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spring ball, so many conversations are occurring surrounding this BA

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Cougar football team. Who's going to be stepping up as

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wide receiver one? Will it be a bi committee approach?

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What about them tight ends? Is this the dynamic duo

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of the past a la atulameilely Chad Lewis? What about

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Johnny Harlen and Dan Coach? What about Dennis Pitta and

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Andrew George. Maybe Walker Lyons and Rogers Sally of PAGA

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can just step up and be ballers for Brigham in

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twenty twenty six in that tight end room, how is

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the QB two battle going? All that and more We're

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all these springball commentaries and storylines. We got Braydon Day

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Speaker 3: I'm doing awesome.

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Speaker 1: How you guys doing doing fantastic? It's great to have

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you on the show. Let's get into this man as

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thus far, what have been the kind of the storylines,

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the the the reports that you've been most intrigued by

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coming out of springball.

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Speaker 3: Well, one of the things I noticed you kind of

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mentioned them in your intro was receiver wide receiver one.

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I think what I'm hearing as of right now is

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that JoJo's the guy to be there. I think that

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makes sense. You know, he's the guy that was expected

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to be a started last year. Is only one of

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the one of the group that was expected to be

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restarted last year. I think Bear mentioned him multiple times,

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a Rod mentioned m multiple times, So I definitely think

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that's who they're hoping. I think Jojo has a super

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high ceiling. I don't think he's lived up to that ceiling.

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I think sometimes he has the drop season. He has

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some issues with that, But I think athletically, he is

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what you look at look for like a stereotypical NFL receiver,

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just his his you know, frame, the way he runs,

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all those types of things. We just gotta ge him

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to really be a really what's sort of aggressive at

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the point of point of catch point. So that's one

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of the things I'm really intrigued by with that. And

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then also that tight end room. I'm pumped about it.

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You heard him, You kind of see feel the the

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excitement coming from both a Rod and from from Bear

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and both their interviews of what that tight end room

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can do this year.

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Speaker 1: You mentioned jojo upside potential hasn't reached his, But he

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hasn't reached that peak yet. Why is it? Why hasn't

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he been able to reach that potential? We saw flashes

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of it, We've seen flashes of it in the last

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cup of years. Why do you believe that Jojo Phillips,

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the converted basketball player, the big bodied athletic, great footwork,

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Jojo Phillips could be the guy this year that Bear

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Speaker 3: I think, and again I don't know Jojo personally, and

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I also don't want to make it seem like I'm

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trying to dog on him because I'm not. I really

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think he has a super high upside, but I think

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you kind of mentioned it there, the fact that he's

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a converted basketball player. He doesn't seem to me from

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the outside look seem like he plays with a ton

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of aggression like a football player, more like a basketball

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player that's playing football. And I think that's the thing

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that is missing from his game. He doesn't attack the ball.

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and I think that's why he has some of the

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drops he has. But I also he's not going and

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making some of those big plays. I don't know if

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that's happening in practice, but just in the game reps

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that I'm seeing, that's what I feel like. It's a

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lack of aggression.

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receiver one. Do you feel like there's an aw outside

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shot that someone like Cody Hagen could get in there?

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Because Cody played a lot last year, he wasn't targeted

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maybe as much as as a lot of people wanted.

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Do you feel like maybe Cody's being slept on in

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all the conversation around wide receiver.

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Speaker 3: Won I I do well, I don't know. Here's here's

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my thought. Flin Cody I and I. Man, it sounds

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like I'm hating on a receiver room today, But I

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think Cody has like he's obviously super super fast. He

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I think he runs really good routes. The thing that

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bugs me too, Cody, is that anytime somebody breathes on him,

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he falls. And so it just was at least that's

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what it looks like from the outside. Again, maybe I'm

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not not seeing stuff, but on both kick return and

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yards after catch, I just feel like he didn't ever

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produce anything after that. As soon as somebody got close

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to him, he was down. And so but I think

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in terms of getting open and running routes, he does

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totally totally have the potential of being wide receiver one

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and being a number one target there.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's uh. I think the topic du joure throughout

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fall camp or excuse me, springball and even into fall

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camp is gonna be who's bear Backmeyer who threw for

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three thousand yards last year? Who's it going to be

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throwing the ball to? Who are his main targets? Look a,

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Rod is really really good about game planning with all

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of his his his skill positions, right, Like everyone's getting touches,

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everyone's getting getting opportunity. There. You saw like Jojo Phillips

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being highly targeted in the Stanford game. Up to that point,

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other wide receivers Chase Parker, etcetera. Were getting looks. But

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so I think there's gonna be a distribution of wealth,

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no doubt. But I feel like everybody has their eyes

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on the wide receivers and tight ends. Do you think

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the tight ends that dynamic duo of Walker Lions and

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some of the dynamic duos of the past. They have

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the talent, there's no doubt. Do you think they have

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the chemistry and potential productivity potential there? You know, with

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Speaker 3: I think you're totally right. The potential is there. It's

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a question of if it's going to happen. And obviously

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it's one of those things like, well, if they haven't

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been in the system, as long as there's a chemistry

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going to be there. But also Barslaly' been in this

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or fourteen games in the system. But I do think

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that chemistry because he'd really never got it outside of

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the season with the guys anyway.

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Speaker 1: Last year.

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Speaker 3: I think they're still starting in a not a bad

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spot in terms of still forming that chemistry all through

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spring well and through summer workouts and then through fall camps.

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But I definitely think they can be and I really

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think one of the things that a Rod has always been.

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huge target for us, and it was like, oh, maybe

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it's because we didn't have this talent at that tight

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we are lacking a little bit on the receiver side.

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I really think a Rod is so good at utilizing

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the talent he has and we will see a dynamic

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duo of those guys in twelve personnel. And I noticed

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also that Bear twice or three times in his interview

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he'd say those two and then he's say, actually, in

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Kian need to he kept bringing up Kean. I don't

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think he didn't even had a target this year, or

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maybe one or two if he did. But yeah, that

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surprised me. I know he came in a lot for

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blocking situations, but maybe he can't get the ball and

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get open. I don't know if that's just where, you know,

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making sure he's keeping the room happy or what. But

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he did mention a couple times in his interview.

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I mean, we talked about it all the time on

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Speaker 1: So oh bye, that is amazing. I need I need

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Speaker 3: That might need you to come join the team. Down

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Speaker 1: My gosh, I need to start working out swinging the

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Speaker 1: Dude, that is amazing. I love this.

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Speaker 3: I just worked that with I made I called the

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Speaker 1: On the back.

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Speaker 3: So there we go.

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Speaker 1: That is amazing. I love this so much. Let's get

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back to some springball talk. Camp Killani twenty twenty six conversation. Uh,

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this Cougar football team, the defense looks like, I mean,

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a top twenty five defense again, Like it's it's pretty

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stacked right now. I think the defense is going to

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dominate throughout springball. I think the offense is actually going

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to struggle mightily in spring ball, and then they'll they'll

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have to kind of bounce back through the offseason player

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run practices, and then really get into a heated battle

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come first two weeks of fall camp. If I say

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Speaker 3: I think the defense is super legit, and I think

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the offense will figure it out, and I think I

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don't think it's gonna be as I mean, maybe you're

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here in reports that that's already happening, and that totally

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could be true. But I'm not too worried about the offense. Yes,

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we lose two of our our studs, both you know,

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good receivers, but that's really the only position we lose

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much at, and so I'm not too worried about the

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offense developing. But yes, the defense is going to be incredible,

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and every spot they returned guys, I'm excited for the

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guys they brought in to add to that depth. I

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think even guys like Justin Kirkland who were here last

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year that weren't playing healthy ever during the season last year,

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are going to be huge pieces. So I think if

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you can get if you can get Justin playing that

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more of that double taking on double teams where you

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maybe wasn't able to do that as much last year,

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and then have Keano come off that, I think it's

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going to make Keanu a lot better next year. So

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that D line, I think it's going to be stout.

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The defense is just going to be awesome. And by

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the way, I wanted to give your give you your flowers.

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and here we go just a few days later that

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we got that at it. I'm really pumped about that.

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Speaker 1: So, yeah, give me a reaction as a fan, right,

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do you look at like? Like I said, the biggest

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question mark for me on the defense has been how

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do you replace all the coaches? Right? Like, what's the

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impact of replacing so many coaches in the secondary? We

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retain the players, which is fantastic, But you have your

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puppeteers right that are sitting there, and they're different to

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Mario Warren coaching the safeties as the passing game coordinator,

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Lewis Walker cornerbacks coach. You have obviously Wes Johnson, he's

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the only holdover. He's the only guy that's retained. He's

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the assistant cornerbacks coach. And then Danny is coaching up

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the safeties along with to Mario. Probably from a technical standpoints,

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he's giving core company. He's disseimitting core competencies and trainings

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and footwork and eye control and aiding that in the

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development of that room. Give me your overall eval of

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these four guys and what you maybe expect from the

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secondary coaches this season.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I think that safety room has got to

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be one of the not overqualified, but just super qualified

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rooms we've ever had. Having a guy that's spend a

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coach and an NFL's super you know, a guy that's

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played in the league forever and never and never as

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your two coaches in that safety room. I think that's

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pretty awesome, and I think that's a that's a really

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awesome coaching staff that you can have there. I think

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the corners are two ones that I don't know either

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one of them. Like I know obviously Wes is evans brother,

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and I know that Lewis played under kilone and things

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like that, but I just don't It's harder for me

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to know how proven those guys are. But I think

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that I trust that if Colonia trusted them, we're good.

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But I do think that safety room is pretty stacked

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in terms of coaching staff.

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Speaker 1: No doubt about it. We're talking Camp Kalani twenty twenty

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fifteenth on ESPN's pre spring quarterback rankings for all sixty

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eight powerful college football teams top fifteen, coming in at

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number fifteen, too high, too low, or just right? We're

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are a where are our expectations for Bear going into

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year two? Is he? Is he a top fifteen quarterback

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in college football?

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Speaker 3: Are you expecting me to answer not? Blue goggled Ben,

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That's the big question here.

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Speaker 1: I always I always expect you to go blue goggled.

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Speaker 3: No. I definitely think that's a good spot for him.

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I think he's still got to prove himself. There's still

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things that he can improve on. But I think as

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much as I'm hearing in the interviews about how much

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he didn't know the aufense last year, like I feel

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like last year, they kept saying like, oh, no, you know,

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he's comfortable in it. He knows that, he knows that

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we're okay, we'll be able to run everything we need to.

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And then they get into spring ball and they're like, oh,

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well he didn't know anyither. We're putting all this hintstall,

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we had no idea what we're doing last year. Like

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that gives me even more confidence that it's going to

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be even better this year. So I'm pumped about it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's gonna be a it's gonna be an

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awesome twenty twenty six. I think you know my question

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marks still are QB two. Hey, is Trayson Bourget? QB

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two is it Watson? Traycon has looked good so far

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in spring ball slinging it. You know what I thought

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was interesting too. We posted a little clip of Terrence Sarion,

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a name not many people have discussed, number twenty three.

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He looks fleet a foot, very quick, great change of direction,

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has a body type that is akin to I would

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say Parker Kingston. He's going to be most likely running

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out of that slot. Could be a jet guy, has

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some good speed and agility. Traycon Borgay chimed in your

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QB two right now and says, real deal, are we

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not talking enough about Terrence Sarion Brandon Day.

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Speaker 3: I think that's probably true. Honestly, I kind of forgot

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about him when we've been talking about like legend Glaster

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kind of be in that PK mold. But I think

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you're right. Terrence Serion is very similar in that same

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mold too, and he had more offers coming out high

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school and things like that. So I think that's a

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good point. And I honestly haven't been talking about enough.

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Speaker 1: Probably something else that someone kind of like tipped me

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off to today. They said, you know what, if you

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know Rogers Sally APAGA plays a Neil Powell type of role.

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Remember Neil Neil like junior and senior year, big body

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wide receiver, super just quick, you know, good, okay, top

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end speed, right Like that's maybe his weakness. Yeah, that's

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what I'm saying, Terrence Howe, big body wide receiver can

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match up well with all manner of defenders. And I

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just want to I was like looking at those kind

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of looking over Neil's trajectory and the junior and senior year,

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I mean six', four two. FIFTEEN i want to, Say

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rogers a little bit bigger than him in around two

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thirty or. So do you foresee kind of A And

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i'm looking at his stats right, here forty six and

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forty five receptions, respectively five twenty six and six oh

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three in total, yards six touchdowns and four touchdowns in

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the two. YEARS i would love to See Roger sally

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OF paga maybe become that big wide, receiver flex tight and.

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Speaker 3: TYPE i think that's that's a great point THAT i

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think totally has some potential. THERE i haven't. SEEN i,

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oregon so it's hard to see exactly what we'll. Do

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BUT i think he could be that. Guy he's built very,

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similar so that's. Intriguing i'm excited about.

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himself Some Terrence sarah on The Real, deal the Real

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it's in the, future BUT i think there's just too

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much there right. Now and there's a couple freshmen THAT

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Speaker 1: On the field FOR. Byu but right, now in.

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Speaker 4: Terms of who you've got in that, room obviously we've

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lot of good. PLAYERS i think that's my overall. Takeaway

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there's a lot of. Potential there's a lot of talent

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in that wide receiver. ROOM byu just needs to be

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able to put it. Together And i'll say, this Coach

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Byu like we've been in this situation. Before But he's

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put out players Like Dax, Milne Gunner romney had the

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breakout year when we didn't really know what by you

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had in the wide receiver room, yep and then he

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follows that up with The nikuas and then it just

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every year you've got guys that come in that you

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the wide receiver. Room my overall takeaway Is i'm not

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