Speaker 1: But it's time now to bring in former Utah quarterback,
Speaker 1: former NFL quarterback. Always a pleasure to catch up with
Speaker 1: Scott Mitchell. Scott, Happy Monday, sir. How are we doing.
Speaker 2: I'm doing wonderful. I felt like last weekend's college football
Speaker 2: was Oprah Winfrey giving the top fifteen teams losses. You
Speaker 2: get a loss, and you get a loss, and you
Speaker 2: get a loss. It was like everyone who is important,
Speaker 2: including Alabama, loss this weekend. It's crazy weekend in college football.
Speaker 1: Yes, certainly, And it feels like Scott, let's start with
Speaker 1: this from a macro standpoint, if we can look at
Speaker 1: this as good news for Utah fans, there will be
Speaker 1: multiple teams in the CFP that have multiple losses and
Speaker 1: not just one and two, maybe even three and four
Speaker 1: with the way this stuff is going. Would you agree
Speaker 1: with that statement as of now?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's weird because most of the conferences have, like,
Speaker 2: you know, sixteen teams, fourteen sixteen teams, and so they're
Speaker 2: not necessarily all playing each other. Maybe these teams are
Speaker 2: playing harder teams now because they know, hey, I can
Speaker 2: have a couple of losses and still make it into
Speaker 2: college playoffs. Maybe it's nil. Maybe the talent is just
Speaker 2: spreading around the country and there's more parody. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's a lot of factors that go into this,
Speaker 2: because you don't really feel like, Okay, there's just one team.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe it's Texas, maybe it's Ohio State that
Speaker 2: are the best teams in the country. But beyond that,
Speaker 2: you know, it certainly is pretty wide open, which should
Speaker 2: give you a hope. You get in the playoffs and
Speaker 2: you go, look, we don't have to beat this team
Speaker 2: every week, but we can beat them one week. And
Speaker 2: everyone's kind of proven that that they can at least
Speaker 2: lose at one time, and that that's that's kind of exciting.
Speaker 2: It's something that will be fun to watch it and
Speaker 2: it can be very competitive. But as far as it
Speaker 2: relates to Utah, man, you got you got to you
Speaker 2: gotta be a little bit relieved. You got to feel like, Okay, hey,
Speaker 2: we you know, we kind of screwed it up in
Speaker 2: our game against Arizona. But look at Alabama, I look
Speaker 2: at some of these other schools, and the reality is
Speaker 2: is it's it can happen to anyone, and it really can.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've seen this at all levels and all teams,
Speaker 2: they just have at tonight when it's just not their night.
Speaker 1: So game week for the Utes, Friday night, it's a
Speaker 1: late kick fan duel has Utah's a six point five
Speaker 1: point favorite even though they're on the road. The line
Speaker 1: opened up Utah minus five, and it's gone the way
Speaker 1: of the Utes a couple of different times. Let's start
Speaker 1: with this, though, Scott. Over the weekend, I talked to
Speaker 1: somebody up on campus and Coach Wig just alluded to
Speaker 1: this in his media this morning. This is not set
Speaker 1: in stone, but I'm told that there is a field
Speaker 1: that if Cameron can't go on Friday and it's Isaac again,
Speaker 1: that they're getting close to just giving Isaac that job.
Speaker 1: Give me your take on that, because for me, I
Speaker 1: still believe for them to win the Big twelve, Cam
Speaker 1: has to be under center. And it's not Isaac's fall
Speaker 1: these eighteen he's a freshman, just enrolled in school. But
Speaker 1: Friday night, you're calling the game, and if the first
Speaker 1: team Oh runs out and it's Isaac Hunters center as
Speaker 1: center and not Cam, do you feel like we're inching
Speaker 1: closer and closer to the day where Coach Wait and
Speaker 1: coach Love and those guys just need to give Isaac
Speaker 1: the job and just roll with the young kid.
Speaker 2: Well, if that's the case, then this injury is much
Speaker 2: more significant than we think, and it hasn't appeared like
Speaker 2: it it is. Watching Cam he looked terrible warming up
Speaker 2: against Oklahoma State and looked better against Arizona. I would
Speaker 2: be really surprised if he doesn't play on Friday. He
Speaker 2: clearly from experience, from ability, you know, gives gives Utah
Speaker 2: the best chance to win, you know, if he's healthy.
Speaker 2: But if it is Isaac, and if they do start
Speaker 2: going that direction, it's one of those you know, it's like,
Speaker 2: no matter what with a young quarterback, you're just gonna
Speaker 2: get good and bad. Like so last week against Arizona,
Speaker 2: the bad part was the team is not It's kind
Speaker 2: of like in a funk and a veteran quarterback will
Speaker 2: kind of rally the troops and Cam Rising would rally
Speaker 2: the troops, and Cam Rising would say, Okay, we've got
Speaker 2: to go win this game in the second half or
Speaker 2: win this game. And there were plenty of opportunities in
Speaker 2: the second half for that to happen, and it just didn't.
Speaker 2: It's just it's like the young quarterback team just kind
Speaker 2: of accepted its fate and they just they just weren't
Speaker 2: able to get anything going. And that's just youth and
Speaker 2: that's inexperienced. And that game against Arizona is the perfect
Speaker 2: example of when you need a Cam Rising. So you're
Speaker 2: going to go through more of those times. You know,
Speaker 2: if Isaac does play, hopefully you'll see that, Okay, go
Speaker 2: win a football game mindset from him moving forward when
Speaker 2: they really need it, because the quarterback is the is
Speaker 2: the biggest difference maker in college football. And that's that's
Speaker 2: what Cam Rising was. I mean, there were so many
Speaker 2: times he made incredible plays and it was just Cam
Speaker 2: Rising making plays through the years when you so I
Speaker 2: won back twelve championships, uh, and it was him going
Speaker 2: out and winning football games. And and that's a guy
Speaker 2: who's a leader, who's confident, who is mature, who's who's
Speaker 2: ready to do that. You know, freshman right out of
Speaker 2: high school, that maturity level just isn't quite quite there.
Speaker 2: So you're if you go with Isaac, you're just going
Speaker 2: to have ups and downs and and hopefully you just
Speaker 2: see progress. And if you see a lot of progress,
Speaker 2: and you go. That's really exciting because you get you
Speaker 2: take your lumps for a year with Isaac, but then
Speaker 2: you have three, you know, two or three years, however
Speaker 2: long he stays in school, whatever he does, then you
Speaker 2: have a lot of time with him where where you're
Speaker 2: going to have that mature quarterback. You're going to have
Speaker 2: that difference maker, and that's huge. It's huge to a
Speaker 2: team and it's hard to kind of go through those
Speaker 2: pains as a team with a young quarterback, but it
Speaker 2: can pay dividends down the road.
Speaker 1: At what point, Scott, in your opinion, to somebody who
Speaker 1: played the position, and you know, put yourself, I suppose
Speaker 1: in the shoes of both Cam and I Isaac, at
Speaker 1: what point do you think the right time is to
Speaker 1: just give Isaac the job? Is it Friday? If Cam's
Speaker 1: not ready, do you still wait? I mean, part of
Speaker 1: me believes that whenever Cam's ready, he's got to be
Speaker 1: back on her center, even if that's not for another
Speaker 1: three or four weeks. Then the other side of me
Speaker 1: believes that Isaac probably if he's going to be the
Speaker 1: guy needs the reps with the ones period and if
Speaker 1: it's going to be his job, then let's just move
Speaker 1: on with it. What's your opinion on that?
Speaker 2: Oh man, it's a hard you know, there's an argument
Speaker 2: that you know, you don't lose your job because of
Speaker 2: an injury. There's some coaches. Bill Belichick just went away
Speaker 2: from Drew Bledsoel, who was a phenomenal quarterback. I mean,
Speaker 2: he was one of the top quarterbacks in the NFL
Speaker 2: when he was benched for Tom Brady, who was kind
Speaker 2: of a seventh round nobody. And for a lot of time,
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people go, Okay, well, Drew
Speaker 2: Brett so when he comes back, is going to be
Speaker 2: the guy, and it just never happened. And I think
Speaker 2: so much of it is a coach just making a
Speaker 2: decision on who's the guy that gives us the very
Speaker 2: best chance to win. Historically, Earle Morale comes in for
Speaker 2: Bob Greasy and you know, leads the Dolphins to a
Speaker 2: perfect regular season and then gets benched in the playoffs
Speaker 2: and Greasy wins the Super Bowl for him. So you know,
Speaker 2: maybe it is a combination of both of those things.
Speaker 2: But I'm more like you. I really think you go
Speaker 2: with the guy with the most experience to give you
Speaker 2: the best chance to win today and developing is really
Speaker 2: for teams that are not very good, right, and this
Speaker 2: Utah team, as you point out in the beginning, has
Speaker 2: a shot to go to the playoffs and it's anybody's
Speaker 2: game there. And I think that's something that really should
Speaker 2: be the ultimate goal for this Utah team is we
Speaker 2: got to win today. We got to win now. We've
Speaker 2: got to put the best players on the field that
Speaker 2: give us a chance to do that.
Speaker 1: Here comes the most obvious statement in the history of
Speaker 1: sports DOOC radio. If you're a quarterback, you need a
Speaker 1: healthy hand. If you're a kicker, you need a healthy foot.
Speaker 1: So there it is. But Scott is somebody played the position.
Speaker 1: Help us understand the mechanics of why it is so
Speaker 1: challenging for cameraon to get the zip back with an
Speaker 1: injury like he has to his hands and his fingers.
Speaker 2: Yeah. See, I've kind of gone the rounds with this.
Speaker 2: And you know, some guys have shoulder injuries or other
Speaker 2: injuries and and you know, separations and they're able to play.
Speaker 2: I had I had a third degree shoulder separation on
Speaker 2: my throwing shoulder when I was playing for the Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 2: And I came back after five weeks and my arm
Speaker 2: was a rag, but I was like, I don't care.
Speaker 2: I want to play and help our team. You know,
Speaker 2: we were one of the top teams in the NFL
Speaker 2: at the time, and and I had a chance to
Speaker 2: go be a free agent, so I was highly motivated
Speaker 2: to play. When you have those injuries, it's just it's
Speaker 2: it's kind of an individual thing. Like some guys, some
Speaker 2: guys are really good at tolerating pain, like like their
Speaker 2: pain threshold just really good. And other guys are kind
Speaker 2: of wooses, and it's just like it, and you can't
Speaker 2: pick who they are, you know, It's just it's almost
Speaker 2: a personality thing. It's almost just how we kind of
Speaker 2: deal with with pain. I know myself, I know a
Speaker 2: lot of guys played with a lot of pain, and
Speaker 2: I'm sure that that that's happening here. I don't know
Speaker 2: that Kim probably this year, will ever get to where
Speaker 2: his hand is totally free. But to me, those two fingers,
Speaker 2: your middle finger, your your ring finger, you know, I
Speaker 2: don't know that they have You know that they're the
Speaker 2: most important thing that you have. But when you're when
Speaker 2: you're a highly trained athlete, a football player, at least
Speaker 2: for me, the slightest variation in something could really throw
Speaker 2: things off, because you're so acutely attuned to your body
Speaker 2: and you know how it functions, and and you feel
Speaker 2: so many things, and you know, just a slight variation
Speaker 2: on your wrist when you release a pass changes its trajectory,
Speaker 2: you know, and you don't almost subconsciously do it, you know.
Speaker 2: So there's just these really fine things that happened that
Speaker 2: that could easily be thrown off. I would imagine it
Speaker 2: would affect him, But I would also know that when
Speaker 2: you get out in a game and you get that
Speaker 2: adrenaline flowing, it just you kind of throw it all
Speaker 2: out the window and you just you deal with the
Speaker 2: pain after the game's over.
Speaker 1: So ultimately, as you know, you can't simulate a game,
Speaker 1: right And so if if Cameron's cleared, ye are you
Speaker 1: expecting some Russ to start? Does he have enough experience
Speaker 1: under his belt that he should be good to go,
Speaker 1: or you know, after taking a few weeks, not taking
Speaker 1: a few weeks, after missing a few weeks via injury.
Speaker 1: What's a reasonable expectation for Cam should he be under
Speaker 1: center on Friday night?
Speaker 2: Well? Cam, Cam's game has always been he's mobile, He
Speaker 2: makes a lot of plays with his legs, and that's
Speaker 2: that's the biggest thing that's you know, you just don't
Speaker 2: have you just don't have game shape. You know, there's
Speaker 2: there's a thing they just called it. He's in game shape.
Speaker 2: You may be in physical great condition, but there's a
Speaker 2: different condition to a game. And the only way you
Speaker 2: get that is by having games. I mean, that's part
Speaker 2: of why they have the non conference games, preseason games
Speaker 2: in the NFL, so that when you hit the regular season,
Speaker 2: you've had enough game experienced tempo to where okay, I'm
Speaker 2: ready for it. And it does. It takes. It takes
Speaker 2: some time when you've been out. I mean he's been out,
Speaker 2: I don't know almost you know, a season and a
Speaker 2: half now and that and that's that's hard. I mean
Speaker 2: the experience, you know, riding a bicycle, thing that's there,
Speaker 2: but the physical nuts is not. And and it's an adjustment.
Speaker 2: It's you can get by a lot on your savvy
Speaker 2: and your experience and your especially with what I think
Speaker 2: this team is because I think there's a lot of
Speaker 2: good players. They just haven't been totally assimilated into things.
Speaker 2: Because you have a young quarterback and you know, money
Speaker 2: parks and the tight ends and some of these other
Speaker 2: wide receivers are just not quite getting the same touches
Speaker 2: that I think they would if Cam was in there.
Speaker 2: And you can kind of rely on those guys more
Speaker 2: than you rely on your legs and as you're kind
Speaker 2: of getting into game shape. But the leadership, the savvy,
Speaker 2: I would take that, with the rust and the and
Speaker 2: the maybe not having game condition just yet.
Speaker 1: So Scott, it's safe to say, and the data says
Speaker 1: as much that the offense you know, with Isaac has
Speaker 1: just has it hasn't been good enough. And of course
Speaker 1: it's not all on him, and it's hard to put
Speaker 1: any of it on such a young kid who enrolled
Speaker 1: in April. But one hundred and eleventh in red zone,
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirteenth and third down conversion? Are these
Speaker 1: problems alleviated instantly when Can comes back? And attendant to
Speaker 1: the question is in the meantime, as long as it's Isaac,
Speaker 1: what can be done to make this offense look a
Speaker 1: little bit more efficient starting Friday night?
Speaker 2: You know one of the things, well it let's just
Speaker 2: take the red zone to start with. The reds Z
Speaker 2: is easier to score the further you're out. So maybe
Speaker 2: from like the twenty to the maybe the twelve, take
Speaker 2: your shot in the end zone because they still have
Speaker 2: to cover the field and it's easier to get those
Speaker 2: throws into the end zone. It's one way, and we
Speaker 2: used to do it all the time in the NFL,
Speaker 2: and there's certain coverages you can almost predict to be
Speaker 2: one hundred percent when teams get in the red zone.
Speaker 2: And so if you get that coverage, you really like
Speaker 2: it and you take your shot, you know, twenty yard line, two,
Speaker 2: about the twelve, thirteen then and then like last week
Speaker 2: where they got to the nine yard line, which is
Speaker 2: a kiss of death, like first and goal from the nine,
Speaker 2: it's the longest you can go without getting a first down.
Speaker 2: Where Utah has done really well in the past, even
Speaker 2: with Cam Rising, is they've run the football and you've
Speaker 2: got all these tight ends and all these people and
Speaker 2: it's like just this is big boy power football. This
Speaker 2: is who you are Utah. You know, make a commitment.
Speaker 2: If you're right there, just run it. Don't try to
Speaker 2: cause it's so hot, hard to throw in those tight situations,
Speaker 2: and it's it's it's amplified by ten when you're a young,
Speaker 2: inexperienced quarterback, like you just don't know and or or
Speaker 2: if you're going to throw the ball to Caleb Loaner,
Speaker 2: understand how how to utilize where his asset is and
Speaker 2: that's throw the ball high. But it's not it's not
Speaker 2: that simple because in a game situation, you've got all
Speaker 2: the stuff coming at you and and you throw it
Speaker 2: too soon or throw it in accurately. You've got to
Speaker 2: really be a little bit patient and let him get
Speaker 2: position and then throw in the football. And that just
Speaker 2: takes time, It takes practice, it takes talking to but
Speaker 2: whatever you do, like be committed to it. It just
Speaker 2: felt like Utah was kind of, well, we'll try this,
Speaker 2: we'll try that, we'll try we'll kind of try all
Speaker 2: these things. And and they're just a little bit better
Speaker 2: when they you know, they's like take your shots the
Speaker 2: end zone, further out, run the ball when you get close,
Speaker 2: throw the ball up the kick cause it's it's it's
Speaker 2: a real weapon that they haven't totally utilized with Caleb Loaner.
Speaker 2: And then the third down, third down, believe it or not,
Speaker 2: spense is kind of easy. You got to win on
Speaker 2: first down, you win on first down. So whatever the
Speaker 2: defense is giving you and a lot of Utah is
Speaker 2: getting kind of this pressure look on early downs. So
Speaker 2: if you've run the ball or throw the ball, whatever
Speaker 2: you do, succeed on first down, because then you make
Speaker 2: third down short. If you ever get to third down,
Speaker 2: and then there's a lot more you can do. You
Speaker 2: can you can throw the ball, you can run the ball.
Speaker 2: You can run the ball if it's third and short,
Speaker 2: run the ball again on fourth and short. But it
Speaker 2: just makes it a lot easier. The percentages go in
Speaker 2: your favor if you win on first down.
Speaker 1: So, if it is Isaac on Friday, what sort of
Speaker 1: game plan are we expecting. You've talked a lot during
Speaker 1: this interview about just stick to your identity and commit one.
Speaker 2: Way or the other.
Speaker 1: Are we going to see Coach Love maybe continue to
Speaker 1: give Isaac more space. Do you look at what happened
Speaker 1: against Arizona and reel the playbook back to simplify to
Speaker 1: maybe just run the football more and look like a
Speaker 1: football team? Who's head coaches Kyle Whittingham. If it is
Speaker 1: Isaac on Friday, what do you think the offensive schematic
Speaker 1: attack looks like?
Speaker 2: Scott so usually in bye weeks. You kind of look
Speaker 2: and you go, who are we what's our identity? Who
Speaker 2: what are we known for. We're tough, we're physical, We're
Speaker 2: going to run the football, and I would I would
Speaker 2: anticipate that's what Utah's You know, we've got to stop
Speaker 2: the run. Arizona State it's a very good run team.
Speaker 2: So you got to stop the run. You got to
Speaker 2: run the football, and that's that's where it's going to focus.
Speaker 2: And so everything offensively plays off of the run, and
Speaker 2: that means play action. But if you're going to run
Speaker 2: the football, you better expect that they're going to bring
Speaker 2: pressure the run pressure. They're going to put more guys
Speaker 2: in the tackle box than you have there to block,
Speaker 2: and so you've got to have answers to that. So
Speaker 2: you do get that win on first down because teams
Speaker 2: know if we can stop Utah on first down, we
Speaker 2: pretty much are going to lock down and so that
Speaker 2: first down becomes huge. So bringing in the extra blocker
Speaker 2: or bringing in more tight ends on early downs play action.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of throws that Utah has, especially to
Speaker 2: the tight ends in the short to intermediate area on
Speaker 2: early downs that have always been a really large component
Speaker 2: of this team, so I would expect seeing a lot
Speaker 2: of that. And the other thing I haven't seen a
Speaker 2: lot of is wide runs. You know, where's where's de
Speaker 2: John Stanley? Or money parks on these sply sweeps and
Speaker 2: these reverses, because there's so much of the run has
Speaker 2: been straight ahead into the inside and maybe you'll see
Speaker 2: a little bit more of that as it goes forward.
Speaker 2: But everything. If I'm a betting man, which I'm not,
Speaker 2: but if I was, I'd say that's what Utah probably
Speaker 2: would do.
Speaker 1: Tell me what you've seen from Isaac when he throws
Speaker 1: his ironts, because statistically, one hundred and thirteen FB quarterbacks
Speaker 1: have less than seven picks, and Isaac is right there
Speaker 1: when it comes to the national rankings with seven interceptions.
Speaker 1: It's never on one person or the other. Are you
Speaker 1: seeing bad decisions? Are you seeing broken routes? Are you
Speaker 1: seeing a rushed young quarterback?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: Scott, from your trained eye do you see when Isaac
Speaker 1: throws the picks?
Speaker 2: So a lot of it is you predetermined in your
Speaker 2: head where you're going. You've practices play all week in practice,
Speaker 2: and you've just always thrown it to this guy, and
Speaker 2: for whatever reason, the defense, and you just don't have
Speaker 2: enough game experience to know, well, they changed the coverage
Speaker 2: on you. So you've got to see what they've changed
Speaker 2: and you've got to adjust accordingly. And so a lot
Speaker 2: of the throws, a lot of the interceptions have been
Speaker 2: kind of he's predetermined in his head where he's going
Speaker 2: with the football before the play actually happens. And that's
Speaker 2: and all quarterbacks have done it. I'm guiltiest charged too,
Speaker 2: where you have to see the play when when it
Speaker 2: actually develops. And then the other thing is, you know,
Speaker 2: you're in high school and you can get away with
Speaker 2: certain throws and and here at this level, there's there's
Speaker 2: you just can't. And you're also in an offense. In
Speaker 2: high school, he throw ball fifty million times. It's like
Speaker 2: if you throw an interception or two, it doesn't matter
Speaker 2: because you're going to throw a whole lot more more
Speaker 2: touchdown passes than that. And so there's there's been a
Speaker 2: little bit of a cavalier casual attitude about some of
Speaker 2: the throws, and a lot of those have been down
Speaker 2: in the red zone where you're you're just you're not
Speaker 2: seeing what's really going on, and you're you're you're you're
Speaker 2: not making the clients row. And so it's so much
Speaker 2: about you have to see the picture as it unfolds.
Speaker 2: You can't predetermine anything in your head and then you
Speaker 2: just react off of that picture. And that that comes
Speaker 2: through practice and repetition and experience and time. But a
Speaker 2: lot of his a lot of his interceptions could be
Speaker 2: avoided and and we will in the future. If they don't,
Speaker 2: then then he's not your guy. Because if a guy
Speaker 2: can't learn from that and grow and develop, then you
Speaker 2: can't really trust that guy to be on the field
Speaker 2: and not throw interceptions.
Speaker 1: All right, Scott, before I say you lose, The Arizona
Speaker 1: narrative leading into the game last Saturday was they wanted
Speaker 1: to make it a get right game after getting trounced
Speaker 1: by k State. They had to buy and then they
Speaker 1: rolled into rice cycles and they had to get right game.
Speaker 1: In the Scott Mitchell opinion, a get right game for
Speaker 1: Utah on Friday night looks like what.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, when you have a bye week. Sometimes
Speaker 2: you go, oh, we don't want to have a bye
Speaker 2: week because we're on a roll. In another case, like
Speaker 2: what happened to Utah? Now we need a bye week?
Speaker 2: So we can get back into rhythm. And I'm going
Speaker 2: to go back to what I said earlier that a
Speaker 2: get right game for Utah stopping the run and running
Speaker 2: the football and everything else. This has been a Kyle
Speaker 2: Whittingham staple. I swear he says it to himself every
Speaker 2: night before he goes the bet and when he wakes
Speaker 2: up in the morning. We're going to stop the run
Speaker 2: and we're going to run the football. And that's who
Speaker 2: he is and that's who this team is. And you
Speaker 2: go back to those basic things about playing aggressive, keeping
Speaker 2: it simple, letting guys fly around the field and just
Speaker 2: react and just go play, come off the ball, and
Speaker 2: just just kind of knock them in the teeth. That
Speaker 2: physical play is what Kyle's been really known for, and that,
Speaker 2: to me, is what it will take for this team
Speaker 2: to kind of get back and get right.
Speaker 1: So are we talking double digit win? Are we talking
Speaker 1: cover the spread? Are we talking get the hell out
Speaker 1: of Dodge with a win? What does it look like Friday?
Speaker 2: Well, it's always, you know, win, But you've got to
Speaker 2: be explosive offensively in this league, in college football in general,
Speaker 2: the rules the way everything is. If you can't score
Speaker 2: thirty points in a game. I don't believe Utah's defense
Speaker 2: is is dominant enough to just hold people down and
Speaker 2: win those close ones. So you gotta score if you
Speaker 2: score thirty points, so you can still run the football
Speaker 2: and score thirty points. It's not five.
Speaker 1: Mike drop from Scott, little dial tone action. It's all good.
Speaker 1: It's all good. We got to get a break anyway.
Speaker 1: Appreciate Scott's time. Utah football is back this week. Our
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