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Speaker 1: Plays get broken down and science gets denied to.
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Speaker 1: Hour two of Off the Bench Live from the Raisin
Kane Studio.
Speaker 2: All right, welcome back in No Re number two of
ot B.
Speaker 3: Here live from the Raising Kanes Studio, and.
Speaker 2: We are going to take it to the tape. Take
it to the tape. Tell the tape that eye in
the sky never lies.
Speaker 4: You can't run from it, you can't hide from it
because you know what they are filming every little thing
that you do. So usually if you know that you
want to put some good tape out there, right, that'd
be good not only for yourself, for your family, for
your future family, for your future in football, for your
future potential earnings, future potential earnings in the NFL and
in college football. True, no matter when you get out there, practice, game, whatever,
And that's it is the God's honest truth. When I
say no one cares about a TV copy, Nobody cares
about a TV copy when it's people deciding your future,
people decided how much you're gonna get paid, People deciding
if they're gonna pick up the phone and call your agent.
No one cares, Nope, because they watch this all eleven tape.
And it doesn't matter what you say. It doesn't matter
the same situation around you, if your coach is about
to get fired, it doesn't matter because sometimes your actions
speak so loud. I do not care what you say.
They also can't hear a word you say, and they
can't hear a word you say. So we're gonna watch
some tape. We're gonna watch some good, we're gonna watch
some bad, and we're gonna start with one here that
is inexcusable. And we're talking about something you can't coach,
you can't teach, you can't beg It's called a little
thing called effort. And you can have all the talent
in the world. Some people do. It's a gift. And
you know what, you can have effort ninety nine out
of one hundred times. But if you don't have effort
just one time, it's a bad look. And it's something
that's got to change, and I hope it does. So
we're gonna watch here early in the third quarter, going
straight to the tape. Texas A and M with the ball,
you can't coach effort. Right quarter one, first quarter, the
score zero to zero, so I'd say the game is
still in is winnable at this point first quarter.
Speaker 3: I'd say that that's typically when regardless of what you've
got going on, you're, you know, going to make sure
you give your best effort.
Speaker 4: Yep, ten minutes twenty three seconds left, uh in the game,
and I'm sorry. In the first quarter, second and ten
on the LSU forty one, we're gonna come out. We
are going to be playing man demand coverage. As you see,
they are lined up in a it's kind of like
a three bout one bunch set to the left. So
our safety, it's Marcus Cooley dropping down covering the safety.
I think we have West Weeks here. It is probably
covering responsible for the running back. So man to man
coverage that's going to leave a spy A lot of
times you're gonna call this one rat one robb or
whatever it is. But Harold Perkins is going to be
a spy an he's spine Marcel Reads. Now, of course,
let me preface this like we don't know exactly their
rules on when a quarterback rolls out, when receivers cross.
We don't know what they're being taught. Are they going
to cut? Are they going to pass off? What they're doing?
Is west Week's going to be green here? Is it
a delayed blitz? Is it a rush to cover type
situation for him? We don't really know what it is.
A rush to cover means he's gonna start out. He
has the backman de man, but he's gonna rush first,
and if the back scats, he'll cover him after that.
But a lot of times, if the back rushes, the
the linebacker rushes, the back's gonna guard you.
Speaker 2: So here we go. So Marcel drops the left. We
got good coverage.
Speaker 4: Monsieur covers them up here, maybe a tight window that
Marcell could read, but roll into the left, tough throw,
vertical route covered, crossing route covered.
Speaker 2: Nothing's there? Right, Well, we should have a spy.
Speaker 4: Our spy gets hung up, bad eyes, bad eyes bat
and then Harold Perkins right here has bad eyes, which
is fine. Mistakes happen. Then he thinks, maybe do I
have the running back? If he releases, he gets caught
up a huge gap here. I want you to posit.
I'm gonna posit right here. Look at these two guys.
We have Harold Perkins, we have Marcus Cooley right there
there yard apart. They're about to run down here, and
I want you to watch where they finish. They're about
five yards apart right there. Yeah, okay, And actually they're
even more than five yards apart, because he is on
the far side of the field, still almost five yards.
Speaker 2: Up the field, further than ones at the bottom of
the numbers.
Speaker 4: You can argue that in a twenty five yard sprint,
Tomarcus Cooley went six to seven yards further than Harold Perkins. Now,
let's I did the map yesterday. Let's just say that Tamarcus,
Let's just say he runs a four or five, four
or five in a twenty five yard race. If you
beat somebody about five yards, that means a person that
you were racing runs the equivalent of a four to
seven five forty yard dash four seven five. I'm sorry,
a five to seven five five seven, five seven. It's
hard to get that high five seven five forty yard dash.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Do y'all think Harold Perkins runs a five to seven five.
I don't think he does.
Speaker 2: That's a combine.
Speaker 5: Probably not. Probably, he's more than likely faster than me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, probably more than like a four to six four
five guy. Guy was a four to seven guy. Yeah,
And I'm not out running Harrol Perkins on the edge. No,
and he's playing four six guy and I'm not doing it.
So it's like he runs that for real?
Speaker 2: What did what? Why do you think you're in slow? Here?
Speaker 4: Cooley's effort was better. Cooliz ever is better? Close ever
is far better. You got a guy that's busting his
busting his ass. Yeah, to get the ball here you
have two other dbs that are trying to bracket him
and push him in.
Speaker 2: And watch the end of this play.
Speaker 4: What happens to mars so Reid Because we have such
high effort guys playing around him, he cuts back to
the inside. If Harrold Perkins is not loafing right here,
he blocks that cut back. He has an opportunity right there.
I'm not saying he makes the tackle, but by god,
I bet he makes the tackle. Read the score on
not play for sure, because he slows him down, he
doesn't score. You never know what happens. He can punch
the ball out.
Speaker 2: They put interception on the three in this game, right,
So it's these plays that really pissed.
Speaker 3: Show the show the end zone cash if you if
you can, we're gonna watch the eyes here.
Speaker 2: Just watch it. Watch the stripe of the helmet, watch
the eyes. And yeah, like you said, watch the stripe.
He's watching the quarterback.
Speaker 4: Now he rolls out left, So I think he gets
a little confused, right, I think he gets a little
confused on his role assignment right here if the back's
coming out, which is okay, you can make mistakes, it's fine.
He has to have better awareness. You can't play this
by it's bad because you can see where his eyes are.
Speaker 3: If you can't, so if you're listening to on radio,
you can see his eyes and the stripe of his
helmet on Marcel reeed, because then here we go responsibility.
Speaker 2: But then you can't coach this. You can't do it
right there.
Speaker 4: And so that's that's an issue. That's a huge issue, okay,
and it's got to be fixed because you have a
lot of guys, like we said, busting their ass.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: Let me to Marcus Cooley, AJ Halsey, Monsieur de Laine.
That's they're all new here, Yeah, the entire secondary. But
like those guys are new. I guess DJ Pickots new too,
is a freshman. Hey, you turn on the tape and
they are busting it every play. Like, I'm sure at
some point we'll show you. We'll show you a screen pass.
Do you have that pulled up the screen pass?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I have the tip pass. Okay, well just go
ahead with the next one because we'll come back to
the screen. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And like the effort, effort is effort is a choice.
You choose personally internally to make that decision. You choose
to run to the point where you.
Speaker 2: Throw up right to get somebody down to do for
the guys next sea.
Speaker 4: And it just didn't happen. And I'm not saying it doesn't.
That happens every play, But we're not the only ones
looking at that. I promise you people at the next
level looking at that. Yeah, all right, go back to
the table. Show good. Hey, you have a little positive action.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: Something LSU has done really good job all year making
plays is the corner blitz. We like to call it
the cat cat blitz. You know, it starts with a
see you know cat corner.
Speaker 2: You get it.
Speaker 4: So quarterbacks always have to be alert when a press
there's a press corner with a two high safety look
press corner to the short side of the field. Quarterbacks
always have to have their intends up for a corner blitz.
A and M actually does a pretty good job recognizing.
Now in college, it's really hard to recognize a corner blitz.
That's why it creates so much, just absolute chaos sometimes
because it usually goes free. It's hard for a quarterback
to see this. It looks like a standard two sholl here.
Now they might Clay Cloud up front, maybe just maybe
his body language isn't telling me man, but maybe the
safety drops down to cover the tight end, and we
got press man to man. There's a lot of things
that happen, but usually the first thing that comes to
your mind is a quarterback and a running back too,
who's in charge of the protection on it. Yeah, that's
not the first thing they're thinking of. But always press
corner to the short side of the field and a
slot defender that's backed off further back than the corner.
A lot of times that is an indicator. Okay, so
this is what's gonna happen. They actually pick it up
pretty nice. Monsieur cannot make it home because they see it.
They're gonna throw a little hot route, a little smart play,
a little hit her out to a corner. He stops,
he abandoned his rush. Bam, tips and overthrows. Did you
ever have a team that did that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Tips and overthrow? Yeh, what do you say for that?
Gotta get those? Yeah, harl Bergen balls in his lap interception.
Speaker 2: I think we say like, gotta make him pay your something.
But the same thing. Yeah, tips and overthrows. Gotta get
those rhymes. That's what he said. There go Tigers, And.
Speaker 3: That's a a solid play by somebody you've been able
to count.
Speaker 2: On a season. A and M.
Speaker 4: I just want to tell y'all, I don't want to
like talk good about them, but their offensive alignment is
really their offensive line is really good. Lester center here,
don't just look for work. Yep, running back did a
nice job seeing it. Oh sorry, L s U baul
And at that point LSU fifteen A and M fourteen,
I think we could have won that one.
Speaker 2: I think we could have. Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 3: And look that like that's positive play and you were
hoping you'd get more than the field goal out of
that as well. But you know able to get points.
But it's not all bad. I could see grind in there.
I can see grinding your teeth over here on that
Harrol Perkins play. Yeah, I just and here's my DA
And this isn't just picking on one player, but there's
multiple players. We're going to show you that it shows up.
Effort is free, it doesn't. It doesn't cost you a dime.
It doesn't cost you a dime. Effort is like everybody
that's doing anything that they're doing should have high effort
because it's your job. Whatever your job is, that's the expectation.
It's nothing extra. It's just what it has to be.
It's not negotiable. And there's a play that we just
showed that if you have effort, you tackle somebody maybe
on the five, maybe on the four, and again that
same quarterback through an interception from that same position in
this same game. So assuming something is going to get
you in trouble, I'm never gonna be okay with lack
of effort, just never going to I had to give
you every piece of effort I had to get to
where I got to. That's the way that I was raised,
that's the way that I play, and I know because
I know Blake Baker and I know what he's all about,
and I know Kyle Williams and I know what he's
all about, and I know Corey Raymond, and I could
go on the list of defensive guys. I saw them
as players. I've heard them preach it all the time,
Like you wouldn't find a player with more effort and
more just determination than Kyle Williams.
Speaker 2: I hated practicing against the guys.
Speaker 4: Our our alignment in Green Bay. Hated when we had
to play Buffalo, They're like, can you call your boy
and tell him like chill, Like like if I got
him locked up, let's just let's end it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, end the play right next play. Yeah, because that's
who he was.
Speaker 3: He wasn't going to do it either, I mean just
not not built any any way. But to give you
what he's got, which is the best every single play.
And again that's what's expected of you, Like it shouldn't
be like yeah, but he gave you. He gave you
a great effort on the eight plays before. Okay, I
needed on nine and ten as well. You save a
touchdown and look, we're going to show one later. That's
the same situation it's the same situation of just assuming
he's going to score or so allowing him to score.
And now the situation will show you a little bit
later on the game is a little bit more out
of hand.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't matter. Is there time on the clock,
then you show effort and you give.
Speaker 4: Effort when there when there's effort not giving on when
it's zero at zero, you don't in the first court.
You don't get a pass if it's out of hand
later in the game. I'm pretty sure it was their
first drive of the game. So those those things, regardless
of who the coach is, have to get fixed.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Like the offensive stuff that will show you like a
lot of that is schematics and a lot of that
is just a bad situation that these players were put in,
not really set up for success.
Speaker 2: Is there individual mistake, sure, But.
Speaker 3: On the other side of the ball, when you got
somebody where you make the call and it's like this
is this is the responsibility. Like Matt said, mistakes are
going to happen. Once you make the mister, what do
you do to make up for it?
Speaker 2: Said? Mistake?
Speaker 4: It can be excused like that on that play that
we just watched, Okay, like maybe we didn't work out
or go over as much in detail of what happens
when the quarterback rolls left and the tight end stays
in and block. It's like, I get that sort and
through who's got the man? Those things happen, man, And
mistakes happen all the time. God knows I made plenty
of them. Yeah, I mean gods. So it's like, but
it's the effort that's inexcusable. It's the effort that needs
to be checked.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: And it's those types of mistakes and it's not you know,
it's not widespread. I'm not saying that it's not widespread
throughout throughout this too. It's just those are the kind
of culture things that need to uh you know, have
consequences and need to be talked about.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Again, you know there was a time maybe when when
I did this job that you know, student athletes and
you know, you're like we were, You're bond on the budget,
you're scrounging up change to be able to do something.
Uh you know a little extra that's not you know,
you get your meals covered for, but hey, let's go
have a let's go have an Applebee's let's go have
a Chili's right, We're not in those days anymore.
Speaker 2: And and and look, that's okay, it's great. I like it.
Speaker 3: I think it should have been that way for a
long time. But I don't really care how old you
are and what the situation is. Lack of effort. I'm
going to coach that every single time. And gloves are
off when when that's the case.
Speaker 4: So yeah, and you know what, there's a lot of
things that go into that. You got to look inside
yourself a little bit. Is a self. It's a personal choice,
that effort. But you know what, a culture change. It
changed like a head coaching chains in the midseason a
lot of times. That's why that's where you get the
inter bump. People start to get hope again and they
start making different choices. So we'll see you gotta hope.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we'll that's some more. We'll have some
more film for you here coming up. We'll take a
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Speaker 1: From the locker room to the airwaves, gets off the
bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back in OTB live from the Raising
Knees studio. Before I think we get to another play
to show you of how it all played out against
the Aggies, I think we have some new information on
a new moon.
Speaker 4: Breaking in a Neonaturday, but a new moon. Yeah, breaking
news Saturay Laundra sent it to us. I think right
at the end of the game, we all kind of
forgot to go check it out. But breaking news Earth
has a second moon.
Speaker 6: What Yeah, my mind was blown when I got that notification.
They just dropped it so casually.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's uh yeah, just dropped dropped it casually, like hey.
Speaker 7: I just got a note. I know you're losing right now.
Speaker 2: But you know that one moon you had it has
a brother.
Speaker 4: It has a brother. It ain't alone anymore. So did
a little research. What is this new moon? So sorry,
so technically not a moon. Okay, we got to clarify this.
Technically it is not a new moon.
Speaker 7: So why are you telling it? Like, why is the
news telling me it's a moon?
Speaker 4: If it's yeah, it's like you know, you got to
get the clickbaits, You got to get the clicks up,
you got to smash the light button. But then then
after that the science comes out. So it's actually it's
called it is a it's an asteroid that has been
traveling kind of next to Earth since the sixties. So
it looks like it's orbiting with Earth. Okay, it's actually
orbited around the Sun. It's on a big long travel.
It's on a long trip around the Sun, and it's
going to be in our orbit, acting like a second
moon until twenty and eighty three. Okay, So twenty twenty
five P seven is the name. Twenty twenty five P
and seven is the name of this asteroid. It is
eighteen to thirty six meters wide, so and it's so
it's not orbiting Earth like a normal moon would, so
it can be considered a moon. But and it's you know,
tiny per the cosmic standards. Lad macconkie, Yeah, it's the
Lad McConkie moon. Really so tiny, and he's also white.
Speaker 5: I'm assuming we can't see it like from here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think he can, so don't expect to
be looking up there. And it's like Star Wars where
you got two moons of the sunset. It's it's traveling
next to us. It's just kind of gone unnoticed for
you know, damn near sixty years.
Speaker 2: You believe that I could hardly contain my excitement.
Speaker 4: Let's say, at its closest twenty twenty five p. Seven.
That's Paul Newman. Seven comes within about four million kilometers
of Earth, which is roughly ten times further than the moon.
When it said it's furthest it's gonna drift up about
seventeen million kilometers away.
Speaker 2: Set up, Paul Newman.
Speaker 6: You need a high powered professional telescope to see it.
Speaker 4: Also, NASA wants is to know there's no danger. No,
we're not in danger. It's not on a collision course.
So the new moon is not gonna.
Speaker 3: It's just in the same orbit as We're not gonna
have a armageddon situation where brice'n.
Speaker 5: This is also not the size of Texas either.
Speaker 2: That one.
Speaker 8: I always love when NASA's like, hey guys, sasroid's gonna
just barely miss it. It came within three hundred thousand miles.
Three hundred thousand miles is not barely missing. Its three
miles is barely missing. Ye, three undred thousand miles is
a long way. Yeah, I guess it's you know what,
three hundred thousand. I think that's I guess within the
range of uncomfortability. When you're talking about, you know, the
Earth survival.
Speaker 2: I get it. We're to be six hundred thousand miles away.
Speaker 6: Calling it a quasi moon is kind of cool, though, Yeah,
it's a quasi moon.
Speaker 4: I was reading that article and like, just people dropping
the word cosmic in there is Yeah, pretty sweet too, makes.
Speaker 2: Me feel smart.
Speaker 7: It's is cosmic.
Speaker 4: Anyway, there's your update on the second moon, which isn't
really a moon, but it is kind of fun to
think about.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and we can't see it, but it's there.
Speaker 2: Tough night hawk.
Speaker 3: Trump named it the Moon of America, Moon of America.
Speaker 4: That's pretty good. Probably possibly the greatest moon of all time.
Speaker 3: All Right, you done the updates the moon the Paul
Newman seven.
Speaker 4: Trying to plug in. All right, it's twenty twenty five
p and seven.
Speaker 2: Get it right. Sorry, you're gonna say it's name twenty
twenty five moons, name right? Seven?
Speaker 6: Shout out again, Paul Newman can't wait for OTB to
cover three eye dash Atlas?
Speaker 7: What is this oh. I think they're saying as like
a comment or something.
Speaker 3: Let's see y'all want to hear something funny and I've
got a picture to prove it. Now, Flynn, this won't
hit as hard for you as it will for tatane
A Landra. Guess who just ran an ad on our
YouTube during our show.
Speaker 2: NASA?
Speaker 7: Who Who's our enemy?
Speaker 2: Murphy?
Speaker 5: They ran on an hour channel?
Speaker 3: They ran an ad during Are You? I got a
picture that was inten doing just then saw it and
I was like, you.
Speaker 2: Say it? So I know you don't really know the beef.
I heard it. I heard y'all talking about it. Every year.
Speaker 3: Show of the Year, Murphy, Sam and Jody. Where are
they from here? They're from here?
Speaker 5: Yes, literally, Bet and Roiges.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so sucks.
Speaker 7: I think they're in New Orleans?
Speaker 2: But are they? I think every year.
Speaker 7: I feel like, well, they go to the L A B.
Speaker 2: Drive up.
Speaker 3: It's an hour away. It's probably a good point Show
the year, Morning show of the Year. They even like
Forward oh TV and Murphy, Sam and Jody. The winner
is Murphy Salmon Joe.
Speaker 7: Every year?
Speaker 2: Every year? Do they even second Moon?
Speaker 7: They don't. They probably haven't even talked about it.
Speaker 6: They're probably telling you what their Halloween costumes are or something,
or like how to carve a pumpkin or maybe you
know what this actually might be good for you, how
to keep your pumpkin fresh?
Speaker 2: Or weegar? I saw it?
Speaker 4: Do you dip it in vinegar? How do you get
enough dip a whole pumpkin? You got to put it
in a bucket?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, where do.
Speaker 3: You get that's a lot of vinegar. There's a lot
of vinegar. But do you how fresh you want to
keep these pumpkins?
Speaker 4: That's a great point at this point. If you're carving now,
I mean it'll last, It'll last the Halloween.
Speaker 7: You can also apply petroleum jelly to all cut surfaces.
Speaker 6: Interesting, so like on the eyes, I guess you could
put like a fighter.
Speaker 2: Isn't petroleum jelly flammable?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: I don't know. Don't get your face next to a fire.
Speaker 2: Matt, Well, I think he's more thinking about the candles inside.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it is flammable.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, that's not a great idea.
Speaker 7: That's what your friend told me.
Speaker 2: I mean it'd probably be fun good light up. Hmm.
Speaker 4: Murphy same and Jody though, huh, they probably twenty twenty
five p at seven was a real moon.
Speaker 2: Imagine nerds.
Speaker 3: Probably telling you, like how where the second moon is
is based off your dating profile because that's a new
sign and yep, yeah that's what they're going through.
Speaker 2: Wait, do you like how the.
Speaker 3: Second moon's got its own like different situations, So like
your dating profile based off the second moon.
Speaker 2: And if you align with their first.
Speaker 5: Moon and so we're adding natronological signs and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, they're not breaking.
Speaker 7: It's not flammable. Loll bless your hearts. I don't know.
I just googled it.
Speaker 4: No, sure, we never tried it, so I guess we
don't know through experimentation.
Speaker 2: But all we know is to google things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, bless your heart's bless your heart, tim Timothy timbo
oh broa blessed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd love for all this would be blessed and
holly favored.
Speaker 7: Wait, okay the wait.
Speaker 6: Yes, petroleum jelly is flammable but has a high flash point,
meaning it requires intense heat to produce enough vapor.
Speaker 7: To ignite it. I mean it kind of is that it.
Speaker 2: Basically create at that point.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Butchell, everybody does us Allen.
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Speaker 2: All right, so we'll take a break, we'll come back.
Speaker 3: We got a couple of choices, what aside here in
the break, you got to stick around and find out
which one's gonna be.
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Speaker 3: Well done, pretty good mm hmm shot Ladarius mconkie as well.
Speaker 2: Back to the tape.
Speaker 3: A lot of Diddy questions, a lot of regrets, the
vassal thing. So you gotta plug both those John's in
ones for internet, ones for tape. Yeah, I'll just leave
it in. And you're afraid Taylor's gonna see what's on
your screen?
Speaker 4: Well no, because it makes it like on my screen.
When I plug in the video, it minimizes everything. Mm sure,
but yeah, I don't.
Speaker 5: Think that's it.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 5: I won't tell anybody.
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Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: Literally everything's recorded here, so quite literally, let's go to
the tape on your laptop. Not what you're seeing behind
the screen.
Speaker 4: Or relax, guyst be weird about it or nothing all
right to the tape.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you gotta be careful looking at I can't gotta
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start talking about that. MS j Yeah, good luck with that.
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Speaker 2: All right, tet scene, what's the score? What's the play?
I don't really care about scorees. Third quarter so it
was already downhill, but I'm legit trying to set the scene.
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Speaker 3: I know it's third quarter. I believe in you. As
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Speaker 2: Wow, they're powerful. I didn't realize that they were so powerful.
They are they They basically swing a big stick.
Speaker 4: All right, twenty eight eighteen, So of the game on
the line. Third quarter, four minutes, eleven seconds, first down
to ten fall on LSU's twenty four. So they're driving
there in the high red zone. So we're playing Manda man.
It's a really good time to call screen versus banda man.
It's a great play call. This is a great execution.
They're faking a little jet sweep to the receiver, so
you get a lot of guys move into the far
side of the field. Oh, we're going to run a
half back screen to the right side, up the sideline.
Lineman get out, do a really good job. They got
a good offensive lineman, good offensive line, and he takes
into the end zone. But what we wanted to kind
of highlight kind of what we highlighted earlier, like sometimes
they call the right play, sometimes they win, sometimes they execute,
sometimes they don't out call. That's football. It happens all game,
even if you lose by fifty. Every now and then
you get one. Yeah, Jake, I'll let you take this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Look, it's just more of the same.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's like, go find a way when that
boss called right there the running backs on twenty six,
so you've got look, Harrl Perkins is right here on
the i'd say fifteen sixteen yard line. West Week's a
little bit farther behind it, he's on the twenty yard line.
But it's like when you see this picture, I realize
that they've got block in front of the running back. Again,
it's a great call against man. This play is going
to go for a long way. But my entire point
is if you stop them before they score, you still
have a chance. If you just give up on the play,
you've got no chance. And if it ends in the
end zone they win, you lose. And also, like when
I see a player again, I'm going to continue to
highlight AJ Hawsey. He's right now, he's got a tight
end in man coverage. The tight end then turns into
a blocker, but he still fights with everything that he has.
He's trying to get to the ball carriers. So let's
just go a little bit farther all right, right there?
All right, So Halsey's fighting like hell, now he's got
two guys on him.
Speaker 4: By the way, you got a lot of guys busting
their ass from behind the play.
Speaker 2: Yeah you got out of it. They're still going.
Speaker 3: But Nar Gooden in this play like gave you Max effort.
Gillory gives you max effort. They're trying, they're not going
to get there. It's a running back on the eleven
yard line, a detackle on the sixteen seventeen yard line.
I'd like to see Harold Perkins go through the lineman.
I'd like like I'd like to see him go behind
the lineman, seeing.
Speaker 4: Shot of it right here, Like, right here, you have
an opportunity, Like, I know there's angles, there's pursuit drills
you do every day and probably.
Speaker 2: As defense does.
Speaker 4: And they're pursuing having having to take an angle, go
where they're going, not where they are. That's the definition
of leading anybody. But right here you have an opportunity,
Like if you tell me that Harold Perkins isn't going
to attempt to make contact with the running back until
he's two yards pat into the end zone, Yeah, this
is an issue.
Speaker 2: It's got to happen before the fire line. This this
is a bad I mean, this is a bad angle too. West.
Speaker 4: I don't know why he's trying to go underneath them
right here. Obviously you're not gonna make that. Yeah, you're
not gonna make that play. I agree with you. But
right now you got to go through the offensive line.
You gotta go behind them.
Speaker 2: That's first. You've got to try to push theo.
Speaker 4: This is first contact with the running back from that
angle we just showed right here.
Speaker 2: Two I'm I'm close to three yards after he's already scored.
Speaker 3: Go back to the like a little bit, okay, so
that that effort and like also like you know, the
tight ends not running a route right there, So just
get off of him and go. But again, watch a
j hasty at the top of the screen. He's got
two tight ends on him trying to block him, and
he is fighting and giving everything he can to try
to at least affect the play. Get in on the play, right, Like,
that's the effort that you need. You don't just let
somebody score a touchdown.
Speaker 4: Ninety seven right here, he's not gonna make play. But
watch his effort outruns three people that are in front
of them. It's great.
Speaker 2: So you gotta raise that. That's gotta go up. Gotta
change that's got to go up. You're you might not.
Speaker 4: Make the play. Here's a blocker in front of him.
We get that there's a block in front, but.
Speaker 2: Engage with the blocker. Engage or go behind him.
Speaker 3: And go full throttle, go full throttle, hit the NOSS
button right, whatever you gotta do to make sure that
they don't.
Speaker 2: End in in the end zone.
Speaker 3: Like when I watch this tape, like everybody keeps telling me,
and I get it. I understand this, so I'm not
saying you're completely wrong, but everybody keeps telling me, Yeah,
you don't get the same effort in the transfer portal
n I l ARAA and I talked about it yesterday
and no, well, I know the teams that do Georgia
Tech and Indiana and Vandervelt and those teams that are,
you know, raising their level of play.
Speaker 2: I turn on the tape. Missouri gives it, Alabama gives.
Speaker 3: It, and they also are like yeah, but like these
guys they don't know anything about l s U, Like
it doesn't really mean a whole lot to them.
Speaker 2: They just are here for one year. Rentals is a J.
Speaker 3: Halsey new to LSU, gonna be here for It's gonna
be for a year this year to Marcus Cool, is
he new to LSU, Yes, for sure, Yeah, mon Sword
of Land Is he new to LSU?
Speaker 2: No, this is his first year? Oh yeah, yeah about Harald, No,
he's not.
Speaker 3: But those players that are new, they're busting their ass
on this tape so it can be done. It's not
in absolutes so that you're not going to get that
kind of effort. You got to demand that kind of effort.
And again I know, just like Matt knows, just like
you know as a listener, what is being coached, because
I know the heart of those coaches on that side.
Speaker 2: Of the football.
Speaker 3: I've seen them as players, I've seen them as coaches,
So like on that side, the issues aren't like they
are on the offensive side. Like on that side, you
got to get all eleven fighting to the ball, which
I guarantee you is being coached every second of every
day after watching this.
Speaker 4: Tape, And I would think as a competitor, like I
don't think there's anything that we're saying that he wouldn't say, Right,
are the guys that whoever we're watching that's not given.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's anything.
Speaker 4: Kind of like when we talk about as when we
were playing, it was like every player that you play with,
they always usually take responsibility, Like, man, I messed that up,
Like I played terrible. That was a bad play by me.
I don't know what happened. A short circuited and I
didn't give effort, that's I mean. And so like I
don't think we ever say anything on this show, and
we're doing these film reviews that they wouldn't say themselves
if they were watching it with with with whoever.
Speaker 2: Right, So one of those things.
Speaker 4: It's got to change, and it's a and again I'll
say it, I'll say it again. That is one of
the reasons why sometimes that the interim bump happens. Once
you get a change, you get a little change of culture,
you get a little hope, and that stuff starts to
pick up. This is I don't think this is a
normal thing. Yeah, this isn't like a a thing that
has been a there's there's not historical evidence of this
happening a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just I think it's a reason thing.
Speaker 6: If I could kind of draw, like maybe draw a
bit of a comparison, like Hendre Miller last season.
Speaker 7: Not a fan of Dennis Allen, sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kind of just did. Yeah, And I thought I
was like, what's Kintry doing.
Speaker 3: Man, come on, man, you get one shot at this
and then like Dennis Allen was gone.
Speaker 2: He's like oh thank god.
Speaker 3: Yea, yeah, right, like that's what's gonna right, and you
can look, you shouldn't be like that because like it
is like it is your job, and certainly at the
next level, it's like you are one one of the
one eleven on the field, but.
Speaker 2: Like it's a little bit more individual because you can
be fired at any time. Yep.
Speaker 3: But you could tell, like Hendre Miller loved football again
because Dennis Allen wasn't there, because that's what that's what
that relationship was like. And I don't know that that's
the case here, but certainly could be because we have
seen great effort from Harrold Purple.
Speaker 4: Yeah for for sure, and we can see that again
and I hope that we see it next week. And
it might be one of those like when when you're
a young man and playing a sport, you don't have
like the peripherals of the outside world and like the
eye and the sky and like the the big picture
that every single play paints in your future. You don't
have that, like even in the NFL, like like I
didn't really put it all together that man, this is
what an opportunity the NFL is and blah blah, blah,
like I would have handled some of my situations in
felt a lot better if I knew now what I
know that Like, So, you get a situation your college,
you're a young kid, you don't really like, you got
good tape, you're well thought of, and all of a sudden,
you get into seasons not going the way you want.
Maybe you're disgruntled with something side I don't know, I
have no idea, and then some of that effort starts
to show on the tape. Well, this is an opportunity
right here to write that, to change it, to put
the good tape on there, and take all this stuff,
that bad tape, throw it out the window. Okay, you
got an opportunity. Every single one of those players in
that locker room right now has an opportunity to increase
their stock, increase LSU stock, save a season, show some effort,
play your asshole, all.
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Speaker 3: We're like when I say, we're more like Nick Underhill
is going to do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've been a little busy.
Speaker 4: I know, it was kind of like we're supposed to.
I didn't watch it down this weekend.
Speaker 2: I watched it down.
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and then I was coaching ten you flag football.
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Speaker 4: And then and then Brian Kelly got fired. So it's
not like I go back and just watch the tape.
Speaker 7: YEA true, we know watched it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I love you. I love you, Baker, your baby.
Speaker 5: It was kind of a boring game though, I guess
I watched it just too good. The game.
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Speaker 7: That's what I was annoying that Baker was like trying.
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for for better or worse. Like he's a guy. They
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Speaker 5: That's just like like a watch that rivalry. They're they're
dirty both ways.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's there's there's plenty of fighting back and forth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Baker, you know Biger.
Speaker 5: I do.
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Speaker 7: Just like the Saints though, because they're so bad. There's
no reason for you to do that.
Speaker 2: WHI trying their best?
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football join us.
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