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Speaker 1: The the twenty twenty six class.

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BYU Recruiting Coordinator. He's the host of the Utah Prep

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podcast as well as the president of Prep Worm prep

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Speaker 1: We got Moose Bingham on theline. Moose, Hey living Ben,

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I'm living great.

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Speaker 4: I haven't heard from you in an age. Oh my

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sunning Day's coming gone, and I've got it talking about

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some of these recruits.

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Speaker 3: I know we didn't get you on when we should have,

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right at the peak of signing day, but we're like, hey,

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we got to rehash, we got to rekindle the recruiting

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fire of Moose Bingham and get them on to discuss

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the twenty twenty sixth class and beyond.

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Speaker 1: So appreciate you hopping on number one. Give us an update.

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Speaker 3: How are things in your world with your family, with work,

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et cetera.

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Speaker 4: It's tough.

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Speaker 1: Then.

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Speaker 4: I'm living in Florida. I get eighteen holes in a day.

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I need to get you out here. I mean, my

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golf game is getting better and my ten is getting immaculate.

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So life is good for me right now.

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Speaker 1: I'm glad. I'm sure.

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Speaker 3: I'm sure the move was as the move been good

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for work as well, with preper warm and all the

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other things you do.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, we've got about forty colleges on right now, so

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it's really really fun. I mean, I'm going to a

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couple of a SEC colleges tomorrow actually, so I get

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to see what everyone's doing all around the country. It's

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a blast.

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Speaker 1: Ben, love it man.

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Speaker 3: Well, glad you're doing well. And for those that don't

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know what is prep worm, how do you do? How

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would you describe prep worm the software as a service

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a program.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: So we're in all in one CRM that allows you

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to have a one stop shop for all of your recruiting,

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that your team can run good and that you can

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do what you want. And that's coach. So we help

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teams all over the country. I don't know if I

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can say them on the air, but we have teams

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in every major people conference love that.

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Speaker 1: Man, Well, glad you're doing well.

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Speaker 3: Let's break down these b YU twenty twenty six signing class.

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You know there's as it's a trifecta. You have your

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freshman class, right that comes in. Some of them serve missions,

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some of them are immediate players. You have your transfer

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portal class, and then you have your return missionary class.

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Speaker 1: Where do you want to start off first, Boos.

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Speaker 4: Bingham, Let's start with the initial freshman signing, then go

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to the transfer portal and then we can talk about

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the kids coming in.

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Speaker 1: Okay, perfect, Okay, so let's go with this freshman class.

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Speaker 3: Then I thought it was a great class, really solid class.

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One of the best in BYU football history, no doubt

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about it. And obviously rider lines with the headliner. You

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have Adam Bywater, Bob Mulitalo, Brock Harris, Taygatchi, Lopetty Mowala,

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Jaron Pula, Kennon Pula, all four star players, which guys

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really stand out to you. I don't know if Boh's

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ever signed this many four star players.

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Speaker 4: No, BYU has never come even this close. When out

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of the BYU, if you got a top fifty class,

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you're like, yeah, let's go oh with this class. If

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you've got two four stars, you're like, we're knocking it

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out of the park, b Yu. Right now we have

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won two, three, four, five, six, seven eight. I feel

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like Lebron James in Miami talking about championships right now

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when we've got four stars on the line and each

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one brings something to key right your lines. He's that

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keystone recruit that you try to get that bring me

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everyone else in Adam Bywater super underrated, he played tight

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end at Olympus and it was just get open, and

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he did and he played awesome. And then he played

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linebacker on the other side, where he's gonna settle in

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at BYU six four ten pounds. He's taller than his

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brother Ben, and he is a rugby All Star. He's

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the one to ask to do so much. When he

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focuses in on what he needs to do, he's going

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to be dominant. Bob Louis Talo, he played o line

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for one year and I was like, what a mistake.

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him play and I said, what a genius move, getting

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Gary Page teaching you how to play offensive tackle, and

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then I think he gets knocked inside. Bob Bobe Talo.

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the VYU. Brock Harris heading on a mission. But if

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he wasn't, I think he'd be the number one tight end.

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I went to the under Armor All American Game practice

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in Orlando. I watched Brock Harris and he was a

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standout each and every day. He's like this stupid offensive

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coordinator here likes to run ten personnel like he should

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be running eleven or just have that one out there.

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Rock Harris is a mismatch. He's a great blocker. I

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think he's insanely underrated because he's been doing the exact

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same thing for so long. Ty Gotschi, he's the same

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way stick six to twenty five. He had some lights

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to add, but he's a top ten player in this

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entire class. Well, Pete Miwala, coming in from Davis to

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sure he had thirty sacks and they didn't count as sacks.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 4: There wasn't a player in the state that could stop him.

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And he is a kid that I think could get

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knocked inside be a disruptor from a three tench And

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then my two favorite twins on the team now, Jaren

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and Kennan Pula. My goodness, Kennan, we all remember the

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Sports Center top catch, but Jaren pulla consistent He's phenomenal,

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great receiver. I think both these kids are massively underrated,

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and I think there should be more four stars in

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this class. Between you and me, honestly.

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Speaker 3: It's an impressive class, no dad about it. And Jack

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underrated player I think in this class is actually Braxton Lindsay,

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linebacker at Arkansas, a significant amount of P four offers

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and borderline four star. I think he could be a

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plug and play guy. He's not a mission first kid.

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He's coming in immediately to compete.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I really like Bradston. For me, the most underrated

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player in this class is kawey Akana. He was a

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four star and they knocked him down and I had

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some words with some raiders. I said, hey, if you

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don't want to do the job right, I'll come in

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and do it for you. That kid's before star. It's

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not a border line five start. And they're like, oh, injuries.

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I'm like, do you know who helps had injuries? Who

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can Nakua? And you guys all flight at him and

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now he's the best receiver in the NFL. They're like, well,

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but and then you just know that Kawa a Kona

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when he gets back from his mission, he's a dude

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that's gonna take it by storm. I think he might

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end up as a linebacker or a safety, but he

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can do it all. That's a kid that I'm super

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hyped to watch.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I like that breakdown. Kabi a Kana, very versatile

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and uh, you know, if you're looking at the kids

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that are serving missions, first, is he a player or

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is there another player that you would say, Hey, this

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kid could actually compete and play this season for BYU.

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Speaker 4: So besides the four stars, all of them could come in.

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Matthew Mason coming in from Faith to Lutheran, the safety

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six three one ninety kind of hand picks by Jay

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Hill coming in, and I really like matt I did

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a full breakdown on YouTube on him, being like, what

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is this kid and why are we not talking more

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about him? I did that before he even had offers.

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And then the next kid, Davon Ekka. I mean, I

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love our running backs. RB one kid's a stud, but

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I think Devon is just good enough that he could

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come in and take that spot. And I love that

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he's already in school, already competing, and he's a kid

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that can get it done. He's like a fine line.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Devon Eka has been training with Jamal Williams and Luke,

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Jamal's trainer, and so look, if anybody could step up

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Speaker 1: But it could be Devon Eka.

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one there. Honestly, Davon's gonna come in and he's going

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to surprise a lot of people, great hands out of

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the backfield right at eleven five. He reminds me of

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Jamal a lot too, because Jamal coming in he wanted

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this heralded dude that you're like, oh, that's it. I mean,

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he was a low rated player than aj Moore and

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coming in he was kind of an accestha. Honestly, Davon ecka.

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He's the lowest rated kid on this list, and I

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bet that eats at him each and every day. He's like,

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I'll show you how great I am.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I think you're Ryan.

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Speaker 3: He's got a little chip on his shoulder, looking to

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make some hay and uh maybe make an impact his

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first season. We got Moose Bingham on the line talk

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and some recruiting here on your Utah ESPN Radio network.

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Speaker 1: A couple of things I want to get to.

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Speaker 3: There's a uh, there's the missionaries are always intriguing to me.

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You don't always have high expectations for missionaries, right, What

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should be the expectation? What's like the the standard for

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return missionary as far as like when they're going to SEEPT,

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how they're going to SEEPT. Is there anyone that's coming

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home from a mission that you're like, Okay, we got

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to keep an eye on this young man. And I'm

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looking at like the missionary list I want to say

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Speaker 1: Break this down.

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Speaker 3: I think owen Borg linebacker, Matthew Frederick tight end, Blake

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Lowe linebacker, Jet Nelson wide receiver. Two we Pututau offensive line,

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Adney Reid defensive end, David Tungi Lanu defensive tackling, and

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Speaker 4: Oh you know what, I like a lot of these guys,

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but the one I really love is Adney Reid. And

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with his dad on his dad's mission and didn't play

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for Spanish Fork came and took an official visit and

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then went right on his mission. But adne red he

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has a world of experience with six five two fifteen

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when he laid in on his official visit. But he

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has a phenomenal lineage, and lineage is school and all.

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But he's a kid that I think can come in

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and dominate. He's just got a world of potential. And

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that's the kid that I'd paid to say. Hey, he's

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already lived away from home. He has a great base,

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he has a great support system. He's not going to

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be shaken being at BYU. He lives in the mission

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field for two years before he went on his own mission.

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And I think he's just an outstanding human being. And

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I love the Reed family. Gab Reed is just a

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He's a man among boys in the greatest sense, and

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his sons are taking after his footsteps.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you're spot on, and he's going to

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be a nice was I kind of like Enick Watson.

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think you're looking for someone to back up Bear, the

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Bear Bachmeyer, the Bachmeyer of Bear, and many are leaning

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towards tracing Borget. I'm like let's see what this uh,

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this uh freshman could do. Kind of an unheralded freshman.

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He was at in Coconino County and flag Staff through

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his junior year and then American Leadership Academy for his

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senior year. Played well at American the Leadership Academy. He's

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got a good arm, good athleticism. I think he's an

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underrated player. Could could Enick Watson maybe uh be the

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backup to bear Bachmeyer this season.

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Speaker 4: Do you know what's crazy? I actually think he could

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so Enich coming in believes that he'll be the starter

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at YU sooner rather than later. And I love that.

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Like you talk to the kid, he's he's borderline cockey,

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but he's a hunt percent confident. He's like, I am

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the dude. I played at a LA, I've been trained

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by some of the greatest quarterback coaches that have ever

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gone through BYU and he's like, I'm the next man up.

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And who's to say he isn't come in, do what

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you need to do, and let's see what you got,

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young man. Spring ball is gonna reveal a lot about him.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, what are your storylines actually heading into spring ball?

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Before we get back to some of this recruiting talk.

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Speaker 4: Oh, I'm always watching the kickers and the snappers.

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Speaker 3: I mean, oh, okay, that's interesting because we did talk

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about the competition. You're replacing Will Farron, Garrison Grimes, and

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potentially Sam Vanderhart. That doesn't that doesn't make us feel

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real good about the the potential productivity and efficiency of

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our special team.

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Speaker 1: Shunit uh No.

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Speaker 4: But there's some great kids coming in. You've got Ian

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Sanchez in there, You've gotten my fias Don, You've got

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Brody Legatt coming back from his mission. Between the those three,

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I love it. I'm like, let's go, let's see what

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cream rises to the top, because that's what happened with

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our kickers and putters the last few years. And if

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push comes to shove with Punter, we can always go

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to Australia and find a kid from down under, maybe

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a friend of Abbey Reid. Say, hey, who do you

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know down there that can help us out. Let's get

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on the horn. B Yu just signed a long snapper

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from Snow College. They're ready to compete in those positions

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and see what cream rises to the tall. So I'm

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always keeping an eye on special teams because after watching

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the Super Bowl. We know who the real people's MVP was.

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It was a kicker for Seattle. I don't care what

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anyone else says. He was five for five and a

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maculate during the game.

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Speaker 1: He was pretty much to thank good.

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Speaker 3: Let's discuss the transfer portal class for twenty twenty six.

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Roger Sally O Paga, Javin Williams, Zach Yamauchi, Kadi Uluave,

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Jake Clifton from Kansas State, Kyler Casper, Oregon Junior, Seya

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pop Few and then Walker Lions.

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Speaker 1: Who stands out to you there? What do you like

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about this? Uh? These nine acquisitions? Bett, we got it.

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We're back.

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Speaker 3: Maybe transferportal class Roger Saliapaga, Javin Williams, Zach Yamauchi, k

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Dou Lawave, Jay Clifton, Kyler Casper, Junior, Sea Packy Fenu

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and Walker Lions. What stands after you about the transferportal

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class for by U?

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Speaker 4: Do you know what? I love this whole transferporting class. Honestly,

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we've got a plan through a four start. Let's start

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with them. You know Walker Lions, he is an absolute sud.

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It was the worst kept secret him coming to b

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y U. I see a lot of Carson, Ryan and

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him and even more. He's a little longer than Carson,

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has a really good hands, Maybe needs work, comes blocking

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a little bit, but I love Walker Lions Zakilmucci. This

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kid is a stud too, six three hundred and twenty

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five pounds. Hear the tree. We're not worried about grades

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from him. He is an absolute dog woof, woof. And

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if we need to sure up our offensive line hockey

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f now we miss once, we miss twice, but third

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time is the charm to get the four star out

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of Washington Hockey. He is an absolute stud. I love

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this kid and our MTRO line. There's a couple of

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bullies right there. And when you add junior Seatos in

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the mix, the Mountain from Mountain Ridge six five three

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twenty five, you've got a three headed monster right there

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that's ready to road grade for our amazing quarterback and

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running backs. Then you add Kate love it. What's better

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than one kid from Mountain Ridge? Ben who katulambe coming

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in from the way of cow. He was a tackling

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machine for the first couple of years. You're just like,

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nothing can stop this kid. Have a little bit of

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a dip, but he's gonna have a huge boost from

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Jake Clifton as well. Jake Clifton coming off a mission,

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he was an LDS player out there. Now BYU's got

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a chance to have him in on the edge. Jadd

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Williams stun coming from the FCS level. Loves the kid

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a lot. He's actually just kidding coming from Mississippi State.

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I don't know why it's at SCS, Sorry, FBS. Mississippi

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State has put out a lot of good dudes. And

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he's six five, does it all? And Rogers Cielataga and

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Kyle Casper are your two catching amazing one to tight

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end ones the receiver. Kyle Casper reminds me a lot

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of a Niche Matthews or Nick Kurtz Nix foot six,

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two hundred twelve pounds. I loved having those two on

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the team where it's like sea ball, get bawl thrown up.

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Your porter is not gonna catch this six foot six,

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two hundred twelve pound human being that has length to

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dunk and length to pick the ball out of the air.

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And Rogers Cielataga I called a lot of his games.

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I remember his sophomore year. It was bountiful versus Orum,

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and I went up to Orum called his game and

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it was him one on one with our safety, and

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I was like, these are the two best kids on

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the field, and DYU will have a roster if they

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can get both of them. And now we have both

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those guys in the Royal Blue of Provo, Utah.

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Speaker 1: So a lot of twelve personnel this season.

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Speaker 4: You think, oh, my goodness, and nothing makes me happier. Heck,

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let's throw in thirteen personnel, bed I don't mind that

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any bit.

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Speaker 3: Let's go Moose Bingham ladies and gentlemen, Moose. Best way

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to support you, what you do, how you do it.

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Appreciate you hopping off for a little cruit in the

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cougar segment.

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Speaker 4: Oh just follow me on Twitter at Moose b ninety.

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Let me know how wrong I am with my ratings.

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I'm sure they're gonna come out soon. I'll start getting

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after it. Let me know why your kid is the

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greatest and I can't wait to see what our amazing

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coaches do with these young men.

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Speaker 3: Let's go Moose Bingham ladies and gentlemen. Thanks so much, Moose.

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I always appreciate our time together. Thanks for talking to

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some Crewton the Cougars.

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Speaker 4: I love you, Ben, can't wait to see you on

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