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Wide receiver. What's up, Jared ben thanks for having me

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living the dream man. Always good to come off a win.

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You know, I hate talking to you when we've lost.

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I'm like, ah, now we got to diagnose.

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Speaker 2: We get that one loss?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, No, I got an attitude of gratitude, no doubt

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about it. Uh BYU had their best performance of the season.

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It came at home versus a a very well respected

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six and three TCU team that was hovering right outside

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I thought the top twenty five. Had they beaten Ioway stayed,

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I think they would have been in the top twenty five.

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Their average scoring loss margin was six and a half

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points prior to this game, and be what, you dropped

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forty four on them or forty plus points on them,

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And it was awesome. It was awesome to watch. Give

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me your reaction to watching this game, Yeah, I know,

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I really enjoyed it.

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Speaker 5: I felt like we came out and established momentum right

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from the beginning and there It's not that often that

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you were able to watch a game where the momentum

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felt one side of the entire game. There really wasn't

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a moment in the game where I felt like TCU

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had some momentum going their way.

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Speaker 3: So just a messed up punt, I was like, oh crap.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, and that was already way well beyond they

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couldn't get back into the game. Yeah yeah, but yeah,

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I felt like it was just we had the momentum

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going and there wasn't a whole lot that TCU could do.

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To stop that. And that's what I say every week.

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And the momentum in these games is everything. And if

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you whoever holds more momentum throughout the game typically comes

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out on top.

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Speaker 2: And and uh, you know, you.

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Speaker 5: Have big plays and games and you've got to capitalize

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on those big plays. And I feel like we did

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a really good job of that for the entirety of

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the game.

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Speaker 4: Who do you give your game balls to? Who were

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you most impressed by? From a personnel standpoint? Any when

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you want to highlight there individual? You know, I thought

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he had an excellent game.

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Speaker 5: Uh in field goals, I thought I thought that was

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a I think he needed a game like that, you know,

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where he just hit everything, you know, and everything was

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was was on target for him. Bear Bachmeyer, what a

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great game, you know.

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Speaker 2: L J.

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Speaker 5: Martin had a great game. The safety room in general

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had a great game.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I felt like they all did a did a

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really good job. And then, uh, our tight end Carson

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did you see his touchdown?

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Speaker 2: Did you see his dance?

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Speaker 3: He did?

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Speaker 5: His John behind him doing the same thing was great.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, But it.

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Speaker 5: Was fun to see him get out and get some

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pass passes and open up a new aspect of what

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we've always known he's had, but we've used him so

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much more in the Running Game. It was good to

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see him get some pass it and that's going to

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open up and I feel like there's gonna be a

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lot more play with him, especially if we make it

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against Texas Tech again. I think there's gonna be where

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you know that that D line is so good, but

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if you can get a quick release kind of a

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pop pass type deal to Carson, I think that there's

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there are ways, and I feel like Aaron Roddson's got

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some stuff drawn up already if we get to face

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him again. But yeah, I think he'll be a bigger

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have a much bigger role for the next few games

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that we have.

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Speaker 4: Jared b Yu is in the driver's seat. They're the

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master of their own destiny right now. They can they

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if a number of things you know happen, b YU

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can clinch their birth in the Big Twelve Championship. Uh,

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do you feel like b yu is going to meet

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the expectation heading on the road versus Cincinnati, get to

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win versus Cincy and uh and UH finally get over

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the hump, get into the Big Twelve championship game and

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hopefully Finger Scross get into the college football playoffs?

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Speaker 5: Is this the year it feels like it is? Yeah,

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definitely more than it did even last year. Yeah, I

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just just going into it, just for a for a

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better game.

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Speaker 2: Uh.

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Speaker 3: Their Newton kickoff is going to be there again.

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Speaker 5: They're gonna be hungry, it's gonna be a it's gonna

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be a battle. It's gonna be a much more difficult

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game than the Case State, I'm sorry, than the TC

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game was this past week.

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Speaker 2: I think they're going to be more ready to play.

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Speaker 5: But yeah, I mean, looking at at what's ahead of us,

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our hands. You know, the team has everything in front

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of them. If you win, you go to that championship game.

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Tech a whole lot better uh than than the score

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showed the last game. And uh will will the will

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they give us a playoff berth even if we lose

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the Texas Tech and that's competitive. Probably not, I mean, unfortunately,

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even though your your your losses are to a team

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that might win the national championship, you know, versus you know,

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those it you know, and Notre Dame.

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Speaker 2: They played well this last week.

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Speaker 5: They you know, but the losses just don't make sense

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to me to keep these guys up ahead of BYU

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who lost to a potential national champion. All these other

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losses that's a lot of these teams had are to

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not very good schools. So uh, it's exciting to see

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the opportunity is ahead of us and and that there's

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no we win we're in there's no uh uh, well,

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this team has to do this and and Utah has

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to beat this and you know, it's it's simply win

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this game, beat UCF.

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Speaker 2: It's an automatic.

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Speaker 1: But but to add you can clinch though if you

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get a victory. I don't know if you saw, yes

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disgusted you beat Cincinnati and Arizona State, by the way,

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we talked about this earlier in the show, but Sam

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Levitt Ponchos doesn't look like he's coming back like that

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was kind of crazy. So, but if Arizona State loses

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to Colorado this weekend, and if Houston also loses uh

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to TCU, who you just played Bo.

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Speaker 2: You clinches if they beat Cincinnati.

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Speaker 1: The point I bring it up is if you lose

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the Cincinnati, which I don't think they will, then it's

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a five way time. And now you're talking about the

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School of North potentially getting in. And Stuart Mendel was

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the one that said that. Just an interesting thing with Levitt.

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Speaker 5: So would you if you were, if you were the coach,

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would you play him for the rest.

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Speaker 2: Of the season.

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Speaker 1: I thought I thought he was out for surgery.

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Speaker 3: Ok yeah, yeah him announced That's okay, I'd be surprised.

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Speaker 2: I'm say, why would you before the season? No? No, no, no, no

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Speaker 3: Yeah no, I think he had season ending. I think

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it was ankle surgery.

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Speaker 2: He'd been doing with the foot into ankle.

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Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, he's uh uh, he's gonna go get

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that that bag.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, get that and he can. Yeah and he can.

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There's gonna be some schools that are offer him a.

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Speaker 3: Great so so Big ten or SEC.

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Speaker 1: I'll ask you then and I'll stop talking, so Big

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can get back to it, SEC or Big ten school.

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Speaker 2: I would I would assume it's open. Whoever gives the

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biggest bag, Okay.

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Speaker 5: The best opportunity to win and and uh and set

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himself up going into his NFL career.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so what year is Trinidad Chamblers. It's a good question.

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Let me check on does he if he's a senior,

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he's going oh miss, oh right, following.

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Speaker 2: Right after Jackson Dart. Yeah, that's not that's.

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Speaker 4: A oh yeah man, I mean he's a senior. Trinidad's

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to place the bet on that does? Does that keep

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a Lane Kiffin at Old Miss?

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Speaker 2: You know you said that.

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Speaker 4: I don't think Lane wants to go away. I mean

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he's sad, he's he's super happy there. And in the

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new I L world, robust a very wealthy donor base.

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I mean, they've been cited in the modern era for cheating, right,

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and so the other SEC schools who cheat better than

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ole Miss were ticked off at them, and then ole

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Miss got caught. Come on, better than that. We don't

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get caught. But like they've been waiting to, Like you

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look at these teams that that have elevated their status

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in the modern era Transfer Portal n I L no

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guardrails college football capitalism model s m U b Yu

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all elevated. Right, SMU had gotten the death penalty in

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the eighties, b yu always doing what's right, you know,

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and not you know, circumventing people.

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Speaker 3: Oh what about the Volkswagen and Nick.

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Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, just a bunch of imbeciles that have

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no idea what's going on.

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Speaker 3: At these other schools.

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Speaker 4: I remember after the LS game in twenty seventeen, they're

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starting running back posted. Like three weeks later, he got

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like a range Rover that he gave to his mom.

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I'm like, how in the hell does he have enough

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fun out by a range rubber for his mom? And

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then he subsequently took it off. I'm like, you numb schools,

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Like like I'm not even talking about the kid, I'm

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talking about like anyone that thinks that everybody else is

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not cheating, that Nick Saban's donor base was not cheating

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for him, you know, and now everyone's leveling up. Ole

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Miss is one of those right that was was was

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reprimanded for, you know, you know, cheating right in the

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former standard type of way. And now they're they're willing

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to go out and get guys.

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Speaker 3: They're gonna go, they're gonna pay Sam. I almost guarantee

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he's going to Miss.

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Speaker 2: If you're the bastely.

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Speaker 4: If you're a quarterback, you you love Ole Miss, you

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love Lane Kiffin, you love what they're doing of their defense.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean they're doing great things, especially Iflane's gonna

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be a red shirt junior, still have two morios eligibility.

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than Trinidad. So like, you get everything that you need.

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He look, he's a four star star. Literally, he's a

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four star transfer Jared and being he was the number

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one player in Oregon and he was a gatorad Organ player.

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Speaker 3: Like, look is k.

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Speaker 4: Michigan State played a little bit when they issue balled out.

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Speaker 3: Now he's going to go probably get.

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Speaker 5: Pay once you transfer. Once it gets addicted to transfer again.

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Speaker 1: And can I give you the I looked up to study. No, yeah,

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they say, I looked it up. I went back. I

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looked to look at Darius and look at Keeling, look

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at everybody, and it's been on point. College athletes now

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transfer two times an average of like one point eight,

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so about two times now in their college career.

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Speaker 2: Look at everybody.

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Speaker 1: Sam Levitt now because he's not going to come back Darius.

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Speaker 2: To start the transferring process.

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Speaker 5: Then your mind is continually what's better, what's next where

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instead of you know where. I think Kilani has done

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a really good job at maintaining and keeping his players, uh,

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you know, because a lot of those look like an

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Evan Johnson or something you know, who could have left

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and gone somewhere else, and he has stayed here his

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whole career.

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Speaker 2: Like it's not common anymore, but you have.

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Speaker 5: I would to be interested in see the statistics on

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how many players from BYU who stay throughout their entirety

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of their playing career versus the transferring. But it always

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it's just once they start the transfer I feel like

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their mind always has that in the back of their head,

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well it's not quite working out with this coach, or

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maybe I'm not getting the time here, so I maybe

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I'll just open it up again, you know. But if

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they don't start that process ever, they tend to be

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more focused than staying in the program.

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Speaker 4: Man, Well, BYU is going to be in a position

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now with back to back seasons double digit wins, to

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be able to acquire some pretty good talent too, and

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they'll be competitive in IL. I'm sure that the biggest

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to me, the biggest benefit to this is being able

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to retain, recruit develop the Initially Taucilia Kanas and NUC

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Tamwaypeyo's right. Both of those guys went to other schools

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initially Stamford and Texas respectively.

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Speaker 3: Now they're at BYU.

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Speaker 4: You hope that you can get him into BYU initially

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and that initial product offering because you have P four affiliation,

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you have competitive nil and you can say, hey, be

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a part of our system stability Kloni's stability, a rod stability.

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You hope j Hill sticks around. I think he turned

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down offers last year. If a P four institution that

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he's really interested in comes knocking, then he could go.

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But you do have two guys in the mix in

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my opinion that would internally be great candidates to become

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your next DC if j Hill were to take off,

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And that's Kelly Piping and Gary Anderson and even Gennaro.

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Shoot Gennaro, you know he's gotten the passing game coordinator.

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Speaker 3: You know, maybe he's been kind of.

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Speaker 4: You know, from from Jay's standpoint, giving him that title

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kind of ushered into that next spot too.

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Speaker 3: So you have options.

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Speaker 4: There's what I'm getting at internally, and you can look

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external as well, but I think you have some good

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options internally.

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Speaker 3: So it's a really strong pitch right now.

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Speaker 4: For BYU, it's a really strong pitch and you just

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don't want to miss out on those. I don't know

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how often you want to go get the mercenary, is

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what I'm getting at. Like, I think there's a time

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and a place for the mercenary. Do I think we

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should have been able to retain Keelan Marion and not

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get mercenaried by Miami?

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Speaker 3: Yes, you know, I think Keilan.

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Speaker 2: Was a good fit.

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Speaker 4: But I also wonder how internally they feel about like

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going out and getting you know, what they may deem

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is a mercenary, you know, to pay them if they're

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not like the long term fit. They don't want to

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get into a bidding war again the following year.

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Speaker 2: Right Yeah.

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Speaker 5: I kind of feel like once they start that process

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with certain players, then other players are going to see

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it because the players talk, they know what you know.

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So when when when Keelan was getting offered out b

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why he wasn't even negotiating on that one?

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Speaker 2: I think? And there was, so there's there was more

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to that.

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Speaker 5: I I talked to Kilan about it, and my first

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question was, as he was looking at other schol of

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what is b why you offering? And he said, they're

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not right now, So it was they. And when I

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talked to Aaron Roderick about it too, I think that they.

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Speaker 2: Knew he was.

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Speaker 5: He was on his way out already and what he

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was seeking wasn't something that B why you could do,

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and Miami gave him a really good deal.

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Speaker 2: You know.

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Speaker 5: I was talking to one of the other players moms

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and let's keep them, yeah from saying, but when we

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were discussing Keelan, and she was letting me know that

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that Keilan's this is Keelan's family. This was a huge

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deal for his family and where he comes from, and

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it was almost a generational change in finances for him

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and his family. So there's so much more that goes

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into it, from where the kids come from, what their

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backgrounds are, what their financial situation is, and standing in

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their family and their community.

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Speaker 2: So it had a lot more there.

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Speaker 5: Now do I think that Kewan made the right decision

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if I'm looking at stats and things like he's come

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on the last couple of games, and he's done really well,

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but he hasn't had the season that I think he

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would have had Hattie stayed at by U. I think

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he would have had he would have been a team leader,

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He would have probably been a captain. He would have

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had a lot more opportunity in the program and been

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singled out as a number one guy along with I

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mean with Chase and Parker.

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Speaker 4: Well, I think the reps that you're seeing Parker and

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the targets Parker's getting the past game are what.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, I think, you know, and I hope

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that that his decision.

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Speaker 4: I think Chase would would have more single coverage, more

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opportunities with Keelan on the football.

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Speaker 3: Everyone would have been better with Keith.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, a great player, great kid and uh wish

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are the best.

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Speaker 5: And I hope that that his decision pays off and

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it wasn't a one year payout, and you know, I

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hope he has a shot next year in the league.

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Speaker 2: And but yeah, it's it's uh, there's a lot that

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goes into that, but yeah.

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Speaker 5: There's Yeah, it's a different era of football, no doubt

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by you.

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Speaker 4: Only a two and a half point favorite on the

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road versus Cincinnati. Is that disrespect especially considering that Cincinnati

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has gotten beaten up the last two weeks and b

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he's coming off of almost a thirty point victory versus TCU.

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Speaker 5: Gosh, I don't know that I buy into some of that,

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you know, I think that the reasoning behind it, in

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my opinion, is that Cincinnati is a is a good

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football team, and having lost two games in a row,

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they're going to come out ready to play this week.

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Speaker 2: In the place, just like we did with TCU.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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