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also happening in the Big.

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the line to break down this BYU Texas Tech match up,

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this game. This uh uh, this steam rolling of the

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Kuges from over the weekend. Be pop how you living?

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Speaker 1: Always always a challenge, but always worth it. So we're

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all right there, man, you body and.

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Speaker 2: Man, I'm okay.

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Speaker 3: Look, I kind of felt deep down in my bosom

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that this is going to be a loss of stuff

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to win on the road, versus that I think they

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were a top five team in the country and they

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were healthy.

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Speaker 2: Uh for the most part.

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Speaker 3: I know barn Morton had a little bit of a

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stress reaction, but he was still slinging it just wasn't

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as mobile as he was maybe prior to the injury.

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But all things considered, they were pretty gosh dang healthy.

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They were at home. They have an elite defense, that's

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a top five football team, and BYU they got dumped.

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Speaker 2: They really didn't win in a whole lot of ways.

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I was.

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Speaker 3: I was overall pressed with the defense. I thought they

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had a good showing. Special teams struggled, as did the offense.

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What happened in this game from your purview, well.

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Speaker 1: So you have two teams that are equally as talented,

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Cause you go look at the film, I can tell

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you this. Our defensive line did not get moved, pope.

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We had blowback resetting the line of scrimmage consistently. They

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couldn't run the ball inside. As a matter of fact,

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their big runs were on the edges, which has been

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a weakness of ours as of late. We completely diced

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up their pass protection. I mean we've sacked the quarterback

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how many times in the first couple of quarters, you know,

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I mean they just had no answer for us. You

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know up front. Now, our defensive backs, man, they generally

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played really well, but they were our Achilles Hill in

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this game. You know EJ started out with what he

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thought I think was a guaranteed pick, and to me,

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that was the play of the game, quite frankly, Like

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if he picks that ball off, he's in the flat,

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you guys, which plan talking right his third and long

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we're dropping at a drop eight, yeah, deep cover three

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and he he's drop it back into that like kind

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of like seek corner position, and the quarterback just kind

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of throws it up and hej just kind of casually

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fading away like ooh, I'm gonna look sweet. And then

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you get the Texas tech player who just plucks the

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ball there and then he runs another I think thirty

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yards and then ultimately sets up a touchdown, which is

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the fate of the end zone. The number five on

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tree Alexander, and again number five is good. They got guys,

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you know, then we got guys too. I think that's

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what I think a lot of BYU fans are not

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used to yet. Look, you don't always lose because there's

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a talent discrepancy. I think for BYU's history, we've always

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had a talent discrepancy. Been until now we don't have

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a talent description. I hope everybody understands that we got

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just as good as players as they do. It can

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down the execution. That's one example. The obvious ones that

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everybody knows about are the muff punts, the muff punt,

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the miss punt, the missfield goal, the fumble, the two

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interceptions or is it two fumbles, whatever, it was one interception,

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two fumbles. You know everybody's talking about that, when in

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reality it's those plays like EJ not making that interception,

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or even Trey Alexander later in the game had a

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baggle right through his hands. Those are game changing, momentum

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changing plays. And then from an offensive perspective, I personally

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felt that we over respected their head dressers. I felt

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that we kept a lot of max protection batch chipping

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tight ends in way too much. And we'll see if

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you know, that changes if we get a chance to

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play them again. And then on top of it, we're

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just not executing the small things. You know, bear misses

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that read auction play. I think everybody nasked the TV

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saw that third and three, he needs to pull back.

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He runs private five six yards, that drive keeps going.

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But guess what happens after that? We go out. We

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missed a fifty one yard field goal. So all those

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things when you played good teams. Now when it balances out,

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meaning you got tit for tap the same caliber of playmakers,

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which we do with Texas Tech. Now and I said

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this last week, it comes to it becomes an execution game.

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Who executes the cleanus And as I mean, you could

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very clearly see from how we played versus how Texas

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Tech played, they absolutely executed the cleaners. And that's why

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they want. Now he rewind back a couple of weeks.

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They go to Arizona State and guess what they do

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pretty much the same thing what we just did to them.

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They didn't execute. They had some rough outings, and they

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get beat, you know, on the road at a tough

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place to play down in Tempe, Arizona. So this isn't abnormal,

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This isn't some It should not be a shock to

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the system. I think you said it well, Ben, like

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this is a tough place to play. You don't go

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into games expecting to lose, but you for surely go

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into games being realistic about who your opponent is and

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what the situation is. And absolutely that was going into

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a lion's den into one of the most adverse tough places.

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if you're Indiana. That is a tough place to go into,

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just like it will be on Lavell's. You know, this

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Saturday level, it's gonna be a tough place to come into.

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and that's what happens when you play high level football.

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then it comes down to an execution game. And we've

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done a good job over the year, Like Utah, I

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thought it was a great example of that. It was

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an execution game. We had guys, they had guys, and

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we executed better than they did and we won the game.

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Arizona I thought was the same way from the start

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to the finish. And in defensive Aaron Roddick, by the way,

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with his his you know, I thought being overly conservative

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with their edge guys, they were playing it that way too.

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to put bear overly exposed to these edge rushers and he's,

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you know, all of a sudden, the crowd's going crazy.

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ball because we're going on the silent count. He's you know,

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Bears getting blindside fumbles, and then the crowd even starts

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to go with more crazy Bears. Confidence starts, you get

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what I'm saying. So there's there are situational things too

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that dictate that you are going to be over conservative

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because what you want to have the game you want

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to go if there was help from special teams, which

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by the way, that was the killer of our whole

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team of special teams. You know, if the special teams

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are rolling, all of a sudden, everything else gets set

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up better filled position, everybody's feeling a little bit more energetic,

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more confident. And then you have this game where it's

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you're going back and forth, back and forth, and then

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you hope to make that last play to win the game.

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staff was. They were thinking that's what they were hoping for.

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go crazy. We were we were keeping things tight, kind

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of conservative playing to our defense, which defense, like you said,

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played phenomenally except for a few big plays. But outside

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of that, if you have your special team struggling like

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you do, it's just gonna trickle down to your offense

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and all of a sudden, you're going to be, you know,

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a game like this where you just you just are

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always behind the eight ball. And you have to give

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Texas Tech a lot of credit too, because of how

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good they were with their pressure and how you knew

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you had to play well. That affects your execution sometimes

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and so you got to get Texas Tech all the credit.

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But at the end of the day, in summary, we

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got execute better in all three phases. Starts with special teams,

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that's been the foundation, and then have a trickle out

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from there. And then obviously, I know, if we get

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a chance to play these guys a game, we're going

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to the guys again. You're going to see a completely

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different game, I believe, in terms of how aggressive we

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are and no more to say. We're going to play

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this close and then hopefully score one more play than

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they do. It's going to be you know, empty the

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kitchen scene can go for the goals, so the good

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thing is, ladies and gentlemen, I want to just make

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sure we all understand this too. This is what it

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should be. You should be able to go in, week

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in and week out. If you have a little hang

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up like we did this week, be able to then improve,

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fix what you failed to do, learn from it, and

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get better as a team, and still be in position

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to have your goals. And guess what the system right

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now has, it's where That's exactly where we're at. I'm

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gonna tell you this quite frankly, it's hard to beat

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a team twice in a year. I've experienced it personally.

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I'll tell you that. I know this is a long

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ranted answer, but it's going to give you a lot

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of good information. When I was in the NFL two

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thousand and nine, we played the Arizona Card was the

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very last game of the season, and then we played

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in the first week in the wild card. Okay, we

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destroyed them. And the last week of the season in

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Tempe and a whole week leading up to the very

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next week where we're going to play them again, we're

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studying that film religiously. Oh, this is what it's going

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to be. This is what we got to do blah

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blah blah. We go out and it was like they

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were a completely different team. They had made adjustments, they

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had dumb some little tweaks, they had shown some stuff

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in the map the playoff game that they didn't have

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in the last game that we got. You know, it

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ended up going overtime, but we got beat And so

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the point is is, like I would prefer, in all

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seriousness to go to the championship game if we end

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up facing Texas Tech again and having that feeling of, hey,

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we have to now learn from our previous and capture

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with them, versus man, we beat them, we just got

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to do the same thing again, because I do believe

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that is false gold, our fools gold.

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Speaker 3: So Brady, I've been looking at the numbers, and just

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from a scoring margin standpoint, I'm looking at silver linings here,

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BLI faced Texas Tech at their home and they lost

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by twenty two. It was a pretty dominant twenty two,

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though it seemed like they were in the driver's seat

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most of the game. It was slow, it was monotonous,

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the chasm.

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Speaker 2: Right.

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Speaker 3: I look at Kansas State, they lost by twenty three.

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Utah lost by twenty four. Houston lost by twenty four,

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Kansas lost by twenty five, and so like, it's obviously

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that Texas Tech is maybe in a league of its own,

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That's what I think the from an identity standpoint, fans

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BYU fans are struggling with that. They're wondering, Hey, are

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we truly the second best team in the Big twelve?

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Speaker 2: How do you see it?

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Speaker 1: Well, that's why you get to play it out. And

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that's why I love about the system, and that's what

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is beautiful about actually putting it on the field because

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a lot of things that happen right now in terms

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of how we're evaluating talent is coming from the past

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ranking systems, whether it's the A people, whether it's you know,

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the BCS system or the latest you know, rendition of

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the playoff even before this one, to where you're you're

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having a committee, they get together, they evaluate, you know,

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what's the strongest win? Was a win is a win

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and a loss of a loss. And guess what you

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don't you don't get two losses for every win if

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you score over twenty points. Texas Tech is as vulnerable.

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Look I don't like I think when I one thing

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that I felt at the beginning of the game, and

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absolutely Texas Tech controlled the game. But the one thing

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I felt was is upfront, we can control these guys.

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Now they're defensive front, interiorly wise, man, they controlled us.

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I mean they collapsed the pocket. I don't know how

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many times. But there's answers for that, you know, And

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so I look at it more as this is top

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nuts football to even the match teams. I think we're

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just as good as Texas Tech. I like to be

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able to go prove that. But we have to go

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out on the field and we have to do what

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we've been doing all year, which is executed. So my

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answer directly to you is if we execute and we

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continue to play at the same energy, tenacity, competitive spirit

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that they played against Texas Tech. And I mean because

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I just I really wish we could do a coach

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a show and I could show you plays of our

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defensive front just eviscerating, chopping up this supposed unbelievable offense.

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I mean just three cent in the line of scrimmage,

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blowing dues off the ball, throwing dues to the ground,

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and just nowhere to go also plays where you got

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glass or diving on the you know, just selling out

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dive and throwing his body around Sam with Jack. I mean,

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these guys were healthy as they've been all year, and

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they played as good as we've expected them to play,

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and so and even our offensive line, they were out

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there blocking their tails off and moving these big defensive

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tackles that Texas Tech has and they were doing a

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good job that. Unfortunately, I think LJ is still a

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little bit deemed up. I think that's very evident. He's

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not very comfortable really hitting it up in there, hitting

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the whole hard. And I think that's a big thing

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that we're we missed in that game, is that interior

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zone running slash, pin and pull play runner to really

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pounded defense. Because the difference is literally in two or

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three yards. People don't realize that a third and four

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is a very especially with our propensivey. Going for our

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fourth to down is very different than third and six,

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very different play call third and six plus generally it's conservative,

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let's just get out of this, pump the ball move.

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If it's third or four or third and six, you know,

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we may be trying to get more a few more

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yards to go short down, the short fourth down. If

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it's third to four, the whole playlig is open. And

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if you've got a guy that can jam it up

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in there and at least fall foward for three guys.

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So what we're playing again for the next down, I'm

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probably getting that down and all of a sudden, now

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we get into rhythm. We didn't have that inside running presence,

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so we're we were constantly in third and six plus,

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which changes our whole mentality offensively. And so when you

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look at these details, it's like, I'm excited, Like I

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believe we can go into a game, and we just

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got to get to the championship game, but we can

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go in there and we can beat these guys. Now,

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are we going to have to play like the best

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game of the year? Yeah? Is that just tech awesome? Yeah?

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Top ten, you know, top five or top five team,

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like you said, top four team probably? Yeah. But does

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that mean they're unbeatable? No? And I do think we're

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right there with them.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I was.

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Speaker 3: I was just I'm taking into account all these all

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these you know, the information I had before me, and

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I'm wondering, Okay, what progress can be made in the

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next three weeks and you got to take one game

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at a time. TCU right Cincinnati on the road and

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then UCF at home. But if BYU wins out, they'll

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face the same team. And what do you do game

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plan wise?

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Speaker 2: Differently? You've mentioned a few of those.

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Speaker 3: Do you think a rod changes his game plan going

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into the if we get him again in the championship

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championship game, do you think he changes the game plan?

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Speaker 2: And so which way? In what ways?

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Speaker 1: Well, I mean, the biggest thing in this goes you know,

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I know we're talking for weeks fromn hour or so,

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but this is very pertinent to this week and the

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progress of our team. Is we regardless of what roder does,

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because Proderick is gonna, I mean, he knows what he's doing.

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The guy's master. I'm not even questioning him. And I

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completely understand why he was very concerned with those addresses.

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They are game records. They can turn the game to

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a disaster real quick and real quick, and it already

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turned that way. But it wasn't the fence's faults, more specitives.

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So I get that. But what we have to do

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first foremost is we have to get back to having

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a very physical, interior run threat. Somebody that can just

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jam it. Like I said, somebody can jam it up

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in there, fall forward for two three yards at the

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very least, you know, pressing Rex. But it's the soul.

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I mean, he's he tries to run hard, but due

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ways one hundred ninety five pounds. Okay. He's a good

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edge guy, you know, good screens gadget guy of the backfield.

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I really like him on the edges. He does a

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nice job. He's tough, he's physical. Uh, he's you know,

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he tries hard for his size, but he just does

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not have the power to just hit the hole and

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just fall forward for a few yards and keep us

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on time with the change.

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Speaker 2: You know.

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Speaker 1: So we got to find somebody there, you know, whether

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it's LJ or whether we start certainly, I mean, I

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don't know. Maybe he's look at it to my back.

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He worked out without Jeer.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 1: Maybe we look at Alfred number thirty. We're like, hey, bro,

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can he run his inside downe play? I'm just I'm

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being facesis I'm joking. We got I'm telling you we

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got some guys at the running back position. It's just

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going to be interesting to see if they see it.

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You know, talk about Roderick and the offense staff the

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same way. Who's there and you know who's available to

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give them that threat, because I do believe that they

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can get that threat that gets us back to our

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identity as LJ is coming back, because one thing that's

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going to be very different. As long as LJ has

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no setbacks, he's gonna be feeling really good in about

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four weeks versus right now. And again I don't know

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what his injury is, but I do know that if

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he's playing, it's one of those injuries that you can

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kind of just nurse it through your playing time and

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hopefully as there's as long as there's no setbacks, it

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gets better and better. It's kind of like what Jack

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was going through. And Jack looked like his old self

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this week. The same with Alaska, and I'm anticipating we'll

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get something like that of LJ. And that is the

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difference maker, ladies and gentlemen. I mean, when LJA that

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first snap, he popped through that hole like a freaking

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you know, like you shot out of a cannon. That's

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what we need. And so that's that's pretty much it.

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I mean, it's not all this isn't hard. Now, our

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receiver's got to catch the ball, you know what I'm saying,

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Like o JoJo's dropping that pass. You know, even Chase

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on that that long you know, go through when he's

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diving the balls in his hands. You know, those those

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are the catches that we got to make. And when

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we do and we make those extra plays, I mean,

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that's where offense gets rolling. I mean, and you know

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and Bear, that's gonna help him get confidence and get

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into his rhythm. And because the dude could throw the ball,

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you know. So it's there's there's not wholesale changes that

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need to be made. It is small little adjustments, smaller refinements.

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And like I said, having that middle middle run threat

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there that could pound the ball, get us two three

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extra yards just falling forward is going to make a

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tremendously huge difference.

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Speaker 3: Defensively, Billy managed to hold the Red Raiders offense well

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blow their season scoring average, and as I mentioned, the

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margin of victory was I guess the smallest outside of

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the on the road lost to ASU. But you know what,

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what did you like specifically from a personnel standpoint on

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the defense side of the ball, that we can highlight.

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Speaker 1: Well, I just loved our defensive front, I really do.

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If you could put if people see what we did

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to their offensive line, that would help you feel very

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optimistic about us playing against playing against them again and

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doing really well. They could not handle us, guys, They

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could not handle us. The plays that they got on

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us were bounce plays to number twenty, which is he's

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a home run hitting player. Man, that guy gets out

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in space. He's ran big runs against every team that

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we've you know that they faced all year long, and

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we weren't any different. But outside of that, and then

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there was another run by number eight where we were

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basically had an inside blitz and the edge guy, instead

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of boxing it, meaning turning it back into the blitzers,

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he spilt it like we normally do where and it

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turned out to be I think a twenty thirty yard

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game because there's nobody out there spilled to which spilling

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means you just you just influenced the runner to keep

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going east and west outside, which you know that's an

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execution thing that's not getting beat. But I mean, if

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you'd seen how we handled all the polos and everything,

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it was an absolute mess for their offensive line. So

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when you look at our defensive front, how we handled

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their offensive line. That is what I'm most excited about

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because we we'll get that same performance again because we

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got guys. Tell you we got guys. Then you got

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to ask yourselfl Kate, can our secondary step up and

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make the plays when they're presented to them? Sure number

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five is gonna get his you know, he's a good

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player's a player, and they got some other guys. But

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you ball hitching the hands of the corner. You got

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to you gotta pull that in, you know. And if

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you're hej you don't fade away from interceptions, you puck

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them out of there, You go take them and then

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you run them back. And when if you just make

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those small adjustments and then our special team shows up,

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now we get into the kind of game that I

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believe Roderick was expecting, which is keep it close, let's

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make one more play. Although, like I said, I think

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when we play them again, it's not gonna We're not

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going to be as you know, conservatives, you know, just

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just kind of filling it out. But the point is

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is that's what gets me excited is our front. Every

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single week, our front has shown up and controlled the

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line of scrimmage. Now we just got to get everything

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else around it rolling just at that same level, and

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we're going to be in great shape.

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Speaker 3: Why do you think Bear Bockmeier struggled to run the

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football versus Texas Tech this game? This was maybe his

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least effective performance, one of his least effective performance in

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running the ball.

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Speaker 1: Well, it starts with the fact that they're really good.

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Let's remember that on our quarterback draws, these big interior

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defensive tackles were just stuffing up the middle. I mean,

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we're you know, he's going back to do a quarterback

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draw and as he's like doing his fake drop back here,

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he has middle pressure and then he's got to like

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kind of adjust around that, and all of a sudden,

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there's another guy right there, and then he's just around that,

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and all of a sudden, by that time, the defense

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has already realized this is a draw and they're reacting.

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The backers are coming up and it's there's no space.

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So there's there's ways to handle that. There's a lot

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of ways to handle those big guys doing that to

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where they just completely destroy a lot of your quarterback

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running plays. The big one though, that I felt could

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have got him into more rhythm. Was that Reid options

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the first part of game on third and three. I

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mean that had a lot of space to go. I mean,

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I bet you get, like I said, games ten yards

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and like anything, when you get into that rhythm and

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get in that flow. And even as a defense, when

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you get gas like that from a read option, you

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tend to respect that a little bit more. You tend

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to have that be in the back of your head.

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That slightly opens up other things, you know, the read

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option to even the pass all of a sudden becomes

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a little bit more dangerous because now you're you're overplaying

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maybe or just giving a little bit more tent to

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the second respect to the quarterback pulling it. And then

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that that can maybe open up a little window or

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a little bigger window for your receivers. So it's a

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combination of things. But the first thing is text check

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is really good, and we didn't handle their inside pressure

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as well as we could have.

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Speaker 3: Prady Bepinga here on ESPN the Fan and Little College

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Football segment and it's brought to you by Dental pros

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of Utah Dentalprosovieutah dot com. So this week, TCU, what

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do we know about TCU? What are your biggest concerns

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heading into TCU week?

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Speaker 1: Well, so, TCU, you know I did a study on

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him last night. They got a heck of a thrower.

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Quarterback is a heck of a thrower. You can throw

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the ball over the field. We're gonna see simple. You know,

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the very familiar air raid offense that Buyu has made

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famous and then has gone and all these different iterations.

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And now you have with Sunny Dykes and his crew,

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which they Sunny Dikes likes to run a spread, air raid,

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power running offense. So he has a real physical runner.

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He plays very downhill, which plays into our strengths. You know,

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he's not a guy like number twenty where he's gonna

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bounce it and you know, get you for you know,

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fifty yard game. This guy wants to run between the

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tackles and just wear you out. And then they compliment

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that with their quick passing game. And you know, and

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their quarterback who could throw the ball. Quarterbacks not overly mobile.

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He's an average moving movement guy, but his arm more

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that makes up for because he's accurate. He throws the

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ball on time. He's got a quick release. Their offensive

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line is a big and physical you know, they don't

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move the best. They got big, kind of bigger, heavy feet.

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Kind of reminds me of Arizona's offensive line, so you

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can it's kind of like Arizona's offense a little bit.

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But but I don't think they have as much speed.

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I think they'll build more on power. And then they

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got a big wide receiver, number one man, and he's

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he's a big game breaker. He's not an overly explosive

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guy like number five, but he's physical, possession kind of

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guy that can like pretty much you just throw the

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ball up in a radius that's reasonable around him and

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he's usually comes up with it. So they got a

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good offense. You know, we got to be ready to roll,

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you know, got to bring our lunch pail again and

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be ready to play a really physical, tough game against

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these guys and shut that shut that run down and

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keep them in predictable passing situations where I don't think

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their offensive line can block us. If we can get

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into predictable passing situations with all of our blitz configurations,

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with our speed and our rush ability and our coverage ability,

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I think that'll work. To our advantage. But we've got

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to put them in predictable passing situations and it's gonna

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be tough because that quarterback can throw the ball, he

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throws it on time and in addition to having a

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power running game.

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Speaker 3: Brady for being good ladies and gentlemen, great stuff. He's

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always beat Pop before we let you go. For all

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those that are tuning in right now that are looking

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or maybe in a corporate space, how can they reach

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out to you, maybe get a gym design and also

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evaluate some of the equipment that you can You can

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you sell them at a at a discounted price.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, our business model is one where we don't

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use resellers. We sell directly to the end user, so

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we cut out the middle person. The price that the

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end user gets is generally what the middle person gets.

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the best products for our customers. Like you'd mentioned, we

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work with home gyms all way. At the corporate gyms,

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we do a free gym design service. We will take

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Speaker 2: Love it.

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Speaker 3: Brady, you always appreciate our time together. We'll catch up

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with again soon. Thanks for hopping on for a college

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football segment.

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Speaker 1: Always a pleasure, Doe Koogs.

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Speaker 2: There you go.

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