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what's that man living the dream man? It's a beautiful Tuesday.

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Wassatz front. But yeah, man, feeling pretty good with BYU

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basketball getting a win over Tech that was a boon

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for BYU. Camp Kalani well underway and the offense starting

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to find its groove a little bit, and some cohesion

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getting into the swing of things, trying to step up

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in the absence of Chase Roberts and Parker Kingston. All

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good things for by You wouldn't shoot the women's basketball

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team doing well. There's a lot of things that are

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going well for b YU and b yu's athletic department.

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It's one of the healthiest uh you know, athletic departiaments

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healthiest times in BYU athletic history.

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Speaker 5: Yeah. No, And it was fun. We were able to

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go to the game, the Texas Tech game. I was

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able to bring my boys in. Awesome shout out to

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kJ and then also the Kazlowski crew. Yeah, we hooking

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it up for my boys to get some foods and

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yet things.

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Speaker 1: We love the Koslowski family.

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Speaker 5: They're awesome, good people and a lot of fun. So

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it was fun to be down and watch that game.

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I felt the energy of the Marriott Center was outstanding. Yep,

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you know that the fans. I don't think I've heard

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it that loud in a long time. And it was

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like a continuous like there was there was a definite

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advantage for BYU with the Mary Center in the crowd,

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and it was a lot of fun.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just a great win for b YU basketball.

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And what was interesting is like AJ didn't even have

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his best game. He was kind of average, slightly above

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average game for AJ. They still found a way to

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win well.

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Speaker 5: And I'll tell you, you know, some of the couple

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couple of things that I saw, so Rob right had

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an amazing game, but the pieces that I pay attention

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to were when Rob went and got fouled and made

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made the shot and then he just stood there and

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stared down that Texas Tech player that fouled him. There

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was a different sense of competitiveness. Yeah, just just hey,

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you're not going to beat me today, you know. And

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and you could see that on the floor. In the

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defensive side of it, there was just a little bit,

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certain situations getting aggressive maybe not throwing a chair acrossed,

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Speaker 6: But the old school.

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Speaker 1: But Bobby tossing a chair the.

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Speaker 5: Tea, that's okay, hitting the ref face, make them upset,

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get a technical, get the energy of the team behind

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you and fired up. And I think there's coming to

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the tournament. I think he needs to pull a tea

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energy back. If they're getting down, it's okay to do that,

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you know, And it's okay to yell at the refs

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a little bit and get that technical to get the

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energy back on your team. So it'd be fun to see.

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I think they're gonna they're gonna do well. I am

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excited to see the game tonight and just kind of

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where they go. And you know, exciting guys coming in

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next year. They're already getting some good, good signees and

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and some guys that are coming back. And let's talk

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about that, you know.

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Speaker 6: I I aj.

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Speaker 1: Multi multiple times now.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he said in the post game after the Texas

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stat game to Spencer Lytton, I don't know if you

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want to we want to find that sound. But like

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he said it in the Desert Voices podcast, like I'm

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Speaker 6: Nothing or four times.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he's had a smirk on his face and he

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says it. But so you buying or selling the rhetoric

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that Aj is seriously contemplating coming back for an additional

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euro of you one.

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Speaker 5: I'll tell you what so so watching him, I'll tell

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you here's something. Another thing I noticed before the game,

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you know, as they were calling out the players. It

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is the only one that went to the other opposing

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team's coach and shook his hand when they're calling the

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players out the starters, right. I don't think he's ingenuine.

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Speaker 2: That's that's the hard part for me, is like you

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think he's a genuine.

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Speaker 5: I think he's genuinely considering it, and I think that

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he does have his parents on his side talking about

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it now. The same with football, the same with basketball.

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Once you leave that collegiate deal is gone. Right, you're

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never going to come back and play college basketball again

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with your friends. Uh and and experience what he's doing

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now and class to be talking about quite a bit.

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Speaker 2: His mom says, I want you to get that degree,

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which means three years.

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Speaker 5: If they go deep into the tournament, it might change, right, Okay.

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I I think that there is some contemplating now but

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knowing who's who we've signed for next year, and there's thoughts, man,

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is this the national championship team? You know, if I

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come back for one more year. So if he's being genuine,

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I love it and I appreciate it. If he's not,

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and he's he's one hundred percent leaving and he's going

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to the draft, then stop talking about it, yeah, because

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it kind of it just it just.

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Speaker 6: Rubs you wrong.

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Speaker 5: If that's the direction he's going now, if he's really contemplating,

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and I think it is, I think the smirk is

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you guys don't know how serious I am about possibly

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card back.

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Speaker 2: That's in myself, you think as you you interpret the

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smirk as no, I'm seriously because if.

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Speaker 5: You was smirking the other way around, you know, for me,

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that would be that would be really distasteful. Okay, if

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he's smirking like I might come back.

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Speaker 6: But I'm not.

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Speaker 1: So I'll give you I'll give you my thought on this.

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Speaker 2: This is a conspiracy theory that I have and I'll

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give you the sequence of it. Let's talk baseline foundational

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things of what the NBA is and the the the

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the state of the NBA as a institution, as a program,

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as a business. It is an entertainment business, correct, Okay,

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it needs more so now than ever, more stars, more faces, sure, right, Like.

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Speaker 1: Lebron is almost done.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Steph Curry is in his twilight, right, you have

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Speaker 6: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: I mean kad.

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Speaker 2: Is is on the outs, right, So you're losing your

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faces of the NBA, your stars.

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Speaker 1: You're all stars.

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Speaker 2: There's some great players, there's no doubt, like there's some

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good players, but they need more stardom.

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Speaker 1: They just do.

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Speaker 6: They do.

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Speaker 1: I think the.

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Speaker 2: This this particular class realizes that and realize. Darren Peterson

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has also said, like, I don't know if I'm coming out,

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like I may stay here at Kansas. I really like Kansas.

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That so that, you know, like that's all have been discussed.

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So he's not the only one. He's just not the

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only one that has said this. This to me, is

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in the state of the NCAA basketball right now, with

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nil and the amount of money that can be allocated

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with revshare, et cetera, the NBA or the NCAA can

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actually compete with the NBA to a degree. Sure, now

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it can't when it's a true one and done. But

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at the same time, there is a possibility that they

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can at least make it worth his while to stick around.

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Speaker 5: It was financial before, in my opinion, why people would

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leave after one year and go to the NBA. Because

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you have or even at a high school right, right,

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you have the ability to make the money, right, and

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the money's there now the money is in collegiate sports,

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So it does It does give you and I have

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having a year including sports and enjoying it and being

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around these guys and not having it be a business

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Speaker 6: It's different, you know.

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Speaker 5: I if it's money driven, one hundred percent, he's going

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to the league, you know. But if it's not money driven,

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and there's other there are other significant factors that are

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helping him make that decision, he may not, you know.

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So it'll be a fun one to see. But I

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do think that the tournament is going to play into that.

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If they go deep into the tournament, if they they

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all of a sudden just become this dog of a

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team and make a run, I think he goes the NBA.

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Speaker 1: This is the thing.

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Speaker 2: I mean, Cooper Flag sign a four year contract first

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overall pick sixty two point seven million dollars. I mean,

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you can't. You're not gonna get that, right, Like your

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your your rookie scale contract, you know annually, you know

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you're looking at thirteen point eight million, fourteen point five million,

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fifteen point two nineteen point two as a rookie. Do

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like b why you I can be when you compete

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with that? Can the the corporate entities of by you

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can maybe they could if they choose to.

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Speaker 1: Okay, if they choose to, they could.

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Speaker 2: They could compete, Like, hey, we I think this is

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a leverage play. I look at the pathway of a

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j from Massachusetts to Utah Prep and Hurricane freaking Utah. Okay,

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what are we doing? Like he why is at Utah Prep?

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Speaker 6: Right?

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Speaker 2: There's no way he ends up at b Yu? And

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he said consistently why am I at b Yu? Well, obviously,

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Speaker 1: But also he's like, I wanted to do something different

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than everybody else.

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Speaker 2: I didn't want to just go down the same path

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as everybody else that that has ever gone to the NBA.

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Speaker 6: You know, then stay another year, right right? Right? If

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Speaker 2: It's been reported his parents live in Utah. Yeah, Okay,

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I think he wants to go to the jazz. I

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Speaker 6: To the jazz. Well, he wants to go to the

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guy who's been signing the checks for a while.

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Speaker 1: I think he wants to go to the jazz, right

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And maybe he does.

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Speaker 2: And I think with all of what has been the

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hullabaloo around the Jazz at the end.

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Speaker 1: Of the season tanking Superstar either yeah.

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Speaker 2: And they never get the lottery and so like Silver

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castigates them with with punitary you know, putative like like

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monetary damage, damaging right to the Jazz, sending out independent

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physicians to check.

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Speaker 1: The lorry market in m r J.

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Speaker 2: Is this all just you know, a fugazi And eventually

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what's gonna happen is like if the if the NBA

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doesn't give that lottery pick, that's like twelve and a

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half percent probability with the Jazz where they're currently at,

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to the Jazz to get aj AJ staying at in provo,

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that's another option, you know what I mean, Like he's

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gonna leverage if he wants to go to the Jazz,

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and he's like, look, I want to play for the Jazz,

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just so you know, I want to go to the Jazz.

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I want to play for the Jazz. So we all

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know that the NBA has bought and paid for anyways.

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There's so many conspiracy theories about even the Luka Donci trade.

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No one thinks that that's real, that somehow the Mavericks

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got it the lottery, like the probability is insane. No

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one wins in Vegas. And and and there's no way

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that Dallas could have won that lottery.

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Speaker 1: I'm sorry.

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Speaker 2: It's all a fugazif gaisy. It's all entertainment. It's all

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create more entertainment. And AJ's over here like okay, I

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get that. Yeah, and you probably want me in a

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big market, but I want to go to the Jazz.

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Speaker 1: Because I want to go do something different maybe.

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Speaker 2: And if you don't give that to him, then I'm

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staying in provo. That's leverage, bro. And you know Corporate

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America and big corps, they only answer to leverage.

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Speaker 1: That's all they add.

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Speaker 5: And he has all the leverage. If he's trying to

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play a leverage game, he's got it, you know. And

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and he's then enough to put himself in that position, and.

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Speaker 1: That's conspiracy theory.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I love it. I love it. And it could

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go either way.

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Speaker 5: Yea, all these angles and it really could be his

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mom going you're going to get the degree because you're

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going to be the one of the first. Maybe I

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don't know if it's first in his family, but coming

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from third world countries and it's it's I think.

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Speaker 6: And Congo Congo.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, And and so it makes a big difference, you know,

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people that don't have those opportunities to get the education.

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Speaker 6: Now he has it.

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Speaker 5: They have plenty of money coming in, you know. So

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there's a different perspective. You know, he's chasing something different

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and and I look forward to seeing what what his

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final decision is.

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Speaker 6: So, but I hope he's genuine. That's all.

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Speaker 5: That's all I can say about it, is be genuine

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about it. But I just watching him as how he

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plays the game, how he interacts.

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Speaker 6: With with the other coaches, the other players, I just

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can't you know.

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Speaker 5: I think I'm a good judge of people, right, and

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I don't see him being dis genuine about.

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Speaker 2: What would be competitive, right, So obviously Cooper flag that's

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the standard right now is the first overall pick sixty

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two point seven million, four year deal. First year would

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come out to about thirteen point eight million. If you know,

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if aj gets an nil deal from corporate BYU, corporate sponsorships,

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et cetera, if they get to ten million, why would

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you not you know and think about it. I guess

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he could come back. Well, especially if he is not

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gonna go.

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Speaker 5: To If he playing in California and he loses all

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of it to taxes, there's a whole different you know.

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Speaker 6: Depending where.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, your tax bracket is impacted by it as an

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independent countract.

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Speaker 1: Furthermore, like what.

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Speaker 2: We don't know is his you know, the the organization

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that he's set up, which is a not for profit,

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the Ajure de Bonsa Foundation.

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Speaker 1: That's another component.

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Speaker 2: Right when you're talking about tax sheltering and doing good causes,

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doing good things to the community.

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Speaker 5: That's better than donating to your own foundation, right right,

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It's one hundred percent and it's legal.

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Speaker 2: It's completely legal, So like, yeah, it does. Yeah, if

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you're playing in Florida, if you're playing in Oregon. You know,

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it depends on where you're playing as far as your

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income tax you go to a. He goes to a

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big market, he goes to New York, he goes to California.

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Like you're getting taxed up the wazoo. It's all Uncle

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Sam's money, and it's all state money.

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Speaker 6: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: I mean, like you look at those things and it's like, okay, yeah,

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Speaker 1: You don't have to get to ten million.

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Speaker 2: If you get to eight million, you're probably in the

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ballpark for next year competitively, which is completely.

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Speaker 6: Feasible considering what he did.

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Speaker 5: Considering and remember, he doesn't just have the money from BYU.

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He's got endorsement, He's.

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Speaker 1: Got he's got Red Bull, he's got Nike.

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Speaker 6: I mean the Red Bull endorsements.

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Speaker 5: Having been following professional surfing for years when these guys

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started signing, these Red Bull Monster target started. But these

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guys were raking in my compared to what it used

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to be when he were just sponsored by a surf brand.

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are the face of those industries, and those industries are

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have talking about leverage.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, they're booming broom and so I think at

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his networth coming in, I don't think that that's the factor.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, because I think It's like when when was it?

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Speaker 1: When?

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Speaker 6: When?

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Speaker 2: Uh?

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Speaker 6: When Kobe signed it with with.

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Speaker 2: With Adidas out of out of college or out of

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high school.

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Speaker 6: He was making way more money with that endorsement than he.

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Speaker 1: Than he was in the NBA game.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he had that Adidas deal and then eventually went

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to Nike after the Leader's deal came up.

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Speaker 5: But they make so much money on those endorsement opportunities

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and because they can get him now.

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Speaker 2: And to that point, let me let me talk about TV.

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Speaker 1: It's hard to find.

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Speaker 2: So let's say he goes to I don't know, let's

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say he goes to you know, I guess a bigger

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market than the Jazz. Even if he's with the Jazz.

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Let's say he goes to the Jazz. Let's just say, hey,

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that's the ideal. He goes to the Jazz. Even then,

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from a NBA viewership standpoint, how many NBA fans are

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watching AJ with the Jazz night in and night out.

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Speaker 1: They're not. They don't get to watch it.

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Speaker 6: It's different.

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Speaker 1: It's different.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, So like you can make an argument that the

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Big twelve every single game, I mean, like there's not

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as many games one hundred percent. I get that so,

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but there's a marketability that sometimes trumps the NBA.

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Speaker 1: Marketability, I would say in some ways.

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Speaker 2: And if you already have you know, your Nike deal,

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you have your Red Bull deal. You want more deals,

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you got your not for profit.

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Speaker 6: Those deals are are long term. They're not just they're

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not ending next year.

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Speaker 1: They're not ending just because you know.

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Speaker 5: It's because they want to see who he's gonna sign with. Yeah,

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these are deals made because of who he is.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so I get it. That's my conspiracy. I still

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think he's going. I think he will, and I think

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he's going to the jazz. That's what I think. Oh yeah,

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I think he's going to the jazz. I think he's

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leveraged that. I think he's completely manipulating Silver in the NBA.

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Speaker 1: He's going to the jazz. This has been a this has.

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Speaker 2: Been orchestrated, This has been puppeteered, This has been strategically architected.

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And he's going to the jazz or he's going back

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to b y you, Ronald, give me your thoughts on this.

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Where do you stand with the ag to Bonsa, uh,

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you know, flirtations of coming back to Provo.

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Speaker 4: First, I just want to say Darren Peterson's a copycat saying,

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oh yeah, I might not go to the NBA draft.

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You only said that after Aj said it, because AJ's

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controlling the narrative now right. He's been projected now in

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these mock drafts now been to be the number one pick.

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Speaker 3: Darren's lost that because he's.

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Speaker 4: Been DNP Anyway, to the point, I do think AJ's

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parents are genuine because I've passed walking by them and

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hearing their conversations, and I've you know, obviously I've spoken,

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you know, to Ace myself and passing great family, great people.

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I can say this, you know, from being black and

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having my sister married to you know, and what is

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it a Ghanaian man and the African parents don't play

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when it comes to education.

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Speaker 3: They do not.

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Speaker 4: They mean business. They want you to get it, and

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they really do want them. I believe all that is genuine.

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Speaker 1: I do.

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Speaker 4: I believe AJ's mom and his dad both want him

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to get his grad. I believe Aj wants to get

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his degree. I also believe that he's not gonna leave

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sixty million dollars or what it equivalates you on the table,

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regardless of what the market is.

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Speaker 3: When it's your time to go. It's your time to go.

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Speaker 4: I don't know if if the BYU donors will pay

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AJ specifically out of pocket eight million by himself, it's

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still BYU. I still think that the image sets a factor,

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right and not saying AJ's not worth it, because I

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think he's worth every dollar he gets. And I'm not

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talking about his endorsements with Red Buller with Nike. I'm

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talking about specifically of what by you would give him

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if he would come back. I obviously he would get

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a pay raise, but I don't think it would double

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from what I think it is. I think AJ and

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I don't know what the number is, but it's making

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somewhere between four and five. I don't believe that would double.

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I could be wrong, especially with the injuries that they've

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had on the team and how the team has gone

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this year. If you do that next year and things

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were to occur, you don't know, same narrative, but but

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I think AJ's going.

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Speaker 3: I do agree with you, Ben, though, I think he.

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Speaker 4: Has leverage just behind the scene and these things are

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for him to end up in Utah. Jeff Tieg said

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it a year ago, a year and a half ago,

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Like Man stop playing that boy.

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Speaker 1: That boy.

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Speaker 3: He's like, why would a.

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Speaker 4: Boy from Brockton, Massachusetts, the East Coast come to Utah

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prep go to BYU for a reason, NBA coach? Now,

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he could have gone to any other coach. He's like,

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he going to the jazz man. So I firmly believe

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that I believe finally the Jazz will get the number

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one overall pick. And if they do, and I maybe

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should tweet this out and claim this now they're taking AJ,

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They're not taking daring. If the Jazz have the number

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one pick, they might as well just put AJ in

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the facility now, Ben, because that's exactly what it's gonna be.

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He's been caught courtside with his parents multiple times with

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Kevin Young Ben. He's dabbed up Lebron like, I mean,

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it's all persuading, and it's all image wise. Look, we

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know how pr works, right, The narrative and all of

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it image wise has showcased for AJ to go to

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the Jazz.

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Speaker 3: So we'll see what happens.

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Speaker 4: I mean, obviously, still Indiana and Sacramento project to get

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the number one, one and number two picks, but we

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won't know until April or May until the season's over.

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But I firmly do believe that you know, AJ is

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genuine and he does want his degree. But I also

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believe when he looks at it, he's not gonna leave

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that money on the table. I do believe he'll be

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in the NBA, and I believe to get pushed back.

475
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I believe market wise, I think because it's AJ, I

476
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believe they'll find a way to get the Jazz on TV.

477
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Even if it's not the first year, will be the

478
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second year. I believe that the ticket sales will go up.

479
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Speaker 3: Price as well. I mean, look at it for this year.

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Speaker 4: Look at what happened with AJ and Rock passes and

481
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tickets like Jared knows like that going to games Ben,

482
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you know, like the prices went up when you have

483
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a valuable player like that, when you have someone that

484
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people want to see. I promise you that the Jazz

485
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will sell more tickets if AJ is the number one

486
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overall pick and plan for the organization. I would bet

487
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my savings on it that it would be, and I

488
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wouldn't be surprised. And heck, I myself might have to

489
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pay a few extra bucks to go see him play

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with the Jazz.

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Speaker 1: There you go, that's Ronald's opinion.

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Speaker 2: Any follow up to that, my guy, Jared, let's say

493
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you tap protect to films.

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Speaker 6: I think you guys are all to something. You know,

495
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there's you know, look like.

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Speaker 2: Man, I like your positive outlook that he's being genuine.

497
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He's the guy that goes out there and shakes the

498
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hand of the opposing head coach.

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Speaker 1: And he's been genuine.

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Speaker 2: He's been fourth right, He's not been dishonest in anything.

501
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Speaker 1: You know. He very well, even though there's a smirk

502
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when he says it.

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Speaker 4: He makes his teammates shakes hand, has been remember Steve

504
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Lutz Oklahoma AJ made we don't know which player it

505
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is heed the game. But still though like Jerry sportsmanship,

506
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he grabs his teammate.

507
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Speaker 5: And like, you don't have to make these comments multiple times, right,

508
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you don't have to muddy the water if you're not

509
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being genuine, like you can be like yeah, you know,

510
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you don't have to say anything about where you're going.

511
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You know, it's been a great year, it's been fun

512
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to play at BYU. That's it, you know. But but

513
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he goes out of his way to make those comments.

514
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So I feel like he's a genuine dude, and I

515
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think that he's his tall and in it. But but

516
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I I if he if he wants to play for

517
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the Jazz, and the Jazz happened to get that pick,

518
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then you know, Ryan Smith's gonna corner him in the

519
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back room and throw out some numbers that he's probably

520
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not gonna be able to say no to.

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Speaker 6: You know, so at any rate. But but at the end,

522
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it's there's a lot to figure out.

523
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Speaker 5: And uh, first they got to go beat Kansas State

524
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tonight and h and make a run.

525
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Speaker 6: And just see what happens. And I think that would help.

526
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Speaker 1: How far do they go in the in the Big

527
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twelve Tournament? Do you think.

528
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Speaker 5: The Big twelve Tournament? They they should win two games

529
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and yeah, I mean.

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Speaker 1: That that they lose versus Houston.

531
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Speaker 5: Yeah, they're they're gonna have a I mean, they can win,

532
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but it takes a It takes multiple really good games,

533
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just like we saw against Texas Tech. And I don't

534
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know that they have it in him to do multiple

535
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games like that unfortunately. But yeah, we would would love

536
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to see it. I'd love to see him get make

537
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a sweet sweet sixteen, But it's really gonna depend on

538
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the drawing and who we're up against, and and what

539
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kind of energy that the team rings.

540
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Speaker 1: You know, he needs some boop game to energy is

541
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what we need, right, we.

542
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Speaker 5: Need we need the guy on the court that's gonna

543
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bump a guy and kind of push him out of

544
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the way and get a little bit physical, stare somebody

545
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down and coach, you uncle, get a technical when we

546
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need it, right, let's go, come on, don't throw a Jerry.

547
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Speaker 4: Let's go Jared and I on the quarter of this

548
00:24:26,839 --> 00:24:29,519
Ky is too nice sometimes man, I just just just

549
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get the technical, like Kelsey Sampson gets technicals.

550
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Speaker 3: You know what they do?

551
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Speaker 4: You know what the officials do because they want to

552
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kick you out. They change the calls because they don't

553
00:24:36,839 --> 00:24:38,640
want to kick a college coach out. You don't make

554
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the NBA money like they don't NBA. It's fine, they

555
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don't want to do that in college. So I'm a Jared,

556
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get the technical. Please do something.

557
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm just saying, like smash a water bottle. I

558
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don't know how Elder Rasband and elder Elder Bednar feel

559
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about it.

560
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Speaker 6: Are they competitive?

561
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Speaker 1: They may not like the technical fouls?

562
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Speaker 6: Well if that's well, I'm not gonna go there.

563
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Speaker 2: You know, maybe they maybe I haven't read about Jesus

564
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from the Temple, you know, flipping flipping things over.

565
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Speaker 6: Yeah.

566
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Speaker 5: Well, I just think that the energy is sometimes when

567
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a coach gets that call, the energy that that your

568
00:25:12,160 --> 00:25:14,039
your players get from that.

569
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Speaker 6: Yeah, changes games.

570
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so all right, tell us a little bit about

571
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Utah protective films Jared Blizo.

572
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Speaker 5: Yes, coming into summer months, if you're driving around in

573
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your car and you and first off, you don't.

574
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Speaker 6: We had Kirostonga's mom.

575
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Speaker 5: We we just finished up her VW beetle that she

576
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loved to death, and she was like, I want no

577
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tint And I said, but listen, we can do a

578
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seventy percent, which essentially is a clear film, but you

579
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get all the heat rejection properties, the infrared, the UV protection,

580
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all of that. So she said, okay, so coming up

581
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to the hot months, this is the best thing. It's

582
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not a gimmick. It works.

583
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Speaker 6: Come by. I'll show you.

584
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Speaker 5: We have a sample that you can you can feel

585
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the difference. But when you put the ceramic film on,

586
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you notice a huge difference when heat with heat rejection. Yeah,

587
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and the infrared blocks all the UV. It blocks a

588
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lot of the infrared and it just it keeps things

589
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cooler inside your car, and it's noticeably different. So swing by,

590
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let us show you that. Let us know that you

591
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heard about us here on the ESPN the fan and

592
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bank credits, so we can give you a discount. And yeah,

593
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love love love our time here. We really appreciate it.

594
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And and uh yeah, let's go b Yu, Let's let's

595
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win tonight.

596
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Speaker 2: Love that man actually one life thing football? Yeah, Camp Collotte, Uh,

597
00:26:27,279 --> 00:26:30,160
how you feeling? What's your level of optimism with the

598
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new tight ends? You know Kyler Kasper, new wide receiver. Uh,

599
00:26:34,319 --> 00:26:37,559
new new chemistry between Bear Bachmeyer and this crew that's

600
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trying to situate themselves to be able to really maximize

601
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the throw game.

602
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Speaker 6: Yeah, what's developing? You know?

603
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Speaker 5: I I I truly believe that they're going to develop

604
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a really strong chemistry with the guys that are there.

605
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They there's a lot of talent in the room, receivers,

606
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running backs, and it's the coolest thing is going as

607
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a competitor, And if I was in that room, would

608
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be knowing there's no number one, there's no number two

609
00:27:04,559 --> 00:27:07,640
written on paper going in unlike LJ Right, who's your

610
00:27:07,720 --> 00:27:11,039
number one? And that receiver room. It's not written in

611
00:27:11,160 --> 00:27:14,720
stone who's that guy. So everyone's got a shot to

612
00:27:14,799 --> 00:27:18,480
prove that they are worthy of being in that rotation.

613
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And and that's real fun being competitive and wanting to

614
00:27:23,039 --> 00:27:25,799
know that there's an opportunity there and and.

615
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Speaker 6: It's up to you to go and get it.

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Speaker 5: So, you know, Kyler Casper, I think is right up

617
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there and in the running for it and is understanding

618
00:27:34,799 --> 00:27:38,519
that that opportunity is there for the taking. And you

619
00:27:38,559 --> 00:27:41,079
can kind of see it with different players of who's

620
00:27:41,119 --> 00:27:45,319
aggressively going after that. Yeah, and but yeah, the talents there,

621
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the chemistry will come. It does take more time for

622
00:27:48,440 --> 00:27:52,160
the offense to gel than it does the defense, but it's.

623
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Speaker 6: Just a matter of time, you know, and that'll that'll

624
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all roll together.

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Speaker 1: Jed Blodsoe