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Speaker 1: Stats. Let's talk about stats. Ben Kretal and his team

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of former players and insiders give you the latest stats,

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data and analytics that are trending in the world of

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let's talk about stats segment brought to you by our

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good friends at Banderwalth. We're going to welcome in to

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the show here momentarily Blaine Anderson and Mahilo Boskovic.

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Speaker 3: But I want to get into a few key stats.

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Speaker 2: If I may Utah basketball b YU basketball little rematch,

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it's so close, it's too close. I need a little

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bit more separation. I can't have these rivalry games so

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close together. Man, it's been only a week. It's saying,

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like the week and a half and then we got

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to play each other again. I just wish it would

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have been spaced out a little bit more. I don't

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know if my emotional, psychological, you know, health is good

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for these rivalry games at anyway. At any rate, Utah

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has allowed eighty plus points in five or six Big

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twelve games BUS twelve and one when scoring eighty plus points,

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and has won ten consecutive games when they do score

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eighty plus points.

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Speaker 3: They are bucket getters. They score points. That's what they do.

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Speaker 2: Utah has allowed fifty percent from the field in the

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last four games and six of seven by US eight

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ZIN when shooting fifty percent from the field, and has

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won thirty eight consecutive games when shooting over fifty percent.

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So BYU's net ranking right now twelfth in the country,

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Utah's at one hundred and ninth. Bous Ken Palm rating fourteenth.

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Utah is one hundred and fourteenth. But we all know

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Utah brings their a game whenever they're playing.

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Speaker 3: Brig them.

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Speaker 2: Let's talk about some more stats in this segment, let's

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welcome in Blaine Anderson to the show.

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Speaker 3: Blaine, how the heck are you, buddy?

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Speaker 4: I'm doing great, Good afternoon, Ben.

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Speaker 2: Always a pleasure, always a blessing talking stats with you.

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Let's also welcome into the show one of the bucket

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getters and break them. We got Hilo Boskovic on the

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line of Hilo, how are you, buddy?

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Speaker 5: I'm good, Thank you for having me.

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Speaker 2: Hey, always a pleasure, man. I know you guys are

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getting prep getting ready for that Utah game. It seems

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like yesterday you guys were in this rivalry game and uh,

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I imagine it was a unique environment, a wild and

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rockets one. How did you how would you describe the

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environment up at uh at the Huntsman Center at the

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last go around versus the youths.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, no, definitely, it's it's a lot different than any

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other games. You know, you can feel, you can feel

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a difference, like as soon as you step in in

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the air, you know, if you can feel it's a

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rivalry game. I would like compare like to compared to

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last year. I feel I feel like it was like

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a little bit less of intense intense uh, you know environment,

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but still Nevertheless, you know, it's it's a it's a

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hard place to play if you're a if you're a

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b YU player or a fan, and you know, but

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we got off with a win and and that's all

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that matters.

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Speaker 2: So the last two times you've got up to the

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Hudtsman Center, You've played a lot of basketball overseas and

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here now at b y U, is that the most

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hostile environment that you've ever played in?

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Speaker 5: No?

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Speaker 2: No, for me, No, okay, So yeah, because the euro

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leagues got to be different right overseas? Is that when

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you when you played the most hostile environment? Tell me

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it is. It is. I mean, you know, uh,

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I haven't seen nobody like get it hit with a

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lighter yet, you know, uh uh get a laser in

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there in their eyes when they're shooting free throws. You know, uh,

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fans spitting at them. So I can't really say honestly

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that that's the most wild environment I ever saw, but

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Speaker 2: Have you had fans throw things at you before in

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games when you were playing overseas well?

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the one game I played in, but like usually it's

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like kind of chanting. The champions are not you know,

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a lot a lot less PG thirteen than here. You know,

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stuff like that. So wow. So from what I've seen

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Speaker 3: This is all just a walk in the park for you.

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Speaker 2: Right of these games, it's like, eh, it's not that

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big medal.

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Speaker 5: Uh not really, but you know, it's it's a lot

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you go through stuff like that, and no doubt about it.

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Speaker 2: Mahilo Boskovic here on your Utah ESPN Radio network. Mahilo,

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you've been getting you know, some increase in minutes the

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last few games, and uh uh we see we've chatted

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with Kevin and he's he wants to maybe expand your role.

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You really space the floor well with your shooting ability.

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You've been a good rim defender. You've had some really

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nice highlights at the rim. And and so how do

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you feel like you're progressing in this offense year two?

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contribution to this team down the stretch leading up to

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March Madness.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean yeah, I just feel like, you know,

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have a lot of confidence. Is going into a second year,

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you know, kind of been around, uh the league, you know,

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just a college basketball in the whole, you know, kind

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of getting used to something is it's been easier. So

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it's just it's kind of easier for me. Just like

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the second year, not not much change. I mean, you know,

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kind of progress and work in the off season. You know,

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with my shooting and stuff like that. But just like generally,

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you know, just just being more confident in your in

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your and my playing ability has kind of given me

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you know a lot a lot a lot more opportunity

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to to make plays. And you know, in those like

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moments where we're kind of like maybe struggle a little bit,

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me coming in and just being ready to contribute whatever

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if it's a block, if it's a three pointer, special

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play or whatever. You know, just is uh me being

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a player. You know, those kinds of things came came

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a lot easier.

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Speaker 2: What what are the things that you do in order

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to prepare for big time games? I've seen a Utah

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game once again, that's a ribery game, and then you

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got Arizona after that. What do you do to focus

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work on certain things in order to prepare yourself and

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uh you know, uh make sure that you're you're ready

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to play your best game when when these big games arrive.

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Speaker 5: Well, like me individually, not really doing anything differently than

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than for any other game. I feel like, you know,

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you need to show up and kind of you know,

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give your give your best. I mean we as a team,

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you know, very very good. Like for for those kinds

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of games, especially Utah game, like you said, and and

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so like Arizona Kansas, I would stay in Houston. You know,

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just feel like right now we're putting in work so

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we can be, you know, more sure of it come

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come gay time that we can we can execute the

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plays and stuff like that. So just you know, having

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that trust in the work as a team, feel like,

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you know, we come a long way, and and it's

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just it's going to show love.

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Speaker 2: That breakdown my high low Boskovic here on ESPN. Have

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you heard about your nickname on our show Hilo. I

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don't know if you heard it. I don't know if

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it's been given to you. Have you heard about your nickname?

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Speaker 5: No, I heard it. I didn't. I didn't know it

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was it was on the show. I think I saw

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it somewhere somebody showed it to me. But yeah, I

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like it. I like it. It kind of makes sense, you know, you.

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Speaker 3: Know the my highlight bucket bitch.

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Speaker 2: I mean, that's that's a pretty good that's I mean,

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has anyone ever called you my highlight bucket bitch before

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you ride in provo?

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Speaker 5: No? No, nobody. Nobody tried to attach anything, you know,

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English lead to my name.

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Speaker 1: So I apologize to Richie and Dawson.

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Speaker 5: The told us been not to tell him that.

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Speaker 3: I just couldn't keep it from him anymore.

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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, we had to let him know. Man, Hey,

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you got the top king. That's great. He's the tater

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cut Cot game. I don't know Rob Right the third,

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I don't know what his nickname is. AJ three three

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al r W three. What's what's AJ? Do we got

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a name nickname for AJ? I don't think we do.

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Speaker 3: But my highlight bucket, you're taking the cake. Man.

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Speaker 2: You got the best nickname on this roster, and I

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know you're gonna live up to the up to it.

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Speaker 3: But hey, speaking of highlights, Rob Wright.

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Speaker 2: The Third has been ridiculous in these last four games.

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twenty seven points, twenty three points, fifteen, and then he

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had another twenty eight point performance versus Texas Tech.

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Speaker 3: How is it playing with.

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Speaker 2: A guy like Rob Wright and watching him ball out,

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distribute do it all for you?

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Speaker 3: Guys?

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Speaker 5: Man? You know, just playing with him? Is I feel

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so easy? Like I think we talked about it like

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today or yesterday, like every game, you know, when I

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make a make a three point, it's coming from him.

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This is what's coming from him. It's just like so

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easy to play with somebody that's so quick and so

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good with the ball. He kind of like you know,

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takes takes the like defense has to take notice of

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him and they kind of, you know, go into paint

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and then you got shooters all over like around him,

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you know, being open. So it's just it's just you know,

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so easier, so so so natural, and it comes so

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natural from him. And then you know just his ability

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to play, make and also score. You know, like that

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Texas Tech game, you know he went on a run

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like by himself. He was just so crazy to see

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man and just like such a great such a great dude,

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such a great friend and a player.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's great to have great teammates and uh uh

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in big games, you got to prepare, right, we got

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Hi Low Boskovic on the line alongside Blaine Anderson, and

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let's talk about stats segment, Mahilo. You put in the

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work before the game even starts. Blaine Anderson from Vanderwealth

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puts in the work as well, so that he can

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help people out with their finances. Blaine, let me ask

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you this. We're talking preparation, playing the long game. Mihilo

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knows that on the court, Blaine, you see it on

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the financial side.

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Speaker 3: Let's uh, let's talk with you about this.

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Speaker 2: What's some of the prep work that you provide for

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the new clients that you work with there at Vanderwealth

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to aid them and support them and help manage their

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finances going into the future when the big games come about,

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the financial games come about.

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Speaker 4: Well, yeah, there are a lot of similarities, and definitely

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the preparation makes all the difference in the world. One

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thing that we notice as we're working with clients, and

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especially new clients, is that a lot of people are

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doing a lot of things right.

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Speaker 5: They certainly aren't doing.

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Speaker 4: Most people aren't doing anything wrong. They're successful, they've got

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good accountants, they file on time. What's usually missing is

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coordination and have an account over here, investments over there.

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But nobody's looking at how all of this works together.

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And so a quick recent example that comes to mind

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in twenty twenty four, we worked with two physicians. They

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were equal partners in the same practice, same income, same sale, event,

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same CPA referred to us even at the same time,

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one fully implemented our tax smart wealth strategy and the

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other took a more limited approach. Fast forward to October

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twenty twenty five, that's the extension filing deadline for twenty

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twenty four, and they came back to me and reported

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that although we had the same inputs, we had totally

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different outputs. Then it resulted and in this case, about

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a two hundred and twenty seven thousand dollars difference between

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those two outcomes from the same year. So the twenty

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twenty five payoff that got the second doctor's attention, and

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for twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 6: Both were fully on board, implemented a coordinated strategy capital

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gains deferral, cash flow management, personal business investments, even charitable.

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Speaker 4: Gifting and timing that strategically. So same inputs now, same strategy,

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and they're both seeing the full benefits. That's when people say, oftentimes,

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why doesn't somebody.

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Speaker 5: Should me this before?

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Speaker 4: And the good news is that there's usually still time

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to do something about it. So we love those opportunities.

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Speaker 5: Ben they're great.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you always say it's not what you make, it's

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what you keep, and so creating processes and having resources

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and advisors advocates to help you keep your money is critical,

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ladies and gentlemen, Hilo, I know you're hooping right now

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and that's maybe the priority, you know, just getting buckets

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and being a highlight bucket.

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Speaker 3: It's on the court. But how do you manage money?

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Speaker 2: Do you think about this stuff planning for the future

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and investing the right way and being able to manage

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your money the right way.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, no, just you know, you know, kind of surround

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myself with people that kind of you know, know about

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that stuff, and you know, a little bit teaching myself,

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like learning about it on my own. It kind of helps.

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And just having a little playing in the head. You know,

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when the basketball subs, you know what's gonna go after that.

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Speaker 4: You know, right now it's more focused on basketball, but definitely,

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you know.

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Speaker 5: In some spare time, I'll try to you know, think

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about it. Well.

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Speaker 2: I love talking ball with you, my high low and

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can't wait to watch you get buckets versus Utah as

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well as U of A.

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Speaker 3: That's a big game.

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Speaker 2: I mean, number one team in the country coming to

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Provo Utah. I don't know if you guys have started

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the scouting before yet on U of A it's mostly

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been Utah, but that's got excite you having a big

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time game at the Marriage Center with U of A

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come to town.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I know it's exciting. And then just like

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those two like big games pulling back to back kind

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of you know, just being one day apart, it's gonna

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be it's gonna be exciting.

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Speaker 2: Have you been impressed by how how crazy the BAU

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fan base is, Like, like, what's been your experience with

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the fans?

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Speaker 5: Fans are amazing, man like fans I never had. I've

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never been on a team that had like that good

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of a like that cool little fans based like that

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crazier fans you know at chowing to every like road game.

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It's just been so so helpful, like for us, and

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then just like knowing that wherever you go, it's kind

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of be even if it's a little like you know, support,

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sometimes it's they're a louder than the the opposing team

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when we're on the road, which is crazy, you know,

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doesn't feel like a road game at all, like Kansas State.

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That's that's how it was. But yeah, just you know

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home games. I can't wait for the Utah game. I

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remember last year it was so fun when we played

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at home against Utah. I feel like this year it's

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going to be going to be a big game too.

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And then you know Arizona number one team. Of course,

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you know they got to come rock out.

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Speaker 2: Let's go Blaine Anderson, Mahilo, Boskovitz. We appreciate you, Blaine.

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One nice thing. Best way to reach out to you

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set up an appointment to get on a free Q

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and A with you guys over at band or.

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Speaker 4: Well visit our website at banderwealth dot com the contact

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Speaker 5: More about your situation.

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Speaker 4: And we'll share some perspective, hopefully identify and we expect

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to identify some blind spots, but help answer questions. So

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Speaker 2: Guys, thanks for hopping on for let's talk about stat segment. Mahilo,

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good luck versus Utah and U of a. Blaine, we

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appreciate you helping out our our listeners as always with

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their financial future. Oh Daniel, all right, thank you gentlemen.

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Great segment, great segment there. Appreciate you, guys.

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