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Bnkroud had to step out for a moment. We've never

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done this before. You had a little think come up.

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But I actually have him on the line and I

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have former BYU quarterbacker. We got Riley and been both

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in the line. Guys.

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Speaker 3: How we doing awesome?

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Speaker 4: I'm so excited to be on all with you guys,

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especially ahead of this game we.

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Speaker 3: Got coming up this week.

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Speaker 5: Love it man. Now, Hey, Starry about the emergency, little

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doc emergency. But we're good.

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Speaker 3: Hey, We're good. We're ready to roll.

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Speaker 5: Appreciate you connecting me as well, Ronnie.

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Speaker 2: Of course absolutely, But I'm gona sart of time over

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you to let you guys go ahead and nextecute.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, so right now we're in that prep mode BYU

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Texas Tech.

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Speaker 3: It seems like BYU is going to.

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Speaker 5: Be healthier than they have been I think for the

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last three to four weeks. Are there still some question

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marks around Jack Kelly shoulders hundred percent? Is a Isaiah

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Glasker the same guy he was to start the season.

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Speaker 3: We'll see.

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Speaker 5: Tommy Prass may be back, he may not be back,

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but Jonathan Cabay is back right defense should be I

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think in full force should be mostly healthy, the offense

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mostly healthy.

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Speaker 3: LJ. Mart's had a little bit of a question mark

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around the shoulders.

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Speaker 5: So for the most part, you could say that Bay's

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running at least at like ninety five percent heading into

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the biggest game possibly in the regular season, that one

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of the biggest games in BAU football history.

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Speaker 3: And I don't want it to be like hyperbole.

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Speaker 5: We said that maybe with the Utah game leading up

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to it, the biggest game in Holy War history.

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Speaker 3: But Riley, are you getting that.

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Speaker 5: Sense that this is one of the biggest seasons in

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BAU football history, maybe the biggest because they could go

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to a CFB Big twelve championship game and could be

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in the running for a nineteen eighty four type of

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season when given the opportunity.

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Speaker 4: No, I'm not feeling that yet because of the circumstances.

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Speaker 3: I personally am not.

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Speaker 4: I think the fan base is maybe nationally to the

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amount of attention. But like, guys, we were here last

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year and went two and two in November, so like,

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Speaker 3: Is somewhat familiar territory for me, So like.

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Speaker 4: My hype meter is not off the charts because it

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feels like we've been here right and we're good, Like

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we're so our third season into this. I think, first

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of all, I'm prompted because we're competing and we're at

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the top of the conference way faster than I think

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even the most blue goggles of BYU fans would have

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would have anticipated to be, you know, in the position

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that we were in last year, and then.

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Speaker 3: To follow it up again this year, given all the.

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Speaker 4: Preseason circumstances and everything, like, I think they far exceeded expectations.

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Speaker 3: But the first lesson we cleared some of those early hurdles.

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Speaker 4: I think the final hurdle that for me before I'll

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really turn on the hype machine is like the conference

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is one in November, the and and sometimes.

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Speaker 3: It's how your schedule sh shapes out and not.

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Speaker 4: You know, you look at some of the other guys

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across and I think, Utah the rest of the way

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has got a pretty light schedule.

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Speaker 3: But you can only play the teams on your conference.

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And I don't care.

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Speaker 4: Whatever my deal is, if you're gonna win a conference championship,

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it might not be two, it might not be three,

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but you're gonna at least to have have to be

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one good in this conference. It's so solid from top

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to bottom that every November you're going to have to

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win a huge game like the one they got coming

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up this week. So well, I'm excited at the prospects

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for me. Man, you got you got to go one

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and oh like, you've got to take care of business

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this week. Now, if they take care of business this week,

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then I think the hype machine can you know, can can.

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Speaker 3: Get rolling a little bit faster. But no, to me,

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it's not in.

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Speaker 4: Eighty four, it's not in you know, ninety six, it

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is not in some of these other more historical seasons

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yet because November. We still got four games to play

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in November.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, November can get pretty sticky, no doubt, not only

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in a wate settings in front of sold out crowds,

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but also at home. And we've had our fair share

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of blunders in November in the modern era, even going

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you know back to.

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Speaker 3: My area team.

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Speaker 5: So BYU is number seven in the college football Playoff poll.

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Now that may not matter in the grand scheme of things,

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but if BYU I mean barring anything crazy happening in

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the Big Twelve, it looks like the Big twelve physicians, right,

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now to have at least two teams in the college

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football playoffs. It's been crazy, like the rhetoric has changed

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surrounding the Big Twelve from the Committee standpoint. The national

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media and even the national pundits don't respect the Big

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Twelve in my opinion, but the Committee does. Riddle me

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that why is that?

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Speaker 4: I think, honestly, here's part of the reason why I

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feel like they don't respect it. First of all, like

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once Texas and Oklahoma left, there's just brand bias.

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Speaker 3: But we're not gonna rehash that and talk about that.

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But to me, it has more to do with the

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fact that, like.

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Speaker 4: You cannot have Cincinnati sitting at five and zero in

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your league and Utah, who's a two lost team in

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your league, and have a two loss team in your

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league take an undefeat the team behind the woodshed. To me,

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that speaks that, like you, you are not top to

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bottom serious as a league. So you've got stuff like

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that going on, like dynamics like that like this BYU

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Texas techame. And what's crazy is Vegas obviously has it

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as a double digit spread.

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Speaker 3: It cannot be.

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Speaker 4: It cannot be a double digit game if it was.

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the credibility of the Big Twelve. With the Big Twelve

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needs is it's top players need to have heavyweight prize fights,

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throwing haymakers, games that come down to the wire. And

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I think as the Big Twelve continues to do that,

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I think in the national media's eyes and some of

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the national pundits, I think it will gain credibility. But

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that's one of the biggest things to me, is like

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you get your and it happened.

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Speaker 3: A little bit, even if they think about the beginning of.

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Speaker 4: The season when Iowa State played Kansas State in Ireland

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and just that was kind of.

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Speaker 3: Like a dot of a game or a letdown game.

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Speaker 4: You need your best teams to play the best on

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the biggest moments, and those and those big games to

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be uber competitive with super super memorable plays and down

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to the wire.

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Speaker 5: Headings, biggest or rather, what's you're most optimistic about heading

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out to Lubbock and maybe what you're most concerned about

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in facing this Red Raiders team that by scoring margin,

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I mean they're ravaging thirty four points in their scoring

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margin in their wins.

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Speaker 3: I mean that's an insane number.

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Speaker 5: Their smallest margin of victory was eighteen points URSUS Houston,

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a good team in the Big Twelve, and that one

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loss was on the road four point loss to ASU.

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Speaker 3: It came down to a final possession.

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Speaker 5: So this is a good team obviously, and they've been

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heralded as the best team with the Big Twelve. That

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the record doesn't allow them to be that. Yu's undefeated.

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But now the two best teams in the Big twelve

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face each other. The thing that you're most optimistic about

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and the thing that maybe is keeping up at night

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leading up to the kickoff.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, the most optimistic is our defense's ability to keep

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this offensive. They are historic, especially against good teams, historically

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slow starters. You think about that Utah game and they

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scored well, they scored twenty four in the second uh

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is fourth quarter and a half, no, well, and it

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was almost all in the fourth quarter, right, So I

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Speaker 3: By's defense can continue that. Here's the other thing I

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was looking up because like, what's the blueprint?

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Speaker 4: Listen, here's so Texas Tech had four positions of possessions

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in the first quarter of that Tech game, all three

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and outs, like crazy, all three and outs.

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Speaker 3: Then they got a ten play drive together that.

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Speaker 4: They actually went for, but it was only ten plays

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thirty eight yards right then they got to then they

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got a touchdown on a short field after a turnover,

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and then they got they got it rolling in the

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second half. So by is gonna have to play all

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four quarters. But I'm optimistic that the defense, first of all,

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if you can keep them, keep them at bay, not.

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Speaker 3: Get not let them get rolling and get confidence of

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the offense. That's what most optimistic is. Our abilities are

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our defensive ability to corral that offense, especially early on

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in the game.

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Speaker 4: And also with stand you know, I'm using boxing analogy,

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would stand the late round flurries, right when they start

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to get really active and start to just throw everything

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in the kitchen sink.

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Speaker 3: What I'm most worried about is this Texas Tech defense.

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I think because they are both solid.

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Speaker 4: Like b I use defense is incredibly solid, like their

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ben don't break there. It's extremely opportunistic, but like they

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don't wreak a lot of I was just looking at

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some of the stats, you know, the season leaders in

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the stack comparisons like Texas Tech. Not only are they

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like super stout against the run and a great overall.

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Speaker 3: Scoring defense, but like they got a dude on their

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team that has eleven.

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Speaker 4: And a half sacks, and like their sack numbers are

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through the roof and their turnover numbers are tops in

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the conference. So like, my most pessimistic view is that

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this is going to be the best defense that we've.

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Speaker 3: Played, I think by a large margin.

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Speaker 4: Don't get me wrong, Like Utah was a good defense,

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U I US played some other good defenses, but we

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Speaker 3: Not that that Utah offense.

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Speaker 4: Is a dynamo, right, Like our defense held them to

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twenty one points. But what my most pessimistic you is

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that this defense, because they are both stout and opportunistic,

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could keep on.

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Speaker 3: I could swelter our offense to the point that you know,

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you get a your luck runs out and you give

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up a defensive.

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Speaker 4: Touchdown and they're so they're so stout, and you're on

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the road and that stadium gets rolling, there might not

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be enough possessions to overcome this really tough.

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Speaker 5: One thing that's positive is LG.

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Speaker 3: Martin's back. How healthy is he is? The shoulder going

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to impact him.

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Speaker 5: I've been told you know, looking at the mechanism, and

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an AC joint spring. He's ready to go, but I

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wonder how much that hinders him. The offense is based.

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It's core that he's still if you will, if this

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offense is l J Martin, but Blau one through the

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air with bear bachmer So they've shown an ability to

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win without l J. But my question to you is

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does the shoulder hinder lj's effectiveness? And if so, you

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know you're confident that that bear can win with his arm,

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with his legs through the air, with his supporting cast.

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Speaker 4: So AC separations are everyone. It's not about taking hits

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like elder is going to be able to run and

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use his body and his shoulders and run behind his pads.

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Speaker 3: And by the way I've had I've had him across

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all four your two a season and.

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Speaker 4: Your sternal clibeculer or where you're collarboneus connects into your snum.

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Speaker 3: I've popped all those to grade two and grade three,

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so very familiar.

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Speaker 4: It's it's really somewhat of a manageable pain because it's

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not a mobile joint, and there's enough give and a

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body to body collision, like enough awkward angles and things

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like that.

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Speaker 3: You know where there's no.

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Speaker 4: Give and where the and where you lose your ability

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to manage angles is getting put into the ground. So

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LG's got to be really cognizant of when he's being

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tackled trying to get to his back or trying to

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like stay flat on his belly and not let me

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because if he gets buried into the ground on that shoulder,

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that's when that thing can really light up.

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Speaker 3: Again and become a problem for you.

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Speaker 4: So but if the offensive line, like we've seen, if

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the offensive line has been able to like create holes

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and he's able to get somewhat here's here's the biggest

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problem as a ball carrier. If you've got defensive linemen

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or those fronts. So those heavy dudes, those dudes that

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outweigh you, if they're hanging on your hips and then

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you're taking hits from the second level and third level guys,

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that's when stuff happens.

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Speaker 3: But if the old line's doing their job.

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Speaker 4: And he's able to get pretty cleanly through that defensive front,

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I trust his ability to manage, you know, to manage

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the contact and to manage the falls to the ground.

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Speaker 3: Just going against linebackers in safeties.

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Speaker 4: The problem is if we allow this defensive front to

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get their hands on him as.

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Speaker 3: A running back, that's when all pets are off and it.

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Speaker 4: Becomes really it can become really painful or punishing to

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run the football.

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Speaker 3: So hopefully the lie I think you talk.

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Speaker 4: About Eljay's ability to with standard like the O line's

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got to create some space for him at the first level,

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and I got confidence that he can be very productive

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and play the game, you know, at.

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Speaker 3: The second third, and to have that injury not be

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a problem. And then you talk about it through the air.

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I don't know.

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Speaker 4: I I remember, I can't remember d dude's name, but

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this white boy safety that Texas Tech had, it was

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all over the field. I'm going to be interested to

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see because as I scout by U, I'm like, all right,

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we're not letting Kingston beat us, and we're not letting

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Roberts betas. So probably I'm put my best corner who's

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fallen Chase everywhere, and I'm probably bracketing Parker on most plays.

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So then can Carson, Ryan Beacha, can some of the

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other you know, can some of the other receiving talent

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get it done for you? And that's what I will know.

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So you talk about compare beat it through the arm.

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I don't know, man, if they got a lockdown corner

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locking up your number one option and they're bracketing your

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number two option, I don't think that's an exciting prospect

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for any quarterback. So it'll But that said, if you know,

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if they want to play straight up man like a

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man free, then let's find a one on one matchup.

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And I like Bear's accuracy and I like Bau's ability

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to find matchups if they're just going to play straight up,

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if they're going to sit back and play zone, I

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love bears discipline, his way that he throes with timing,

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the accuracy to be able to find completions and put

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it all down the field.

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Speaker 3: So I trust him Bear's ability to do it. The

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one tough thing for me is just if.

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Speaker 4: They can lock and I know they have what they

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believe to be kind of a lockdown corner, and if

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they if they follow that, if they if they locked

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that meet up on Chase Roberts and have them fallen

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across the field and then on key downs if they're bracketing.

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Kingston to me, I like you, you're just gonna have

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to do something that we haven't seen yet in order

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to be successful. And whenever you're faced with that proposition

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on the road in a huge game, it can be tough.

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Speaker 5: No doubt about it.

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Speaker 3: Riley, the.

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Speaker 5: Differentiator has been, in my opinion, one of the big

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differentiators for BYU in these big games. I feel like

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it has been at times special teams, and as I

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was looking at the analytics, I think Texas Tech is

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ranked in the s P plus efficiency Special Teams make

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of eightieth in the country and bas ranked six now.

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Over the last three years since k pop came into

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into power for that special team S unit, I've never

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seen as many touchdowns from palm returns, cape returns and

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then also turnovers created on punk cover kick cover. It's

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a pretty monument. And then furthermore, I mean we've had

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great kicking as well, like I mean flipping fields, field

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position battles, great place kicking, and you know, I know

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you lost some really close games due to special teams.

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neglects special teams efficiency at times and how they win

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football games for you, especially in close games. Could you

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elaborate on that a little bit and that impact that

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it could have maybe in a close game versus sext

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stick Well.

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Speaker 4: Unfortunately not to bring up painful memories, but during the.

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Speaker 3: During the nine game losing streak against Utah, I felt

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like every both playing.

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Speaker 4: In those games and then you know, finishing my career

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and watching those games, I was like, all right, what

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special teams like plays Utah going to have. It's either

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going to completely flip.

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Speaker 3: The momentum and the outlook of the game or it's

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going to produce a score for them.

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Speaker 4: So like that's that's the biggest example that I can do.

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know that if a drive stalls out on like this

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on the twenty seven, you know, or somewhere there just

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on the outside of.

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Speaker 3: The red zone, that like you're still going to come

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over the points.

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Speaker 4: You cannot underestimate the positive momentum of being like, hey,

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we had a good drive, you know bal didn't we

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had a penalty, or Bal didn't bounce our way, or

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just the defense made a good play on a key down,

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but you can still walk away with points, which is

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going against this defense. It's only giving up thirteen points

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per game. Points are gonna come at a premium, and

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so that is, yeah, it cannot be understated.

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Speaker 3: And then the other thing.

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Speaker 4: Nothing deflates a road crowd bigger than a special teams

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just similarly at home, like nothing ignites a crowd like

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a special team's play, a momentum swinging player, a special

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team score. Nothing deflates a crowd more than a special

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team score, and so it can't be understated.

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Speaker 3: And yeah, I mean you need to win.

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Speaker 4: There's three phases to football offense, defense, and special teams,

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and you need to win at.

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Speaker 3: Least two out of three. If you're going on the world,

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you hope to win.

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Speaker 4: Three out of three, but you need to win at

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least two out of three to give yourself a chance.

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It's nothing against the BYU defense is just it's rather

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the caliber of this Texas Tech offense.

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Speaker 3: I think.

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Speaker 4: I think, honestly, if I'm game planning, we we must

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win on defense, we must win on special teams, and

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then we have to keep things neutral on offense. And

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even then I think, to your point that it came

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down to a final possession with Arizona State scoring with

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less than a minute.

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Speaker 3: Left to be Texas Tech. I still think that if you.

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Speaker 4: Win defense, you win special teams, and you neutralize offense.

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I think it's still going to be a type of

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game that comes down to the final possession.

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Speaker 5: Riley always appreciate our time together. Great inside you.

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Speaker 3: Get a score prediction.

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Speaker 5: I mean, look, the EYU is a dog, a fairly

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heavy dog.

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Speaker 3: I mean, it started out it's ten and a half.

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Now it's back up to ten and a half. Yeah,

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so he's like ESPN, Caesars. Yeah. I mean, and.

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Speaker 5: I don't know how many analysts, how many pundits. I mean,

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obviously the betters. I think it's just in the betting game.

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And so like you see people you know, putting down

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their money. And and although it moved initially down to

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nine and a half, now it's back to sen and

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a half.

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Speaker 3: What do you make of that? And and I know b.

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Speaker 5: Yu's covered well thus far, and even the last two

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games when they have been dogs, obviously they've they've covered.

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Speaker 4: To me, I think that just signals that Vegas thinks

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that this is the game that the bear Bachmeyer carriage

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turns back into a pumpkin.

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Speaker 3: I just think that they don't believe that a defense

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of this.

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Speaker 4: Caliber that has been so stout in doing what they've done,

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and the performances and so truly you know, dominant, not

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just in the conference, but on a national scale too.

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I just don't think that they believe that a fresh

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quarterback can lead an offensive unit against them to do that.

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you think is a pattern like go look at their

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scoring patterns, and they've scored more points in the fourth

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quarter than any other quarter. And so I think what

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I don't think they're I don't think that ten and

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a half point spread.

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Speaker 3: Is indicating that this is going to be a wire

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to wire, you know, comfortable win from Texas Tech.

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Speaker 4: But rather, I think that what Vegas is signaling is

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that when this game gets it, it's going to be

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a hard fop out. But when this thing gets into

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the fourth quarter, the inexperience of ba's freshman quarterback and

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the flurry of offensive points scoring that Texas Tech has

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demonstrated of a course of season gets this thing to

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double digits.

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Speaker 3: But hey, don't be fooled. Like I love Kilane the

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moment more than anybody, and I'm not trying to like.

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Speaker 4: What I'm a comment on him his image. But here's

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one thing I know about that dude. He is fiercely competitive.

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You best believe that he's his boys know that they

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are double digit dogs that despote being number one in

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the conference, despite being by having beat them, despite having

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gone on the road in Iowa State when they were

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dogs again. You best believe that everybody in that facility

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down in Provo knows that they're double digit dogs, and

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Klannie's and not just Kilanie but also you know, uh

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Jay Hill and Aaron Roderick and all the way down through.

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Those boys know.

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Speaker 3: That they're being disrespected and that's going to mean something

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to them.

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Speaker 4: And so look, dude, you can prognosticate, and you can.

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Speaker 3: Set in Vegas, can say all the things, but this

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is what I.

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Speaker 4: Used to tell my little league team this year because

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they would get online and they'd see these other teams

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that they play in the scores and this, and.

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Speaker 3: That I'd be like, this is why we play the game.

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Speaker 4: Like we don't sit there and go off scores or

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in this case, we don't go off Vegas spreads and

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just declare a winner. This is why you line up,

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You line up, you buckle up your chin strap, and

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you go out and play.

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Speaker 3: Because on any given Saturday, anything can happen.

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Speaker 4: So this started with you asking me for a score

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prediction twenty seventeen.

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Speaker 3: That's what I can for you.

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Speaker 4: Like BYU wins an absolute slug and actulute slugfest.

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Speaker 3: They hold Texas Tech to their.

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Speaker 4: Defensive season or to BYU's defensive season average at seventeen clients.

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And I think Texas Tech's allowing thirteen points. I think

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our offense manages that. And to your point, I think

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there's a defensive our special team score in there. That's

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the difference twenty to seventeen coups.

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Speaker 3: Great breakdown, Riley. Always appreciate our time less.

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Speaker 5: Lefty breaking it all down. I'll let you get back

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to all your daily to dos. Rep in uh, what's

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your re at best? Real quick little drop for those

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that are looking for insurance.

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Speaker 3: How can they get a held of you?

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Speaker 5: And what type of insurance do you provide to employers

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around the state?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: Thanks, So I worked for a company called GBS. We're

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part of the level group organization. So any core, any

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insurance has to.

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Speaker 3: Do with your business.

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Speaker 4: So if we're talking workers, clout, property, casualty, liability like

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cyber insurance, like all of those kind of things that

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you need to protect the operations. We also have another

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arm that works in helping manage the insurances that you

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offer to that's our benefits wing.

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Speaker 3: So like your health insurance, if you offer if your

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up for a group plan to your.

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Speaker 4: Employees, or you offer PERK programs or other things like that,

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there's there's that benefits thing. And then lastly, well this

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is not I work in those two buckets the third

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bucket because I'm not licensed and I got to say that,

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but we do have a practice that will help you

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save costs in the four one that you're offering to employees.

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Speaker 3: So again the financial benefits.

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Speaker 4: So if you look at it, there's the insurances on

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the business, there's the insurances you offer your employees, and

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then there's your financial benefits.

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Speaker 3: We have a we have a complete prol and k.

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Speaker 4: They're great at lowering your fees, get getting your fund

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line up to be dialed in for your employees so

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that they're making more money on their harder and retirement savings.

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And then on the other two buckets, we're saving your

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employer costs and saving money out of your employees paychecks too,

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allowing you to give back raises and all that stuff,

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all through proper.

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Speaker 3: Risk management and insurance and insurance brokering.

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Speaker 4: So hit me up on LinkedIn or uh, you know,

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I'm over the internet in and.

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Speaker 3: I'm not our to fine.

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Speaker 4: Thanks for letting me do the plug, Ben, and always

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a pleasure to be with you, fellas much.

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Speaker 5: Love to you, unless they're lefty Riley Nelson all right,

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Ronnie closes us out.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, guys, thanks to that. Ben, be safe obviously traveling

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to doctors appointment. Thanks for Riley's time.

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