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We're gonna talk VA women's soccer in this segment with

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the the MVP of this most recent matchup on the

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pitch versus the TCU Horned Frogs. The Kougs ended up

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advancing in the Big twelve to Turney with a fantastic,

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amazing upset first round win over top seeded TCU odd

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She is one of the best strikers I've seen in

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the modern era for BYU women's soccer, and she was

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along with her teammates who was a team effort, but man,

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she was phenomenal. We got Ellie Wallbrook on the night. Ellie,

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how are you hi there? I'm doing awesome. Congratulations on

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the dub what a great win. I mean. Look, historically

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BYU I think has done well against TCU, but in

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the modern era they struggle a little bit. We've had

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some losses in the last three and I think we're

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like O two and one. What was the difference this

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go around? What was the difference in this particular match.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, obviously teach you the great team or

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very well coached, and they play a possession style that

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they always execute it well. So I think just going

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into the game, they were a number one seed, they

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are at their Big Twelve championships, are at their home field,

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so they kind of had a little bit more pressure

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on them, and we kind of just came out playing

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free and just really had no pressure, which is kind

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of not like us. I feel like DYU always has

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the pressure on their backs. So just came out free

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and we played our game and we got the result

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that we wanted. So it was a great game and

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just such a fun team win that we deserved.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, there is an element of like pressure when you're

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the top seeded team, you're you're the favorite, right and

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b Yu's typically been in that in that position historically

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under Jen Rockwood. Uh, that dynamic is unique from you know,

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for the last few years. I guess being a bit

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of an underdog. Was this kind of this free flow

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and no pressure feel. Is this pervasive within the roster

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heading into this matchup?

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Speaker 3: I don't know. I mean I think we're always people

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always give us their best game. I mean, we're a

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prestigious BYU. Everyone loves to beat us and play their

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best game against us. So I think just coming in

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obviously we had something to prove. We didn't really play

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the way we wanted to in the Big Twelve. Greg

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credit to the Big Twelve. There's so many good teams.

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I mean a lot of them are top twenty in RPI.

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the point in women's soccer right now. So yeah, just

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having that kind of I mean, I feel like we

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still have pressure on our back, but just playing with

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no pressure because we were an eight seed and no

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one really thought we could do. The Big upset was

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a relief BYU.

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Speaker 2: Junior goalkeeper Chelsea Peterson. Made eight shaves and stood tall

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and penalty kicks in what was her first start as

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a Cougar, stepping in after Peyton Collins was injured in

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the regular season finale. Could you speak to how well

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Chelsea performed?

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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Yes, I love Chelsea. I mean her

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a mission not really wanting to play soccer anymore, and

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she actually just ran with it. She's so confident. She's

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just a very confident leader, and just having her step

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into that role obviously a big loss. With Peyton, we

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presence in that and just really proud of her and

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she deserves this moment more than anyone I know.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm excited to see what she can do. It's

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a tournament time and Chelsea's got a step up big.

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she's played high level soccer before, in high level games.

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little bit of an acclamation period throughout the regular season

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being the backup to Peyton.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, one hundred percent. I mean she's had experience. She

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was a starter at Utah before her mission, so she

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grew up playing high level soccer. So yeah, she's got

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all the experience and I mean she stepped up with

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so much confidence in our last two games. I mean,

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going in against Utah and then obviously playing in our

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KEYCU matchup last night. Just so much confidence and the

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way she played is just gonna keep building her. So

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super proud of her and just really excited for the

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rest of her career.

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Speaker 2: Ronald, you got some questions for Ellie Wahlbrook. What do

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Speaker 1: I always got questions for Rashi. I didn't give her

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that nickname. Someone else did, but no, Ellie. Walk us

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through your first goal and then your second goal. Man,

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I thought the first one was a banger, but the

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second one was better than the first.

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Speaker 2: Haha.

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Speaker 3: Thanks Roy, I appreciate that. Yeah, I mean the first goal,

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got the ball in the middle giveaway from TCUs outside back,

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kind of took a touch, saw the keeper was kind

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of not off her line, but she was cheating a

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little bit to the right and just ripped it like

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I usually do. And yeah, it was a great shot.

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I mean I've practiced that so many times with my

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dad in the backyard, so practice makes perfect and I'm

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just glad I was in that spot to shoot it

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at the time. And then obviously my second goal, I

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mean I was probably one of the best goals I've

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ever scored. But yeah, just to put a little bend

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on it. Free kick action, just yeah, I loved it.

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It was so much fun and just credit to my teammates.

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I mean, I couldn't do it without my teammates and

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the support and belief they have in me. So I

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love it and I'm just excited for our game tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: You scored a brace in your twelfth and thirteen goals

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for the season. Both goals were obviously unassisted, and this

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is I believe, your second brace on the year and

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eighth and ninth goals against Big twelve opponents. You mentioned

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that that one of the those goals was your best

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shot ever. That's saying something you scored a lot of

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goals in your career.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I feel like a free kick goal,

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especially from that angle with that Crowling had on it.

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but those are the ones in the games where you

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never can perfect. So just to get that goal, I

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many times with my dad working on free kicks. So

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just to have that go in at the time when

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we needed it most to go up to one was

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so huge, and yeah, it was.

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Speaker 2: It was.

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Speaker 3: It was a pretty good one. And I have had

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to watch it back because I feel like it's still

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not real that I scored that, But yeah, it was

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Speaker 2: Did you catch up with the TCU goalkeeper after the

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after the game, after the match and and converse with

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her at all. I'm sure she was probably like, oh

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my gosh, that's like, these are both perfect. I can't

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do anything those were Those were immaculate shots.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. I mean they were pretty upset

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after the pks. I mean, tks are a pretty tough

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way to go out, but they had They've had a

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great season. They've played some great teams, so they're gonna

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have a good run in the NCAA tournament. So yeah,

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I mean they're a great competitor, but we got the

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better of them last night.

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Speaker 2: What was the conversation from the coaching staff to the

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players and even from the players to players leading up

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to those pks.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, to be honest, we were very very confident.

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I think we had so much belief in each other

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and it was kind of it's kind of funny, a

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funny story, like we're lining up for PKS and me

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and Lucy Kessler on the PK shootout liner who sank

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sixty seven to kind of boot them boost the energy

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a little bit, kind of laughing in line. So we

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were we were very positive and we knew, we knew,

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we practiced these We knew if our minds speak louder

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than our actions, and that's what it's going to do.

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So all four of our penalty cake takers made them.

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So yeah, we were just super confident and proud of

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the group, proud of the confidence we had in the

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belief in one another. Because it takes it takes all

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thirty of the girls, not just the four of five

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who take.

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Speaker 1: Them to All Big twelve first team earlier this afternoon.

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What does that accomplished mean for you, especially coming off

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the ACL injury.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean it means so much to me.

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I think I've had to put in lots of hard

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work and perseverance, especially through coming back to my ACL injury,

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not knowing if I'm going to be the same type

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of player I was before. I mean that's always a

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big question in your head when you get injured. So

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just having that hard work payoff and not to just

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be the same as I was before, but I think

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even better was just huge and just for people to

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acknowledge that it means the world. But like I said,

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like I couldn't do it without my teammates. I mean,

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they put me in great positions to score goals, So

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credit to them, and just excited to keep going with

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this team and the postseason play.

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Speaker 2: You're the eighth seeded team now advancing through the semi finals.

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You face a fifth seeded Baylor that also picked up

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an upset victory in the first round in PKS. They

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had a dramatic finish as well. The match is going

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to take place at three thirty pm Mountain tom on Wednesday. Yeah,

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we can view it on ESPN Plus for everybody that's

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tuning in. Have you been able to scout Baylor yet,

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give us a little breakdown of what we know about Baylor.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, So we actually were able to play Baylor in

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their regular season. We were up twice on them and

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they ended up coming back and beating us four to

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two at their home field in Waco. So yeah, we're

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very familiar with then. They're a great team. I think

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they have some special players in the attack that we

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got to kind of watch, but I mean, we've played them,

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we know how to score on them. It's just kind

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of switching our mentality to put our defensive energy in

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which we've had the last two games. So we're gonna

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kind of switch flip that switch, and yeah, we're just

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excited for kind of a revenge match on them.

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Speaker 2: It's gonna be a big one, no doubt about it.

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What's your mindset like going into tournament play right now?

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Getting into the thick of it? Now, do you feel

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like you guys are playing your best soccer right now? Yeah?

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Speaker 3: I think one hundred percent.

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Speaker 2: I do.

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Speaker 3: I think we've bet we're peaking at the right time.

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of owning our process, what we're good at, what works

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for us. Has been a huge thing this whole season.

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I think these last couple of matches have we've kind

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of put that all together. So we're really excited to

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play Baylor tomorrow and continue this run in the Big

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Twelve and obviously hopefully in the CAA Tournament.

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Speaker 2: Love it, Ellie, Well, we appreciate you joining us. Congratulations

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on a huge win and one of your best performances.

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I mean, I call you one of the best strikers

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in the modern era of b Way soccer. I've only

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been around since what two thousand and five watching, but

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you're pretty guys staying good and we've had some great

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strikers come through BYU over the years. So congratulations and

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all your success. Love what you're doing. And the other

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great thing about your story that I don't know if

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everybody knows, was about, uh, you've gone through some injuries

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as well. You came from u C l A and

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played well and then had an injury and had the

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red shirt essentially, and and now you're you're you're playing

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some of your best soccer. So uh, those stories of

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persever persevering through those trials or tremendous stories for to

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tell to the next generation of of soccer plays. And

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how do you take that very seriously that mentor mentorship

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of the next generation of soccer plays here in the

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state and around the country. And I imagine you got

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you got lofty dreams too. Don't you want to play

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after b YU If I'm not.

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Speaker 3: Mistaken, yes, I do. Yeah, I want to play professionally.

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Speaker 2: I love it. Well, keep on balling out, Ellie. We're

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big fans. You know how we roll here at ESPN

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the fan. We appreciate you hopping on. Congratulations and let

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us know if we can do anything for you.

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Speaker 3: Good luck versus Baylor awesome, Thank you Bennis for having me.

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Speaker 2: You have much love Ellie Walbrock, Ladies and gentlemen. That

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