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Speaker 2: List. Welcome and Ronald the three man Weaver. What's up, Ronnie,
what's up? Look?
Speaker 4: It's definitely Utah spring. Because I was wearing shorts a
few days ago.
Speaker 2: You could go on the.
Speaker 4: Golf course and now if you look outside, I'm need
a jacket and a hat and gloves and maybe even
a shovel and solid. If you put it away in Utah,
you need to bring it back out because the weather
is definitely uh, it's winter again.
Speaker 3: Ben uhtis u the winter is coming. Look, I'll be honest,
like I'm always grateful. I am a Mormon.
Speaker 2: Thru and through. I'm a Latter Day saying I have been.
Speaker 3: It is been ingrained into me living in this high
desert over twenty years. And I grew up in a
desert down in the Valley of the Sun in Arizona.
Speaker 5: Moisture, Baby, I love the moisture, and I'm gonna be
grateful for the moisture, always grateful, attitude of gratitude, bringing
the moisture, bringing the rain, bringing the sleet, bringing the snow,
bring it all to me here in the high desert.
Speaker 2: I'm grateful for it. Thank you, Thank you having me Father.
I love.
Speaker 3: I'll take the cold, I'll take the precipitation. We need
this and we should be.
Speaker 2: Grateful for it. So, you know, for the beauty of
the earth. You gotta like.
Speaker 3: One of the reasons why I like living in the
state of Utah is we came down to this earth. Okay,
I'm gonna get a philosophy philosophizing.
Speaker 2: Here for a moment if I can't.
Speaker 3: We came down here, we gained the body, and we
needed to experience the good, the bad, the beautiful, the ugly,
the bitter, the sweet. We wanted a little bit of spontaneity.
We wanted a little bit of like undulations. We wanted
to experience all these different things. So I love living
in a place where we have seasons, where we got
the seasons because you truly like you get to experience
it on now.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 3: There's a little bit of a flirtation with spring, Like
we thought we were going into spring, and we have
tulips blossoming. We got we got trees everywhere flowering. It's
a beautiful thing. And then that the bipolar nature of
the state of Utah. And it's literal as well as figurative,
you know what I mean. Uh, it comes and uh
you know it tells you, hey, no, not spring yet,
not not yet. So enjoy a little bit of the precipitation,
enjoy the snow, and enjoy the cold, uh and the
undulations of it. I think it makes us a whole
lot more grateful for the seasons. Okay, that's my philosophy.
The philosophers have been today.
Speaker 2: To start off, start off the show.
Speaker 3: Enjoy it all and embrace it all. We got Ronald
three man. We were also welcome to the show. Brett
always ringing the hammer, hammer tyme show. Do you like
the seasons? You're a You're an sec acolyte. You are
a Georgia man through and through. There's not much there
in the seasons. Let's be honest. Have you enjoyed the
seasons here in Utah, since you've a ride in Zion.
Speaker 6: You know what's funny is I think that overcast is
under underrated.
Speaker 2: You want to live in Seattle.
Speaker 6: So I lived in Vancouver for two years, which is
the exact same as Seattle. And I remember when I
first got there, I was so depressed. But I think
that's because I was there on a mission. Whether the
weather just added to the seasonal depression. But like, now
that I'm home, and now that I like, I don't know.
Now that I'm home, I got home eight years ago.
I don't know why I said that, But I love overcast.
I love the clouds out. I love a little bit
of a drizzle every now and then. Like it's just,
I don't know, there's something about being at home. It's
a little coal. You throw a blanket and a hoodie
on and you just see the rain coming down outside.
So I'm I'm happy with this today because I'm going
about three months it's gonna be definitely hot, and I'm
gonna be so grateful that we had this.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, let's also welcome into the show Andrew Peterson,
co host of Today ap Are you grateful for the
beauty of the earth? Think grateful for the seasons and
the bipolar nature of our weather here in Utah.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, absolutely, no, I'm I'm one hundred percent grateful.
I do have to say, Ben, not to switch topics,
but I have grown since I was on the show
last week.
Speaker 2: I've grown.
Speaker 7: I've grown, like I literally and figuratively become a heckler. Okay,
at sporting events, you're a heckler, now, Okay, gotcha. So
last Thursday I get home and for the first time
in a while, I don't have work to do, yes,
and I don't have homework that I need to do
for my schooling, my education, and so I look at
my wife and I go, Okay, let's go do something.
Let's there's a baseball and a softball game tonight for
BYU same time. We'll go to the park, and because
it's at basically the same venue, when we get there,
will choose. We chose baseball because softball is struggling a
little bit this year. Sure, And so we go to
the BYU in Oklahoma State game and it's getting late
in the game, eighth inning.
Speaker 2: Ba's down five to six to five.
Speaker 7: I want to say, no, five to four, sorry, five
four B always down five to four, and their pitcher
is is disengaging on his pitch. He's dumping it off
the first, trying to pick off the runner. He does
it four times in a row, and the reality is
he's trying to do it to get in the batter's
head so he can strike.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Okay.
Speaker 7: So he's doing this four or five times in a row,
and it's two outs in the eighth and the whole
stadium's booing, and he finally pitches strikes the guy out. Okay,
So we go to the ninth inning, we get to
two outs, there's a man on first, and the pitcher
does the same thing.
Speaker 2: He starts doing the.
Speaker 7: Same exact thing four, four or five times in a row.
He's just dumping it off the first, not really trying
to get the guy out, just trying to get in
the batter's head.
Speaker 2: And the whole stadium's doing everyone's restless.
Speaker 7: It's a one run game, and it quiets down and
I chirp up a little bit.
Speaker 2: I yelled. And it's a small stadium, so everybody can
hear this, sure, including the pitcher. I yelled.
Speaker 7: If you do that again, you have to get baptized.
The whole stadium erupts in laughter. He doesn't do it again.
The next pitch, he gives up an RBI triple.
Speaker 2: Oh that's beautiful. I won BYU that game. I love it.
I won it almost seems like have you ever watched
Groundhog Day with Bill Murray? Have you seen it? Bill Murray?
Speaker 3: There's a point in the movie where he's like, I'm
not the god, I'm a god.
Speaker 2: I won by one by that game. That game, I
was in his head.
Speaker 7: It's that same picture that gave up the home run,
the walk off home run the next inning, and I
believe two nights later he gave up another walk off
home run.
Speaker 2: So I had a real effect on this guy, no doubt.
Love it. Man, that's a beautiful thing. A beautiful thing.
Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, look, I I appreciate good heckling. Oh yeah,
you know, like my grandpa Sat had season tickets to
the Los Angeles Dodgers for decades.
Speaker 2: It was uh, it was just a part of the
Crittle family.
Speaker 3: Uh, you know, ordeal every single game that was available,
and they'd split him up a little bit. But he
would heckle the the the ump all day. He would
heckle the team. He's a he would heckle anybody and everybody.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: He he was the type that listened if he had
to miss a game on Sunday, he'd be listening to
the radio, his little you know his uh his a
MFM radio in church with the headphones. Then that's who
he was. So he was a heckler. He was a heckler.
He was very much engaged in the heckel game. So
shout out to you being a being a heckler.
Speaker 2: Man A. J.
Speaker 3: Debonsa became a heckler last week at the one of
the last I think there was.
Speaker 2: A Stanford game w B I T Stanford game at
me and AJ were doing the Lord's work. You guys
did it?
Speaker 3: Man, congratulations, you need good heckler Like, let's be honest.
Speaker 2: Are BYU faans very good hecklers? No, they're not.
Speaker 6: B YU fans are not very good heckler. It depends
on how you look at it. My only caveat is this.
There was that USC quarterback who went viral a few
years ago because he talked about he came. No, it
was Mohissan. His name was Mohissan. The clip of him
went viral because he's like, dude, I played against b
YU and like they were being so nice to me
as I was walking out of the tunnel, like it
threw me off. So in the general sense, no, they're
not going that's not heckling though, but it's like a
reverse heckler. That's like because they're like, Okay, I'm waiting
for the fastball.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, trying to get it past me. Why are
you tossing? Let's put it to a pole.
Speaker 3: Then could we put out let's put out a poll
a day or b y U fans at sporting events
good hecklers?
Speaker 2: Hecklers? Are they good? Bad? Average? Like you know what
I mean? Give give me? Do you just do one
or the other? Do we we we go?
Speaker 6: You know binary here yea average heckler? You got You're
either or you're not doing anything.
Speaker 2: Good or bad. I like that. Let's go with that,
all right.
Speaker 3: So we'll put that out as a poll today, Chi
and then I want to hear from you at Crital Benjamin.
We'll be putting that out here shortly. But check out
the rest of our USB and the fans starting lineup
and shout out to AP for winning us a baseball game.
We gotta win games in the Big twelve. For goodness sakes,
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Big in Big twelve, play Britain days. Gonna be joining
us of Odeo. Men's where don't move Zach talking camp Killaane,
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spring ball?
Speaker 2: What were your main takeaways Cougar Nation.
Speaker 3: I'll put that out as a question of the day
as well, Blayne Anderson, Let's talk about stats.
Speaker 2: Get into some of the stats of the day.
Speaker 3: At three thirty, Garner means gonna be joining It's one
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What it means to be a McDonald's American? What did
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Four point thirty Moronai la luputou Tao twelve personnel is
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was a converted wide receiver.
Speaker 7: He had that one handed just insane grab on the sideline.
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Speaker 3: I mean the biggest issue with Mornees he got injured, right,
He had a knee injury and then you know, and
then I think he had a Liz Frank after that.
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an interesting I've been reading through this report from the
des Red News written by Emma Pits. It's entitled lawyers
withdraw from Parker Kingston case as hearing is postponed. Former
BILI receiver charged with rapel will will return to court
April twenty third after a hearing delay.
Speaker 2: So another three weeks off.
Speaker 3: And we're not going to get any additional information for
the next three weeks, but attorneys for Parker Kingston, the
former Brigham Young University football player accused of raping a
twenty year old woman, withdrew from representing Kingston in a
filing on Wednesday, and then there's a clarification component here.
Kingston is still represented by defense attory attorney Kara Arkara Tenggaro.
Kingston was expected in Fifth District Court in Saint George,
Utah on Thursday for a preliminary hearing, which was delayed
until April twenty third. The twenty one year old former
wide receiver for BA was formerly charged with one count
of fellony rape and booked into jail last February, a
year after the woman identified as Am reported that he
sexually assaulted her to officers at Saint George Regional Hospital.
In February of last year, District Court Judge Jay Winward
released Kingston on veil and ordered him to wear an
ankle monitor for at least sixty days. Last month, Kingston's
attorney's filed a memorandum requesting that the judge removed the monitor,
arguing that their client was not a flight risk. The
alleged victim reported that Kingston sexually assaulted her on February
twenty third, twenty twenty five, in Saint George. In the memorandum,
Am apparently reached out to Kingston in March twenty twenty
five and told him that he had taken advantage of her. Kingston,
per the court finally responded, I didn't take advantage of you.
I didn't think anything was casual. You told me before
and then you said yes and or else. I never
would have done that because I just don't do that
with anybody, to be honest, I wouldn't ever do that
to someone unless they agreed, and you did.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry that I took that from you. It was late,
and I.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't even have gone over there in the first place,
because I regret doing it too.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Judge Windwerd granted the attorney's dismissal on Tuesday. The preliminary
hearing was rescheduled for April twenty third. So the wording
is kind of funny to me, and it makes it
seem like when I read it initially, lawyers wouldraw from
Parker Kingston case.
Speaker 2: As hearing is postponed.
Speaker 3: It makes it seem like the attorneys are no longer
wanting to represent Parker Kingston. Right, That's when I initially
read it, and then all of a sudden, the clarification say,
but Kingston is still represented by defense attorney Carra Tangaro.
So in that initial paragraph, attorney supporting Kingston, the former
bou football player accused of raping twenty year twenty year
old woman withdrew from representing Kingston in a filing on Wednesday.
So I need to get clarification on the wording here
and why it's worded in such a way, because like
it sounds like, okay, there could be a multiple attorneys
and you know, and then all of a sudden they
withdraw from representing him. Or is it just withdrawing from
the hearing, Like when you would draw, you step back
from hearing and it's a the late hearing. So I
don't know what that means, and I would like to
get clarification on it because it doesn't seem clear to me.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense, guys?
Speaker 6: Yeah, So I did some digging and partial change, like
this is not totally abnormal.
Speaker 2: In fact, it happens a lot. Common reasons are team reshuffling.
Speaker 6: So maybe Tangaro, we know in this case, she was
the lead attorney, so that wouldn't be the case, but
maybe supporting attorneys step away, potentially someone becoming lead counsel
or a lot of times law firms will do this
in the case where like to cut cost and have
those attorneys on other cases. So it's not necessarily out
of the blue. We don't know in this case what
the reasoning is, but it does happen.
Speaker 2: It just seems a.
Speaker 3: Little bit like misleading because like my initial reaction was like,
oh my gosh, he lost his lawyer because they don't
want to represent him because of like maybe the the
the evidentiary threshold right of the evidence is just so
far weighted so heavily towards the the the the victim
that they don't want to lose this case and they
don't want to spend any more time on it.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense? Like that that was kind of
like the pathway that my mind went.
Speaker 3: Down because of the wording of the article written by
the Desert new Zemba pitch. And now I'm not trying
to criticize, you know, her wording. I mean I just
want to I just want more clarity on this right
is what does it mean to withdraw from representing Kingston
in a filing?
Speaker 2: Is it normal?
Speaker 3: Because I think I think most people. I don't know,
maybe I'm I'm not most people. Maybe I'm a little
bit different. It just seems a little bit odd the
wording here.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I mean, I think the biggest thing for
me is it's not what it appears from. Like you said,
it's not what appears from the title of the article.
He still has his lawyer. It would have been nice
for me if they mentioned who the lawyers are that Withdrew.
I don't know if if you have to, if you like,
if you can publicize that, or if that's sealed, I
don't know.
Speaker 2: But I don't know. I will delve into it a
little bit more. But that's the latest.
Speaker 4: You can also ask, you know, at five or five
we can ask the actual you know, lawyers who are
joining the show. President and Garrett Andy too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, no doubt about it. We're gonna do that.
That's on the to do list. New doubt about it.
Speaker 3: So but that's the most reason up to this point
though we've been getting like these little It's really interesting
to me. I find it very curious that on every
single one of these reports. Right, there's like a little
excerpt from the report that is published. Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: Like they gave.
Speaker 3: They gave you this little cut this little excerpt from
a phone conversation, a text conversation where the victim reached
backed out to Parker said hey, you took advantage of me,
and Parker's then responded saying essentially admitting to the consensual
sexual relationship, but denying that that it was forced, that
it was that it was rape, or that it was
sexual misconduct or or anything of the sort.
Speaker 2: So, uh, we're getting like these little excerpts, right, have we?
Speaker 3: I know, there's a number of individuals that have like
obtained through Foy was Foy went find out the entire
you know, conversations, right, and it just needs to be
ultimately made public, right, like the entire elements of this
conversation and this particular, this particular these hearings and this
particular case needs to be kind of unfurled to the
nation the rest of the of the consumers out there,
in my opinion, so to be determined what happens. But
that's the most the most recent report coming out, and
we have to wait until April twenty third most likely
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What did we learn about Camp Killani and this college
football team? This BAE football team through uh through springball.
It's coming to an end alumni games tomorrow, right. What
did we learn about this b Wee Cougar football team?
Speaker 2: I learned that Gurney likes tight ends. Gurney's a huge
fan of the tight end that that tight ends.
Speaker 6: And I'm with him, Actually, I I think there's some
validity to what he was saying. I'm with him, You're
with him on you you're a big fan of tight ends.
I like, is that like the return of the return
of the tight end, return of the tight end again?
Speaker 2: I think the tight end those two tight end sets.
I'm so the return of twelve person as a staple
of this. I'll by you as I don't.
Speaker 7: Know that i'll say it it'll be a staple, but
I think you'll see it a whole lot more than
you did the past few years.
Speaker 3: Now, there was a time, right and you know, I
think the two thousand you know, two thousand and nineteen season,
I want to say, where you had Dallan Holker and
Isaac Rex, I think Matt Bushman, Like, there were some
good tight ends in the in the room, but do
we maximize the tight end? I think twenty twenty would
have been a magical season because you had Matt Bushman
and Isaac Rex as your twelve percent.
Speaker 2: And then what happened.
Speaker 3: Matt Bushman ruptured his achilles and fall camp and it
was devastating. It hurt as g Man likes, they shot
through the heart man, it really hurt him too, because
he's such a twelve personnel tight end guy. And so yeah,
like I think that's probably accurate I think we've learned
that there's gonna be return.
Speaker 2: Of the tight end, return of the tight end. We
should just Ronald, I want you.
Speaker 3: To like insert your voice, like return and the tight
endturn tight end.
Speaker 4: If you're willing to pay me, you know, I can
be bought for that. But I have a just do it, dude.
I have a terrible voice. You have a better voice
than me. I've sat next to you in church and
sing well, don't try to do me.
Speaker 2: I know you.
Speaker 3: Then they recruit me to the ward choir exactly you
and Emily are going to be doing it together, you know. Yeah,
I just I don't like to singing out in front
of too many people. You know, I've done it before.
Speaker 2: He's really humble. He's probably the greatest singer in the world.
I am not. I know they're asking him, Hey, Ben,
will you do solos? He says, no, that's.
Speaker 4: Really He's very good. He got extra credit in class.
I can say this for doing that. I remember we
went to my house and pitch.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I got ahead credit for doing trump and at
the end of the year a voice, and I just
want to take credit.
Speaker 4: I told Andrew when we first met, said, bro, you
should ask them for extra credit and he's like, well,
I was like, no, no, dude, you don't understand. You
get what you want to lie by manifesting it. Go
asked him, I'm telling you, and he did it, and
Miles and Chris Boyle they thought it was hilarious. And
then he got the Domald Voice Award.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Donald Voice. I love it.
Speaker 3: Uh, you gotta have you know for radio we got
faces for Ready, but we got voices for Radio two
all of us, guys, So good jobsolutely, great job guys, guys.
I want to ask you, guys can continue. What did
we learn about this BAE football team? I like the
twelve person o commentary, Brett, what did you learn about
this BA Cougar football team during Camp Killowne twenty twenty
six spring ball?
Speaker 2: I learned that Kyler Castler is probably gonna be pretty
freaking good. Yeah, because our bit.
Speaker 6: My biggest question coming in was what's wide receiver situation
looked like? I because I think pre springball I wasn't
even fully sold Jojo is absolutely number one the guy,
but I felt like I think it was last week
a Rod kind of pulled the curtain open a little
bit just to say like that injury was more than
just time off for Jojo Phillips.
Speaker 2: It was also a little bit of a confidence shaker
for him.
Speaker 6: And so when he came back, he wasn't himself physically, obviously,
but he also wasn't himself mentally because of the injury.
So my hope is, and we're seeing plays from him
and spring ball, he looks good. But like the worst
kept secret around the SAB and the worst kept secret
around Provo is that like this Kyler Casper guy might
be pretty frickin good. And if that's the case, if
you got two big dudes, two big athletic freaks, not
just like nice tall, lengthy possession guys, like athletic freaks
catching the ball on the outside, and you got a
ton of speed demons, the legend Glasskers of the world
and all these other guys, I think the wide receiver
room is gonna be okay. Capped off with the fact
that a Rod said, we're gonna have enough weapons, and
even more so, a Rod in that same presser said
something to the effect of you saw us have games
last year where we had to win the game with
Bears arm he said, you are going to see again
and clearly he feels comfortable in that, not only because
Bear now is a full of season, but also because
they have the weapons to go out and achieve it.
Speaker 7: And I think that's interesting commentary because if I look
at this roster just from the outside, I'm saying, just
run the ball. I mean, because you've got a heck
of an offensive line coming back. If you throw in
the twelve personnel, the tight ends, you could run the
ball all day with l J. Martin, with Bear Blackmeyer,
this offense is it's versatile.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it is versatile. I like the versatility.
Speaker 3: Ronald, what did you learn about the BWAYU Cougar football
team during Camp Killiney twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I love the point that Bred brought up about Jojo
Phillips a Rod. You know, he didn't get into the
details of it, but a Rod I feel like, out
of all the coaches is probably the least likely want
to give you something less he really feels like it's
a good question, I wanted to tell you something. And
when he talked about that, it was just intriguing to me.
Of like, Okay, that injury was bigger to Jojo than
I thought it was, right because you had said it
been there's a person he likes to highlight every game.
It was clearly gonna be Jojo. In the Stanford game
we tasched the Mitch Matthews last offseason, he said, yeah,
going into that junior year, Ben, that's when he popped off.
That's when wide receivers get it. And that collar bone,
you know, it took him by storm. But for the
fact that he's been targeted, he's been making plays along
with Kyler Casper, who again and everybody's concern is valid.
I think for these guys who maybe the injury bug
you know, has dinged them a little bit. They haven't
been a proven wide receiver, but if they stay healthy
in the plays that they're making against this defense, you
have to remember this is gonna be a top I
think ten to fifteen defense in college football. And know
a lot of people can say Ron that could be
out to take not I believe that they're gonna have
the growing pains with k Pop being a first time
play caller at BYU, But overall, if you're making plays
in springleball against these guys in fall camp, they're gonna
be good when they get to the big twelve, no
doubt about it. But I think the biggest thing that
I've learned from this is that boy's gonna be thrown
to the tight ends.
Speaker 2: I know JoJo's a big receiver.
Speaker 4: I know Kyler Casper is great, but I still believe
that Walker Lions and now even hearing another guy Robert
salleyapaka the second, those guys might be catching a lot
of touchdowns, man, because you can't guard everybody. If you're
gonna take away wide receivers, okay, you're gonna leave the
tight end open.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: And I just think Walker Lions and you caught up
with him, I think he's gonna showcase this year. While
he's an NFL tight end, he's already done such. But
I really think in a Rod's offense, he's gonna be
highlighted really well. You saw what happened last year to
Carson Ryan. I believe that Walker Lions has a good
opportunity to be a top three receiver on this team.
And I know that's crazy with how deep the receiver
room is, but still, to me, I think that's the
biggest red zone threat. A guy like that that can
line up in the slot that can line up outside,
that can put his hand in the dirt with a
Rod's play calling. I always say it's like taking candy
from a baby. With number seven on BYU, I think
he's gonna be showcased really well. So I learned that
twelve thirteen, fourteen personnel, whatever they want to go with,
is gonna be a problem for teams because with the
wide receivers they have, you're not gonna know where the
ball is gonna go. It's gonna get spread a lot around.
With Bear in his second year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that. That's a great nugget to me.
Speaker 3: One of the biggest question marks going into this spring
camp was who's going to protect Bear Bachmeier's blindside? I mean, look,
like there's a reason why left tackles that are highly
sought after in the National Football League and at the
collegiate level. You need a prominent athletic physical like protective
left tackle if you want a high level quarterback to
sling it for over three thousand yards in a season
and complete sixty five percent of his passes, that blind
side for right handed quarterbacks better be on points. And
like I had prognosticated that the six foot five or
hundred and ten pounder out of Washington, Pockey Fena would
be the guy. But you never know, like you just
don't know. I mean you didn't. You weren't certain that
you could replace Isaiah Johnna. And before that, remember you
go down the list of great left tackles since twenty
and twenty, Brady Christiansen, Blake Freeland, Okay, Isaiah Jada was
very solid. I thought prior to that, Caleb Etn who's
also an NFL guy, We've had an NFL tackle after
NFL Kingsley Suam at THEIA, another guy in the National
Football Look at all the left tackles that we've had,
and I feel like since two thousand twenty, remember all
the double digit wins and all the three thousand plus
yard seasons that we've had with our quarterbacks, we begin
to be desensitized and we begin to expect three thousand
yards in an NFL tackle from that left side.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, doesn't always happen that way?
Speaker 3: Guy, He's like, I've been a part of teams at times. Well,
I guess I haven't necessarily, but I've seen teams in
BA football history not have that blindside protected.
Speaker 2: And it can be devastating. Okay, it can be really devastating.
Speaker 3: To team stripsack, fumble, fumbled scoop and scores.
Speaker 2: I've seen that before. It's not fun.
Speaker 3: So Pockey finale elevating his play as a transfer, solidifying
himself as the left tackle. A Rod was pretty effusive
in his praise of Pockey, and I don't even think
there's been a doubt that he's been the left tackle
from the beginning.
Speaker 2: I don't even think there's been a competition.
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty four, Pocky enrolled at U dub in
time to participate in spring football, so he was an
early in roll league okay, as a four star talent,
saw actions in the season first three games and in
the Tony the Tiger sun Ball, so he played four
games that true freshman year. He became a red shirt
freshman twenty twenty five. He played in twelve of thirteen
games all but Maryland, and he started at left guard
versus Rutgers, Michigan, Purdue, and UCLA. So four games of
starting and on that left side, b Yu is getting
someone that is extremely talented, very strong, very violent, and
very I think a developed product that is coming from
two years of experience in a very good program under
you had kaylind War before that, right, Kaylin who's at
Alabama and now Jed Fish played in some pretty good
offensive systems as well, surrounded by a lot of good
talent and has been up against some great talent in
the Big Ten. So I'm very much intrigued by Pocket
fen Ow and what he can do at b YU.
Will he be an upgrade from Isaiah Johna, Will he
be an upgrade from kayleb Btn or will he be akin.
Speaker 2: To those two? Is the question. Now we haven't gotten
like eyes on one on once.
Speaker 3: We haven't gotten eyes on I mean we've got we've
gotten to see some some some team, no doubt about it.
But like judging by like how confident a Rod is
in Pocky Fenow to this point, I'm feel pretty confident
that he can be just as good as Isaiah and Kayla,
which I think Caleb's senior and I'm talking Caleb his
senior year and I'm talking Isaiah Johna his senior year.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, I'm not gonna go out here and
say that he's going to be better because if I
remember Correc right, Yeah, Yeah, if I remember correctly, a
Rod was also really high on Etn going into his
senior year, really high on the work that he'd put
in throughout that option. Junior year was rough for Etn. Yeah,
it was bad his senior year. I mean he was
he was good, and a Rod was really high on that.
And I remember similar comments about Jadha last year. So
it's hard for me to say that he's going to
be better, but I could. I I could be reasonably
confident in him being as good. My question is like,
how does he stack up measurables wise to those two?
Speaker 3: I think six' five three, TEN i think he's a
little bit. Thicker okay then Than Isaiah.
Speaker 2: Caleb caleb pretty big.
Speaker 3: DUDE i mean he's like three. Thirty he liked six
eighty three. Thirty he's a different. Bill he's a different,
guy and he. WAS i stood next to that guy
AND i was, Like, No caleb was. Gargantuan caleb was.
Massive he's a you, know they called him tree for
him for for a. REASON i mean he's he's massive
and great, length massive. Hands So pockey's a little bit
Different pockey to, me and, like you, Know pockey kind
of reminds me a little bit of of our starting
right tackle WHEN i Played Jay. CARRESSA J carressa was
a four or five star talent that came in to
B yu in like two, THOUSAND i want to say
maybe two thousand and. Three played defensive line and offensive
line in high school at a Cash, valley was recruited
BY Usc oregon a ton of great, schools ended up
at B why you think goodness and so big sexy
As i'd like to call him he.
Speaker 2: Was he is super.
Speaker 3: STRONG i mean he could bench to twenty five or
like forty times and uh and really.
Speaker 2: Good, footwork like super good, footwork.
Speaker 3: Athletic, quick, physical violent and, smart, right very. Intelligent jake
should have played, center and any of The schola be
probably would have played center guard and most likely would
have been, centered just because he's so dang.
Speaker 2: Smart But pockey kind of reminds me of.
Speaker 3: THAT i and uh And pockey's gonna be uh a
really nice addition to this uh THIS byu offensive.
Speaker 2: Line at left. Tackle So i'm. Intrigued i'm.
Speaker 3: Intrigued that's kind of my player com forum with his
footwork and his. STRENGTH i, Mean i've bet You pockey
is probably a you, know benching to twenty five in
that that mid thirties do to low forty range right.
Now he's a strong, dude so very intrigued by By.
Pokavian that's WHAT i, learned like and it was PROBABLY
i went into it thinking THAT i wanted to see
the defense AND i want to see just how good
they can. BE i immediately showed up the spring ball
AND i was like.
Speaker 2: This this defense gonna be.
Speaker 3: Good it's gonna be top twenty five. Defense, like it's
gonna be. Good so then IMMEDIATELY i went to left.
Tackle that's where my focus was Because Bear bachmeyer has
to be has to be great this next season as a,
sophomore and he's got to be able.
Speaker 2: To, like do we have a true wide receiver? ONE
i think we got a lot of good. Talent does
that make?
Speaker 3: SENSE i think there's probably a lot of wide receiver.
Twos we have A i, mean, Look Roger saliapaga was
a rotational tight. End Walker lions was kind of a,
starter you know twenty, receptions rotational tight end like Good
Like Kyler casper was a rotational wide. Receiver Jojo phillips
has been a rotational wide receiver AT. Byu you Know
Cody hagen rotational wide receiver AT. Yu Legend glass is
a true. Freshman we got some good, talent, Guys, like
there's good talent, there but we're not, like like What
Killin marion was From miami and what he was going
to be for B yu last.
Speaker 2: YEAR i don't think we have. That Even Parker kingston
a thousand yard receiver with that much tenure and he
was gonna go for a. Thousand he was gonna go
for a thousand this.
Speaker 3: Year guys, like And i'm not there yet with our
crew just, yet but we have some good. Talent so
you're gonna need the best of Bear bachmeer and you're
gonna need great protection from. Him AND i think you
get that with your. Center you get that WITH i
do Think Austin leusa was. UNDERRATED i think he's gonna
be in THE. Nfl Andrew gentsher is gonna be, Great
parker Poki fen is gonna BE i, think really good
at at left, tackle And Bruce mitchell and then we
have a bunch of seasoned Guys Trevin, Ostler kyle Super.
Choke right go down the list OF uh Junior, sea
The Utah state. Transfer uh that that that could be
Nice Zak yamouci out Of. Stamford you just go down
the list of guys that have played a lot of
college football and we should have enough. There Sonny macassini as.
Well we forget about, him but he's been injured this.
Offseason so there's a lot of competition at guard AND
i feel confident that we cannot protect Protect.
Speaker 2: Baron that's to me the most important.
Speaker 3: Thing and then also being capable of opening up some
good holes for L. J, Martin Shione moa And. Uh you,
know we'll see WHAT rb three looks. Like but they
Say Devon eka is It Preston. Rex we've heard some
rumblings that there could have been an injury in the
running back room and that can kind of limit your
your depth.
Speaker 2: There Logan. Pain is he in the mix at THAT
rb three.
Speaker 3: Spot we'll see to be, determined BUT i feel pretty
confident where we're at right now in the offensive.
Speaker 2: LINE i will say this About Baron.
Speaker 7: Bachmeyer there is if there is one area THAT i
need to See bear, improve and he's not gonna like.
Speaker 2: THAT i say.
Speaker 7: This if somehow this gets out to. Him MAN i
hope it does a lot of. Way fans aren't going
to like. THIS i Need bear to learn how to, slide,
oh because look at look at. Him his last two football.
Seasons he's had leg, injuries and he had that knee
injury his senior year of high.
Speaker 2: School, yeah he had the ankle injury last. Year. Yeah
those can build up.
Speaker 7: Over, time AND i do not want to see the
second coming Of Taysom hill's. Injury look with a star
quarterback coming From, Stanford, Yep, LIKE i Need bear to
learn how to.
Speaker 2: Slide, please please spare learn how to.
Speaker 3: Slide and honestly, too like you know that the injuries
That bear sustained though that the injury that he sustained
was due to a misblocking assignment in a red zone,
opportunity and it was a misblock and then the defensive
lineman rolled upon his.
Speaker 7: Ankle, yeah But i'm just, saying, like when you've had
a recent knee injury and a recent ankle, injury your
body finds ways to, compensate and that can lead to more,
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here with a Little pookinakua news bad news on The
Pooka akua front and we wish Pooka nakoula well as
he finds his path through. ADULTHOOD i think he needs male.
MENTORSHIP i think he needs a better supporting cast around. Him, Think,
uh there's a little bit of affluence combined with repression
that is uh that is pushing him and also uh
geography that is pushing him down a path of maybe
a little hedonism to bauchery and. Liciviousness we hope he
can get it right and tighten up his life and
surround himself with the right. People but if you don't, know,
Uh pokinakua has checked into rehab and uh we've we've
uh you, know it's a it's a high level rehab
center In, malibu and his, uh his attorney has made
an official statement Regarding pukakua and in, essence, uh you,
know he's just trying to get his his life. Right
he's committed to using the time constructively so that he
can return in the best possible, position both personally and professionally.
Speaker 2: To continue contributing to his team in the game he.
Speaker 3: Loves he will complete the program in time to fully
participate in all of the rams, OTAs And puka is
also deeply grateful for the support he has received from his, family,
friends Coach sean, McVay and his. Teammates so, look we're
seeing how like those that have been impacted by addiction.
Speaker 2: Are very sensitive to this. Situation no.
Speaker 3: Doubt my brother in, law jakeshow owned and operated and
Founded Phoenix Recovery, center which is one of the best
recovery centers in the world in my, opinion because.
Speaker 2: They do the hard. Work it's not just a spa.
Day it's not just this little.
Speaker 3: Impatient you get the, massage you get your, vitamins you
get your ivs of like you, know the vitamin peptides
and stuff like. That you're doing difficult work trying to
address the underlying issue on why you resort to dependencies
of either narcotics or alcohol or prescription, drugs et cetera
that can lead to some devastating hardline narcotics and in
death like death when you're when you're struggling with, alcoholism uh,
addiction uh with with with drug, addiction you're looking death
in the eyes right.
Speaker 2: Now you may not think, it but death is coming for.
Speaker 6: You.
Speaker 3: Uh it can be a death of like your temporal
well being and spiritual wellbeing and also of this life
like which kind of cut you. Off So Tiger, woods
we saw this, happen like the some of the best
athletes in the world for whatever, Reason, okay succumb to.
Speaker 2: Addiction why is? THAT i don't.
Speaker 3: Know there's a biochemical, aspect THERE'S, uh there's a probably
a a a a kind of an environmental aspect that
maybe contributes to THE, uh the seeking of dopamine AND
uh and and and seeking maybe new experiences that leads
you down that. Path it could be escapism as. Well
all that being, said there's a combination of factors right
now With pukinakua has checked into. Rehabit his attorney TOLD,
uh he made an official statement that he's been there
a substantial amount of time.
Speaker 2: Already so this is not. Recent he's been there for
a while.
Speaker 3: Now this was BEFORE i guess maybe it was before
the breaking news on the most recent, report but he
says the attorney, says there's been he's been there a
substantial amount of, time and his scheduled to be there
for a while.
Speaker 2: Longer what does that look like is that a month's?
Time is that?
Speaker 3: Two three weeks to be, Determined but, uh he's had
a he's had a bad goal of. It he allegedly
been a, woman and as he has, stated Anti semitic.
Speaker 2: Things he did that he.
Speaker 3: Had he engaged in certain Anti semitic, actions even unbeknownst to.
Him maybe he did it, ignorantly but he still did
it and caused a lot of. Controversy he got wasted
and drunk at The Super bowl and was making fun
OF i Think Sam, BARNOLD i think.
Speaker 2: On social, media.
Speaker 3: Etc, anyway he's brought a lot OF i think bad
pr to him and his. Team he's got to find
a better team to protect. Him spend a few thousand
dollars on good. Protection if you don't have good mentors
in your, life go and buy, them for the love Of,
pete go and buy, them, please Because, Pooka i'm telling
you right, Now i've had many interactions With.
Speaker 2: Puka that man is such a good.
Speaker 3: Vibe he is the life of the, Party he's the
life of an, event and he worked his tail off
to become a great football.
Speaker 2: Player he worked his. TAILOFF i saw him working With Ross,
oppo saw.
Speaker 3: Him working AT byu doing the lonely work in the
weight room and on the, field always doing the additional
work because he was so passionate about. It he was
the young KID i think within The nikua family that
did it. Right sampson And isaiah had their trials and
tribulations as older. Brothers remember Line On, nikua their father
Pass he passed away a long time, ago And puku
was very. Young samson was, Young isaiah was. Young and that's.
Impactful that's a massive. Ordeal ronald can speak to. It
hammertime can speak to. It losing your father at critical,
times at a critical time in your a young, adulthood
it is extremely, impactful and more often than not there's
a negative.
Speaker 2: Impact and you have to.
Speaker 3: Find great male, mentorship fatherly mentorship. Somewhere you better go
and replace. It you better try. To you, know never
replace the father. Figure you can't do. That but you
better go find some good mentorship, somewhere because you. Can
you can go off the rails real, quick is What
i'm saying in life if you don't have a good north.
Star my father lost his his father when he WAS
i think he was around twenty twenty, three twenty four years.
Speaker 2: Old it was extremely impactful for my.
Speaker 3: DAD i didn't get to know my dad, right BUT
i know that was pretty devastating to him because of
the the mentorship that he had provided for my dad
up to that. Point but at least he was twenty
three twenty four right and had a good bearing of
who he. Was he had served a, mission he had
gone to, school he had, graduated he was getting into dental.
School he had a good launching point of what a
good man was supposed to. Be SO i think there's
a number of contributing factors Here. Puka we're praying for,
him hopefully he gets it. Right, guys any, thoughts any
commentary to the.
Speaker 7: Situation, honestly, like, yeah the only THING i have to
say is, like it's it's good that he's getting help
because it's been a rough year for. Him it's been
a rough like like AND i don't ACTUALLY i don't
Know puka, personally have not had personal interaction with, him
but just looking from the, outside you can see it's
been a rough go for, him and so it's good
for him to be getting some help and just fix.
WHATEVER i hope whatever risk going on is fixed with
this because it has not been.
Speaker 2: Good i'll tell you this. Much there's a lot a
lot of bad players in the addiction recovery. World and
they may have.
Speaker 3: They may have what seemingly looks like a good, protocol
good good. Curriculum not all of them, do, Though i'm
telling you right, now a lot of these are spas
that're saw if they don't engage in doing the lonely
work and doing that that the dirty, work that the
really difficult. Work So puka takes obviously responsibility for his
well being and increasing his performance during the off, season
right and, so in Early, march before any temporary restraining
order was filed By madison AT tiabi and subsequently denied
by the, Court puka voluntarily entered a.
Speaker 2: Holistic care facility to focus on his personal.
Speaker 3: Growth so he is committed to using this time, constructively
says his, lawyer so that he can return into the
best possible situation both personally and, professionally to continue contributing
to his team and the game that he. Loves he
will complete the program in plenty of time to be
involved in all of the rams. OTAs AS i, Mentioned
pooka is also deeply grateful for that support he has
received from his, family, friends coach, McVeigh and his. Teammates
it is unfortunate that a trivial lawsuit has drawn attention
To pooka during a time when he has focused on
becoming a better overall. PERSON i am really excited to
see what the future holds for this gifted young, man
Says levi, mccatherine his. Lawyer that's Your cougar's on the pros.
Update we Wish pooka, well praying for him that he
can get back on the right track and hopefully get
signed with a monumental deal and do what he's right
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