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Here along the wahsatch front, let's get out to the

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Speaker 3: Let's welcome in Blame Valor to the show. What's up Blade?

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Speaker 4: Hey Ben, how's your day going?

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Speaker 5: Bro?

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Speaker 2: It's good man. All is well in Cougar Country for me. Look,

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I take losses in stride. Everyone always asked me, Hey,

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are you do you get bent out of shape? Are

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you emotionally attached to the loss of Like? No, man,

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I've experienced many losses on and off the football field

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in my life. I'm like, Hey, this is a part

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of the process. Now it's time to get better focused

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on the task at hand. How did you experience it?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm kind of the same way.

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Speaker 5: I like, I keep my expectations pretty level throughout the year,

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even when they got such a good start. When I

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looked at what we all have, all the gauntlet of

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games that were coming up here and middle of October

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to the end of November, all along, I said to myself, listen,

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the toughest part of the schedule is the two road

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games back to back, even though this split up by

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a bye on the road at Iowa State on the

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road at Texas Tech.

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Speaker 4: If they can split those two games.

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Speaker 5: Then I am gonna feel really good about where they're at.

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And then I think they have a chance to compete

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for their conference championship if they can.

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Speaker 4: Just split those two games.

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Speaker 5: Now, going into those games, I thought that Iowa State

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might be the tougher of the two because it was

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on the road without a bye week before. I thought

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that Texas Tech having to play at Kansas State the

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week before and BA having a buye might give them

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a leg up in preparation, and that may be the

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one that they would.

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Speaker 4: Win, would be Texas Tech.

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Speaker 5: But as the seasons kind of progressed out, it became

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really apparent that Texas Tech.

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Speaker 4: Is a much better football team than Iowa State. Really

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talented great.

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Speaker 5: In all three phases, and so my expectations have been

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that they was up those two for weeks and weeks

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and weeks. So when they when they went and got

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the Iowa State game, I felt like a Texas Tech

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they were playing with house money. As we say, There's

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some things that I felt that they could do to

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play better, be more competitive than that game.

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Speaker 4: But I'm fine.

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Speaker 5: I'm I think they're exactly what I'd hoped they would

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be at this point going into these last three games,

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right on schedule.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's uh, it's a great place to be.

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Speaker 2: You got three games remaining, You're hovering at at you know,

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top twelve in the country, with a great opportunity with

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TCU at home. You got two home games, right, and

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then you'd say the Cincinnati's gonna be a tough one

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on the road, no doubt, and then you welcome UCF

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back home. How you feel in confidence wise that b

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you can win out and why, Yeah, I.

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Speaker 4: Really I feel really good about it.

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Speaker 5: I this this first one's always tough to kind of

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push behind you the disappointment of the way they played

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down in Texas Tech. But I think there were some

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things on film that were encouraging to these guys. I

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had a chance watch the film Sunday night, both on

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the offense on defensive side. The games that make me

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feel bad or maybe even a little hopeless is when

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I watch a game on film and I go, man,

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they just went the crap beat out of them. Let's

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think about Iowa State a couple of years ago, where

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you watch the film.

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Speaker 4: And you go, man, guys just got knocked off the ball.

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They just got beat up. This is like, how do

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you fix that? Right? And in this game, defense played

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extremely well.

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Speaker 5: There were a couple of big plays that I think

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that they normally make, that they could have made, couple

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of picks that were there for the having.

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Speaker 4: The offense did not get pushed.

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Speaker 5: Around by Texas Text Front seven that had a lot

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of small assignment errors that cost them dancing big plays

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on the offensive side they could have made. And then

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the special teams were inexplicably poor, and that's such an aberration.

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I can't imagine they're gonna do that two games in

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a row. And those were unforced errors on special team

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side of things. So when I look at that game,

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I come away and go, bau physically matches up just

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with Texas Tech. They're really really good, but so is BYU,

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And that gives me hope coming to this TCU game.

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The players can go watch that and say, guys, we

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just have to do what we're supposed to do. We

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maybe play a little more simple this week against TCU,

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and we have the talent to just go out and

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beat these guys if we take care of the football,

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if we force turnovers and do what we doing all

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season long. I like that it's a home game. I

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like that it's on the road for TCU. I liked

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it it's at night. I like that TCU just lost

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a heartbreaker. They needed to win that game last week

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in Iowa State to stay in contention for all of

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their things, and with that loss on the last last

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drive turnover, everything they wanted to do other than go

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to a bowl game is out the door for them.

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So mentality, guys, coming into this one, I feel like

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the way has gotten advantage and if they can go

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and be impressive and recover and then I've looked at

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Cincinnati long and heard Cincinnati is. I love their quarterback,

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I love their physicality, but defensively they have not been

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as good as I thought they were until I really.

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Speaker 4: Started in delving into the last couple of weeks. Eighty

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fifth in the country.

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Speaker 5: In rush defense, they're twelfth in the in the conference,

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and total defense they're seventh.

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Speaker 4: Been scoring.

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Speaker 5: Like I think b YU, I like teams that are

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are good offensively because I trust that this defense can

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stop teams no matter how good they are offensively for matchup.

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as stout as Texas Tech in terms of matchups.

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Speaker 4: So I like the matchups moving forward.

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Speaker 5: I like the mentality and the motion that b Yu

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will be able to play with this weekend with everything

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still on the table, and so I for those reasons,

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I feel like they and they're relatively healthy, so to speak,

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so I feel like they have a chance to go

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on a run here. It all starts on Saturday night,

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and with a great performance there, then I really like

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their chances at Cincinnati.

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Speaker 2: You broached it a little bit. Lessons learned from that

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Texas Tech game. You mentioned physicality. Hey, we we matched

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up pretty well in the trenches. You know the things

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that you think when when you when you compare yourself

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to the best, It can be sobering. It can also

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be enlightening. What are some of the lessons learned that

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you think happened internally for this team.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, one of the things that if Texas Tech does

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extremely well, you hear this phrase, man, that team is

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just really well coached. That's a great compliment in football

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because what it means is you go and watch the

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film and when you watch the film of this team,

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they don't do things to hurt themselves and their very

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very assignments sound on both sides of the ball. So

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Texas Tech, when you watch their run defense, they.

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Speaker 4: Don't get out of their their gaps.

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Speaker 5: Guys don't go try to make plays that aren't their

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plays to make.

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Speaker 4: And so yeah, they're they're very.

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Speaker 5: Very talented on defense, but you want a lot, they're

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not more talented the b YU is on defense, they're not.

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And in that game, like if you look defensively, you

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can go and you can go, oh wait a minute,

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the one big road. You know, you had two guys

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that were in the same gap, a guy that was

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supposed to have the edge and another linebacker that instead

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of scraping to his gap.

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Speaker 4: And ran by it.

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Speaker 5: When good backs are going to hit that scene and

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they hit the scene and get a big play. They

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had a couple of plays where they had the right

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call on and they.

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Speaker 4: Had an opportunity to make plays.

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Speaker 5: Talk about the long pass play where Evan Johnson was

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in perfect position and instead of high pointing the ball just.

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Speaker 4: Kind of range too.

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Speaker 5: Like Eva's a great player that learns he won't make

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that mistake.

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Speaker 4: Ever, ever again.

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Speaker 5: So I think you learn from Texas Tech that the

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reason they're good is not just because they're talented. The

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reason there's good is because on both sides of the ball,

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they execute exactly what they're supposed to and they don't

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make mistakes that cause them problems.

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Speaker 4: And if you go back and look at Y's offense,

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it wasn't.

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Speaker 5: Because oh, such and such got beat up in that game,

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or we just didn't do this.

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Speaker 4: It was a lot of plays, especially in.

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Speaker 5: That first half, where one guy didn't do his assignment

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and then a free player comes through and alters the play,

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or two guys are confused and are hesitant so they

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get beat It's those kinds of things are actually encouraging

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because you can fix those. But to beat great teams,

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the standard has to be we don't have breakdowns, We

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execute every play. We don't especially on we don't try

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to make a play that's not ours to make. We

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do what we're supposed to do and trust the guys

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beside us, and for BYU, most of this season they've

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done that, and there's been a couple of games we've

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got slow starts and the coaches have said, listen, guys,

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we're not making any adjustments even though we're behind. You

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just have to do your asignment and quit trying to

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make plays that are outside of your assignment and things

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will be fine.

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Speaker 4: And then we've come back and won those games.

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Speaker 5: So there was a big lesson in that for this

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whole game against Texas Tech that I think can be

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applied against TCU. Do what you're supposed to do and

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trust that the guy next to you is gonna do

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what he's supposed to do.

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Speaker 4: And BYU had.

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Speaker 5: Plenty of talent to go around and matches up with

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everybody they played these last three games and can win

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those three games if they'll just do that simple thing.

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Speaker 2: Bear wasn't as effective running the ball versus Texas Tech.

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Speaker 3: LJ still looks to be.

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Speaker 2: Maybe a little bit happened to you only got ten tots,

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you got a few receptions as well.

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Speaker 3: Jojo dropped the ball.

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Speaker 2: It seems like there was a couple of things missing

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there offensively that need to be addressed heading into TCU week.

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Speaker 5: It all starts up front with Yu in the run game.

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phenomenal teams, and Ba's team has been able to knock

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people off the ball really well all season long. And

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some people off the ball. But to me, there's multiple

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examples in that game of where they didn't function as

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a unit the way they should, so they didn't create

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the seams that they have been and LJ he looked

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a little tender. Lj's injuries, it's not there's nothing wrong

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with his legs, right, So there's he just got to

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be confident that he can go and run. It's a

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shoulder injury, right, And so is.

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Speaker 3: It more interesting humoral do you think, or a little

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bit of both.

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Speaker 4: So I think it's well, I should get into too

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much of it. I think it's something on his scapula

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and I think he's fine.

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Speaker 5: So but anyhow, it's when you come back from an injury,

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where you get hurt in a game, there's a mental

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part of that recovery, like you know, man, it's like

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you're physically sounding ready to go, and then the mental

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part is I got to be confident and just go right. Well,

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it doesn't help when you're coming back from an injury

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and you're playing with a little nick and then you're

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not seeing the same kind of seams and holes that

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you've been seeing, right, so that that compounds it, right,

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removed from that, so I think he'll be full go.

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Speaker 4: And I think you see v Yu get back to

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knocking people off the ball. You know. The way they

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have this t SEE team is really an interesting one.

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Speaker 5: And I don't know, maybe then you you've seen this

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before or but it's odd to me that they're as

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good as they are at throwing the football offensively and

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as poor as they are defending the pass defensively. Typically

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teams that throw it all over the place they see

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so much of it in practice that they're pretty good

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in pass defense, and teams that run the ball really well,

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you know, defend the run and vice versa. And this

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is like such an odd thing. This team rushing offense

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is one hundred and seventh in the country in rush offense,

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turn and twenty two yards a get TCU, but they're

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thirty fifth in the country and rush defense, so they're

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really good on defense at what they're not good at

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on offense. And then conversely, they're number eight in.

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Speaker 4: The country throwing the ball. These guys throw it all

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over the place.

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Speaker 5: I mean, in a loss last week, they throw it

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for over three hundred yards against Iowa State, and Hoover's

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got a great army, is a really solid quarterback. They

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average three hundred three yards again throwing, but their past

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defense is one hundred and first in the country. That's

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an odd kind of a thing to Usually teams that

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are good at one thing on the offensive side, they're

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usually pretty solid that on defensively.

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Speaker 4: So so this week I think b YU.

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Speaker 5: Can get after this tc team in the crick pass game.

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I think there are there are yards to be picked

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up against TCU throwing the football, and so I think

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maybe you come into this with a plan where it's

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not so much we're gonna crack down these guys throws.

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Speaker 4: We're gonna stablish their runs like.

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Speaker 5: We're gonna throw the football and make these guys run

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all over the place, and then we're gonna come back

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and we're gonna hit We set up the run with

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the pass and come back and then hit them with

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run plays that counter off of what we've been doing

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throwing the ball, and that might be a good tack

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against this team just because of the way they're built defensively.

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Speaker 2: Blaine Fowler here on ESPN, the Fan Cougar Sports Inside

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or representing byu TV wise guys, and of course Striker

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with the Pedix. He's always delving into things across multiple specialties,

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if you will, Blaine. If BA wins out, they get

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to Arlington again, uh, and they lose to Texas Tech,

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do you think that they get into the College Football Playoff?

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Speaker 5: A lot depends on how they would lose to Texas

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Tech and what happens just in front of them. Now

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we know there's a lot of matchups in front of

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them that are coming up, so there should be a

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little there should be enough carnage that if they went

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out and they go into that game eleven and one

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and Texas Tech is also with that record, Texas Tech

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should probably be at worst fifth at that point. B

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Why you could find themselves. I would say no worse

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than ten, maybe nine at that point. Now, if you go,

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if you play the number five team in the country

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on the neutral field and you lose and it comes

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down to the last drive of the game, and you

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lose by three or seven, and you're really really competitive,

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I don't see how you drop, you know, more than

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a spot or two. So let's say they're eight going

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into that, which they actually could be. Based on that,

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there's a there's a very good shot they could still

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be in that. If you go and you get blown now,

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then I think people are going to say, well, even

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though they have this great record Texas Tech, there's a

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big drop off between Texas Tech and everybody else in

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that league, and maybe they only deserve one bit. So

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happens in front of them, but a lot on how

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they would perform in a loss in that game.

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Speaker 2: To me, the eye test, the subjective eye test, you know,

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with objectivity to you know, the competitive nature of scoring margins,

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et cetera. Statistical efficiency, it seems like the analytics don't

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necessarily always love BYU. Maybe that's because it's weighted in

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one direction or the other. But the analytics really love

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Utah right now, and that's why they've maybe been propelled

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into that conversation hovering on the outside at the top twelve,

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What do you make of it?

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Speaker 5: Well, the problem for Utah is their ceiling is behind BYU.

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And if you're, if you're intellectually honest, like it, does

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it really matter that?

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Speaker 4: Now? Some of their metrics look great because they're really

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good on offense.

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Speaker 5: They're very explosive on offense to run the ball extremely well.

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run very well. And so it's funny if you're a

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big time passing team. I've never understood this. If you're

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a great passing team and you jump on a team,

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then you kind of go it's like almost rubbing it in.

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start running it more and you kind of take the

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air out of it, and you kind of go to

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your win.

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Speaker 4: If what you do is run the football.

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Speaker 5: And quarterback run game and all that, and you're out

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on top of a team, will you just keep doing

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what you're doing.

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Speaker 4: And nobody calls it running up the score? Right? Just

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keep doing what you do best.

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Speaker 5: And Utah's run away from a bunch of teams. So

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they're you know, if you look at scoring margin and

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all that kind of stuff, and they're offensive metrics, they're

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far ahead of YU. But Utah's not is like they've

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had some defenses in recent years where I've just been, oh,

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my goodness, that defense isn't slights out defensive, but teams

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have been able to run the football in Utah a

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little bit this year, which is you never feel like

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you can run on Utah.

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Speaker 4: So so from.

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Speaker 5: The metrics, I think what people look at is they're

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just killing people. So some of that is style points.

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ceiling for them is because you can't have the same

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record as b YU and a worse record than Texas

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Tech and have lost to both of those teams head

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to head and be ranked ahead of either of them.

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Speaker 4: If b yu's only losses are.

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Speaker 5: To Texas Tech, Like, how can you put Utah ahead

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of either of those teams when they lost head to

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head with both of those teams. That wouldn't make any

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sense to me. And it wasn't like they lost to

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b YU at the beginning of the year. They lost

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to them four weeks ago and Texas Tech beat them

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up on their at their place with their backup quarterback.

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B YU lost to them by less on the road

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with their starting quarterback. So like, if you really start

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to think about it would be very difficult to put

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Utah ahead of BYU. So so for Utah that's a

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that's a tough till to swallow. But if you put

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them in front, I don't know how you would justify that.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree with you there.

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Speaker 2: I think where it could get a little mucky if

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if BYU does let's say they lose to TSU, but

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they beat sin C and they and they beat UCF. Know,

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how does the committee view that to two lost teams. Yes,

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you have to head to head, but analytics and margin

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of victory and other things you may like maybe are

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in in Utah's favor. I'm intrigued to see how much

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human element, how much objective algorithm, uh, you know, analytics

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they're going to utilize to determine what they like in

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the college football playoff.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: See, now having in that scenario, then that that changes

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it then of course, yeah, if BYU loses one of

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these three, that changes the dynamic. But but if b

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YU loses another game and the only game they loses

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Texas Tech, and the only game they've lost is twice

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to the team that Utah lost to, and they beat Utah.

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That's where Utah, that's where by.

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Speaker 4: Us the ceiling for them.

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Speaker 5: Just how as they can go Now if Utah, if

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by goes out and and let's say they win the

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next two and then they inexplicably lose to Central Florida, Yeah,

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that they have to go win the Big twelve championship

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game to get in. And and if they if they

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don't win that game, then Utah absolutely moves in front

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of them, you know. And so yeah, my scenario is

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if BAU wins out and loses to Texas Tech, Utah

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can't pass them.

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Speaker 4: It's that it would appear.

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Speaker 5: Like, no matter what people say about I test and

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all this stuff, there's only head to head to compare

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at that point, right, So, but a loss to BYU

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to any of these teams changes that that.

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Speaker 4: Talk track and and certainly Utah would have a way

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to work their way in there.

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Speaker 2: How'd you evaluate the health of BYU heading into this

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TCU game?

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Speaker 3: Do you like where we're at?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll tell you where I really feel good about

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where the defense is I'm from a health perspective because

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Jack back and Isaiah looked much more like himself. Jackob

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great frankly last week, and they didn't sustain any additional

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issues or or nick you know, I guess reinjure anything.

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Speaker 4: And so that backer group is.

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Speaker 5: Is ready to roll at full speed, and it is

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especially important against a team like TCU that's gonna spread

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you out and throw the ball fifty times to have

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the speed to not only get in coverage, but to

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come off the edge and chase Josh Horuber down. And

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secondary's is as healthy as they as they've been in

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a lot like honestly, defenses as healthy as.

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Speaker 4: Its been since before the Utah game. So that's a

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good thing.

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Speaker 5: And then offensively, yeah, I think LJ obviously he's not

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one hundred percent because of his shoulder, but I feel

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like going this week he should be as healthy as

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he's been, you know, healthier than he was last week.

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I wish we were getting Sioni Moa back, but that's

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that's probably still a couple of weeks away.

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Speaker 4: And now where you get to this point with Sioni and.

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Speaker 5: Nobody's talking about this by just looking at him like Okay,

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he only played in three games, Like, play him in

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one game before the season's over if he's healthy enough.

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just finally turning the corner. But play him in a game,

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whether that's the Central Florida game with the Cincinnati game,

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if he's healthy enough, and then none of the posts

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and stuff counts, so he redshirts and comes back next

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year with this same year of eligibility back.

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Speaker 4: That would be huge. And I think you could use

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Speaker 5: The stretch in especially if you get a in a

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if you get to that big twelve championship game and

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you make a new COROAG football PLAYFF or a bowl.

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Be really really nice to have SIONI because in my

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mind LJ is phenomenal, Buton's right there.

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Speaker 4: And he's a little different style.

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Speaker 5: Like I don't know that I want anybody on this

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football team, including Bear, to run the football on third

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and one more than moo. Yeah, and uh, he's just

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a physical presidence at running back that can catch the

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ball on the backeld, that brings the dynamic to that backfield.

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So he's the only one that's like I keep waiting

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each week to see how far he's come. But I

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think he's getting close, so but he won't be back,

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so now it's LJA.

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Speaker 4: You got to keep him healthy. I think there's some

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ways you can.

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Speaker 5: Utilize Preston Rex in this game to catch the ball

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on the backfield, get it isolated on linebackers, and he's

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coming along. But the on line is healthy, bears healthy.

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The receiving corps, with exception Cody Hagen, looks like they're

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relatively healthy, and so they're very good shape for this

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late in the season. They're actually in remarkable shape healthwise.

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Speaker 3: I'd agree with that.

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Speaker 2: Shout out to coach Phillis coolbe Clawsan Skyler, Maine, that

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entire staff. Bret Morten said, they do fantastic work keeping

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these guys healthy and strong. So Blaine always appreciate our

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time together. B YU a slight favorite going up against DCU.

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I think they come out victorious. They're on their home field.

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It's great that they have two home games to kind

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of finish off the year and then and they do

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have a very tough one on the Rovers Cincinnati, but

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Cincinnati has shown some weakness.

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Speaker 3: We'll see how it plays out. We always appreciate your time.

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Speaker 2: The best way to support support you what you do,

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how you do it, Blaine.

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Speaker 4: Uh, just tune into all the stuff we're doing. Like wise,

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guys on Monday nights.

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Speaker 5: The live stream from six to eight or you get

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it wherever you get your podcasts starting Tuesday morning every week.

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We're having a ton of fun with that. And then

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and then just watch us on all the BYU stuff.

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We'll be doing game day Saturday night a two hours

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before kick. But if you're at the stadium, we'd love

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you to come over and be part of the studio,

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you know, part of the audience there with that great

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group from the rock out in Cougar Canyon and two

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hours before the game. So yeah, just keep supporting us

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and that stuff. That's all I ask.

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Speaker 3: Love it, Blaine. We salute you man, Thanks so much

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for joining us today.

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Speaker 4: Thanks Ben, talk to you soon. Brother.

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