Speaker 1: Like, without further ado, let's bring on future Spartan dog
Speaker 1: Mischigon State committed Brelan Kylie and his dad Steve.
Speaker 2: What up? Hey? Hold on, hold on, hold on. You
Speaker 2: know everybody call you Brayder, I call you BC. Well
Speaker 2: you get that dad reads already? Boy, you look good.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm talking about, man, Yeah, just.
Speaker 1: Don't always notice the bling was going up with your guys.
Speaker 2: Man, thank you for.
Speaker 1: Wanting to smartly MSU. You know, I've been hearing a
Speaker 1: lot about what's going on with you your dad.
Speaker 2: I mean he's posting a lot which we love.
Speaker 1: That we love in the panther out there, you know,
Speaker 1: especially happened what's going on missus State and what's going
Speaker 1: on with you? But Braylan, talk about your the reason
Speaker 1: you chose the Green and white.
Speaker 3: Really, uh, that was my last offer out of the
Speaker 3: fifteen that I had ended up with, and Coach Hawk
Speaker 3: came up to watch me run some ross and stuff
Speaker 3: like that workout, and I went up from our official
Speaker 3: visit and really just I never looked back from there.
Speaker 3: I mean it felt like home, everybody, the family atmosphere.
Speaker 3: I mean, geographically, it's much closer than Iowa. And Iowa State.
Speaker 3: If you didn't know, those were my other two of
Speaker 3: my top three. But yeah, just a family feel big
Speaker 3: ten everybody.
Speaker 4: Coach Hawk is a great dude. Coach Jonathan Smith.
Speaker 3: I'm excited to see what he can do, bringing over
Speaker 3: eight and Child's and a couple of other guys from
Speaker 3: Oregon State along with Coach Linger. So it's really exciting
Speaker 3: to see what this program can do. And I'm excited
Speaker 3: to be a part of it.
Speaker 5: And then if you think of the mother two schools,
Speaker 5: we got to beilt a quarterback, that one in Ioura.
Speaker 2: He sucks.
Speaker 6: He from Michigan, you know what I'm saying, So you'd
Speaker 6: I think it's like his ninth year.
Speaker 5: He's done at the last week. He's terrible. But see, man,
Speaker 5: I saw your highlights. Man, when when when you made
Speaker 5: the commit Man? And I saw and I've always breaked
Speaker 5: films down because I'm one.
Speaker 2: Of the best athletes to ever play this game.
Speaker 7: He's a mess, man, I got the mess and.
Speaker 5: I saw a lot of my talents, Like you know me,
Speaker 5: It's almost like your dad put my tape in and say,
Speaker 5: you know what, watch this guy, you know, touch touch
Speaker 5: the TV every time you see thirty three and do
Speaker 5: you know because you.
Speaker 2: Had some I saw you take a hitch and make
Speaker 2: somebody miss and go.
Speaker 5: He got this word, and I saw him take the hitch,
Speaker 5: make somebody miss and take it fifty.
Speaker 2: What the hell you know?
Speaker 5: The sign is real simple, it's just back it up.
Speaker 2: Watch what's my man? PC?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, this is a research yeah right here, two
Speaker 1: weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Club that boy look cute.
Speaker 4: Look at it now.
Speaker 2: Okay. Oh that's the most. We gotta turn that into ESPN.
Speaker 2: That's more. He got most. Do your dad, do your dad?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, you gotta go up and get that man after.
Speaker 8: That's tall him at a young age. You gotta go
Speaker 8: up there. That's your bas It's not fifty to fifty,
Speaker 8: that's ninety ten. That best for the defense.
Speaker 5: Oh with the one hand. Oh, you gotta do your dad.
Speaker 5: Get up, hurry up, gim something, give them something real quick.
Speaker 2: Oh fucking new teammates. He ain't been to play with
Speaker 2: him next year.
Speaker 7: We still got to have you know.
Speaker 2: That's our guys right now.
Speaker 5: Okay, And he played with Dan Reeves. Boy the boy
Speaker 5: daddy daddy got money on a real note BC. The
Speaker 5: thing that I love and and a lot of these
Speaker 5: guys not doing that. And I know it gotta make
Speaker 5: you tough. He playing cornerback too, So you play cornerback
Speaker 5: as a receiver, that means you gotta be tough, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean, because you gotta come up, you
Speaker 5: gotta make the tackle, you gotta block a receiver all
Speaker 5: the time or whatever it is, and then you gotta
Speaker 5: do it on the other side.
Speaker 2: So, hey, man, keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 5: You're playing all three phases of the game. And the
Speaker 5: more you can do, hey, the more they gonna pay.
Speaker 2: Baby.
Speaker 1: And I'm proud of you, man. Yeah, you know you
Speaker 1: got you with a pretty good solid brand of football
Speaker 1: over in Ohio. Talk about when you started playing. How
Speaker 1: old were you when you first got into playing the
Speaker 1: game of football.
Speaker 3: So my mom didn't want me to play football at first,
Speaker 3: so I ain't start playing until my seventh grade year,
Speaker 3: and I initially played quarterback and running back. I didn't
Speaker 3: even play receiver until my sophomore year in high school.
Speaker 3: That's when really kicked off. My freshman year, I played
Speaker 3: a couple of games dB and a couple of games
Speaker 3: wide receiver, but mainly just special teams trying to see
Speaker 3: the field anywhere I could help my team out anywhere
Speaker 3: I could.
Speaker 4: As a freshman, and.
Speaker 3: Then sophomore year I had a breakout season, and then
Speaker 3: junior year it was really that season for me to
Speaker 3: prove myself show college is what I could do and
Speaker 3: help my team make it as far as we could.
Speaker 3: But really it's been a long process, enjoyable. It's nothing
Speaker 3: like going out there on a Friday night playing football.
Speaker 3: I mean, baseball was my first love, but ever since football,
Speaker 3: sophomore year especially, I mean, ain't nothing like going out
Speaker 3: there on a Friday night for sure.
Speaker 5: So you wanted to play, you ain't playing until your
Speaker 5: seventh grade year.
Speaker 2: Okay, we know who run the house. Okay, no problem,
Speaker 2: go ahead where we lived.
Speaker 8: You can't play tackle until second grade.
Speaker 1: But it wasn't the same. He wanted to box that
Speaker 1: Steven talk about. You say, you the one that taught
Speaker 1: him that high point. So yeah, really the game you've
Speaker 1: been coaching in little league football and all that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, when he was little, coming up playing flag and
Speaker 8: then starting in middle school just you know, and just
Speaker 8: in the backyard, really you know, teaching them. These are
Speaker 8: the main traits you got to have you're going up.
Speaker 8: You're going to get that ball. And it helps you
Speaker 8: at dB too, because, by the way I look at it,
Speaker 8: if somebody go deep, they go deep past you. As
Speaker 8: a dB, you turn it to a wide receiver. Win
Speaker 8: that ball in there. You got just as much right
Speaker 8: to it as as the offense do. So you go
Speaker 8: up and you high point that football and you don't
Speaker 8: even let the other competitor get a chance to get
Speaker 8: it because you got to go up and make sure
Speaker 8: you get at his highest point come down with it
Speaker 8: every time, you know. So that's the main thing, you know,
Speaker 8: especially being a receiver, that's what can set you apart.
Speaker 8: A lot of kids can catch, a lot of kids
Speaker 8: can run, a lot of kids can do this and
Speaker 8: do that. But they're going to go up and get
Speaker 8: that trust to your quarterback to say, hey, he might
Speaker 8: be covered, but I know he gonna go up and
Speaker 8: get it for me.
Speaker 5: Oh Dad, talk that talk. That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: Hey Dad, I much did them call?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 2: Tell the truth? I don't know.
Speaker 7: Mom, let him, you know, kind of run rampant with
Speaker 7: whatever he want to do.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying, Uh, I think she gonna
Speaker 8: shut him a check, you know, when you get to
Speaker 8: Michigan State and be like, hey, this is what.
Speaker 7: All that stuff? You know, I got it tally. I've
Speaker 7: been keeping the talent.
Speaker 2: So music to you, pos. I'm doing the same thing
Speaker 2: with my kids.
Speaker 8: And then as soon as they you know, they settled
Speaker 8: into the door and everything, they're gonna get a little
Speaker 8: piece of male friends.
Speaker 1: Here boys, right, Yes, indeed, So did you play football
Speaker 1: growing up yourself? Only up through middle school? I was
Speaker 1: mainly playing played basketball.
Speaker 2: Football. Is just I wasn't nearly as talented as my
Speaker 2: son is.
Speaker 8: You know, I can teach you the game, you know
Speaker 8: I can. I can talk ball with you. I wasn't
Speaker 8: nearly as talented as him.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: I couldn't take it as far as he has. And
Speaker 8: if I had a choice, it'd be just like it is.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying, get that gift to him.
Speaker 8: Let me be the proud dad, and I can't.
Speaker 2: Be more happy, you know, plug.
Speaker 7: But I would rather have him be the talent so
Speaker 7: I can sit back and watch and enjoy.
Speaker 5: So, so was you one of those players where you
Speaker 5: went out for football and they did the Hamburger drill.
Speaker 2: And you saw that and then you just became a hooper.
Speaker 2: You didn't want to contact Brada. You said you play
Speaker 2: you play baseball. That was your first love.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, baseball position, short stop, center field.
Speaker 9: Okay, so you got a glove and some wheels. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: and you ran some track too, right, Yeah, I ran
Speaker 9: track my sophomore Yet did that? Did that help you
Speaker 9: how to play in baseball? And try help you play football?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 3: Just in the ball center field, help me track down
Speaker 3: the ball, deep balls, whatever that case may be. Track
Speaker 3: really helped me focus on the fundamentals of running and
Speaker 3: learning the actual science behind running, because I didn't really
Speaker 3: know too much about running and all that. But really
Speaker 3: just it helped me really just hone in on the fundamentals.
Speaker 3: My fastest one hundred was a ten to nine, so
Speaker 3: in the short time of track that I had ran,
Speaker 3: I think my first ever time runner was eleven two
Speaker 3: and then I cut it down. But really just learning
Speaker 3: and really focus on all those fundamentals and track helped
Speaker 3: me take it over to the football field for sure.
Speaker 5: Hey BC, watching that game last week, right and you
Speaker 5: sitting home and you see a guy I don't know
Speaker 5: if it was six or eight for one or two touchdown,
Speaker 5: whatever it was, one touchdown?
Speaker 2: What did you say to yourself? You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Because if you anything like me, when I see something
Speaker 5: like that, man I could do that would have had
Speaker 5: two hundred and ninety six, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: But how did you feel? Because at the end of
Speaker 2: the day, that's a true freshman, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: still seventeen, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: And if I'm coming in as a freshman, I see
Speaker 5: they playing a freshman. I mean, I'm getting the weight
Speaker 5: room harder, I'm making bigger plays or whatever it is
Speaker 5: because I got to get ready because I got a shot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how could you be watching that game?
Speaker 5: You saw those guys, I mean the quarterback through for
Speaker 5: three hundred some yards through the ball almost forty times.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, how did you feel? How did
Speaker 2: you see? What you felt about that?
Speaker 4: No? For sure, Nick a dog. I mean that's why
Speaker 4: I spent most of my time on my official visit
Speaker 4: with got to know him a little bit.
Speaker 3: You know, he's a dog for sure, And really just
Speaker 3: seeing that gives me motivation and motivations even more because
Speaker 3: obviously everybody want to make an impact as a true
Speaker 3: freshman come in and get some playing time.
Speaker 4: So really I need to focus on the weight room.
Speaker 3: I'm rolling early, so that's gonna give me some time
Speaker 3: to get in the playbook, weight room, all that strength
Speaker 3: staff and really just give myself prepaired to make an
Speaker 3: impact as a true freshman, because that's what I want
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: You know you brought up Courtney Hawkins, I mean, being
Speaker 1: a part of the decision to come to Michigan State.
Speaker 1: And you see how many receivers he's developed in a
Speaker 1: short time. A lot of them in the NFL right now.
Speaker 1: And obviously you see the guys you had your visit with,
Speaker 1: you know, obviously Nick marsh and you know Jerian Glover.
Speaker 1: Those guys are here. My toy is a guy who
Speaker 1: probably been playing on Sunday, you know, talking about your highlights.
Speaker 1: You know, we did find some more I think there was.
Speaker 1: Let's see if we could play some of these highlights.
Speaker 1: You can talk about this. This is I think this
Speaker 1: is a camp.
Speaker 4: This is a scrimmage.
Speaker 2: Oh scrimmage okay, yah, yeah, you got some good video
Speaker 2: up here.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: What's who's this your high school?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeahs and Perkins. Okay, you know they have you
Speaker 1: listened at one seventy. Man, I don't know that video
Speaker 1: that was on a cell phone looked like you put
Speaker 1: on sometimes. Have you in the weight room? What's going
Speaker 1: on where you at now?
Speaker 2: Wait? Wise?
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, No, I'm still on seventy.
Speaker 3: It's hard to, you know, keep that weight and maintaining
Speaker 3: throughout the season, especially during camping two days and all that,
Speaker 3: because all you're doing to swed and running around working hard.
Speaker 3: But definitely I gotta focus on keep eating, Uh, stay
Speaker 3: consistent of the weight room. We live twice a week
Speaker 3: in the mornings before school, so really just staying consistent
Speaker 3: with that and eating trying to make up for that
Speaker 3: loss weight that goes on during practice.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I'm still won seventy six foot Okay, yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Know, you know, I know they agreed in Pops.
Speaker 5: Listen to me and if you don't know, I can
Speaker 5: get Mama Hall to get you. What how she do
Speaker 5: with us on number five? Cause number five got bigger
Speaker 5: traps now his head bigger. You know why he eating Coler.
Speaker 2: Green with neck bones in it. There we go, we
Speaker 2: gotta we gotta gem.
Speaker 5: Guarantee seventeen pounds with the two months Kyla greens and
Speaker 5: neck bone with a little hot sauce guarantee he's taking it.
Speaker 2: No, you know, like.
Speaker 7: Here a very picky eater man, you know, like that's
Speaker 7: what he's very picky right now.
Speaker 8: But like I told him, when you get to Michigan State, man, hey,
Speaker 8: they gonna have your your mix right there for you
Speaker 8: before practice, after practice and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: So it's gonna be like you're a gainer here you go.
Speaker 2: This is what you got.
Speaker 7: So you're gonna have to get acclimated a little bit more,
Speaker 7: you know, going forward.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, And they got all the food
Speaker 1: for it. And it's a great time to be a
Speaker 1: football player.
Speaker 2: It's great two a days.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't even think they do too many
Speaker 1: of those anymore, like like they used to back in
Speaker 1: our day, Pops. So you won't be sweating too much
Speaker 1: now that the Smith. They got a great program going.
Speaker 1: As you've seen sixty one new players, the camaraderie, the cohesion,
Speaker 1: this is off the charts, man, something that we've never
Speaker 1: seen here with so many new faces, you know. So
Speaker 1: I think he made the right choice for sure, and
Speaker 1: we can't wait to see you man in the green
Speaker 1: and white.
Speaker 2: How many more games you have to a playoff time.
Speaker 4: Seven seven more games a regular season and we got playoffs.
Speaker 2: Yep, okay, all right, what's what you're looking like? You
Speaker 2: think you can make it all the way? For sure?
Speaker 3: Yep, for sure we lost. We lost a big key
Speaker 3: of our team, Number four, my teammate Western Stursay year.
Speaker 3: He like toured everything in his leg before the season.
Speaker 3: He is another white out on the other side, and
Speaker 3: he's committed to James Madison University. He was the start
Speaker 3: of safety and started zeroceiver for us. So, I mean
Speaker 3: that's a big loss for sure, But we just playing
Speaker 3: for our brother every single day. We never forget that
Speaker 3: day represented well our wars number the first game number four,
Speaker 3: uh to put on for him and really just decided
Speaker 3: to play for him always in the back of our
Speaker 3: head and stuff get hard and stuff get tough. We're
Speaker 3: just thinking like he would do anything to be back
Speaker 3: on this field. So we're doing it for him, and
Speaker 3: for sure we could take it all the way.
Speaker 5: Hey, BC, before you go, man, you know we got
Speaker 5: seven more games, you know, relative coach to whoever called ladies,
Speaker 5: go get that book.
Speaker 2: Keyshawn Johnson may give me the damn ball. I ain't
Speaker 2: even pos. Come on, he's too young to get up.
Speaker 5: Give it to your OC. Throw me the damn ball, coach,
Speaker 5: put it on my shoulders. I'm the senior, I'm the
Speaker 5: big time player. I wasn't number one. I got the
Speaker 5: two diamond ear rings in my ear If we're gonna
Speaker 5: go down, I'm gonna go go down with me.
Speaker 2: Throw me the damn ball.
Speaker 5: Damn it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Here's that motivation for your your your following teammate, as
Speaker 1: far as his injuries concerned, as a good motivation to
Speaker 1: get you guys from fail you far into the playoffs,
Speaker 1: maybe a state championship man, but stay healthy.
Speaker 2: That's the most important thing for all of us in
Speaker 2: that fa in your family, our family to yours.
Speaker 1: We can't wait to see you here in a few
Speaker 1: short months early in Roland in East Lansing, when we
Speaker 1: catch back up with you.
Speaker 2: We'll be there this Saturday, actually for crazy gonna be here. No,
Speaker 2: don't way, no gas, We're gonna beat.
Speaker 4: You.
Speaker 2: Gotta come to campus first. You gotta come in. Oh
Speaker 2: you know what, No, no, go and watch the hair.
Speaker 2: I hope they let the band. They got a band,
Speaker 2: that be they band. I let him go to that party.
Speaker 2: I have to stay away. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah we popped.
Speaker 4: We just let him do that.
Speaker 1: No, thank you guys man for joining this part of it.
Speaker 1: Please don't be strangers and we will see you guys soon.
Speaker 2: Man, thank you. It's a pleasure. Green BC. Right, let's
Speaker 2: get it all right,