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Let's get out to the ESP and the fan hotline

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and welcome in our first guest of the program we have.

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He is a BYU TV sideline reporter. He does the

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Cougar Sports Ander updates every day. We got the wonderful

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Cam Clark on the line. Cam. How are we doing today? Brother?

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Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us, doing pretty good. Glad to join

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you guys.

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Speaker 1: Of course you were there last night, saw you in action,

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caught some pictures of you. Sorry to spy on you

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a little bit but I couldn't I couldn't help, but

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see how gorgeous you were in the in the suits

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and doing your job. BYU women's basketball defeated Missoo last night.

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What did you see from the lady Koogs. I believe

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this is the only team in the state that's still

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playing basketball. But they they dubbed Missouri last night.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a blowout in the first quarter, twenty

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eight to seven at one point in the first quarter eight.

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Missouri didn't do much to keep it close early on,

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and they clawed their way back later on, but b

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YU pulled away early in that first quarter. Cambrie Barbara

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and Delaney gibb were a large part of that, and

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listening into the Son of the Huddles, one of the

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big takeaways just from that first quarter alone is Missouri

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their shot selection was just not great shots. Lee Kamard

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has talked about how he he prides himself in their

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defensive ability, and Missouri knew that coming in, and they

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just bought the pressure on Missouri and Missouri couldn't find

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any good shots and they were leaving BYU wide open.

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So that's why they jumped out twenty eight to seven early.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, they jumped out really fast. The threes were falling,

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and it's interesting because it looked like Missouri didn't want

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to let by You play in transition and once once

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they put up a shot, they were just getting back.

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But Byu still was able to play and transition the

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way they won it and blew the doors off.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of that too. You talked about, you know,

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just get a shot and head back, you know, I

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think even on the offensive side of the ball, b

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Yu was getting a ton of offensive rebounds. Cambrie Barber

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came away with three offensive rebounds in that game. And

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you may not think or you might not think that's

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a whole lot, but for her, she grabbed a double

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double eleven points, twelve rebounds and doing some of the

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prep for that game. She's in the ninety seventh percentile

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in the nation and offensive rebounding opportunities meaning you know,

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the available offensive rebounds when she's in the area. She's

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one of the scrappy players that's going to go in there,

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grab the offense or grab the offensive rebound and kick

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it back out. And you saw a large part of

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Byu a lot of second chance points coming because of

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Barber and GiB even got an a couple offense rebounds,

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but only gotten offense rebound late in the game. Everything

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was just working on all cylinders for BYU. And as

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far as the transition goes, BYU averages over ten steals

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a game. You know, it's a lot of back and

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forth in the Big twelve, lots of turnovers from both teams,

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but it was really nice to see BYU won not

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turn the ball over much themselves. And two, like you said,

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get there quick, a lot of three pointers went up

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Glenn and gibb career high seven three pointers in that game.

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She was money from deep.

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Speaker 1: She's ridiculous. She hits a thousand thousand points in her

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career in fifty seven games. Cam describe what was the

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atmosphere like for her. It feels like it was a

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weight lifted off of her shoulders to finally have that achieved.

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It seems like that was in the back of her

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mind coming into the game because you're a player, you know,

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but they never want to focus on it. They want

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to win the contest. But it seemed like after I

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don't think she was going out for that, you know,

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I think she just played a great game because she's

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a phenomenal player, but it seemed like that was in

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the back of her mind. It kind of could have

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been poking the poken, poking her a little bit.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she knew kind of at least, you know,

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maybe not going into the game. Maybe at halftime when

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she had sixteen points. I believe at the half she

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probably had the idea of, hey, I'm pretty close to

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a thousand. When I was talking with her after the game,

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you know, she she didn't sound surprised. I asked a

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question about her seven three pointers, and she had no

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idea that she'd made that many. So with not having

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as big of a reaction when asking her about her

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thousand points, makes me think that she probably had a

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little bit of a little bit of an idea just

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on what the you know, what the occasion was. Again,

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those seven three pointers helped her a lot, and it

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was just a great atmosphere last night. Still not a

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whole lot of people in the crowd. I know coaches

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are hoping that you know, here coming up at least

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for this next game, that they'll be able to get

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a bigger audience there in the Marriott Center as they

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take on Stanford, and we'll get to their preview a

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little bit later, but it was it was just exciting

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to see how much energy was able to be there

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with how empty almost the Mariant Center looked.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it was crazy because the vibe of when I

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was sitting there, you know in the media section, is

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still felt like when Bolli was hitting threes, you could

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hear people. You know, obviously Maszoo kids behind me have

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missed the free throw. So it seemed that way for

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not a lot of people. But there's a lot of

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the big dogs in attendants. When I said big dogs,

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I mean obviously the BYU athletics personnel or you know,

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those of the University Bron Santiago court side saw him.

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A VP of Advanced Mkeith Vorkin and his wife were there.

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Tom Homo and Lorie Homo were there. Obviously President Shane

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Reese was in attendance. You had Hadeen Boop and John

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Lennehant court side. Robert Wright the Third and Tyler Russ

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and Xavion Staton were present as well. A lot of

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people were in attendance to watch this game. It felt

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like at least at the court side level.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's a large part to what Leak

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of Alreadys done with the program this He's at twenty

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four wins now on the season, ties Judkins for the

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most in the first year in the UYU history. And

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Lee's done such a great job with this team, turning

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it around for a team that really struggled last year

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and even the year before that. They had a hard

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time adjusting to play in the Big twelve. You know,

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they were comfortable with the play in the WCC when

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they were playing teams like LMU and Saint Mary's, Gonzaga Portland,

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but that transition to the Big twelve was really hard

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for this team. They seemed to take a little bit

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longer to adjust than the rest of Cougar Sports. And

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so this transition now with Lee Kamar here in year

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one has been incredible. He's pushed the girls, Delaney said

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in her postgame interview last night, He's been very personal

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with them. Impersonable, I guess is a better word. That

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he gets to know them. They're not just his players,

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but they're you know, they're they're a team, including himself.

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And so Lee's done a great job at Their offense

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is very fast paced and they dropped ninety points last night,

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and granted, Missouri's defense is definitely not a strong suit,

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ranking two hundred and forty eight out of the three

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fifty five Division One teams, but still to put up

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ninety three points knocked out fourteen to threes last night,

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shooting forty one percent from the three point line. If

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you're gonna do that, you're gonna win ball games.

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Speaker 1: You are gonna win ball games. They're gonna need that

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as they can go deeper into the w B I T.

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We got Cam Clark on the line with us A

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by TV Sialine reporter and he does the Cougar Sports

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and our updates here for us FED ESP and the

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fan fan excuse me, Cam? How far can this team go?

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Can Lee take this team? You mentioned Cambri Barber, they

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call her along with Brinley Canada Twins. I feel like

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you're gonna need those two like to be the X factor.

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You know what you're gonna get out of Banali. You

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know what you're gonna get Olivia Hamlin. Delaney's always on

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the scout and report regardless of what it is. But

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I feel like it's those other two that really can carry,

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not carry, but really helped by you add to the

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stat sheet if they want to really go out, go

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out to win this thing.

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Speaker 2: You know. Cambrian Barber is an interesting story. She was

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injured at the very beginning of the year. They mentioned

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that she could barely get through, you know, and you know,

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just a couple practices earlier in the year without having

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to to take arrest again. But I loved watching and

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even I'm blinking on her name. Cannon, Britley Cannon, She

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like both of them, were on the boards all night long.

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Britley Cannon at one point was on triple double watch.

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And so it's it's a fun team to watch, especially

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those two. But I think the X factor to this

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team is their centers, Laura Rocal and bullet Yusa. They're

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sixteen and oh when either one of those two score

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ten plus when they're double. When they're centers in double figures,

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b Yu has won every single game. I think. I

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think it draws the defense all of a sudden, The

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defense has to start looking down low, realizing that that's,

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you know, a viable option to kick it down low.

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teams aren't drawing up plays for their center to score

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but when those opportunities come, Rocal's top five in BYU

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history and single season field goal percentage, so she's gonna

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make it when she gets the ball down low. Bullet

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Yusuff has been incredible. She's, in my opinion, one of

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the most one of the more what am I trying

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to say, one of the most improved players on this

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team from beginning of the year to now. Just as

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a freshman watching her, she really struggled to even just

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with the fundamentals at the beginning of the year to

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now where she's star coming off the bench, she can

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provide valuable minutes. She had six rebounds last night, two blocks,

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and only kept it to three fouls, which has been

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a struggle for her and Rocal with only two fouls

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as well last night, they stayed in the game while

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they only combined for ten points for two of them.

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Like I mentioned earlier, you get one of them to

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ten plus buys won every single game this year.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's a good stat and they're gonna need

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that in a play from those because you said, you said,

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you know they're sinners. Well, they're about to play a

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team that has won a national championship in the last

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five years that has been there. They have a team

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that you know, you think of Cameron Brian. You go

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back to that like there's a there's a lot of

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talent that's come through Stanford that's played. This is a

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team that's kind of on it down here, right. They

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were eight and ten in conference, you know, twenty one.

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I think in like thirteen or fourteen. Overall, not a

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bad basketball team they have. You know, they're about five

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hundred on the road. But give us the scout on

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report on this team. I feel like the bigs are

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gonna be I feel like they're top heavy. I could

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be wrong in that assessment. What has your your preparation

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told you about who the Stanford women's about excuse me,

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Stanford women's basketball team is.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so you mentioned, you know, a national championship within

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the last five years, you think of Cameron bring This

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team's a lot different than than those teams. And I

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just mentioned that they no longer have Tara Vanderveer at

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the head, one of the all times grangious coaches in

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all of college basketball. She retired after the twenty twenty

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four season. But Kate pay their head coach, has been

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with the team. You know since two thousand and seven

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in an assistant coaching role. They promoted her after vander

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Beer retired. She was player on the team under Vanderveer

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and from ninety one to ninety five, and so it's

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not like the program changed a whole lot. But obviously

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when you lose a head coach like Terra van Derverer,

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who's one of, if not the greatest coaches in women's

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basketball history, you know there's there's gonna be a bit

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of a drop off. And that's what you've seen from

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them over these last two years. You know, they're not

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quite as strong moving from the PAC twelve And it's

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still shocking to me that they're in the ACC. With

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all the travel that they have to play, especially with

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basketball where you're playing multiple games a week, that's got

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to be tough just on the wear and tear, and

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so it's tough just to get in a rhythm when

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you're traveling that much. But their most recent game against Quinnipec,

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they had six players in double figures, and so they're

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a team that they may not have one big start,

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but they have lots of girls who can get in.

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You know, they want that game by twelve and lots

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of different players can make a difference.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, they definitely do. I mean Courtney Ogden can light

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it up. You know, the junior from Atlanta, Georgia. There's

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a bunch of people, Chloe Clardy like, they got a

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bunch of girls. I think they got what one, two, three, four, five,

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six players that come in average in above ten. So

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this is gonna be a good test. This is a

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good test. You have to wonder cam if they are

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able to get Stanford and go to the semi final,

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can they win this whole thing like this? I think

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this is gonna be their biggest test, not just of

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the tournament, it's one of the seasons. Just when you

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think of the history, what do they need to do?

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What's the keys to the game to be able to

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get a victory on Thursday?

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Speaker 2: I think a lot of it's gonna come again from

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the defensive side of the ball. Stanfords can score, all right.

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They've proven that they are averaging a similar not of

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points per game as Missouri. Who we know has you know,

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it didn't almost it didn't look like it a lot

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last night, but they got a killer offense. Stanford's got

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another one as well. You have player coming off a

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career high and alex Eschmeier their center who's in there

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at six five, so a little bit taller, and some

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of the players BYU has faced so far this year.

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So you're going to have to watch out for number

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four again, that's Alexander Eschmeier. She played twenty six minutes

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last game, eighteen points, only grab five rebounds though, but

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she was six for seven from the field, two for

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three from three point land. So they can stretch out.

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They've got bigs that can stretch out the floor and

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hit those threes. And so with Stanford, really it's just

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going to be how much can you limit They're almost

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the spread of the ball right if you can. If

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one person goes off, you know that's not the end

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of the world. But you have to be sound defensively.

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You have to be able to know who you're guarding,

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whether you're a man or zone, be able to make

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sure that multiple players aren't going.

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Speaker 1: Off, make sure the scouter reports locked in. Hopefully we're

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able to talk with VAU Women's assistant Paisley Johnson as well.

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Cam You've giving us a great scouter report and a

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recap of the game before we let you go. What's

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the best way We and the listeners can support you

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what you do and how you do it. Man.

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Speaker 2: We Yeah, I'm kind of new to this whole business,

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so it's been a lot of fun. But you can

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follow me on X Clark Cam twenty seven. I think

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Lenny double check. I changed it recently. I used to

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be BYU work stuff.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I gotta change that.

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Speaker 2: Changed it recently and so yeah, it's Clark Cam twenty

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seven on X. Can follow me. I'll be doing sideline

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again on Thursday for the ESPN Plus broadcast. So it's

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been an exciting time. I appreciate you guys having me on.

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Speaker 1: Of course you can check them out at Clarkkam twenty

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seven on X. He also does all the Cougar Sports

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and O updates that you can hear play throughout our

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show from two to six pm, and he's going to

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be doing sideline again Thursday, March twenty six. BYU Women's

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basketball take on number two seeded Stanford in the WBIT

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tip off set for seven pm Mountain daylight time at

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the Mayor out Center. CAM. Thanks for your time today.

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By Women's basketball advances to the semi final. We might

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have to hit you up and have you back on.

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Speaker 2: I was good, look forward to it.

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Speaker 1: Of course, we'll let you go. That was Cam Clark.

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That was a little college basketball segment. No, we didn't

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have an opportunity to be able to discuss BYU. But

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Lee Kamard want to highlight lead does a great job.

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Fantastic job with this program. They've come a long way.

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I think the biggest thing about Lee's retention and the relationships,

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Like Cam says, you don't retain all these players if

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you don't have a relationship. And I know there was

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always some skepticism about the higher in the beginning, but

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I'm gonna say it right now. I was always a fan.

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I thought this was the right move. He's great, he's

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cut his time and look, it was the right decision.

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Lee Kamar was the right high for BAU women's basketball.

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And it's playing out well and you hope that they're

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able to make a deep run and they get Stanford

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and go to the semi final head to Witchita. That's

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gonna make some national headlines, I believe for sure. Let's

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take a quick time out. Let's get into a quick

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Cougar Insider report on the flip before we welcome in

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Matt Brown of extra points in our four o'clock hour

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