Nice little program.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know, Hey, he's spot on. He's spot on
in so many ways. Look all the analytics, all the data.
Right now, he's leaning in BYU's favor, But the A
people not leaning in BEA's favorite.
Speaker 2: We'll see how the colle Football Playoff.
Speaker 1: Committee U views b YU after that that victory over TCU,
I thought it was an impressive win.
Speaker 2: Thought it was a fantastic win.
Speaker 1: And uh with the amount of individuals even like Kirk
Kurbstreet picked TCU to win, David Pollock picked the BUYU
to win. Okay, you can go down the line of
individuals analyst pundits. I know, Crane and co all in
on TCU. Everyone's tc and TCU, Like luckily.
Speaker 2: There were some. It was kind of a fifty to
fifty split.
Speaker 1: I felt leading up to kickoff like some were picking
TCU because their vaunted offense and Hoover, you know, just
being able to sling the pill and push it downfield
with these dynamic playmakers and all things considered. Watching that
Texas Tech game, like our our secondary struggle a little
bit in man coverage and and single coverage.
Speaker 2: So you thought, but you thought wrong.
Speaker 1: Stool Presidente speaking truth. Maybe a prophet of the pig
skin speaking a prophet of the pig skin. Guy AP
always coming out with like these like hot takes pre game.
I'm beginning to wonder if AP kind of has some
some prognosticative abilities, because he said three straight offensive scores
from BYU and they went seven straight offensive scores offensive.
Speaker 2: What is going on? Ap What are you doing?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 1: I feel like are you are you rid for like
the Simpsons? Are you a time traveler? Do you have
you come back?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 1: Do you have a world almanac? Like back to the Future?
Marty McFly? You guys don't even know what I'm talking about.
Vict You know, all right, shout out to you. Vic
Brat's over here looking at me like I'm crazy.
Speaker 8: Ronalds you know, to the board and producing doing his job.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, all right, Uh let's go to break.
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which you should be. I mean, I've been taken many
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they break, like it's like these little subtle like breaks
where they can make it extra hundred two hundred bucks
off you. They would like break like a window motor, like, oh,
your window's not rolling up anymore? Like what like it
was perfectly fine when I dropped it up no, it's broken, man.
You need to get that replaced. Okay, we'll give me
a quote two hundred dollars like I was getting that
type of stuff.
Speaker 2: Not anymore. Not with Ryan Eldris. He takes care of me.
Speaker 1: He's he's an honest, hard working, cost transparent mechanic.
Speaker 2: He does the best work.
Speaker 1: You need tires, he got youa you need an oil change,
he's got you You need some You need a transmission replace,
He's got youa VFP products, VPI service, VP discuss. Let's
go to break, guys, don't go anywhere. Still plenty to
get to. On a beautiful Monday Overmber seventeenth edition of
Cougar Sports. You know who had their best game versus
TCU best game of the season, Kanu Tanuvasa.
Speaker 2: That's the man that we paid from the portal. Hey,
that player was who we wanted.
Speaker 1: We needed, the game changer, the program changer that Jay
Hill labeled him as. When that man took that little
tiny newborn baby TCU center and walked him back to
his mother, mister Hoover handed handed that center right to
Hoover and then hit the quarterback. Both of them knew
who daddy was the real daddy was counted Tonavasa.
Speaker 11: Who.
Speaker 2: That was a nice play.
Speaker 1: That was celestial pass rushing from the zero technique. We'll
go to break count of Downavasa Town and walk coming
up next. This is Cougar Sports, one of three nine
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