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you live in.

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Speaker 3: Hey, life is good. It's a great week.

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Speaker 4: It's a great week. It's a great day to be

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a cougar.

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Speaker 2: I want to start off with some of the look

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I'm an individual. This particular topic is one that's very

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I'm very passionate about. I think the nil transfer portal

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era has brought more parody to college football. I think

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there was a bit of a college football cabal and

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ola goppoly, if you will, that was operating under the

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guys of amateurism for so long, and they had bag

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men paying for players when other conferences would be reprimanded

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in death penalty, I ESMU and others whenever they would

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infringe on the rules. It's these rules are for you,

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not for us type of deal. Nick Saban actually chimed

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in on the pay for play era.

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Speaker 4: There's good, there's bad, there's ugly, there's beautiful with all

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of this.

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Speaker 2: In my opinion, Nick Saban hits home on a particular topic.

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He states that the recent firing of these head coaches

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James Franklin, Billy n. Pierre, go down the list, I

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think Sam Pittman, My Gundy, to Sean Foster, Brent Pry, etc.

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He says this is just a product of the pay

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for play era. Do you agree or disagree with Nick

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Saban's comments here, Well.

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Speaker 5: Well, I agree and I actually have pretty good information.

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That's exactly why James strengths let go. They're one of

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their top donors. Happens to be in my industry mostly.

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Speaker 3: Baths one day bath company. We'll just leave it at that.

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Speaker 5: And they were a large contributor and we're not happy

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and basically said the change has happened or we're pulling

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our funds.

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Speaker 2: So essentially there, so they have they have more equity

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stake now because they're paying the payroll through nil.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, well it's super unfortunate that that's what it's come to,

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but it's the reality.

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Speaker 3: And then you know, you get these big.

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Speaker 5: Owners think that they have more power than they do,

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and then schools are worried about losing that money, you know,

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when they're expecting you know, thirty forty fifty million from

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these guys, and then you know it's like, well we're

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gonna pull it.

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Speaker 3: What does the company do without thirty million dollars? It

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changes things and we can call it like it is.

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Speaker 5: But these these organizations are businesses now, and so they've

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got to run it accordingly.

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Speaker 2: But I mean he was just in the colleg football

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playoff last year, James. The James Franklin situation is to

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me the most ludicrous. Most of these other schools were

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losing and losing at a high level, right They just

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they didn't look like they were going to be able

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to come up for air and survive the next week.

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Whereas James Franklin, I mean, he was still competitive. He

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was just in the colleg football playoff. That seemed a

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little bit of a knee jerk reaction to me.

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Speaker 3: I agree one hundred percent.

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Speaker 5: I mean, look, at one time in the country, they

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were ranked at number maybe three.

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Speaker 2: They were at the top top program in the country

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to start the season.

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Speaker 5: It's seen it, yeah, I mean, and they did have

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a three game skid, so you can't take that. It's

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kind of you can't have no consequences for losing three

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state three three games straight.

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Speaker 2: So there's a top ten coach of college football over

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the last decade and you fire them. They just went

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to DOUBLET versus Oregon and organ is a pretty good squad.

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Speaker 4: I mean, they were right there knocking on the door

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for that game.

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Speaker 5: It's interesting, you know, you think if things just went

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their way on that one game, what would have happened.

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Probably nothing. So it's amazing how that won one turn

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of events. Literally but lucky. He's in a great deal man.

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He's making all that money. Didn't at home doing nothing

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and making money.

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Speaker 2: Pay for play has its ugly side, there's no doubt.

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And donors have more equity than ever. I don't know

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what's worse, private equity getting more involved in these college

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football organizations or individual donors having a bigger say because

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there many of them are actually fans. They're not necessarily

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looking at the bottom line. They're looking at the wins.

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They don't care about the budget. They care about wins

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and wins alone, whereas private equity is looking at profitability.

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Give me your thoughts on that.

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Speaker 5: Well, I agree one hundred percent, and I can give

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you some real world experiences in my industry.

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Speaker 3: So my industry.

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Speaker 5: Private equity is coming in probably more in the construction

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world than anything else right now.

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Speaker 3: Because they can see the potential. And I mean, I'm

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not gonna lie.

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Speaker 5: I get probably a call a week, maybe two a

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week from private equity trying to come and buy us.

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The problem is is as soon as you do that.

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Now you're answering to the man, and you can't treat

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your customers like you want to be treat them. You

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can't treat your employees like you want to treat them.

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It's now it's just a big corporation. And unfortunately, the

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same thing happens in football. Whether it's where it's business

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like my exterior company or a football team, the private

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every community gets involved, it's a completely different level.

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Speaker 2: No more customer centric approach. It's all the profitability approach.

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Speaker 3: Exactly.

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Speaker 5: And so for us, it's all about our customers, you know,

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to take care of the customers share in Utah. But

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for college football, their customers are us as fans as well.

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And so whether you're working on your home or you're

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watching football, you're still a consumer of one thing or another.

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And as soon as you're being dictated by the powers

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that be, it's not the same and you can't give

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the same experience anymore.

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Speaker 2: Tim the rivalry game, the Holy War, it's a great

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day to be a Cougar. B Yu has a three

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game winning streak. Kyle Whittingham may retire at the end

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of this year, most likely, I would say, and b

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why you still undefeated in college football. They're a borderline

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top ten team. All is well in Cougar Country. Bear

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Bachmeier is doing something that only five freshmen have ever

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I believe in college football, go seven and oh as

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a true freshman quarterback.

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Speaker 4: Look at this list.

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Speaker 2: Jalen Hurts Alabama twenty sixteen, Jake from Georgia twenty seventeen,

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Trevor Lawrence clems In twenty eighteen, Hank Bachmeier at Boise

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State twenty nineteen, and then Bear Bachmeyer BYU twenty twenty five.

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Only these five quarterbacks have started off in their true

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freshman year seven and oh. What does it mean for

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BYU in its future?

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Speaker 5: Well, I think it's amazing and I'll be the first

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to admit I was wrong. I thought that he would

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make way more mistakes than he has. I mean, what's

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he have on your three picks?

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Speaker 3: Is that right? And that's incredible?

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Speaker 5: His completion percentage is unbelievable, his lack of picks.

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Speaker 3: It just shows how intelligent he is now.

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Speaker 5: I think also give crowd up to the offensive staff

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the way that they've eased him in. It's a huge

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thing if you can have a freshman do that now

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and get some more experience, and literally every week he's

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getting better and better and better, and they're opening up

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to the playbook more and more.

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Speaker 3: It's scary good.

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Speaker 2: My other stat of the day here is that in

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reference to Kyle Whittingham, when BYU and Utah are in

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the same conference, Kyle Whittingham has a win loss record

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versus the Cougars at three and five, only three wins,

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five lawsuits. So you had six games in the Mountain

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West from five to twenty ten, and then the two

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most recent in the Big twelve. What does that tell

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you when he's got a losing record when BYU is

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sitting on the same resource level, Well, it shows you.

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Speaker 5: Exactly what once you have the similar money, it's amazing

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what BYU can do. And again go back to the

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whole money. Money is everything. You know, BYU is a

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huge disadvantage for all those years. Well now it's equal,

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and look what's happening. You know, I actually looked up

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a stet the other day because trying to decither, Oh

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you tell one nine straight, Okay, yeah, we'll take the

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last ten years. If you take ten years, the games

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are split three and three. And that's pretty interesting. That's

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pretty balanced between the two in the last ten years.

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Speaker 3: Then obviously By's had the edge recently. So really you've

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give that. Itg to b Yu.

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Speaker 4: Things for looking up for By you, no doubt about it.

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Sixteriors Utah dot Com. Last question for you as it

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pertains to BYU Football right now. BYU's heading on the

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road to Iowash State, maybe a trap game. They then

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have a bye week, they head out to Lubbock, so

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back to back, essentially road games. Texas Tech still a

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top twenty five team. They they're probably pretty pitched off

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after losing to ASU on the road. You get them

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head to Cincinnati on the road. That's a tough one.

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UCF at home. What do you think BYU's record will

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be in the next four games Iowash State, Texas Tech, TCU,

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Speaker 5: Well, I'd love to say we're gonna win a well,

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end up with three and one. I think will get

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Iowa State this week. I think Colony has made it

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very clear that we're not having a letdown after Utah.

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Speaker 3: I mean, you said that's some times in the press conference.

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Speaker 5: After I think what we'll take care of business this

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week and then the buy and then that Texas Tech

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game that's going to be big. The winner of that

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game will be in the Big twelve Championship. I don't

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think there's any question about that. And then the other ones.

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You just something We're gonna fall somewhere. I just don't

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know where, but it's exciting. Look, who knew what was

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going to happen with BYU and Utah and we take

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care of business, so we're on the right track.

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