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I got the owner operator said institution. Former BILI wide

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Speaker 3: Jared, how that are you, buddy?

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Speaker 4: I'm doing well man.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Hey, I appreciate you hopping on man number

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one college football playoff college Football Championship game. Many people

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said that college football was broken, that it was this

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nil transporportal era is ruining the sport. I just saw

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the losingest college football program in history win a national championship.

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To me, that's a sign that all is well in

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college football.

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Speaker 4: Zion, Yeah, I would agree with that. I think that

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we're in a really good spot right now for college

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But I I still think that the nil and the

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transfer port on things need to be regulated in a

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little bit more consistent year to year, you know. And

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but I think there needs to be some changes to

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the playoff system. And I think that they're going to

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make some really good changes. I you know, when you

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watch some of these games, all the playoff games tend

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to be almost sellouts, you know, but then you watch

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most of the Boll games and the billiames tend to

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not be you know, there's not that some of those

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games where you know, it was players, families and friends

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and that was about it, you know. And so it

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would be fun to see a bigger playoff where there's

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a lot more home games involved, you know, there's incentives

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for fan bases to come and show up, and and

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I think that'd be a lot of fun if we

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had a few more weeks of potentially home games moving forward.

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But yeah, I think it's great. It's great that you

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can take a program like Indiana and do what you

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did in such a short period of time. But the

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best part about that story to me is not that

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they weren't winning just a few years ago. It's just

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the fact that how they did it this year and

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the players they have on their roster right now, the

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three stars, the two stars to no stars, and all

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these guys that time together and just battle it out

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and become the best team in the country when you

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know it's everyone's fighting for the five star the four

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star and expecting these guys to come in and change

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their program, and they're willing to pay millions of dollars

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before they take a single snap, catch a single pass,

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you know. So it's fun to see the competitive nature

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out there. That's not one bot.

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Speaker 3: Yep, no doubt about it. It was. It was a magical.

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Speaker 2: Season for the the fighting Kurt Signetti's the huge Hoosiers

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of the Indiana.

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Speaker 4: Uh.

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Speaker 2: Pretty remarkable to watch it all play out before our eyes.

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A story book ending, a Disney type of ending.

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Speaker 4: Uh.

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Speaker 2: I hate to give credit to the mouse, but that

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should be a Hollywood film, right.

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Speaker 4: Oh, just with Mendoz's mom and her situation and and

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just growing up a mile from the stadium, I mean,

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you can't paint a better picture of that, and then

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and then winning the NAST championship in your backyard, you know.

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I mean, it doesn't doesn't get cooler than that for

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that family and for that team, So very cool.

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Speaker 2: There's losers in every battle and every single competition. Miami lost.

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And with that, a good friend of ours, Keeln Marrion. Uh,

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he had a great season, fantastic gear for the Hurricanes,

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but just came short. I don't know if you were

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to text him, communicate with him, but what a great

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season it was, and uh, you know, and and unfortunately,

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uh they just fell short versus the storybook ending Hoosiers.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, and I hope he's done enough. You know.

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that he and I had here at at the shop

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and just discussing how how to become the guy and

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get noticed and make people believe in him if they

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aren't believing, force him to believe, you know. And he

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did that, you know, he made people believe in him.

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in for him, he backed at a you know, so

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hope he gets some shots at the next level, you know,

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and that kind of that slot position guy. I think

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he's a really can be a real valuable receiver. But

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it's tough, man, and it sounds tough, you know, it's

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a tough it's a factory. And these guys, you know,

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they I hope they all take advantage of the opportunity

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to play college football, you know, and maximize their time.

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Speaker 2: Last year, we we lost twenty I think twenty six

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guys to the portal. The ones that hurt the most

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obviously Keelan, Josh Singh, Harrison Taggart hurt. I want to say,

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kind of hurt, But those are like the tother crew

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Wakely to maybe Purdue.

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Speaker 3: That one kind of hurt a little bit.

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Speaker 2: We saw Michael Harper go to the grizz and Cody

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EPs go to Western Kentucky, Miles Davis to Utah State.

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We could have used Miles Davis' this last season, I'll

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be honest like that, like looking back at it like that,

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that one kind of hurt the Miles Day. It's because

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Miles Miles had a decent season for Utah State. So

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we're kind of rehashing it here. Let me look at

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his stats real quick for Utah State. I thought he

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had a pretty gosh dang good season all things considered. Yeah,

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one hundred and thirty one carries, seven hundred and thirty

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one yards, eight touchdowns, five point six yards per carry,

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and then he had twenty eight receptions two hundred one

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yards seven point two yards per reception and three touchdowns.

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Speaker 3: Man, I'm looking back at this.

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Speaker 2: Obviously Keelan hurt like and maybe he hurt the most,

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but but maybe a close second was Miles Davis here.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean if you could have predicted and been

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able to see what the opportunities would have been for

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him at the YU moving forward, I mean, real, real

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tough position to be in, knowing that he's got all

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those guys in front of him. You know, he might

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might have had some other guys coming back as well,

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and so you know, he made a good decision for

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himself at the time with the information that he had

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for sure. But yeah, I think he was you know,

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he was a he's a really really fast athlete, and

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then he put on some weight and got bigger and stronger.

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he's just a real quick guy. So I always thought

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he was going to be a star here.

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Speaker 2: At b YU man and and so this year not

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as impactful as you're looking at those players that have

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Speaker 3: We've discussed this with you.

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Speaker 2: We've got thirteen right now, Shay Bryant, Strawther, Poki Junga,

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Max Alferd, Tavian Beasley, Cioni can Gato, Sonny Twala, Tucker

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kellerher Icanassio Tupo, le Mason Waller, the third, McKay, Hillstead,

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Marcus mackenzie, Jay Griffin, and Don McKenzie. Out of those guys,

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who do you think is going to be the most

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impactful leaving BYU.

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Speaker 4: That's a good question, man, I mean most of those guys.

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I think Tavian Biz would be your most productive player

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in that group right for the last season.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, he played a lot.

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Speaker 4: I mean other than that, I mean it's it's hard

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to say. It's hard to say who's going to be

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the if there's even a que and Marian in that

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group that's going to go to that next team and

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just you know, or Josh seeing or somebody you know,

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like Crew Wakeley's had to face, you know. So grasses

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are always greener. I think that opportunity comes sometimes to

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those who stick it out and fight through it instead

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of chasing the opportunity. I think that that's kind of

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what football has become a little bit, is chasing the

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opportunity versus becoming getting the opportunity and becoming that guy.

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You know. So, I don't know, I think we've got

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Speaker 2: Heck yeah, when last time we chatted with you, we

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can Parker Kingston become wide receiver one? I mean he

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was flirtatious with almost almost a thousand yards receiving this year.

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Speaker 4: You know.

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Speaker 2: One of the things is like with Keelan leaving, it

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allowed Parker to kind of step up and have a

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I wonder if he can be that guy, if he

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Speaker 4: I think he definitely can. He has the ability to

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do it. I mean, what he had a great year

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I think he really proved to a lot of us

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that he was He's a lot more than just a

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very smart in the game. I mean, he was a

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quarterback in high school, right, so he understands the defense

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where the holes are because he was thrown to those right.

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So it's a great great to see him there. I

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think he can be that guy. Yeah, it's going to

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be an exciting room and an exciting group to see

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how the receivers all come out and battle this spring.

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I'm excited for screen ball, man. You know it's I

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keep saying it. It's the most competitive, most fun football

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got everybody either wants to prove they should be there

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and in that number one spot, or they're trying to

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take out that number one guy. So it's a lot

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Speaker 2: Do you think a rod in the offense you're going

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to acquire any more portal talent? Do you think they

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three offensive linemen, they got two tight ends, they got

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guys are offensive unit players. Do you think they add

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Speaker 5: On the offensive side, I'm sure that they have some

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other guys who they have their eyes on, and and

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who you bring in and how you you know, the

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guys that aren't signed now.

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Speaker 4: There there, you know, I wonder, you know, maybe add

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some players that have been through this. But when does

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the panic sit in? Right? When does when do you go, Dude,

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going to go into spring and I'm not going to

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be on the team. Right, So, I feel like there's

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going to be some panic that sits in with with players.

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many of them in the portal. And but yeah, I

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wonder if that's when the strategy is to come in

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and grab a few of the guys at a much

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better deal at that point, right, because there's money involved now, right,

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to get the best deal for the best player at

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the best time. And and it's such a new market

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that every every detail is important and to figure out

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when those times are and how to how to kind

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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, you look at the Troy Taylor firing and

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how end opportune it was for Stanford, like not the

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best timing, and b YU benefited from that.

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Speaker 3: Greatly, right like.

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Speaker 2: The black Myers came to b YU. He was fired

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in March. I think towards the end of spring ball,

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right after springball. It's like, oh my gosh, like by passed.

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Speaker 4: They thought they should have done it and they didn't

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do it, and then they were not doing it and

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they had to just get it done. So but yeah,

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that there's yeah, you never know, yeah, you know, I

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mean that's when we lost Q. It was after springball,

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you know. So, uh, there are there are there's going

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to be more movements and uh, but I don't they

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limited now though that it has to be at this

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point you can't go in the portal unless it's a

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coaching change. Am I Am I wrong on that?

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Speaker 3: Or is that?

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Speaker 2: Now it's closed, But like technically, I mean they could

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they could probably submit a waiver and threatened to sue,

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and I mean sure they could totally do that and

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maybe they get a waiver for whatever reason. But I'm

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sure the NCAA will try to fight it a little

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bit or at least delay the decision, et cetera.

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Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, well, yeah, it'll be interesting to see what

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what kind of regulation they get put in there. And

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and but yeah, I think I think that the buy

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is in a good spot. It'll be fun to see

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these receivers compete. I think we have a lot of

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talent in the room still, and then we've got some

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new freshman talent coming in and a couple of times,

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so let's see what they can do. I'm excited for

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him to compete.

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Speaker 2: Though, Jared Bledsoe, Ladies and Gentlemen, U Taugh Protective Films

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Speaker 2: Man's well, Jared, We appreciate you man, Thanks for hopping

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Speaker 3: We always appreciate our time.

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Speaker 4: Man. Yeah, have a great day. Thanks. Ben. Here you go.

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Speaker 6: Nope, just gotta keep going and Quie a week for

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