Speaker 1: The injury Bud continues to be unfriendly to Louisiana. Let's
Speaker 1: discuss it here on Rage and Rundown. What's good, ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, and welcome to another episode of Rage and
Speaker 1: Rundown All Cajuns all the time. I'm your guy, JaMarcus Fitzpatrick,
Speaker 1: but you know you can always call me fits. And
Speaker 1: in today's episode, we'll be unfortunately talking about another injury
Speaker 1: happening for Raging Cajun's football, as linebacker Caleb Edwards will
Speaker 1: be sidelined for six weeks after suffering a torn MCL
Speaker 1: here in fall camp, and it is very early on
Speaker 1: in the camp process, entering the second week, and with
Speaker 1: that being six weeks, Coach Dez said that timeline would
Speaker 1: be around the USC game. So that's not a terrible
Speaker 1: amount of time that you're missing out on, but it
Speaker 1: is something that ultimately you didn't want to see happen,
Speaker 1: especially after seeing what happened with Sheldon Sampson.
Speaker 2: And now also you have other.
Speaker 1: Injuries that have been factor in factored in as well,
Speaker 1: some lighter injuries. Coach Dez mentioned that Lavin Struther and
Speaker 1: Trenton Cheney, who are both receivers as well have been
Speaker 1: dealing with shoulder injuries. Candidly, when I walked out to practice,
Speaker 1: because they had their first morning practice of fall camp,
Speaker 1: I was walking around and kind of making mental notes
Speaker 1: of all right, who's lining up here, who's the starters here?
Speaker 1: And the first thing I saw was Kayla Edwards with
Speaker 1: a brace and on crutches, and so before Coach Dez
Speaker 1: addressed it, I was prepared to ask, Hey, what is
Speaker 1: the latest on Caleb Edwards?
Speaker 2: We saw on crutches, what's the latest.
Speaker 1: He beat me to the punch answering and getting ahead
Speaker 1: of that being able to discuss everything, and he pretty
Speaker 1: much laid out all of the injuries that happened. He
Speaker 1: confirmed the hyper extended knee of Sheldon Samson, which we
Speaker 1: talked about here on the show, and I also broke
Speaker 1: the news first over my day job at KTC. So
Speaker 1: a lot of injuries that were factored in, and so
Speaker 1: Coach Diz in his opening statement after practice was over,
Speaker 1: talked about all those injuries and how the team is
Speaker 1: now dealing with them and what they're going to be
Speaker 1: doing moving forward.
Speaker 3: And you know, the one serious injury right now is
Speaker 3: uh Caleb Edwards. He has a partial A C M. C. L. Sorry,
Speaker 3: but we did get good news yesterday. It looks like
Speaker 3: six weeks. You know, probably USC would be a stretch. Certainly,
Speaker 3: we're not gonna push it. He was having a good camp,
Speaker 3: you know, he kind of you know, it's one of
Speaker 3: those things he just kind of got fell on.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: That's why it's important to stay off the ground. You know,
Speaker 3: Trent Chaining and landing Struther have been limited a little
Speaker 3: bit with Bruce shoulders. It's nothing serious, you know, it's
Speaker 3: just you know, they're limited, so you know, they're not
Speaker 3: take in a bunch of reps, which means you know,
Speaker 3: you got other guys taking more reps down the line,
Speaker 3: which I think leads to some of that and then
Speaker 3: Shelton's deal. So the last ota in the summer, hyper
Speaker 3: extended his knee and fell on his shoulder. You know,
Speaker 3: doctors checked it out. They felt like the shoulder was
Speaker 3: more significant at the time. So I was a little surprised.
Speaker 3: You know, we got to camp. He is moving around
Speaker 3: a lot better. They don't think structure, there's anything wrong.
Speaker 3: He did have some swelling the knee, they think, you know,
Speaker 3: it was hyper extension and some bruising to go along
Speaker 3: with it. You know, we're gonna do everything to make sure,
Speaker 3: you know, out of you know, taking all the precaution
Speaker 3: we can to try to get him back. But he
Speaker 3: is moving around better right now. You know, he's still out,
Speaker 3: but you know, I mean, you know, these things happened,
Speaker 3: so uh, you know, we got to get through it.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: The good thing, you know, like I said, is Caleb's
Speaker 3: prognosis is pretty good considering what it was, what it
Speaker 3: could have been, you know, Shelton, you know, we feel
Speaker 3: like we'll get out of the woods with that pretty
Speaker 3: soon here. And then certainly Trenton and Landing or you know,
Speaker 3: they're they're pretty much day to day to being able
Speaker 3: to go back to full go.
Speaker 1: So there you have all of those injuries laid out,
Speaker 1: and like I mentioned to you, you know, I made
Speaker 1: my observations when I walked out, saw Keler Edwards on crutches.
Speaker 1: I saw Sheldon Sampson still in a great jersey, but
Speaker 1: in pads like everyone else. Once they went into individual drills,
Speaker 1: I did not see him running routes, but Trent Cheney
Speaker 1: and Landon Struther were both running routes catching passes they're
Speaker 1: just non in contact. So you're trying to maintain keeping
Speaker 1: guys as healthy as possible, which is something that not
Speaker 1: think just occasions are dealing with, but every team at
Speaker 1: all levels of football across the country, because you're going
Speaker 1: against each other, you're trying to get in good work,
Speaker 1: you're trying to work on technique, but you're out there competing.
Speaker 1: And football is a sport that is not just you know,
Speaker 1: a contact sport, it's a collision sport. And so because
Speaker 1: you're having so many collisions going over and over and
Speaker 1: over again day to day, especially in fall camp, where
Speaker 1: you have opportunities and windows to get in so much
Speaker 1: work throughout the time, injuries are going to happen football.
Speaker 1: You are at a one hundred percent chance of getting
Speaker 1: injured at some point. The severity of it all depends
Speaker 1: on how blessed you are in your career. From broken
Speaker 1: fingers to rolled ankles, like things happen in football, because
Speaker 1: like I said, this is a collision sport. And so
Speaker 1: with that in mind, you know many would think, well,
Speaker 1: how do you manage that? How do you deal with
Speaker 1: all these guys early on in camp, dealing with early
Speaker 1: nix and bruises. How do you manage that to make
Speaker 1: sure that ultimately you can get to the finish line
Speaker 1: of camp and then can get to week one and
Speaker 1: continue to keep yourself healthy. So what happened in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five does not repeat. And so because of that,
Speaker 1: I asked coach Dz right after this, how do you
Speaker 1: manage keeping guys working hard, continuing do the to do
Speaker 1: the right things without you know, getting them hurt in
Speaker 1: instances and opening the window of opportunity injuries to happen.
Speaker 1: And how do you manage guys like a Shouldon Samson
Speaker 1: who was limited in spring ball and is now not
Speaker 1: practicing here in fall camp, making sure that they're going
Speaker 1: to be conditioned form when you actually open the season.
Speaker 2: So I asked him that question.
Speaker 3: Here's you, truthfully, the concern becomes the guys who do practice,
Speaker 3: if that makes sense, because the work that's spread out
Speaker 3: now you spread it a little bit less, right, it's
Speaker 3: a little more accumulated on those guys that are practicing.
Speaker 3: So that's why getting Trent and land and to continue
Speaker 3: to go and take those reps, you know, when their
Speaker 3: legs are good and all that stuff's just a shoulder.
Speaker 3: We continue to do that. We you know, and we
Speaker 3: adjust practice a little bit. You know, we started out
Speaker 3: a true two spot practice, you know, where it's two
Speaker 3: different fields and you're getting a few more reps and
Speaker 3: you're going fast. You know, we trim down a little bit.
Speaker 3: You know, we're still getting plenty. We're kind of doing
Speaker 3: like we did in spring where we have you know,
Speaker 3: all three groups on the same field. We're still going one, twos, threes.
Speaker 3: You just cut back, you know, two reps per per
Speaker 3: period with the threes, and you cut back, you know,
Speaker 3: four reps per period with the one, which you know
Speaker 3: ones and two is not ideal, but it is what
Speaker 3: it is. I'm sorry, two reps per period with those guys.
Speaker 3: So for total, So, I mean, you cut back a couple,
Speaker 3: but I think in the big scheme of things, you know,
Speaker 3: you can't just continue to wear the tread thin. You know,
Speaker 3: you got to do what you'd like to do and
Speaker 3: what you need to do to try to keep everybody
Speaker 3: healthy are two different things.
Speaker 1: That's a difficult job for any coach across the country
Speaker 1: trying to maintain intensity for guys, to make sure that
Speaker 1: you're not coaching up a soft bunch of guys while
Speaker 1: also making sure that they are healthy enough to be
Speaker 1: able to go out and compete when the games actually matter.
Speaker 1: So coaches is continuing to work through these things and
Speaker 1: they're going to continue to battle through to make sure
Speaker 1: that they can get to the finish line at the
Speaker 1: end of camp and to the start of the season.
Speaker 2: Now, the question is who's the guys that.
Speaker 1: Are going to step up to fill in these holes
Speaker 1: We've talked about in the previous episode about the receiver room,
Speaker 1: but there were some guys that Coach Does himself pointed
Speaker 1: to one that I talked about. And then also who
Speaker 1: steps up into that linebacker position for Kayleb Edwards in
Speaker 1: the instances where the Cajuns go three linebacker sets. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk all about that when I come back here
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Speaker 1: So, Kayleb Edwards has a torn MCO and will be
Speaker 1: out for six weeks, and by all accounts, they are
Speaker 1: not going to be rushing to get him back in
Speaker 1: the action, as they shouldn't, mainly because at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, you want to make sure that this
Speaker 1: young man is healthy, not just for football, but for
Speaker 1: life after football. And the second reason that I think
Speaker 1: that they're still to be in a really good spot
Speaker 1: is because they have so many other guys that have
Speaker 1: ability to be able to play. So the Cajuns are
Speaker 1: a predominantly four to three base defense, where you have
Speaker 1: four down linemen, you have three linebackers, and then all
Speaker 1: the guys there in your secondary. Obviously, when they're playing
Speaker 1: you know, spread teams, you'll see a four two five,
Speaker 1: or you may see like a variation of the three
Speaker 1: to three where you have three down linemen and the jack,
Speaker 1: who is also an outside linebacker, becomes that third linebacker
Speaker 1: for you and can drop in the coverage but also
Speaker 1: rush the passer. And so you've got to be able
Speaker 1: to have multiple guys that, Hey, can play Mike linebacker,
Speaker 1: can play SAM linebacker which is the strong side, can
Speaker 1: play the Will which is the weak side linebacker, and
Speaker 1: then the Mike obviously being the middle linebacker, the one
Speaker 1: kind of calling the defense and making sure the checks
Speaker 1: and things are going down. Okay, So you're almost kind
Speaker 1: of cross training in senses to make sure they guys
Speaker 1: understand the defense will to where hey, if one guy
Speaker 1: goes down like in this instance, you can bump someone
Speaker 1: over and say, hey, now you're playing the Sam or
Speaker 1: instead of you playing the MIC, you're gonna play the Will.
Speaker 1: And that's gonna help because now you have options across
Speaker 1: the board.
Speaker 2: So they have a lot of guys that are in
Speaker 2: this linebacker room.
Speaker 1: And this is a program that outside of when Kcosi
Speaker 1: went from I think the twenty three to twenty four season,
Speaker 1: have seen different starters at the linebacker positions almost.
Speaker 2: Every year of the Desert Mooy era.
Speaker 1: You think back to when it was Jordan Quibadeau and
Speaker 1: Chris Mincrief and then Kcosi and you know, I think
Speaker 1: it was Kendrick A.
Speaker 2: Gant at one point.
Speaker 1: Then you think about last year with Jayden dugger who's
Speaker 1: now with the forty nine ers and it's been doing
Speaker 1: extremely well, So kudos to him. Jayden Duggar and Terrence
Speaker 1: Williams like they've seen different variations and combinations of linebackers
Speaker 1: along the way and now that is once again something
Speaker 1: that's looking really good for them. So when I was
Speaker 1: out in the line watching practice, I walked down to
Speaker 1: the linebacker drills to get video of them, and the
Speaker 1: position coach, Scott Stoker was coaching them on the drill
Speaker 1: where it was kind of like they were reading downhill
Speaker 1: and trying to see whether they needed to scrape over
Speaker 1: the top or if they were feeling to go and
Speaker 1: make the tackle down hill. And the first two guys
Speaker 1: that were up were Jake said Andre and Connor mcfeuson.
Speaker 1: And when they were doing other drills like team since
Speaker 1: drills on the defensive side, the first two linebackers that
Speaker 1: ran out again were Connor mcfeuson and Jake said Andre.
Speaker 1: So those are kind of your locked guys that you
Speaker 1: know for certain are going to be in the mix.
Speaker 1: Caleb was your third, but now other guys that you're
Speaker 1: going to be looking to Michael Johnson Coach Dez spoke
Speaker 1: very very highly of which we'll get to that in
Speaker 1: just a second. Ethanville is another guy who's a red
Speaker 1: shirt sophomore out of Zachary who had really really good
Speaker 1: plays during the spring ball. If you go back and
Speaker 1: watched that episode or listen to that episode that I
Speaker 1: recapped after the spring game, he had a lot of
Speaker 1: really good plays for you. You even have Hayden Darbon, a
Speaker 1: former Units product, getting into the mix as well that
Speaker 1: can make noise for you. But one player that Coach
Speaker 1: Dez brought up was true freshman Harrison Cadere, who came
Speaker 1: from Catholic High School in bad Ruge. He's six foot,
Speaker 1: one hundred and ninety eight pounds, so he is very young.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have a lot of experience, but Coach Dez
Speaker 1: has pointed to the ability that he has. So I
Speaker 1: asked him about that linebacker room and the makeup that
Speaker 1: they have and how important it's going to be to
Speaker 1: have all of these guys ready once the season starts,
Speaker 1: especially with Caleb L.
Speaker 2: Edwards being out of the mix.
Speaker 3: And here's what he said, that's the question, right, you know,
Speaker 3: w here's the next one, is it? Prince you know,
Speaker 3: obviously Caleb out right now, so he's out of the mix.
Speaker 3: He was practicing well, but Caleb's out right now, you know,
Speaker 3: is it Ethanville. Michaeh Johnson has had a outstanding camp.
Speaker 3: You know, he's one that I've been I knew last
Speaker 3: year during the season, you know, when he was still
Speaker 3: mostly on scout team that he was going to have
Speaker 3: a great year for us. And he is not disappointed,
Speaker 3: you know. And then you know, I think Harrison Kadare
Speaker 3: is a young one that really I mean, I think
Speaker 3: he's gonna play for us this year, you know. I mean,
Speaker 3: whether it's just on teams or has some stuff on defense.
Speaker 3: I mean, the kid is really talented. I mean, so's
Speaker 3: it's a good.
Speaker 2: Group, man.
Speaker 3: We got a bunch of them that are rolling in there.
Speaker 3: I think they're playing really well, communicating well, playing physical.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Like I said, we've kind of been in this cycle
Speaker 3: really every year, you know, other than twenty four where
Speaker 3: we had k C coming back as a starter, you know,
Speaker 3: every year from twenty two, it's been new starters pretty
Speaker 3: much every year, and you know, it's fun to see
Speaker 3: guys rise up to the occasion.
Speaker 1: Forgot to give a hat tip to Princeton Malbrew, the
Speaker 1: Lafayette Christian product. I'm on the roster. They have him
Speaker 1: listed as an outside linebacker. So when I was looking
Speaker 1: at the list, you know, all I could see was
Speaker 1: just the guys that they have listed as regular linebackers.
Speaker 1: He's listed under the outside linebacker or jack position on
Speaker 1: the roster, but he is also someone that's in the
Speaker 1: mix as well. He looked really good in the drills
Speaker 1: while I was watching along the way also, so he's
Speaker 1: thrown into the mix. So you have a ton of
Speaker 1: options and you also have a lot of depth at
Speaker 1: that position. Now where Okay, if Jakes and Andre needs
Speaker 1: a breather, you can throw Princeton in in the middle,
Speaker 1: or if Connor mcphilson needs to come out, you can
Speaker 1: throw in ethan Ville. You can put in Michael Johnson
Speaker 1: at the linebacker position where you had, you know, Caleb Edwards.
Speaker 1: It gives you options, and it gives you opportunities to
Speaker 1: let other guys get experience out on the field. And
Speaker 1: what the Cajuns do a really good job of is
Speaker 1: if they feel like and this is across the board,
Speaker 1: not just on defense, this is across the board, if
Speaker 1: they feel like a guy can produce, they'll give him
Speaker 1: playing time. It may not be a full time starting position,
Speaker 1: like very seldom have we see a guy as a
Speaker 1: true freshman come in and just completely take over and
Speaker 1: start right off the bat, but they could get ten
Speaker 1: to fifteen snaps, and if those are ten to fifteen
Speaker 1: impact snaps, then that role can.
Speaker 2: Continue to progress.
Speaker 1: That's the way that they've assumed things, especially under coach
Speaker 1: days where they are in the business of developing high
Speaker 1: school talent. They come in, they get a few reps
Speaker 1: or they might start on special teams, and then the
Speaker 1: next season they become more of a reserve role and
Speaker 1: they get more opportunities, and then their third season they
Speaker 1: may become the starter and from there you're rolling. And
Speaker 1: so getting these guys in that helps you when you
Speaker 1: get in a situation like what you're in now with
Speaker 1: Caleb not being in the lineup for an extended period
Speaker 1: of time, which to that point, on the opposite side
Speaker 1: of the ball in the receiver room, with Sheldon Sampson
Speaker 1: not practicing, with Trenton Cheney and Lendon Struther being limited physically,
Speaker 1: not being able to be in contact situations, but still
Speaker 1: running routes. You have other receivers. They now have the
Speaker 1: opportunity to step up. And we talked about that in
Speaker 1: the previous episode when we talked about Shelton being out
Speaker 1: with the hyper extended knee and and those guys have been.
Speaker 2: Stepping up to the play the Kadiri's Wade.
Speaker 1: At the exposition, the coach dis talked about particularly how
Speaker 1: important it was not just for those guys to be
Speaker 1: shining right now, but he mentioned the young guy as well,
Speaker 1: here's here's.
Speaker 3: Some of us really good, right you know, Russ Babenough
Speaker 3: has been has been competing his tailoff. I'm like competing
Speaker 3: on the ball. I mean, doing some really good things
Speaker 3: out there. I mean, you know, when you get the
Speaker 3: ball in his hands, he's he's he's running and he's
Speaker 3: doing it the right way. He's competing down the field.
Speaker 3: Kadarius Wade, I think has stepped up. Aside from one
Speaker 3: day that he didn't have a very good day. You know,
Speaker 3: the five out of the six were really good. You know,
Speaker 3: Christian Brooks is a freshman that right now at X.
Speaker 3: You know a couple of those guys that we you know,
Speaker 3: you want to step up and respond, you know, they're
Speaker 3: not practicing great, you know. So Christian is and you know,
Speaker 3: only thing I've told him since January, I don't care
Speaker 3: if you've been here, if you got here in June,
Speaker 3: or you've been here for six years. We're gonna play
Speaker 3: the ones that are going.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna play the ones that are going. I
Speaker 1: love to hear it because, especially now with the five years,
Speaker 1: five seasons eligibility rule that the NCAA has established, you
Speaker 1: don't have a rich shirt and so you don't have
Speaker 1: to worry about whether you can play guys more than
Speaker 1: four games or not. If somebody is producing, throw him
Speaker 1: out there and let him keep playing. So to hear
Speaker 1: that you have a true freshman in Christian Brooks that
Speaker 1: is out there making plays for you, which he is
Speaker 1: a six foot two, one hundred and seventy six pound
Speaker 1: freshman coming from Zachary High School, When you're able to
Speaker 1: hear that he's coming into camp and is pushing for
Speaker 1: an opportunity to play, while you have an older player
Speaker 1: that is out that's that's something that you like to see.
Speaker 1: That means that you're going and you're recruiting guys that
Speaker 1: aren't just going to you know, settle and wait their
Speaker 1: turn that they're going to go and take it. And
Speaker 1: Coach Dez has made it extremely clear that he's gonna
Speaker 1: play the best guys that are out there, which they've
Speaker 1: always done that intently, but he's making it very clear
Speaker 1: that there's no such thing at this point of if
Speaker 1: you're a true freshman or not. If they believe that
Speaker 1: you can go out and can execute what they have
Speaker 1: in mind, then they're going to go ahead and give you.
Speaker 2: An opportunity to play.
Speaker 1: So Christian Brooks, Cadarious Wade, and then also Russell Babino,
Speaker 1: a local product coming from a Kadia in a high school,
Speaker 1: a guy that you know I covered while he was
Speaker 1: in high school. And if you know, you know a
Speaker 1: kadianna does not throw the football nearly as much, so
Speaker 1: he's used to blocking more. But the way that they
Speaker 1: utilized him sometimes in that offense was on the jet
Speaker 1: sweeps and you know now screens, the bubble screens out
Speaker 1: there in space and allowing him to just get out
Speaker 1: in the open and work. And so for him to
Speaker 1: continue to get these opportunities now with other guys not
Speaker 1: being in the mix, it's going to be interesting to
Speaker 1: see because there's only one football. You have lunch Winfield
Speaker 1: under center, and he has ability to not just make
Speaker 1: plays with his arm, but with his legs. There's only
Speaker 1: one football. So it's going to be up to this
Speaker 1: coaching staff, coach Desimo, offensive coordinator Tim Laja, coach George Munos,
Speaker 1: with the tight ends, and the entire staff to come
Speaker 1: together and formulate and say, hey, if Christian Brooks is
Speaker 1: coming out and he's you know, getting it going, and
Speaker 1: he's getting open, and he's beating one on one coverage
Speaker 1: and he's catching the football and he's continuing to stay hot,
Speaker 1: he might have to be someone that we throw into
Speaker 1: the mix. If Russell Babino is getting off whenever we
Speaker 1: give him the jet sweep and he's getting you know,
Speaker 1: five plus yards or even moving the chains every time
Speaker 1: that he touches it, we might need to implement that
Speaker 1: a little bit more in the offense. So it'll it's
Speaker 1: it's it's an interesting time right now because you have
Speaker 1: two guys that you were expecting to be huge contributors
Speaker 1: for you that are not practicing one that will be
Speaker 1: a little bit more long term. What I believe is
Speaker 1: that Sheoldon Sampson will be ready for Week one, which
Speaker 1: is ultimately where you want him to be ready for
Speaker 1: because that's when it's going to count. But at the
Speaker 1: same time, you don't want to rush him back into this.
Speaker 1: You want to make sure that he's as healthy as
Speaker 1: he possibly can be, that he's as conditioned as he
Speaker 1: possibly can be, so that way, when you put him
Speaker 1: out there on the field, he's able to execute it
Speaker 1: and can play at a high level. And even if
Speaker 1: he's not ready, you've now proven that you have other
Speaker 1: guys in the mix that can also go out and
Speaker 1: make plays. So we'll continue to keep our eye on
Speaker 1: this and see how guys continue to get healthy, other
Speaker 1: guys that maybe shake things up a little bit. One
Speaker 1: thing also to note when I was looking at some
Speaker 1: of the starters, because when I walked in to get
Speaker 1: ready to go and shoot practice, I could glance a
Speaker 1: little bit to see what team was running off the field,
Speaker 1: So it looked like ones were running off the field,
Speaker 1: and on the offensive line, I'm remembering correctly from left
Speaker 1: to right. I know the exact players that it was,
Speaker 1: but I'm trying to remember exactly what order they were in.
Speaker 1: The left tackle was Zay Alexander, the left guard was
Speaker 1: Kate Morrow, the center Cooper Fordham, the right guard was
Speaker 1: Matt bruce Ard. The right tackle was George Jackson. That's
Speaker 1: how you look on the offensive line. Obviously, you have
Speaker 1: lunch Winfield in the backfield. Stephen Blanco was in the
Speaker 1: backfield with him as well, and then we talked about
Speaker 1: all the different receiver combinations that you can have tight ends,
Speaker 1: kayten Jensen brock Chapel. That's how you're looking on the
Speaker 1: offensive side of the ball. The Caguns have their first
Speaker 1: scrimmage of fall camp on Friday, and we have been
Speaker 1: told that we will have the opportunity to watch, so
Speaker 1: I'll be there.
Speaker 2: I will take.
Speaker 1: As many notes as I humanly possibly can, and I'll
Speaker 1: drop an episode afterward reacting to everything that happened in
Speaker 1: that scrimmage to give you a good point of view
Speaker 1: of what truly this team is shaping up to be
Speaker 1: as we enter a little bit closer to September fifth,
Speaker 1: when the Cagens will host the Lamar Cardinals. So that's
Speaker 1: going to wrap up this episode of Rage and Rundown.
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