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SR ninety two. Gonna get into another faux segment. We

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caught up with Nate Ritchie BYU starting safety yesterday. Ronald

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the three Man Weaver was able to interview him. We're

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gonna play that interview for you so you can get

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to know the foe at a higher level. Nate Richie's

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out this game unfortunately, so he will not be playing

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for the Utes. I think this is a devastating loss

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for the University of Utah. Nate Richie was a quarterback

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on the back end of that defense. And look, I

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don't know who's gonna replace them. I don't know if

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they have anyone that can replace them. You may see miscommunication,

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in the d on the defensive side of the ball,

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quite honestly, because I don't know if they know where

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and how to line up. I know Morgan Skyle is

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going to do his best, but Nate Richie was a

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big loss, is a big loss for the University of Utah.

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Speaker 2: All right, let's get to it.

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Speaker 1: Ronald the three man Weaver catching up with Nate Richie,

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starting safety for the University of Utah TUTA team.

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Speaker 3: He's a ballershot collar.

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Speaker 4: Wish he was in blue, I have to do say that,

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but he's in red and that's okay. He's been playing

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phenomenal this season. Not gonna play this game again. Don't

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know if that's good or bad. Maybe that's good for YU,

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but still his Utah team is good. We got Nate Richie.

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What does brother, how you doing today? I'm going good man,

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just evaluate you know the season of your eyes for

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the first six weeks.

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Speaker 3: You guys are five and one.

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Speaker 4: You're coming off a phenomenal win against a very good

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Arizona State team.

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Speaker 3: You guys are ranked number twenty three. Now, Yeah, I

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mean it's been a great season so far.

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Speaker 5: I mean it always starts in the trenches in fall camp,

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beating up to the first couple of games, and I think,

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you know, there's always gonna be some bumps of the

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road for a team. I think we've had those, and

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I think we've gotten over them, and I think we're

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continuing to climb.

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Speaker 3: Could you take me through your locker room?

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Speaker 4: In the mindset, the national media sometimes and maybe even

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local people overemphasize things, Texas Tech, as we know right now,

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is the best team in the conference. But I feel

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like there's still a little bit of disrespect because people

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feel like that lost. They're equivalating everything. You guys blow

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West Virginy out. You take care of business on the road,

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You take care of a business against Arizona State. Now

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you have another opportunity to get another top twenty five

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win this Saturday and gets another good ball club.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: I mean, shoot, honestly, in the locker room, as the players,

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Speaker 3: At the end of the day, that's just noise. Yeah.

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Speaker 5: At the end of the day, we're trying to come

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together more as a team. We're trying to come together

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more as you know, a Utah family and continue to

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produce and show the nation that you know, sometimes you

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are wrong and we're gonna continue to fight and always

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do that because you know, nobody's nobody's been in the

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trenches with us. You know, through throughout the whole entire year,

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it's only been us. So that's the only thing that matters.

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Speaker 6: What's it like having to practice against the guy like

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Speaker 3: Man, he's good. He's good. Man.

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Speaker 5: Uh, all the all the praise I could ever say

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and gives that.

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Speaker 3: Man, I can give it to him. Man, he's not

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Speaker 5: A stellar athlete, a stellar quarterback, he's a stellar guy,

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super and super awesome guy, super kind, one of the

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great one of the best leaders on our team. You know,

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everyone loves him. I mean that's just off the field.

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On the field, he's a he's a dog man. He's

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he can do anything you want him to do. He's

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dual threat. He's I don't know, it's hard to defend.

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Speaker 4: I do like to ask this because I love asking players.

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Did you get him one time? Get him? I can't

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even remember. It feels like forever ago. I think they're

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you know, I don't think I ever got him. I

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don't think I ever got him. I'll have to change and.

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Speaker 6: Change.

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Speaker 3: I love it.

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Speaker 4: I love the competitiation on this field. What makes this

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team so good and so competitive? You gave me a

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piece of it right there.

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Speaker 5: I mean, shoot, just like collectively we got we've got

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a great culture of just togetherness, like I mean, just

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playing for each other, playing for something bigger, playing for

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you know, us, turning out all the external noise, because

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at the end of the day, it's just noise.

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Speaker 3: You know, all that matters is us.

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Speaker 5: And like I've been saying, like nobody has gone through

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what we've gone through, and in the in the year's time,

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starting in January to yeah, even December, you know, after

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last year was an unfortunate year where.

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Speaker 3: We that's not you know, that's not us.

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Speaker 5: So it's been it's been a long time for us

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to be able to think and to be able to

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continue to.

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Speaker 3: Think of where we want to be to this day.

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Speaker 5: And so it's just taking a lot of heart work,

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a lot of mental maturity, a lot of I mean

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everyone just putting in their work and then coming together

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as a team and putting it, putting our work together,

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just to continue to come out and be better every

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day and most importantly, play for each other and forget

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everything else outside of that.

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Speaker 6: You get to sit behind one of maybe the best

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pass rusher in all of college football, and John Henry Daily.

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What's that like knowing, Hey, I only have to do

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this for so long because I know John Dan Henry

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Speaker 3: On John harry Man. That's my dog.

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Speaker 5: You know, not only John Henry got we got a

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heck of a d line, but I mean, you do

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John Henry. I've known that kid. We went to high

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school together, and I love that guy. He is a dog,

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He's a fighter, and you know, there's always gonna people

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that doubt There's always gonna be people that doubt him.

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stopped because He's gonna keep proving your own.

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Speaker 3: Not only him, but I mean, you got on the

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Speaker 5: You got Logan Final, you got our d tackles, Dallas Bakalahi,

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you got John Ola Al, you got all those dudes

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that rotate in, you got cash dling like those are

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all some stellar due?

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Speaker 3: Is that our physical or smart? Who know what's coming?

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Speaker 6: So?

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Speaker 5: I mean, shoot, we got a great front and I

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love my boy giant.

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Speaker 6: What did you think when you found out, Okay, Smith

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Snowton's also gonna play a little bit of offense.

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Speaker 3: Shoot, I mean that was a surprise to me. I mean,

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but why not? Right? Why not? I loved it? Yeah,

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Smith is ah.

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Speaker 4: When I heard that, Okay, he's gonna go to offense,

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I said, just why why you gotta do that?

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Speaker 3: Just just keep on defense. He's fine in the cornerback room.

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No one asked you. You don't have to dominate.

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Speaker 4: You're a busy body and get creative. No, I mean,

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I mean to bring Smith and Lander, who was recruited

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as the tighten at place. It's right, it's Funmenal, A

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lot of people like I mean, well, he didn't play tight.

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Speaker 3: No, he was recruited and tight and he played that nice.

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Speaker 4: Lots of people forget lots of high school athletes, guys

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played two sides of the ball.

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Speaker 3: He just plays linebacker.

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Speaker 4: Now, so you got two of your best athletes, you

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know on defense now playing on offense.

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Speaker 3: You mentioned John Henry Dayly.

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Speaker 4: I just want to go back to that point and

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something that maybe other people need to stop down. But

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I don't think there's a b YU fan out there

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when that when that transfer happened, I think.

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Speaker 3: BO fans will shop through the hard bond job.

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Speaker 4: I think they were hurt, really and I'm serious because

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when he left that said that's gonna be a difficult

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one to watch the Walkway because of what he's putting

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on this season.

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Speaker 3: And I want to go back to that.

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Speaker 4: You said the offseason, what motivated you guys from last

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season and how it ended? From this season, you guys

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have made a full one to eighty.

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Speaker 5: In my opinion, I think a lot of the motivation

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just comes from knowing that what we produced last year

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is not us, not only on a collection level of

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individual level. That was just a lot of them not us.

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It's kind of just I know, it's just weird and

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how it ended, and you know, we accept that. We

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we just looked back and we learned from it all

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and just wanted to be able to show the country

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and show everybody football is who each of us are.

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Individually as players, because you know, we're some dogs up there,

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and you know, playing together as a team. Shoot, it's

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it's deadly.

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Speaker 4: So you guys have been able to shut out, almost

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shut out some people to the defensive stack.

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Speaker 3: Talk about Morgan Scully, what does it like playing in

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that scheme?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 3: Man, it's so fun.

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Speaker 5: One of the smartest men football wise and off the

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field as well.

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Speaker 3: He's a great man. I love, he's a great mentor,

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he's a great example.

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Speaker 5: But I mean, shoot, the positions that he puts us

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in as defensive backs, let alone linebackers.

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Speaker 3: You know, detackles. Just the schemes and the.

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Speaker 5: The pressures that he's able to drop and you know,

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create sunmatched and the way he calls the way he

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calls the game. There's no one else in the country

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that does it that way. So it's it's special. I mean,

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and for me as a player, it's special to be

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in the position room with him specifically too, because I

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get a lot, I get to pick his brain, I

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get to learn a lot from him and continue to

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elevate my game, you know, not only on the field, but.

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Speaker 1: All right, having a little technical difficulty with the sound there, apologize,

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but Brett, you were there interviewing Nate Richie.

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Speaker 2: Give me some of the takeaways that you got from

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Nate if you would.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, it was fun to hear talk about growing up

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as a BYU fan, and so when he said that,

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I was like, dude, then how in the world.

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Speaker 2: Are you in Red?

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Speaker 6: But what I got out of having a conversation with

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Nate Richie was a getting an appreciation for this in

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state rivalry. He was talking about how he has family

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on both sides of the rivalry. I believe his dad

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played at BYU, And so I said, is there a

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lot of talk about it? You guys, just what he's like? Nah, dude,

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he's like a lot of times we just have to

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avoid talking about otherwise things and get out of hand.

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Speaker 2: But it was just, we don't know.

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Speaker 6: It was cool to hear him talk about just from

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both ends of it, how you grow up a BYU

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fan and then you go to the University of Utah

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and that love that you had for a university growing

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up completely not necessarily flips.

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Speaker 2: But it just changes.

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Speaker 6: And I think the rivalry is different for the players

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than it is for the fans, whereas sometimes with the

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fans it feels.

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Speaker 3: Like I hate.

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Speaker 2: X y Z, I hate that school.

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Speaker 6: Whereas for Nate Ritchie, it's I believe in my guys

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and I'm going to war with my guys a number

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of times. Like no one has been through what we've

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went through. Nobody's worked as hard as we've worked. I

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will always go to war with my guys, and so

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for them, not necessarily as much about oh we hate BYU,

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it's just, oh, we want to dominate because we believe

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it were the better team. So it was really cool

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to get that unique perspective from him, even though it

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is a massive bummer he doesn't get to play in

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this one.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, Ronald the three Man, We were just

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down there as well and wanted to get your thoughts

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on it as well. Ronnie, you were interviewing him. The

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sound was a little bit disjointed, so we didn't get

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to hear everything. But what did you make of that interview?

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What gems were you able to obtain through that interview

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with Nate Richie?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I was able to fix the sound

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so we can try maybe to give it again.

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Speaker 2: I think I got it to work.

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Speaker 4: But the biggest thing is this kid should be in

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blue and he's in red, and I think this is

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one where you could have a patarit of accountability that

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b why, you you know, maybe missed out on this one.

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This is a kid that right there in the backyard. Ben,

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I've been big on this. I've harked on this long time.

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You can't miss how you cannot not recruit these guys.

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This kid played phenomenal and it sucks that he got hurt, right.

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I was loving the way he was playing. A big fan,

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even guys that you know transfer John Henry Daily is

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you know at.

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Speaker 3: Utah you'd like to see the kids ball out.

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Speaker 4: You know, even though b why you wasn't the place

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for him ultimately, but I think that's the thing.

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Speaker 3: And Nate just he really struck me.

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Speaker 4: I really felt the spirit when he gave this interview

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because as much as football is important, you know, he

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had the bigger perception of what it is he was

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saying and not me right, like, this game means a lot.

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But like at the end of the day, you know,

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regardless of the outcome, even though the youths do want

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to win, it's about being with your family, you know,

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It's about being with the people around.

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Speaker 3: He's got a good support system, so sucks that he

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can't play in this game.

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Speaker 4: It's kind of like what Will Snowden, you know, said

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when we had him on the show, and you know,

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back in the summer, Ben, I'm you know, rooting for

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Nate Richie even though fans might be he wanted b

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Why you to You want to see that kid ball out?

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So I pray that he gets healthy so he can

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finish out the rest of the season because he was

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playing good up until this point.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, we'd love to see him get back in and

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and get healthy, get strong. Did you want to try

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to sound one more time to see see if it works?

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Let's try to break Okay, let's let's tune in as

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Brett Hammer and Bronald the Three Man Weaver interview Nate Ritchie.

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Speaker 4: There's a lineman that gone out of state that have

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gone to the league, right, not just b a Utah.

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But I want to take it broader than that, right

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because I feel like those two schools have always put

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in guys in the NFL. Looking what Devil Loyd's doing now,

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contract year ball now right, look at what Fred Warner

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doing for you Like it's there, But I want to

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take it further than that.

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Speaker 3: But this game in particular.

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Speaker 4: It's just something about that gives people routed from your

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vantage point, What is the rivalry mint to you growing

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up and you know this game on Saturday, what is

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it gonna take to get a double?

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Speaker 5: Oh man, that's a that's a big question, because I

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mean it's overloaded. Yeah, I mean for me growing up,

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I mean I grew up with BYU fans, so you know,

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on the on the opposite side of it as I

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am now. So you know, it's just it's always been

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just I feel like this kind of like turf war,

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like who's like who runs the state? Like who's gonna

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get the recruits, Who's gonna this, and who's gonna that.

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But you know, one of the things that I really

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do love about it is it brings a lot of

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tension to Utah, like you're saying, because there is a

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lot of great talented football players here in the state

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of Utah, and you know, we have two great programs

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in my opinion, and so it's I love that it

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puts us on the map because you know, in the

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national stage you talk about even Utah high school football

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players whatever. People are like, it's just Utah. Whatever we

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feel we focus on you know, Texas, Florida, California.

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Speaker 3: But I do love that it puts it on the map.

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Speaker 5: But I mean, talking as a players had point man,

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it means I mean, I don't know, it means a

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lot for me personally, it means a lot for other

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other people personally as well. So it's just gonna be

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very interesting to see because there's a lot of emotion,

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there's a lot of other things that are tied into

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this rivalry and to see I don't know, just to

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we'll see how how the outcome turns out on Saturday.

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Speaker 3: We'll see how people feel after that.

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Speaker 4: Hey, you're not wrong, but you're you're definitely a looking

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to play spoiler on Saturday, no doubt you guys. All right,

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I'll ask you this, you know, but before we transition

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to a little bit of family and the end on that,

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what do you see on tape from this quarterback? Because

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the freshman that you know can play, but I mean

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he's got BYU six and oh, I don't think you

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guys are overlooking him at all. I think you guys

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see this kid is he can throw the ball, but

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he can run it too.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, shoot, every game that is the next

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game is the most important game that we're ever gonna play,

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and so we don't look past anything, you know.

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Speaker 3: Props to them, Props to him.

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Speaker 5: I mean, look six and oh great, I'm telling some

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great things, you know, but there's not a little detail

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that we're overlooking. There's not a little even I don't

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know on even how to say, I mean, not a

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little speck of little dust that we're not inspecting, you know,

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just to try and figure out where we can, you know,

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take our advantages from, whether it be the quarterback, whether

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it be I don't know, offensive line, whatever it may be.

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But I mean overall, props to him, Props to them.

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I mean they've done eight. I mean the record shows it,

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the numbers show it. So it's just it's gonna be

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a great opportunity for us, is our defense, to see

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what we can put together and who can and how

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we can you know, to help our win, to our

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team to take the win this this Saturday.

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Speaker 6: As a guy who got to play in this rivalry

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last year, I'd swear the media asks every time there's an.

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Speaker 3: Opportunity that they mean more.

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Speaker 6: But as a guy who's played in it when you

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go and you line up in the by U Utah game,

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when you're in the moment on the field, does it

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feel different or is it really just this is.

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Speaker 2: Just the next game on the schedule.

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Speaker 5: There's always a little bit more energy, for sure, but

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for the most part just trying to For me personally,

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I try and just take every game as it's my

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super Bowl. Yeah, because it's my opportunity to go out

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there and show what I can do, not only as

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an individual, but as a teammate, and how I can

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produce in this scheme and to show be it, you know,

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to show scouts, whatever it may be, people that you know,

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all them all in pretty much.

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Speaker 6: So.

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Speaker 5: I mean, obviously there's a lot of extra noise that

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comes wrong with this, you know, a lot of people

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talking about it, But for me personally, it's just the

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next game and I'm just ready to attack the next game.

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Speaker 3: Gotta attack it.

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Speaker 4: Each week an opportunity, as they would say, go want

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to know percent, stand focus, no doubt, big game on Saturday.

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We want to We wish you all to be able

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to best a lot, but the team to be at

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a ball out. This is one of those those type

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of games but you know, like I said in you

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know the opening, look, it means a lot. But at

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the end of the day, you go home to the family,

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what does that mean to you in your life? You know,

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the people surrounding you, your support system.

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Speaker 3: I mean, shoot, my my family's my everything.

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Speaker 5: You know, I got I got great parents, I got

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great siblings. I have a beautiful wife and you know

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her family's amazingly supportive. So I mean, at the end

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of the day, like all this football is great, bat

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the end of the day, it's just something that's so

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tangible that doesn't really mean you know, the world. What

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means the world is you know that I'm sealed to

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my wife for all eternity. You know, I've sealed to

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my face family for all eternity.

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Speaker 2: Facts.

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Speaker 3: You know that I get to be with them and

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then that you know.

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Speaker 5: That's life. That's the that's the really important things. But

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obviously the given football is very fun. So but yeah,

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that's what it means. I mean, my family means everything

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to me. They're they They're there for me when I'm up,

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there there for me when I'm down, and it's it's

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a support that you know, you can't find anywhere else.

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Speaker 4: Faith, family, football, or the you know, the three apps.

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That's what they say has to model, right. I just

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want to ask you, you know, as we're live from the

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Crumble event, Uh, what is it you know just meant

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to you to be here to get back to see

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you know Keenan Pula one of the Utah comments coming

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in next year, little kids were here, you know, getting

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autographs to see the community.

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Speaker 3: How important has that been to you?

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Speaker 6: All?

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Speaker 3: The community is everything?

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Speaker 5: I mean, I think I don't know, it's always it's

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always been my goal to be able to show people,

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you know, who I really am as a person. That

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person I always try to emulate is my savior, Jesus Christ.

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And I think there's only well, there's only ever place

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to spread kindness and to spread love, you know, and

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that's at the end of the day when this world needs.

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I mean, we see so much hardship, we see so

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much disagreement in all these things go on in the world,

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but there's really no place for at the end of

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the day, what really matters most is you know, being kind,

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showing who who really matters the most, and that's our savor,

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Jesus Christ.

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Speaker 3: At the end of the day, you know.

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Speaker 5: I love sharing that to the community, no matter what

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community is, if YU community, the Utah community, whoever we play.

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That's why I really try to emulate well.

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Speaker 4: I appreciate you sharing those words, naming this a message

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that I'll read tweet as they say, the kids sail

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next these days, right, I'll echo it. It needs to

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be more love, the peacemaker mentutare at you talked about.

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There's so many, you know, little things that don't matter,

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and there's so many bigger things and love that You've

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been a great example. You represent not only the state

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of Utah, but the program in Utah great itself and everything.

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As you're done balling out on the field, and we

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want to.

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Speaker 3: Wish you and the team go luck this Saturday. I

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appreciate it. Thank you guys. Of course we'll go to

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break God.

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Speaker 2: All right, there you go. That's Nate.

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Speaker 1: Ritchie Ronald the three Man Weaver and Brett Hammer were

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interviewing him yesterday when we were at Crumble.

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Speaker 2: Great interview.

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Speaker 1: Nates a stand up individual like you're just listening to

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him like this, this is a big loss for Utah.

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I'm telling you, not only is he a good football player,

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but he is the smartest guy on that defense. I

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have it on good authority, very well familiar with with.

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Speaker 2: His role up at the U.

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Speaker 1: Morgan scally leans heavily on Nate Ritchie and has leaned

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heavily on Nate Ritchie to put certain players in the

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right position to make plays. He is an orchestrator. He

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is a quarterback over that defense. Typically you see it

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at the mike linebacker position and at the free safety spot.

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Speaker 2: And I don't know if they they rely.

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Speaker 1: More on the free safety in this defense, but it

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sure sounds like it from my sources. And so this

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was a big loss. And we wish him well, want

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to get him back, and I think he it's not

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season ending, you know. He gave us a few details

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on the injury there at our Crumble remote and we're

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hoping he gets back soon. But this is a big

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loss for the University of Utah. All right, guys, we're

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live for Myers Meets and find foods. We'd love to

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see you here. Come on in earn your chance to win.

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All you gotta do is come on in to the register,

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put your name down, and we're gonna announce a winner.

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Speaker 2: We're gonna give away three.

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Speaker 1: Try tips to all you Cougar fans that have showed

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up to Myers meets and find foods here in Highland,

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Utah guys, stop by, say hello, talk ball with us,

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and get yourself a try tip. Get prep get ready

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for this BYU Utah rivalry game. Right, this is a

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great day to be a Cougar. You're six and zero

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and you're going against a top twenty five rival? Are

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you kidding me? At your home stadium? Now's the time,

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now's the place. Hopefully, those that are heading down to

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Lavelle Edwards Stadium tomorrow evening, they need to rise and shout.

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They need to be louder than they've ever been before. Disruptive,

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then more disruptive than they've ever been before. Tell those

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West stands, all the blue hairs, okay, they need to

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rise and shout. They need to also be engaged. Don't

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just let them have their headphones in to listen to

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Greg Rebel. They can stand up and listen to Greg Rubell. Okay,

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you got to show up, show out at levell It

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is a sold out crowd. By the way, Greg Rubell

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always staying on top of it. As it pertains to

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the metrics he tweeted out for the fourth time in

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four home games, Levell Edwards Stadium is sold out. YU

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is averaging sixty four thousand, three hundred and sixty eight

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fans through three home tilts, where that ranks among FBS

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programs twenty six in average attendance. That's first in the

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Big twelve tenth in percentage of stadium capacity at one

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hundred and three point seven percent, so the standing room

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only is also impressive. At Byul Edwards, we'll go to break,

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don't go anywhere more to get you as we break

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down this BYU Utah robbery game. This is Cougar Sports

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on one of three nine ninety eight point three ESPN