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the show. Jared Bledsoe former BILO. You wiped Sar Jared
out thatck. Are you good then? Thanks for having me?
Hey living the dream. Appreciate you being here. What's been
keeping you busy recently? Give us a little updates? Man, what's
been keeping you busy?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know work, We've been busy. Yeah, in fact,
we just had a bway You great and super Bowl,
not winner, but player Kyrie Stunger came in. Oh, Kyers
came in, So we've got us. He's dialing in his
mom's she's got a Volkswagen Beetle that she loves and
so she just wants to to the special Blue.
Speaker 5: So we got that thing. And I first thing I
told him was like, look, man, you gotta have.
Speaker 4: A conversation with your coaches, because I put one hundred
dollars bet down that you would carry the ball into
the end zone in the Super Bowl and that would
have paid me. I think it was like six thousand
dollars had that happen. That was a mya only bet
for the Super Bowl.
Speaker 5: That was it.
Speaker 3: So maybe next year that would have been freaking all.
Speaker 5: Oh I would have been jumping for joy. That'd been hilarious.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the likelihood slim, but yeah, that's why that's
why the money was good.
Speaker 3: Right, that would have been awesome.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, house kyris doing by the way.
Speaker 4: He seems you're doing well, man means he just he's humble.
He's such a good guy and he just feels buzzed.
Asked him what that experience was like, you know, to
be able to play he's it's you know, it's unreal. Yeah,
you never thought you'd be there and then you're there,
and just just an exciting time. And I mean he
looks good and healthy, and yeah, I'm excited. We got
a couple other count A ton of us is coming
in tomorrow morning with his his wife's car and we're
gonna tint that up for him, and it's exciting. I'm
looking forward to the springball and just seeing what we've
got with this team that's coming back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's gonna be fun. I love it.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: We've been discussing some of the storylines heading into Camp
killaanate g. Man, let's welcome you back into the conbo.
What is some of the key storylines for you? Camp
Koalani twenty twenty six Spring Ball.
Speaker 2: I'm interested in the backup quarterback.
Speaker 6: I think that's a sneaky thing that might not be
on the forefront of a lot of people's minds, but
I think it's a big, big issue. What I'd like
to see is Trayson Boorga just be the guy, just
separate himself. Was like, no, I've been here a lot.
I'm a legitimate bit because I don't think he was
taken as a serious quarterback. Well, I mean, I mean
you'll remember we were arguing the three guys, right, Oh,
it's not gonna be Bears too inexperienced, but Tracy might
have a chance.
Speaker 2: And it's like, na, no, not Trason.
Speaker 6: Uh, even when Bear's legs falling off in the big Now,
you're not going Tracon, You're not going the other guy
trade U transferred to detestags name. I'm forgetting McKay Hillstead.
I want to see traycon become a guy. I want
him to seize that and just say, yep, that's it,
this is what I'm doing. That would be really really
positive in my opinion, because the prospect of b Way
you playing those ninth straight weeks to end.
Speaker 2: The season without a bye, that's daunting.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: There's gonna be attrition, and you really really hope it's
not going to be to Bear Botmeyer because that could
be potentially devastating if you do not have a second
string guy they can I mean, he's never gonna match
what Bear can do, but you know, be productive enough
that there's not gonna be that severe.
Speaker 5: Bit drop off.
Speaker 1: Who's your favorite Jared to win the QB two spies
at Traycon or is it Enick Watson the ball al.
Speaker 5: A, Well, it's gonna be a good battle.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I mean I would agree that Trayson is
definitely in the in the leading spot just because he
knows the offense, you know, and and I agree the
way we play Bear, I mean, he he is going
to take his shots, you know. I mean that these
d linemen and these linebackers and save everyone's going to
take their shot when they get a chance to hit Bear.
So our backup needs to be ready and at least
be able to come in and sustain a drive, you know,
if he has to go into the tent for a
little protocol and then.
Speaker 5: Get back out on the field.
Speaker 4: You know it just it would be really really nice
to have somebody that can step in and complete a
couple of passes, you know, just be a threat in
that situation to where we don't feel like we're losing
the play that we need. So yeah, having the knowledge
of the system I think is going to be huge
for him coming in. And you know, but as we've seen,
freshmen can step up and step in and learn.
Speaker 5: That as well.
Speaker 3: Most likely tration.
Speaker 1: But what's interesting to me is that there are only
three quarterbacks on the rock.
Speaker 3: Foster.
Speaker 1: What that means is that Enick Watson is going to
get reps in spring.
Speaker 3: Yeah, He's going to get a.
Speaker 1: You know, a boatload of of reps and so he's
going to have an opportunity to kind of showcase and
and get assimilated.
Speaker 3: And remember it. Enick Watson got back during.
Speaker 1: The season, Like he got back in the middle of
season from his mission. I can't remember what data was,
but I started to see him around Provo. I want
to say, is like October November.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so his mission leag should be he should be.
Speaker 1: He looks good, like I've sized him up like he's
one of my Arizona boys, so very much into one
of my.
Speaker 3: Azy boys, and so uh.
Speaker 1: I like him a lot, Like I've seen him throw
up close and personal, you know, as I've kind of
interacted with with certain individuals within the coaching staff and
around the program. Man, he's kind of diamond in the rough,
like because he played it in Coconino County flag Staff, Arizona,
running like a run heavy offense. His junior no one
knew anything about him and he came to by his camp,
I mean, and he git to Bay his camp and
like they liked him a lot, and they're like, oh man,
this is a this is dam in the rough.
Speaker 3: And then he goes to Ala.
Speaker 1: Yeah, uh so Enich in that one season at Ala,
and we could get maybe Max Hall on this show
to talk about Enick watching and how he could possibly
you compete for this QB two spot. But he Inick
is sixty three, like two hundred and five pounds. He's
a big body, big armed dude. That that final season
he played in eleven games, uh twoighty one yards through
the air, sixty three percent completion percentage. And then he
also he put up twenty nine touchdowns three it so
the TD to I T ratio is fantastic. And then
he ran for an additional three hundred and fifty six
yards and eight touchdowns.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so he's a dual threat kid too. Well.
Speaker 4: I think Trason Tracy's gonna have to come out and
and be significantly better.
Speaker 5: I mean kind of how a rod works, right. He
likes he likes his young.
Speaker 4: If he's got more time with somebody, he tends to
go that rat a little bit more.
Speaker 5: Kind of the same thing with Jake Wetzlow.
Speaker 4: I feel like he knew he had the two year
well he thought he had two years uh when he.
Speaker 5: Moved him in. But uh, you know, I think that
that's gonna be.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if Tracing can come out and really prove that
he's the guy to be the QB two, and he'll
definitely get it. But yeah, I think that if it's
anywhere close, I think just from the the way that
a Rod kind of functions, he'll he'll stick with the
younger guy before he goes with it.
Speaker 5: It's Trason a senior this year.
Speaker 1: See, yeah, I think I'm pretty sure he's going into
his senior year. He's a red shirt senior. Okay, yep.
Speaker 6: You know when you talk about diving up reps, my
first inclination was like, oh, okay, Bear's not gonna play.
Speaker 2: No, you play Bear a lot.
Speaker 6: Given those reps, get that continuity with those receivers, that's
going to be very very quarterbacks.
Speaker 3: I mean everyone's getting reps.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean that's a ton of reps because
typically you have five guys, five quarterbacks in spring ball,
sometimes six, and they all get to get in there,
like they all get to get in some reps and
they're taking these fractional reps that take away from your
development of your two and three guy.
Speaker 4: But I think going into it as knowing who your
one is is different going into spring and knowing that
we there's no competition for who's starting, right, So if
we can dial into the receivers and the quarterbacks and
get them gelling with Bear and you're starting receivers, I
think it's it is super important this spring to get
that just that bond together where these guys know where
they're going at all times.
Speaker 5: So I would I would agree that.
Speaker 4: I think I think Air is gonna get a lot
more reps even than the two and three just because
we already know. I think for the last couple of years
it's always been a competition in spring ball.
Speaker 5: Who is it gonna be?
Speaker 4: You know, we haven't had that set number one guy
for a few years, So I think it's gonna change
a little bit of how spring ball rolls out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what other uh topic storylines do you foresee unfolding?
Speaker 2: Well, we're talking about the quarterbacks and reps.
Speaker 3: Men.
Speaker 6: You think about receivers, it's by far the most fascinating
position on the entire team wide receivers, especially in the
wake of the unfortunate dismissal of Parker Kingston. Now you
need two spots to feel yeah, oh yeah, and it's
but there's a lot of options. There's a lot of cable.
Guy has a lot of intriguing options that you really
want to see step to the forefront. And I'm telling
you my eyes did not deceive me about Cody Hagen
two years ago when I first saw him practice of
b Way.
Speaker 2: He's a guy, he he no, this guy's got it.
Speaker 6: I expected him to emerge all throughout last year where
it's like, okay, this is a ten.
Speaker 2: It never really happened. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think a lot of reason might just be lack
of reps with with Bear Bachmeyer, where they just weren't
able to be on that same I don't know, but
I still believe he can be a big time talent
for b WAYU.
Speaker 2: I am not off Cody Hagen at all.
Speaker 6: I think it could be a huge development this spring,
because that's what you want to hear.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna be able to value.
Speaker 5: Everyone's gonna wangling.
Speaker 2: You don't know when spring, you never know.
Speaker 5: Talk to me come midway through.
Speaker 6: Fall practices, receivers, We're gonna get an inkling of who's
stepped up. Well, we're gonna know who guys are. And
I think a fasting guy is a first Connect. The
way coaches talked about him, we didn't have to ask
about him, They volunteered him. Who coaches volunteer without being prompted?
Those are the guys that you that means something. Then
he had that soft tissue injury, wasn't able to do
anything and all that. I still think he's got stuff.
So Cody Hagen and uh and first Connect those are
my two guys, right, But there's a lot of other options,
a lot of other guys, So it's going to be
a fasting battle. The kid from Oregon, Aron's done pretty well,
or more specifically Infesti's to talk today. He's done pretty
well with his receiver transfers. He hasn't missed much. And
and I have to believe Caspers has the potential. I mean,
you look at his row stats. That's exciting, that's really
really exciting. So yeah, that's gonna be a fascinating competition.
And and and just because we'll be able to realize
a lot more compared to other positions, that's definitely gonna
be a position, you know.
Speaker 5: Jojo. Yeah, we forget about jo Jojo. I mean, he
is a big body.
Speaker 4: When he was healthy and we had the deep ball
to him and he was able to use his body
to position himself to make place huge side, you know,
and he's coming in bigger and story I saw him,
I'm like, man, you guys are all getting big, you know.
And and these receivers I've when I played, I was like,
I think I stretched to make six foot. These guys
are all six three six four six six, They're just
you know, and I did Cody Higg and I all
the beginning of last year. When you watch him play
as a receives, quick twitch muscles are just second to none.
And I think he has that ability to fill in
a lot of uh you know what we're gonna miss
with Parker Kingston on that playing that inside, those quick screens,
the things that that you just need, that three step
full speed guy and and he's got the But then
you've got these these six foot four and six foot six,
six foot five Jojo on the outside. I mean what
Reggie sixty three, right, six three six five and sixty
six as receivers Reggie six five. Yeah, then Jojo sixty
five and then and then six six for him.
Speaker 6: I'm really glad you brought Jojo philis because because I'm
gonna make this statement, I believe this is accurate.
Speaker 2: If he matches out his ability and becomes.
Speaker 6: A guy, I think he has more upside than any
receiver on the roster.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, with his jumping ability, his speed, his size, his upsides,
it's higher than anyone on the roster. I really do
believe that with Jojo. And what I like about Joe
is the poptars ball.
Speaker 5: He had a good game.
Speaker 2: He was locked in, and it is all being locked
in with Jojo.
Speaker 6: I mean he just need weird plays and games where
he's not catching the ball right where he.
Speaker 5: Just his mind doesn't seem to put.
Speaker 4: He came back his game, his first game back was
Texas Tech, right, I mean, come on, that atmosphere was
crazy out hisself and he had a drop ortunity, caught
some passes. But yeah, I feel like it took imagine
coming back of an injury to play against that defense.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: And then but yeah, once he got in the pop
talks posts, it just seems to start rolling. So he
stays healthy, has a great spring. We have weapons, you know,
we really do. And it's just gonna be a matter
of if these guys can all work together and and
become there's gonna be a great team.
Speaker 5: There's just so much upside.
Speaker 4: The defense obviously we have it, uh and if these
offensive guys can work together, I think that, yeah, we're
gonna We're gonna see a really fun group of guys
that believe in this house.
Speaker 6: What I like about the receiver competition is there's no
guy that's locked down a spot. There's not one person
on the entire rustles like, yeah he'll.
Speaker 5: Start, No, he's the one.
Speaker 2: It is wide open.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be fun, and they have a lot to
sort through in spring. But the good thing is you
have exciting options, you have potential, and you have Bear
Backmeyer there that's gonna be gain continuity with them and
all that. And my advice to all these guys, and
I've covered enough Bway football, be that guy that goes
to become Bear's best friend. Oh yeah, hey, you want
to go to the IPF throw it around a bit, right,
you want to be that guy. I would strongly encourage
any receiver that wants to be a guy do that
work off the field.
Speaker 4: He got Tiger mentioned you know what I mean, there's
as much as we have these guys that maybe are
con that are unproven, but they're upside is just tremendous.
And yeah, so and it's gonna and then and then
you're throwing LJ in the backfield and and everybody's staying healthy.
There's just so many weapons and the defenses are going
to have a hard time scheming against BYU if we
stay healthy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a lot of parts, a lot of potential.
Will this Beway football team?
Speaker 1: Uh, there is Uh, how do you guys? Let me
ask you this question. If you're the coaching staff at
b YU, you've gone eleven in two, twelve and two.
We have seen in the past when b what you
has this type of success. Let's talk about twenty twenty,
twenty twenty one. There's a dip, there's a complacency. There's
a and it could be internally as much as you
know it is coaching.
Speaker 3: It's just like.
Speaker 1: There's there you go eleven and one, COVID, you go
ten and two, and then you lose the bowl game.
It kind of felt like that complacency leaked over into
the eight and five season you gotta win versus you,
but it was like it was just a whole hom season.
Then you followed up with a five and seven, but
then kind of clawback and you almost beat a top
ten or top twenty five teams in Oklahoma, Oklahoma State.
You can see a little bit that pride cycle. How
do you stay humble, stay hungry? After these two consecutive
great seasons.
Speaker 6: The season you didn't bring up was two thousand and
seven to two thousand and eight, the post ban Crittal era.
Speaker 3: Right, what a great era. It was maybe the best
era outside the eighties.
Speaker 2: Two thousand and eight was supposed to be the year
quest for perfection.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, they had guys returning, and that team was
just wound so tight. I could spend a whole segment
into what went wrong with that team, and I think
Bronco was. I mean, that might be the only criticism
all the labor. He handled that season wrong. He had
those players wound so tight. I don't think that's gonna happen,
But you hope it's not similar to that, because Bay
you should have been a lot better in two thousand
and eight than they were. And I kind of wonder
if that's going to happen again. I mean, you have
Max Hall returning for a senior season, Bear Bachmer returning,
Austin Collies back and all that, and it just never
materialized like it should have. And so when I'm thinking
about this next season, you just don't want to repeat
of two thousand and eight.
Speaker 4: I think there's a tighter unity of this team when
you start to look at the guys, just everybody who
had the opportunity to either go to the NFL or
make a change, and just the group together that stayed.
And I think that there's some statements that they want
to make being that we're the players on the field.
You might change our coaches, but you're not changing the players.
And we're gonna come out and show you, guys that
the players are ready to play. I have a feeling,
you know that they're going to do well with that,
but I yeah, you never know, you know, when you're
coming off something. You've had such good seasons. But I
think they're hungry, you know, And there's just a different
feel with this group. And you have Springballs gonna tell
us a lot. It's really gonna tell us where they're at.
It's gonna show the competitive drive that they have and
I can't wait for it. I love springball. I tell
every tell you every week that's one of my favorite
times of football. It's the most competitive football I think
I've ever played in. And opportunities as these receivers coming in.
It's like, you know, tiny Coop in there to you.
All these guys we forget about. I wanna that are
ready to play. They expect to play, and so they're
gonna be competing. They're gonna love each other in their
room and then they're gonna compete against each other super
hard every day. And I'm gonna try to be there
a lot. I think it's gonna be fun to watch.
Speaker 3: I'm excited as well.
Speaker 1: Any other storylines we're intrigued by guys before we wrap
up this segment.
Speaker 6: They're gonna pop up just how the new guys go in.
Walker Lions is gonna demand a lot of attention. He's
gonna be fielding a lot of interviews starting out. If
he if he can do uh what Carson Ryan did
last year, that's gonna be tremendous. If he can just
match that that, I mean, he was so good. He
was absolutely perfect for what b way you needed yeah.
And the exciting thing is Parker Walker Lyons has that potential.
He can be that guy. He can mirror that. He's
actually more experienced coming in than Carson Ryan was. It
could it could be a tremendous boon or a continuation
in that regard linebackers. The linebacker alignment's gonna be interesting
to me how Cade fits in, what exactly he does.
Speaker 2: They're gonna be running a three four.
Speaker 6: Get used to guys, best eleven on the field and
guess what that linebacking unit stacked. Oh yeah, you're gonna
need four linebackers on the field.
Speaker 2: Just be ready for guys.
Speaker 6: But guess what, it's gonna be awesome. I know everyone
no got the thirty front. That means we're not rushing
the quarterback, we're dropping eight out. No, it's not gonna
be like that. It's gonna be glorious. It's gonna be tremendous.
One of the best defenses was your two thousand and
six defense. They ran a three four linebacker based It
was fantastic. Kelly Poppingo was part of that defense.
Speaker 4: When I think with our with our dbs, you can
you can trust them on the outside one on one
a little bit more so we might have a lot
more safety.
Speaker 5: Ple it's a lot you know, Wally getting in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think, I think, Yeah, it's it's exciting to
see kind of what this and and just knowing that
you've got Papina coming in and what what are the
wrinkles that he's going to throw into this defense that.
I mean, we all know how aggressive the dude is
and and how exciting he is, and and I think
he's gonna throw some fire in there that that is
gonna make us happy that he's there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm excited out. We'll ask him a number of questions.
Uh three three five three four four three? Who's some
of the new faces they maybe stood out in the
off season strengthen. I remember Keepop wanted to be a
strength and conditioning coach human performance coach initially, so he's
very much into that, as we see from Brady, his brother,
he's into that. I never noticed you like, you know,
you know, Keepops, you know, kind of keeping it an
on like the human performance elements, right, the speed, the quickness,
how much weight you're pushing, but how much force you're generating.
All of that will maybe get updates on that and
some of the new faces as well. From a personnel
standpoint that are showing up.
Speaker 4: I think we're gonna be a real physical defense. I
really do real physical and just in your face, because
that's how K pop is. I mean, that's that's you
kind of expect to draw.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: I played with Jay Hill and he had that same
kind of energy as a player that he carried onto
the field, and I think I think Kelly has got
that same same exact drive.
Speaker 1: Really happy that K Pop gets this opportunity. I saw
it coming. I thought it would come, but it's a
if I was I've been chatting with a number of
fans right and they they were like, hey, you know,
I think we're gonna miss Jay. I'm like the closest
person that I've seen in like personality, the style of coaching,
being a player's coach and an accountability coach, the closest
person to that anywhere near like b Yu d offensively
like LDS coaches. It's Kelly Papenka, guys like I look
at all the coaches out there, like another guy that
that is maybe similar, Vic Soto, I think has that
ability to be a players coach and also an accountability
guy right like, and he's coaching. He's most recently coaching
at Cal right the linebackers, so he's got some of
that too. And and it combines a little bit of like,
you know, Bronco style plus Kilani style. So he's now
been Kops and mentored by Bronco. He's seen how Gary
and j coach, how Kilani coaches high energy. Yeah, high energy,
and Kate Pop's very much high energy. So like k
Pops is close to a J Hill style of coach
that you can get with. You know that that that
that influence of Kilani as.
Speaker 3: Well as Gary might.
Speaker 4: Even have a little higher energy I think than Jay
has at this point in his coaching years.
Speaker 3: So I'd agree with that. I'd agree with that.
Speaker 1: And he's much I would say he's much more engaging
sometimes even with like the fans too, you know, because
he loves Kugarnet. He's a by U guy and so
there's an appreciation behind that. And not to say Jay
didn't have it, he did, but like he was a
Utah guy, Weaver guy, and you know, now he's a
Michigan guy, you know, I mean, he's he's the guy.
Speaker 3: That you want. He's the mercenary.
Speaker 1: You know, Kelly's definitely a b YU guy, so he
appreciates and he probably experienced something at Virginia that probably
gives him a little bit more gratitude being here.
Speaker 3: At you again. Does that make sense?
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Speaker 6: Credle like has like like so much advice to fight
off cold.
Speaker 2: It's it's amazing.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, i mean like, well because like during my
biggest issue during like COVID, which is a corona virus coronavirus.
Speaker 3: Are they're cold virus.
Speaker 1: As the baseline right, Like we're like, all right, shelter
in place, two masks, you know, go get a vaccine
if we once we got it. I'm like, why are
we talking about all the things that we know like
published data about to fight off replication viral infection of coronavirus,
Because we have data, like but no one's talking about
It's like so wash your hands.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what about like sailine and salt.
Speaker 1: Gargles like there's like a tremendous amount of like data
on saline and salt gurgles about limiting replication, it limits
its stemy's replication, of of of viral loading in the
back of your throat and all the epithelial tissue and
your naso pharyngeal sector of.
Speaker 3: Your your your your, your body. And then no zinc.
We're not talking zinc.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about vitamin D, talk about any of
these things that like are proven to limit symptoms of coronaviruses.
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instead of doctor.
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be true because it was like.
Speaker 3: It was like the best. It's like, okay, well then
it has to be true. When I was reading it,
I got on with it.
Speaker 1: I don't know, a couple of months ago, I'm like,
I'm like, this all has to be true.
Speaker 3: Otherwise you would have been sued. So anyways, if if
everyone wants to shock their.
Speaker 1: Their rock their own worlds about what happened, just go
read it because it's like, oh, I guess all that's
true because his claims on Fauci and Bill Gates pretty crazy.
Speaker 3: You did it.
Speaker 2: It's all my fault. Sorry.
Speaker 1: All I want to do is talk about supplements I
ever met.
Speaker 2: I apologize audience.
Speaker 6: I apologized to Ronald, the three Men, Weaver, I apologize
to everyone.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Let's go. We'll see you.
Speaker 3: Hey, we don't like the Ostrich here go. We gotta
we all have to learn.
Speaker 1: We all have to read things, uh, and learn things
from a multitude of sources. Read from all good books,
read from all book good books. We'll take a brief
time out. We'll be back, Jared, don't go anywhere. We'll
continue to talk some conversation with you real quick though.
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