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to get into a little player profile segment. Bear Backmeyer
addressed the media after his wonderful performance. He's been slinging
the football all over the field. Aaron Roddick deserves an A.
I mean, when I look at bear stat sheet through
eight games, Bread, I don't know how you could be mad,
especially a kid that hadn't played college football. Firstus the
second time he's gone over for three hundred yards. The
first is in the West Virginia game now against Iowa
State on the road. You can argue that that's more
impressive in regards to that. Just to give his season
totals really quickly, he's played in all the game, starting all.
He has completed one hundred and twenty six of his
passes on two hundred and one attempts. Has completed sixty
two point seven percent of his passes. Has thrown for
one thy six hundred and ninety three yards eleven total
touchdowns in the year, three interceptions.
Speaker 1: Along of eighty five.
Speaker 2: Let's not forget the ground game as well, ninety four
attempts for four hundred and eight yards nine touchdowns on
the ground, averaging eleven point eight yards per carry fifty
one rushing yards per game. My goodness, I mean, like
I said, almost what over over two thousand yards about
twenty total touchdowns, right on par what he should be. Again,
we're gonna have to revisit this by the end of
the weekend.
Speaker 1: Excuse me?
Speaker 2: In the season, did BYU upgrade at quarterback? I think
it's still a little bit too early, but we'll find out. Momentarily,
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Speaker 1: Okay, let's not wait. Let's get right into.
Speaker 3: It, bro.
Speaker 2: Let's let's ask the questions that were asked to Bear
in the post game, starting with number one. So Bear,
tell us, how tough do you feel? How tough do
you feel you are? Physically?
Speaker 4: Go tough guy.
Speaker 5: Actually kind of mad at myself because I wished out
on one of those those runs where we're trying to
you know, milk the clock, and yeah, I slid down.
Speaker 4: So I was that was kind of a whoosy move.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I always pride myself on being very competitive
and being very tough, and that's just the.
Speaker 4: Way I was race.
Speaker 2: I pride myself on being very competitive. Yah, chickened out
on one of those runs. You know, I slid and
I'm like, I don't think sliding into the background.
Speaker 6: Brother, Apparently you were not built like Bear Bachbuyer.
Speaker 2: And we got a correction. We asked we saw two twenty.
Remember I said I was gonna bring a scale. I've
been joking about that break a scale. I know a
couple of people that listened to the show. I won't
say their names, have caught me in person. He really
gonna bring a scale set if push game the shop,
I would. I'm not above anything. I'll take a scale
of practice. They're not gonna like me. I'm joking, but
I'm also personally being serious. Now they corrected his weight
actually on the website. So if you go to Bear
Bachmeier's profile, shout out to the information directors and everybody
in athletic department.
Speaker 1: Bear has been upgraded. You can say upgraded.
Speaker 2: He is now six two two thirty as I thought
he would. ESPN still has a wrong so he's been
fact check, get it updated. The information directors always take
care of you with the game notes and everything.
Speaker 1: But Bear is two third. That's a game. He ain't no.
Two to twenty. Because when we had him on.
Speaker 3: The show, like he said, two thirty two thirty five
and it's money. I was talking to those other people
that being fifty more pounds what he's a tight end
or he's a middle linebacker or twenty or thirty more
he's what he's a.
Speaker 2: Lineman or whatever. It's just I mean, my goodness, the centaur. Man,
it's crazy they thinking that lower half, no doubt. Okay,
number two Bear, how did you help the team keep
the faith after LJ went out?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think unfortunately, we've been in those situations a
multitude of times, and this is the brotherhood and the
culture that we have and just trusting the guy next
to you. I think it's been we've been finding ways
to get out of those. But man, we gotta we
gotta just get out from the jump. But I'm just
I'm so proud of the guys and just how we responded.
And you know, when we do get in those situations,
just the trust that we have for one another, that's
how we get out of those.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they do got to get out to the jump.
Speaker 2: I feel like they did though offensively, you and I
you answered the touchdown and kind of shock hiawa state.
Speaker 1: I think because the fans are like, Wow, didn't expect that.
Speaker 2: Now. Obviously he's right, you don't want to lose LJ.
They've been in that situation before. But that's part of
the game, right, You got to keep the high hopes up.
When a tough player goes out. It's easier probably do
that at home and on the road, I would assume.
So look, Bear, I think the perfect person who is
calm mellows, not too high, not too low. I think
he's the perfect guy in that situation to have the
guys ready in that regard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just I go back to a take that
I read from somebody who commented on one of my
videos this week saying like, hey, I think that the
injury to LJ actually forced to be you to evolve
and not necessarily that it was a good thing. But
I think they've been playing a similar style of football
the last few weeks and Lj's injury for Spierbachmeyer and
Aaron Rodder to say, Okay, what's our running back depth
really look like? And when we get into straight pass situations,
can we just.
Speaker 1: Drop back and throw the football?
Speaker 6: Because if you go back, one of the things that
Bear Bachmyer has excelled at as well as this whole
bou offense, the play action pass. They've been really good
at it because the run game is so dangerous, so
that everybody bites on the run fake and then the
pass is open. But what they haven't been as successful
at is just straight drop back pass. This game I
think forced them to say, oh no, we are totally
capable of doing this and we will do this, and
they did do it. So LG going out of the game,
while we pray the best for LJ. We don't want
them to get hurt, even though, like I don't want
to take any kind of I told you so, Lap,
but I did. You can't keep running LJ like this.
You gotta like you gotta find you. I mean, I
believe you when you said it the first time. So
I just think this was a really great opportunity for
be able to learn other things about themselves.
Speaker 1: And in that same ban, we also pray that LJ
is healthy.
Speaker 2: You also pray that LJ is healthy, you hope, So
in that regard, you hope that everybody stays healthy, no
doubt about it at all.
Speaker 1: Let's keep going along.
Speaker 2: Number three, bear, what adjustments did you make with a
rod after LJ went out?
Speaker 4: If any how, we uh, yeah.
Speaker 5: I lost a key component of our offense. I mean
number four is uh, I mean just a straight up dog.
So yeah, we adapted and and uh, you know, kind
of threw it around the yard a little more and
and uh, you know, let let pressing, uh you know,
get some carries. So I thought I thought we adapted
really well, and uh yeah, I thought we were successful
with that.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I like that comment. Here's why interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know you're looking at me, solways, let me
just give my my conversation why. Okay, Yeah, we adapted
through it around the yard a little bit more. Okay, cool.
So you're telling me if y'all can't run the football
and we got good dbs and can play man and
man coverage and get sticky and get pressure home with
four hashtag flags fly like that did against the Kansas
City Chiefs, that I could just sit back with my
base defense and you can't throw the football when y'all
only have two receivers.
Speaker 1: Now, I'm not saying that.
Speaker 2: That's what it is, right, but a good defensive line
and like Texas Tech that paid a lot of money,
it looks good gonna be at the crib on early
morning game which is not played in either played in
night games or they played you know, the one early afternoon,
or you could say pretty much five o'clock evening. I
don't know if I like hearing that comment, because if
your text is TechEd okay, cool, So y'all don't got four,
good beautiful twelve not gonna run the ball.
Speaker 1: You don't scare us. One doesn't scare us.
Speaker 2: And if we don't let you run, okay, well we
have a good defense, we have good linebackers, and that
you're not gonna be able to throw the football.
Speaker 6: Then you bring up a really good point. This was
a good test though, again, like we're about football. Team,
absolutely are learning. Have they checked every box they possibly
to check? No, absolutely not. You haven't beat Texas set,
who you believe is probably number one or two in
the conference, and you haven't mean Cincinnati who's either one
or two in the conference outside of bou.
Speaker 1: But you know what you did?
Speaker 6: Do you beat this Iowa State team that really has
been a building block, has been a foundational piece to
the Big twelve.
Speaker 1: They haven't given too much to anybody. Again, we talked
about it.
Speaker 6: They don't lose at home now to Texas text credit.
They ain't bringing three, They're bringing four probably every play,
or at least a lot more than Iowa State did.
So you will probably have less time to throw the
ball because there were certainly situations during this game where
Bear's internal clock he had it in check where he said, Okay,
you know what, if you're gonna bring three, that means
we have the advantage on the offensive line, and I'm
gonna sit here until something comes open. That's why you
saw some of so many of those deep outside shots
to Parker and Chase was because Iowa State wouldn't force
him to throw the football and your secondary could only
cover for so long. Now, next week we're gonna have
to improve. Next week, we're gonna have less time. But
because we have less time, you know what, that also
means we got one less defender in coverage because they're
not going to be dropping eight as much as Iowa
State did. So you're gonna have less time, but you
should have more opening. So we'll see how they handle that.
We'll see how they handle it.
Speaker 2: Indeed, so Bear, speaking of how to handle things, how
much did you enjoy getting things done with your arm today?
Speaker 1: How did you handle that?
Speaker 4: I enjoyed it a lot.
Speaker 5: I think it's a testament to the whole team, and
you know, the boys up front and then the guys
on the perimeter making place, so credit.
Speaker 2: To them, as you would enjoyed it a lot. He's
gonna love throwing the football. You can't tell the quarterback, Hey,
do you not enjoy throwing the football? I mean they're
gonna enjoy throwing the football. That's just how it goes.
Number five, What did you say to Parker after his
second touchdown catch.
Speaker 1: Of the day.
Speaker 4: I said, you're a dog? Thanks, bro.
Speaker 5: I can't you know that the corner was in a
great position to make a play on the ball and
man Parker, Parker just got up and very competitive and
and came down with it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Great, great play by Parker.
Speaker 2: I've criticized the Bouide receivers at times about not being
physical and going to give the ball like you gotta
come down with that.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: Hit him on the Helmut exactly on top of the top,
at top, and you love to see what you saw
from Parker Kingston.
Speaker 1: He goes up, pulls it down. Zah.
Speaker 2: I'm serious. Parker Kingston is becoming a bona fide number
wide receiver. Number one.
Speaker 6: What's funny is in the if you go check out
the PFF review show they put out yesterday, our good
friend Max Chadwick and the folks at PFF, they actually
said they believe that it's one A and one B
with b YU They said, Parker Kingston will be part
of the reason that this team could make a Big
twelve title. They said, it's one A and one B
with Parker Kingston, Chase Roberts, look in totality of what
they've done in their careers. Know what they're doing this
year one hundred right now, what Parker Kingston is doing.
And I and I said this in the season Ron
Who's wide receiver number two?
Speaker 1: Barkar Vinson.
Speaker 2: Parker Kingston had the clay to not only be a
wide receiver number two, but be a wide receiver number
one and be that guy in the NFL that says,
you scare me, You have fear because of your speed,
because of your double moveability. Cody Hagen also has it too.
He has to go showcase it, right, But I mean,
it's Parker Kingston. I heard everybody on the station rave
when this person's healthy, is this when this is like, no,
it sticks. It's number eleven, guys, it's number eleven. Like
you got the red shirt Junior Primroy like he nice,
don't forget about him, Like he's not a gadget guy.
Like I have to remind people multiple times, like I've
been raving about Parker for a long time, and I
stay true to that because I knew And now you're singing.
Now you're like, he's he's barely behind Chase right there.
So yeah, for this season they're one A, one B.
There's a lot of fear oh Darius Asher couldn't get
the waiver, oh Keeland transfer because maybe things can go
the way that they thought with some things in Housewives? Okay,
what did they turned to the depth that they have?
And number eleven has stepped up in a big time.
Interviewed him a couple of weeks ago. He says, hopefully
that I keep doing that, that I can earn that,
and that that's trusted to me by FESTI talking well,
lo and behold, I'm gonna keep it real if he
keeps doing what he's doing. Brother, not only you gonna
have a thousand yards are close to it like Chase, Brother,
you might have earned it or you on your way
to earning it.
Speaker 1: Sure. So I'm just saying, like.
Speaker 2: If you're looking for depth wise next year, who's gonna
be wide receiver number one? If you're worried, O, what's
gonna happen with Chase? Have no fear of Parker? Kingston
is here. That guy is going to be the future
wide receiver number one of BYU. He is going to
have a thousand yard season soon or rather than later.
I guarantee you that it could even happen this season.
Let's keep on though, Number six, Bear, how do you
prevent the moment from getting too big for you?
Speaker 4: I well, I like to.
Speaker 5: Just stay within within myself, and I don't know, I
like to sing songs to myself and.
Speaker 4: This chill. I mean, it's a game, and yeah, it's
nerve racking, but.
Speaker 5: You know, I know, I know the guys have my back,
and I know my family's in the stands, and and uh,
you know, just kind of you just want you just
got to play the game. And uh yeah, you know,
you don't want to get too frightened, and and you
know he kind of just want to stay composed, and
so yeah, down fourteen.
Speaker 4: But you just you trust your guys next to you
just to get the job done.
Speaker 1: I like singing songs. Oh my goodness, down to Earth again.
Speaker 2: So since you like singing songs, are you singing songs
to yourself on the field or just on the sideline?
Speaker 1: Bear?
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, a little bit of both. I mean, I like,
I like listening to the songs that are playing, and
uh yeah I heard. I saw Luke Combs. Uh he's
coming here to play. So I'm singing like Hurricane and
and fast Car was on.
Speaker 1: So yeah, Hurricane, Fast Cars. All love what he knows.
He knows.
Speaker 2: I've never been paying attention that hard in the press
box or when I played on the field at any
video of what's going on.
Speaker 1: I've been so lucked. And that's crazy.
Speaker 6: He looked up the job commercial break and they're doing
it from Luke Kobes coming to Jack Trice Stadium. He's like,
then he starts singing Hurricane, Fast Car. I love this kid.
They don't build Mike bear Bockfire. They built different, build
a Bear literally, Oh nice? You like, yes, I got
a few in me. Sean Walker would be proud, or
maybe he would say his low hanging through it anyway.
Number eight, what does it mean to you to have
the trust of the veterans on this team?
Speaker 1: Bear?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it means a lot, just knowing knowing that they've
played a lot.
Speaker 5: Of ball and knowing their experience and and they don't
get frightened at all, and so that that that calms
me and and you know, just just knowing that that
they're gonna do their job and all I gotta do
is put in their vicinity and just do my one
eleventh as well.
Speaker 4: You know, I think that's a great recipe for success.
Speaker 1: Yeah, having veterans around you helps you, no doubt.
Speaker 2: And look when you got Trace, when you got Parker
and that Cody asked some experience, when you got LJ.
When you got the boys up front, it's pretty easy
to not have those big of a nerves because when
you see them calm, that makes you more calm, especially
when you even kill like him.
Speaker 1: Number nine, you have a rap on your leg? Is
that an ongoing injury?
Speaker 4: Oh no, it just happened real quick. I just a
little bruise.
Speaker 5: They don't want it to swellow up or something like
that on the plane, so, oh, I don't know they
they saw it. I didn't even feel it that. The
trainer just said we should wrap that up.
Speaker 4: I said, we'll get.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: What sometimes sometimes look, we asked these questions, the questions
that all the media like, I don't think the players
gon know when that happened there.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, but I think the bigger question was like
or the bigger realization is like Bear didn't even realize
that he was hurt or that he was oh yeah,
like to the point where the trainer was like, hey,
you should probably get that checked out, and he goes,
are you sure, and he goes, yeah, we're gonna wrap
the up.
Speaker 1: He's like okay, like he does.
Speaker 6: Guys, dude, he doesn't might even know that he's hurt
because he's not hurt because.
Speaker 1: He's locked in. He's not.
Speaker 2: When you're built like a centaur, you're never hurt. That's
the biggest thing. You're never never hurt.
Speaker 1: Number ten.
Speaker 2: How much momentum does this team have headed into the
bye week after this win against Iowa State?
Speaker 5: Bear, Yeah, we we have a lot of momentum, and uh,
you know, we gotta buy so we just got to
keep it going.
Speaker 4: You know, last year, last year, we're nine to zero
and then.
Speaker 5: We we we we didn't trust the process and we
we we faltered for for whatever reason. So we just
we know, we just have to stick to what we're
doing and uh, that's b YU football, and that's week
by week and day by day just doing what we've
consistently and constantly been doing.
Speaker 2: So you know what I love about that whole comment there, Brett,
that he said we the whole time, like he was there, Bro,
you aren't there last year. You're in high school? Yeah
we were nine and oh we faltered? What kid, you
wasn't there? But it reminds me of.
Speaker 7: Tea taking responsibility something he was not even a part of.
Speaker 2: I love this kid for that. I love this kid
for that. And I'm like, when you said that we
we didn't we did? Yeah we fall we if.
Speaker 7: We faltered last season because of this brother, how do
you know you weren't even there.
Speaker 1: You don't have to take responsibility for that.
Speaker 2: Like it's crazy. I don't even know how he's able
to do that. But Bear is lily one on one Bro. Honestly,
he is in that regard and he is a special
quarterback like Kugar Nation. I'm gonna tell you right now,
when Bo you into the Big Toe Conference, you were
looking for high level talent, high level LDS talent.
Speaker 1: Well you're getting both. I'm serious.
Speaker 2: I know this is a football segment, but you need
to appreciate Bear Bachmeyer, why you have him.
Speaker 1: You need to appreciate agent debons.
Speaker 2: So why don't take any of this for granted, because
you've been asking for this type of talent for a while.
Speaker 1: You've been begging for it. Oh if they could only get.
Speaker 2: This, well guess what you got that like, you might
have a shot to go to the Big Toe title
game if this kid keeps playing the way he does.
That's all I'll say on that. Let's end on this.
Get you out here, number eleven. Bear, What was Iowa
State doing that allowed you to have so much success?
Speaker 5: To the air we uh they're bringing they're bringing some
pressures and and uh more than we we anticipated.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I got some voids in the defense.
Speaker 5: And then uh, you know, just trusting yeah, Chase and Parker,
and and yeah Tiger, Cody on the on the on
the perimeter, just to win.
Speaker 4: They're one and so gotta going downfield.
Speaker 2: Trusting Chase, trusting Cody, trusting Tiger, trusting Parker.
Speaker 1: What you did again?
Speaker 2: Second time the season, both Chase and Parker have both
gone for over one hundred yards in the game. So
those guys are a problem. You gotta look for both.
I haven't seen the team be able to take out both.
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Park Kinkson and Chase Roberts both address the media. Let's
start with number one. Parker, take us through your touchdown
pass in the back of the end zone front Bear,
and it was a it was a.
Speaker 9: Little slant go and I knew if I could beat
the nickel, that is gonna be open. And as soon
as I beat him, I saw the guy peeling off Chase,
so I knew if Bear threw it up, I had
to go make a play and had to make up
for one that I missed earlier.
Speaker 1: So it was good to make that one.
Speaker 2: Make up for the one that he missed. He did
let one hit the hands that he should have had.
It happens, had a lot of drops these guys, but
they've made up for him in crucial moments. Still, you
don't like those too many drops, but definitely Parker made
up for that one, and this one gave you seven points.
Speaker 6: It was incredible to see Parker Kinston just finding the
seam in the zone and that offense, especially on that
touchdown that we're talking about, because like, again, realistically they're
dropping so many guys that they should have so much covered.
Speaker 1: But Parker's sitting there in the back of the end zone.
Speaker 6: The safety or the nickel who was in front of
him clearly thought, Kay, I gotta get whatever's underneath, and
if Bear's gonna get this ball, he's gonna have to
go over top of me. Bear said, hey, bet, watch
this just puts just enough touch on the ball to
get it over the defensive back and into Parker Kingston's hands.
P K and Bear were on the same page all
day on Saturday, and it was awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're starting to see the chemistry really take off now,
they're starting to really dial it in, especially this midway
point of the season a second bye now that they're
on Jase, let's turn to you. Out of all the
BA games that you've been involved in, what is this
rank in the comebacks?
Speaker 4: That was such a fun game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was blast.
Speaker 10: I think it's definitely up there with just seeing the
fight of the team and how we battle adversity.
Speaker 4: We never feel like.
Speaker 10: We're out of it, you know, even if we're down
a couple of touchdowns.
Speaker 4: We got the faith.
Speaker 10: We got the boys in the locker rooms and halftime
to rally them up and to get us going, and
we knew we were gonna pull out with the wins.
So never lose faith in these guys and in our coaches.
Speaker 2: They got a lot of experience on this team that
they battled through a lot of adversity. The reminder last
year we played this sound earlier in the second half
if you missed it with Logan Letui and followed to Olsuthuala,
they were on the comeback against Arizona State and fell short.
So that and a lot of the guys on the
team this year won that team last year, whether they
were playing in a significant role or not. Like that
sits with you if you're sitting on the sideline, right,
Jonathan cabell I think about that, like Jonathan Caabaya was there,
Cody Hagen was there, will and Law was there, Isaiah
John was there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe not Andrew Gentry, but Austin Leusa, l J.
Speaker 2: Martin Cioni, Moa Preston, REGs Droves do it doesn't matter
who whether the guy was injured, whether he was not playing,
whether he was a walk on. When that was still
the case, a lot of these guys felt that right
and that experience has been there and they did not
let that come And when they put their foot on
the gas man like those turnovers as special teams. Kevin
Doll deserves an award. That guy's been there a long time.
They took off with it in their little rocket ship.
Really it's a big rocket ship because they tried to
throw a little Einstein's reference in there. Really was terrible,
but they took off like a rocket and b YU.
Right now they're they're in They're in an atmosphere and
you're trying to find them. You're trying to get him
to come down, and they're not. They on a different planet,
no doubt. Number three. What settled the offense guys after
the slow start.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think just realizing that we can we can
throw the ball on these guys.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 10: And once we hit that two minute drail and drove
drove down the field, then we kept to that and
obviously it worked in the second half and we knew
we had to make plays and the bear had to
chuck the ball, and we pride ourselves in those contested
catches and making plays and getting points on the board.
So we were able to do that second half and
get the offense rolling and defense did their job and
got some huge plays.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they definitely contested themselves.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, pride themselves on contested catches because they've done
a better job of that later in the season of
grabbing and coming down with those catches, if you want
to talk about it. Last year, Darius Lashtar was the
big contest catch guy catch it through traffick. Remember the
twenty twenty three season, PI over like three dudes at Texas.
So they've started to take on that mantra we got
to come down with the football. Parker does a phenomenal
job that that ball could have picked all been picked off.
It was a fifty to fifty ball. I'm not gonna
say it was a bad decision, but he throws the
ball up. The dB could have made a better play,
and Parker says not this time because remember Parker had one.
I don't know if it was the Western Nia game
or whatever it was a few weeks back. Guy knocks
the loose, he doesn't maybe it was there his only
game doesn't come down with it. He does in this situation.
So again, this is why always bring these pass situations up.
It's because when a guy makes a player later on
and learns from that and does I want to make
sure that we highlight that and give credit because that's
the significant part.
Speaker 1: In my opinion.
Speaker 6: That was also a play where Bear was under a
lot of pressure, and Bear deserves as much credit as Parker.
Speaker 1: Like that's fifty to fifty.
Speaker 6: Half of that is on the quarterback getting the ball
on the right spot and getting it close enough to
the receiver where he can make a catch on it,
and it's not a guaranteed interception, like giving him a
good chance to catch the ball. And then the other
half of that is Parker going up and doing what
he did, which was making a play on the football
and in contested catch situation where people would say, oh, well,
Parker's not the biggest guy.
Speaker 1: You don't know ball.
Speaker 6: If you think Parker can't go up and make contested
catches like that, because he just did.
Speaker 4: He just did.
Speaker 1: Brother definitely could do. Call two of them in the game.
Speaker 2: You know, was nasty again PK sticks number eleven speaking
of I guess nasty and in a bad way. Things
didn't work out. But for both of you guys, was
there any panic from you? Were you scared at all?
When LGE it went down?
Speaker 9: I mean I wouldn't say panic, I mean it just
gives us more. Uh, we have to step up right
that the ball is gonna be coming to us. And
I think that's what I mean. As a receiver, you
love when the ball gets to come to you more.
And I think as soon as we saw that, we said,
all right, it's our time, like we gotta we gotta
step up big and help this team win.
Speaker 1: So I think that's what we did.
Speaker 2: I don't know if panic is the right word to use,
the right you know, verb in that situation. I know
what you're asking, but I just I don't think you
should use panic.
Speaker 6: I don't think there's a football player in history it
would say, oh no, dude, I don't know if we
can win this game because ELG went down. Like, there's
you compartmentalize, there's the feelings of hey, man, I really
hope LJ is okay, and then you have to compartmentalize, hey,
we're down a man, it's next minut mentality, We're still
gonna win this thing. I don't think any Division one
athlete is going to tell you that they panicked when
they lost the player.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it goes back to the Chris Paul, No, man,
what you want me to say? I'm on the team right, Like, no,
of course, don't think they think that in that regard. Uh,
speaking of regards, dude, have you guys learned anything about
Bear this past Saturday?
Speaker 1: She didn't already know through seven games?
Speaker 9: No, I just he keeps doing what I mean, he
gets better every week.
Speaker 10: So he's definitely knew he was tough, but I didn't
know he was he was this tough, you know, after
some of the hits he took and seeing him like
grunt some stuff out, Yeah, I know, like this solidified
how tough he it really is and how bunch of
a leader and how great of a.
Speaker 1: Leader he is.
Speaker 2: Like and again it tells me that they I don't
know if they interviewed Chase Roberts and logal litwy for
excuse me, Chase Rogers, Parker cains the first and logal
Litwian follow Talis tell a seconds.
Speaker 1: It sounds like that that's what it was.
Speaker 2: But regardless of their reactions are all pure, Like Chasing Parker, you.
Speaker 1: Can't you can't fake that. You know, you can't take that.
Speaker 6: Hey, you know, Oh he's a fruit freshman and he's
great and we're really proud of him. And then behind
the scenes to be like, dude, I don't know like
you what he just you cannot fake. That's genuine, that's
an authentic that's a real reaction to two receivers who
have seen a lot of quarterbacks saying, man, this guy
is tough.
Speaker 1: Man, this guy is good at ball.
Speaker 6: No matter how much he gets hit, no matter how
much you think he's limping, this man is never wounded,
he's never frazzled.
Speaker 1: He is elite. Yeah, he's definitely elite for sure.
Speaker 2: Beard does not get faced by anything at all going forward.
I'm not gonna ask any of those questions ever again
to him. There's no point until I see him get
rattled where it doesn't work, then I'll bring it up
because it'll be valid. But at this point he's been
able to pass every test, so gonna leave it then.
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