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We're gonna get to know Cantle Tonaba Side tanner Wall. Dude,

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those dudes balled out for Brigham on Saturday Night versus TCU.

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Speaker 3: Both of them, I mean both had great games.

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Speaker 2: Tanner Wall was not necessarily involved a whole lot in

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UH in tackling or PBUs, but he had that phenomenal

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pick six to put a cherry on top of this game.

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Phenomenal work by tanner Wall. But Kiando had his best

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game of the season, Kiado was dominant. Kiano's motor was

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relentless and endless physicality, violence and combined with pure technique.

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Speaker 3: Kiantu balled out for Brigham. It was glorious.

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Speaker 2: So we're gonna get to know both these guys and

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discuss much more as we read between the lines a

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little bit with count of Dona Vasa and Tanner Wall

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Speaker 4: We're gonna be yes. So I just received the email

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from the Big twelve conference.

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Speaker 5: BYU and Texas Tech are the only programs this week

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will being clinch a spot in the twenty twenty five Howards.

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Speaker 4: Jones Big twelve Championship Football.

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Speaker 5: Texas Tech will clinch with a loss by Arizona State

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and the b WHYE win over Cincinnati, or with losses

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by ASU by in Utah BYU. Clinch has been with

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the win over Cincinnati and losses by Arizona State and Houston.

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Speaker 3: Break that down one more time for me.

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Speaker 5: So BYU will clinch a spot in the Big twelve

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tournament this weekend with the win over Cincinnati and losses

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by Arizona State and Houston, or with the win over

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Cincinnati and an Arizona State lost in a Utah.

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Speaker 2: Win Okay, and Texas Tech clinches with a loss by

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Arizona State and a BYU went over Cincinnati, or with

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losses by ASU, BYU and you. I don't think anyone's

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really concerned about Texas Tech not clinching. It's the BUYU

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side of things that we're really concerned about, right right, Yeah,

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all right, am I right, I think that's right concerned about.

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I think we all know what Texas Tech is going

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to do here. Well, let's go, baby, that's all. Look,

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just win, baby, just win. Don't even focus on all

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this stuff. Yeah, just win, Yeah, just win baby, just win.

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Speaker 3: Please, for the love of all that's tolly, just win.

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Get over the hump.

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Speaker 2: Let twenty twenty five be the year that you get

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over the hump and get into that upper echelot of

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college football where you are destined to be Kenneth Thota

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Busto tenor walk and take you there, Kyoto, Kyoto. You

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guys held this offense TCU to just one touchdown. What

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can you say about the effort?

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Speaker 6: I think it was diligence and discipline of the defense

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to do such a thing. I think that's our capacity

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and that's who we are, and I think we stuck

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to that this week. I think that's the key, is

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sticking to the and being disciplined to who we are.

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And you guys saw it tonight. I mean we did

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that and that's the result when we beat.

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Speaker 2: Us, when we be us diligence and discipline. Shout out

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to count Dona bas Tanner Wall. You've come close to

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pick six is before. How gratified was it to finally

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get into the end zone.

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Speaker 7: It's great. I was in my head. I was like,

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don't get tackled, get to the end zone. So we

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found a way in so little boost there in the.

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Speaker 3: End, little boosty dude zero was tracking him.

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Speaker 4: Dude, well he was moving.

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Speaker 2: I mean he had he had a he had a

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he had an angle on him. He was tracking him.

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Phenomenal effort, man. I love like that dude, that young man.

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Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, like.

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Speaker 2: You'd want him on your team whatever you're building, whatever

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team you're building, you want that dude on the ship

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because he gives phenomenal effort after a pick Guys, the

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entitlement you know, the top of comp place, you know,

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they pick off a pass and then he just got

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to stop right like, nah, I'm good. He ran down

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Tanner Wall. Now, should he have grabbed him, jumped on him,

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you know, you know, clipped his ankle whatever it is, Yeah, probably,

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but he pushed him, and he push him right into

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Speaker 3: So thank you, sir, Thank you.

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Speaker 4: Zach Chapman.

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Speaker 2: That was his name, Zach Chapman on the radio broadcasts.

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That was the first time you scored Tanner Wall since

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two thy seventeen?

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Speaker 3: Was that in high school?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, it's my senior year of high school. Yep, so

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graduate from high school twenty eighteen. But my senior season

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was twenty seventeen. So it's been a while since I've

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been in the end zone with the ball.

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Speaker 3: Been a minute, Been a minute, Kyoto.

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Speaker 2: How gratifying was it to bounce back after that Texas

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Speaker 6: I think it was phenomenal I think it feels great,

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and I think the boys recognized that that. It started

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on Monday and we were down and frustrated, but we

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got put our head down and go to work. That's

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Collane's culture and as we lived that then now the

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celebration is is is grand.

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Speaker 7: The boys are happy. Far from satisfied.

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Speaker 6: We're still humble and hungry, but we're very happy with

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the way we responded.

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Speaker 2: That is the Kalani culture. Head down and get to work.

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Speaker 3: Love it.

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Speaker 2: Kiyatu, what was the message from the coaches this week?

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Did they say anything in particular?

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Speaker 6: I think it just goes back to Klonie's culture. Kialani

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was like, we haven't played our best game. We really haven't,

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and I think we saw more of that tonight. I

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think there's still room for us to improve special teams,

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defense and offensive wise. But the message was we need

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to be us and we have us have to have

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a sense of urgency this week, recognizing that that now

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we have one loss on the record, and we did

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that tonight once again.

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Speaker 2: H just lean into that Kialani culture. Believe baby, achieve,

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play your best game. Yet let's continue to play at

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that rate. Tanner Wall, you held TCU well below its

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passing average.

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Speaker 3: What were what was working so well to make that happen?

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean we had some good scheme in tonight

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as far as like a lot of bracket coverage. We

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knew that they love to throw the ball to the

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inside in breaking windows, and so we were able to

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take that away. And we knew that if we could

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get Hoover to you know, pull the ball down off

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of his initial read that on the run or you know, scrambling,

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he wasn't as accurate as.

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Speaker 7: He is just on time roping the ball.

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Speaker 8: So I think we executed extremely well doing that, and

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to play that we pulled the guy out of the box. So,

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you know, a lot of the run looks for them

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were you know, they were checking to a lot of

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runs when they saw us in a lot of our

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two high stuff. But our front seven like they played

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extremely well knocking out the run even in our two

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high stuff. So yeah, the scheme tonight, I thought we

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executed extremely well and and the pass rush was great too.

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Speaker 7: We got a lot of a lot of pressure.

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Speaker 8: I don't know, I didn't get to see how many

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sacks we had total on the game.

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Speaker 7: But I thought, I.

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Speaker 8: Thought our our pressure tonight was on the quarterback was great.

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Speaker 2: If you want an in depth schematic answer about what

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was employed, how was employed, how was it it was,

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how it was executed defensively, you asked Tanner wall a

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question the quarterback of that defense.

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Speaker 3: In my opinion, love that.

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Speaker 2: Great pontification of by Lobyrius regarding the pigskin Tanner, You've

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gone from walk on to you know, a team member,

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like a full fledged scholarship player to start them in

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team captaincy Uh, did you envision this?

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Speaker 9: Uh?

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Speaker 3: To pass up these opportunities to walk on?

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Speaker 7: It was definitely a dream.

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Speaker 8: I knew the journey to get there would be filled

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with a lot of blood, sweat, tears, a lot of sacrifice.

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But just believe that, you know, trusting in my heavenly

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father and and you know, trusting in Klane and his program.

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I'm grateful to play for for a coach like him

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who believes in his players and puts us in positions

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to help the team in the best way possible. So

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just just grateful for every step in that journey and

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to be able to lead with guys like Keanu and

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Chase and Jack and Glasger like this is this is

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a special brotherhood and it's amazing to you know, think

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back of where I was being recruited and actually look

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at the whole process and see what's got into that

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and where we are now. It just makes me really

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grateful to God for this opportunity.

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Speaker 2: Given love to the man upstairs as well as Kalate

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that leads the way here in the locker room. Kyatu,

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you had one of the best bull rushes we've seen,

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a walk back quarterback hit.

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Speaker 3: What is the key to executing that?

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Speaker 7: I think it's just effort.

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Speaker 6: You can have coaches teach you one hundred moves and

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you can master one move. Ultimately, you just have to

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have effort and commitment to do that. And I think

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I've I've recognized that I got to have more of that,

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and I had that tonight and I plan on magnifying

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that and continue it throughout the rest.

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Speaker 7: Of the season.

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Speaker 2: Get to magnify that, continue that just effort, effort. How

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is it to know that you don't have to score

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scoreboard watch right that if you guys take care of business,

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you guys are the master of your destiny.

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Speaker 3: You can make it into the title game.

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Speaker 7: It feels great again.

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Speaker 6: That says the urgency is so critical, but to have

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our destiny in our hands, our agency of where we're

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gonna go, it adds that diligence throughout the week and

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we're committed.

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Speaker 7: This is great.

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Speaker 6: We'll enjoy it tonight, Tomorrow, we'll review, make the corrections

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we need, and then we're moving on. We're ready and

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we're gonna move on and be the best weekend next

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week as well.

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Speaker 3: There go, that's count of tonaas.

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Speaker 2: Did you feel like you had your best game of

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the season, Kanu?

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Speaker 3: I think so.

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Speaker 6: I think I gave more effort this game than I

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than I have And I think that started with practice

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a little bit more of a wake up call because

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I think we have been doing great, but we just

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want to be even better, and so it's it's doubling

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down on our fundamentals. And I felt I did that

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this week as well as the rest of our defense

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and our team, and it showed.

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Speaker 3: I heard the whispers from Cogrenation.

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Speaker 2: I heard people, you know, either medium as coming to

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me like, hey, Kiano hasn't been.

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Speaker 3: As good as advertised this season.

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Speaker 2: He hasn't been as good he hasn't been as impactful,

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he hasn't been as uh disruptive.

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Speaker 3: I heard it.

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Speaker 9: I heard it a lot, and honestly, Kianto just admitted

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as much to a degree.

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Speaker 2: Effort base, I'll say this much. Let me give him

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a little bit of grace here. When you are as

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zero tech one tech defensive tackle nos guard from the

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early time in your life, when you make that transition,

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it is a lonely world. You're getting double teamed every

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single play. You rejoice. Whenever you get single coverage, you rejoice.

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But by the time you get single coverage, you don't

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know when it's coming. Typically you know what I mean,

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you don't know what it's coming. So you're giving every

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Let's say you get thirty forty snaps a game somewhere

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around there, and you get single coverage maybe on five

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of them, but you get exhausted throughout the game, run, game,

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pass game, and it's hard to give one hundred percent

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effort every single time when you're getting like double team

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because you end up just kind of like just leveling down,

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lowering your scent of gravity and just trying not to get.

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Speaker 3: Pushed back rather than push forward. Does that make sense?

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Like it is a lone and dreary world.

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Speaker 2: Thorns and thistles, you eat the dust in the grass

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of that field, that that gridiron.

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Speaker 3: Man, It's just like, man, this is a long and

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arduous game.

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Speaker 2: And so anyway, I'm glad that he got opportunities this

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game and gave phenomenal effort and gave his best effort.

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We got we got to see the best game. But

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I give him grace because it is hard. That is

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not like you. You asked me, like, what's the one

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position you don't want to ever play in football?

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Speaker 9: I'm like, noseguard never, never, never, I would hate that position.

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Like I mean, that is you know, that's for the sumo.

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Speaker 3: Wrestlers, baby, those guys, not me. Man, No sir, no way,

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no how.

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Speaker 2: Defensive back all day every day, wide receiver all day

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every day. Baby, Tanner, it's been a while since you've

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been at home. How much of a boost was it

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to be back at LaBelle Edwards Stadium?

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Speaker 7: Yeah? I mean we love playing here.

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Speaker 8: Like you give us an eight to fifteen game at home,

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like it's gonna be hard hard to come in here

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and beat us, you know, So I think that gives

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us a lot of confidence. Not as much of like

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a superstitious thing or it's just like, hey, like this

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is our bread and butter. We're so used to playing

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at this time in our stadium, and you know, the

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atmosphere tonight was amazing as it always is, and I'm

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just grateful, you know that we play for a fan

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base that packs out the stadium, you know, every time

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we play like that's you look across there's even some

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P four programs across the country where you know, they

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don't fill the stadium for their games. So it's a

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blessing to play in front of all these people. But yeah,

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I mean throughout the week, like we're able to stick

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to the that schedule that we know, and you know,

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we're staying in the hotel that we know, eating the

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food that we know.

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Speaker 7: So it was it's all used to us and it

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was great.

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Speaker 2: It's always nice to have the comforts of home. Kiyato,

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you mentioned effort. How have the guys, the young bucks

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like Tausilia kye Uci tell me Fau developed over the

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season also body performed down the stretch.

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Speaker 6: Phenomenal phenomen I mean you saw it tonight. Their effort,

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their attitude, they're commit regardless of playtime. That's what's been critical.

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They haven't had the most playtime this year. But you

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look at when they're in how hard they're working. I

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love those guys. I love the way that they're working.

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We got guys like JT who are superstars. A Nissi

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who's always ready, VI who's hopping in there. We got

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taos Seely who's working hard, and just their commitment to

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this team. It's phenomenal and I look forward to seeing

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what else they have down the road.

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Speaker 3: There you go.

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Speaker 3: LJ.

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Speaker 2: Martin. Uh, and of course his right hand man, Carson Ryan.

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Let's get into it here. Carson, how would you evaluate

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the offense you scored on the first seven drive and

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you had a career high seventy nine yards.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, I definitely know I was our mentality going to

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this game is just get back to what we've been

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doing all game, and no everyone contributed today in the

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past game, the run game, it was we're firing all

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the cylinder.

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Speaker 7: So it's a good bounce back for us.

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Speaker 2: Great bounce back game, huge bounce back game. Loved it,

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Carson Ryan. The stash, the hair, the blocking, the catching,

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the running, the leaping into the end zone, jumping over

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that pylon.

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Speaker 3: That's like a dream.

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Speaker 2: I mean, like, okay, if you could do one thing,

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say when you're playing football right, one thing.

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Speaker 3: Okay, there's a number of things.

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Speaker 2: That you can do right and I'm not gonna say

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like game winning or anything like that, but just an action.

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Speaker 3: Is it throwing a long bomb for a touchdown?

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Speaker 2: If you can do it under the lights of leavel

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I'm talking all you fans, right, Like, if you could

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do one thing running for a touchdown, you know, and

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then leaping into the end zone right at the pylon,

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you know, that's a sexy one, Like doing like almost

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like a front flip over. You know, You're you're leaping

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over a defender. Pretty sexy. Is it kicking the game

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winning field goal or something? Is it kicking a field

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goal from like I don't know, maybe sorry, kickers.

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Speaker 3: The house six? Okay, I pick six.

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Speaker 2: You're you're high stepping, you know, high stepping crowds, crowds

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going wide taking back?

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Speaker 4: Vic had the six? Give me the Parker Kingston like

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punt return?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Parker park Kingston Parker.

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Speaker 2: What about like a big sack, like a body slam sack,

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like coming off.

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Speaker 4: There, you might throw a flag on you.

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Speaker 9: Like what are like a like a strip sacks, fumble, recovery,

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scooping score.

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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.

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Speaker 2: Anyway, Carson got one of them leaping over a guy

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rumbling stumbling for a for a forty yard game.

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Speaker 3: I know, man, these are like those.

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Speaker 2: Are dream scenarios, right, those are dream scenarios a person

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that that grew up like football, right, just a it's

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a glorious think. Shout out to Carson. Did the coaches

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challenge you guys to have that type of performance after

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losing to Texas Tech gentlemen?

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Speaker 10: Mean yeah, they want it Like every week. It's like

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we could said next games wast porn game. So you know,

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no matter who we're playing, we're going out just to dominate.

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You know. They says that especially for this game, like

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just go on physically dominate or man every play, Like

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we don't want to go in next week and watch

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the film and see uskin dominate every player.

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Speaker 3: We want to be dominating every play.

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Speaker 2: Get out and dominate. Next game up, next game is

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the most important one for both of you guys. What

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was the attitude of bear Bachmeyer this week?

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Speaker 7: You? I feel like he didn't do nothing different.

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Speaker 11: You know, he just came back and he was doing

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what he was doing the first three weeks. I feel

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like just as the collective kind of changed for you know,

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going into that game last week, because it was a

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big game for us, but you know, just we just

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had to take a step back and realize every game

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is a big game for us, and you know, just

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took it like what we're doing the first eight weeks

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and we able to get.

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Speaker 4: It done to night.

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Speaker 3: Loved what I saw from both these guys. LJ.

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Speaker 2: Has it been a while since you have had a

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twenty plus twenty plus career?

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Speaker 3: I had a twenty plus career. I don't know what

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this means.

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Speaker 2: Do you feel like you're back or twenty plus touch game?

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Maybe twenty plus touches do you feel like you're back

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to being that workhorse.

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Speaker 4: Yeah.

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Speaker 11: I mean I always want to have twenty plus carries.

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You know, it's fun when I touched the ball, so yeah, I.

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Speaker 2: Like fun when he gets to get after it a

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little bit. Look, I love seeing I think that's what

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we talked about the pregames, like, look at him, twenty

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plus touch touches, whether through totes or through receptions, and

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they got him the ball. Speaking of carries, you're eighty

474
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eight yards away from a thousand yards? What would that

475
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mean to you to get eclipse one thousand yards?

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Speaker 11: I mean it would mean a lot, but I just

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more want to do it for the guys on front.

478
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I mean they've been hoarding their butts off opened up holes,

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so just be able to get a thousand just though.

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Speaker 7: Put that just to show.

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Speaker 11: Like you know them as a unit as well, and

482
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they've been open up holes dominating, So it mean a

483
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lot for both of us.

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Speaker 2: I would say, Look, like I've said before, if Byu

485
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Okay has a one thousand yard receiver and a one

486
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thousand yard rusher, it's more than just the the like

487
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the individual stat What that means is that you have

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individuals that can win in space, in the throw game,

489
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in the receiving game, and you have individuals between and

490
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off tackle that can create explosive plays for you. That's

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how you get to a Big twelve championship game.

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Speaker 3: That's how you get to a college football playoff game.

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Speaker 2: You have individually and like I would say, the other

494
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one of those is, like you know, accumulative three thousand

495
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yards of productivity from your quarterback, and that's through the

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past game and run game. You got a three thousand

497
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yard producer at quarterback through running and passing, and you

498
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have a thousand yard receiver and a thousand yard rusher. Bro,

499
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you're a Big twelve championship contender and you could be

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invited to the big dance of the college football playoff.

501
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Let's go Cinderella. Cinderelli, Cinderelli, cougarrelly. I don't know what

502
00:24:11,720 --> 00:24:13,960
I'm going with this. I don't know, man. Just just

503
00:24:14,039 --> 00:24:17,440
get me there, get me there. You guys can do it.

504
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We're right there knocking on the door. Can you get

505
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over the hump? Do you feel like you guys were

506
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distracted or disrespected after the Texas Tech game?

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Speaker 3: Do you feel like you needed to atone for that.

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Speaker 10: I mean, we don't really everyone gets a little pissed by,

509
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but like we try to not focus on it on

510
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the outside noise, like we got we can control our

511
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own dest at this point. We just keep winning like

512
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nothing's gonna change. Our position that we are in right

513
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now isn't any different part it was a week ago.

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So if we just keep winning like we've been doing,

515
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we're gonna be just fine.

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Speaker 3: Keep on doing it, keep on rolling.

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Speaker 2: LJ, you looked like a different back on Saturday than

518
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you did against Texas Tech. How much healthier did you

519
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feel going into TCU.

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Speaker 7: I don't think it was health I think it was

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just more confident.

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Speaker 11: I feel like last week, you know, just coming off

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the injury, I just felt like a little bit nervous,

524
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a little bit more nervous, and you know, they were

525
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also a good.

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Speaker 7: Team, so that didn't help at hell.

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Speaker 11: So yeah, I mean this tonight, I just had more

528
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confidence and I was just able to get going earlier

529
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and I felt really good.

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Speaker 4: Man Like.

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Speaker 2: Look, we discussed this right Klane mentioned health, LJ said confidence.

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Speaker 3: You know. The rhetor leading up.

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Speaker 2: To the Texas Tech game and Lj's availability was not

534
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if he would play but like would we see the

535
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form and the fashion and the true LJ.

536
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Speaker 3: And I said, look, I don't know if he's willing

537
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and ready and.

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Speaker 2: Capable to lower the shoulder, lower the boom, run with aggression,

539
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run with violence, run with tenacity. And I was right,

540
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And that is a health thing. But it's more so

541
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like both of them are right. L J's right because.

542
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Speaker 3: Like he's.

543
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Speaker 2: In orthopedics, in sports medicine, we talk about the intelligent gaits.

544
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So if you have pain right in the lower extremities,

545
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right hip, knee, foot, ankle, you tend to have that

546
00:26:11,640 --> 00:26:13,720
like little hitch in your giddy up. Right, it's kind

547
00:26:13,720 --> 00:26:20,279
of like you're not you're not like fully like moving fluidly.

548
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And there was a bit of a hitch, but most

549
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but it's in the upper body. Right, So he doesn't

550
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want any sort of impact getting anywhere.

551
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Speaker 3: Near that shoulder. Why because it's still pain there.

552
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Speaker 2: But it's still pain even though he most likely can't

553
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make it any worse. Does that make sense. He's not

554
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gonna make it any worse. He just doesn't want to

555
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lower the hit stick, right, And he so that's why

556
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we got ten tones at Tech and we were playing

557
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from behind so he looked different and he and he

558
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ran with confidence. So I think both are right, Ronnie.

559
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I know we were kind of debating that, but I

560
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think both are right. It just depends on your perspective.

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Speaker 4: No, I think definitely it does. Both do matter.

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Speaker 5: Both of them are right, Like, yeah, you gotta be

563
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a little bit healthier, because if you're not healthier, like

564
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you pointed out, that won't make you confident. Like right,

565
00:27:09,960 --> 00:27:11,880
you know how it is playing hurt Like I don't know.

566
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But when you feel healthier, you're more confident. And look,

567
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let's keep it real. When you're going up against the

568
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best defense in the Big twelve, a top five national

569
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championship contending team, you're like, this is the.

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Speaker 4: Game I gotta come back on. You would like to

571
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have a game under your belt.

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Speaker 2: No doubt, no doubt, Ryan Carson. Ryan, you're a multi

573
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faceted tight end. You're an inline guy. You can go

574
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out and flex, You'll be in lie sometimes, etc. It

575
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seems like you reflexed out on a lot more on Saturday.

576
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Cauld You're explain the game plan to get you open,

577
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to utilize you more.

578
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Speaker 10: Oh yeah, we just we saw going into this game

579
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we could have more opporunities to do that and give

580
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me involve in the past game and just being able

581
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to not have to give me people in the box

582
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for pass protection, so just gives me more chances to

583
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go and cash the ball and me plays. So it's

584
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always good to have that be the game plan. So

585
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it's excited all a games. So going into I know

586
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how to chance to get a couple of cash, makes

587
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some plays, opportunity game just the best I could.

588
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Speaker 2: Great stuff. Loved what I saw from Carson Ryan. What's

589
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the next goal for you guys that you prepare for Cincinnati?

590
00:28:07,599 --> 00:28:08,880
What do you guys need to improve upon?

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Speaker 11: I think it's just not letting this win, you know,

592
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not getting too hot for it, just knowing it was

593
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a good win and just prepare for Cincinnati and nothing changes.

594
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Like we got to prepare just like we did last

595
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week this week and then yeah we'll be all right.

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Speaker 2: Love that great commentary from LJ. Martin, Carson Ryan. They

597
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do good work, no doubt about it. Any other thoughts

598
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any of their commentary. Ronald the three man Weaver.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, look, I mentioned it before and the fans don't know.

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Just for those tuning in live that are driving b

601
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what you can't clinch an opportunity to go to the

602
00:28:41,480 --> 00:28:44,359
big totalle game this weekend. So what have to happen

603
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for me and you to clinch is they have to

604
00:28:45,599 --> 00:28:48,599
have a win over Cincinnati and a loss by Arizona

605
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State and Houston, or with the win over Cincinnati and

606
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Arizona State loses and a Utah win.

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Speaker 4: So a couple of things have to happen. But the

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reason why Carson.

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Speaker 5: Said it when we played the sound clip earlier, you

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just keep winning and then you take care of your

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one eleven. Do that, you'll be in bau wins out

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there in the title game. Yes, there's these bunch of scenarios,

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but the biggest thing beIN that we mentioned is just win.

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Speaker 4: The Fan, Jordian Hartley Man.

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Speaker 3: Listening Baby is Johnny Harley just rips off a beautiful man.

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National anthem is les poll guitar.

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Speaker 2: Man, Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep it loud,

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keep it proud, God bless America, God bless me?

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Speaker 3: Why you God bless Johnny Harley?

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Speaker 12: Baby, I would like a card man oh Man Cougarnaisan

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got turn with Johnny Harlen.

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Speaker 2: Loved it man, Johnny Harlen melted our faces at Lavelle.

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Edwards said it was glorious. Who was beautiful? Loved every

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minute of it. And guys, last segment here, I want

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to listen to Josh Hoover what he had to say

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about his performance. Devin Deal as well. The defensive lineman

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Val Hale was interesting. Valhill, former BUO Athletic director. He

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posted this about the Johnny Harlen face melting the guitar solo.

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He said, last night at the b A game, he

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played the national anthem Johnny Harlen did on his lecture

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car it was by far the most unique national anthem

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I have seen in fifty five years of attending BOA

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athletic events. I quite enjoyed it, and as did most

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in attendance. I turned to Brandon his son, who are

659
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sitting next to and said, if we had allowed that

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when I was eighty, this was bad in you know,

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late nineties, early two thousands, twenty five years ago. I

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would have received twenty letters complaining about the inappropriate playing

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of the national anthem. All of them would have been

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c seed to the president of the church and the

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president of the university. Times have definitely changed.

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Speaker 9: Change is good, Change is good, and this.

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Speaker 2: Particular tase change is really good. Shout out to Johnny

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Love and appreciate Johnny Harlee. All right, let's listen to

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Josh Hoover Devin Neil post game TCU after they took

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an l to the Bay Cougars.

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Speaker 12: Questions for quarterback Josh Hoover and defensive been Devin deal, if.

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Speaker 13: You guys played a really high level on defense all

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of year, probably said this was a Was this performance.

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Speaker 8: Surprise you guys?

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Speaker 13: I mean we obviously expected to perform better and give

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them credit to execute really well, play physical. They didn't

677
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get jump at IDM, But yeah, that wasn't my best

678
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stuff shirt that I guess it surprising. I don't like

679
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using that word. You know, we're prepared, We just weren't.

680
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It was on our best dead Josh know the slow

681
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starting for the offense. Why do you think the offense

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is performed so differently in the road and here to

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what you guys do for the work.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's a good question.

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Speaker 14: I think that's something I guess I'll have to take

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a look at. You know, I don't have a really

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answer for your off the top of my head, but

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I take a look at it and figure that out

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for sure.

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Speaker 15: Was the offensive line getting up maybe better push than

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I don't know expected. Uh, how did you guys combat

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maybe the run game early on to to try to

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stain me in the second half.

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Speaker 7: Uh, they did some similar things there is in the state.

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Speaker 13: Attacking the boundary and uh, just testing our fits some

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of the games that we run, Uh regularly, we just

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gotta strike better, uh better leverage. But like I said,

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I'll give them crandit aid, well they played and then

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we we just still play a high level. So they're

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a good team. And when you don't play well against

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good teams, best of happens. And I think it was

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a moment that showing you in the air camp Minalton,

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this conversation. Was it just an example of frustration building up?

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Speaker 3: Uh?

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Speaker 14: You know, I I mean stuff happens on sideline. You

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know everybody's frustrated. You know you're not playing a high

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level ones. I think, you know, just part of it

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and you know, there's nothing, no bad love between us.

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I means, just two competitors wet at it and wanted

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to win.

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Speaker 7: And you know sometimes things like that happened sidelines, and uh,

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you know, everything's all good.

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Speaker 15: Obviously you didn't play up to your standard, But what

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was the atmosphere, Like, how did you feel like your

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preparation beating up into this game, and and what they

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showcased on the on the defensive side of the balls straumatically?

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Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean, obviously start with the atmosphere. I've never

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been here, a great atmosphere. How to get props to

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by you.

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Speaker 16: And their fans and on their team and just the

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culture I guess here. I mean, it's it's cool, So

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props to them. They're a great team. On defense, they

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didn't have had a great plan.

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Speaker 14: You know, they tried to take away the things we

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did best, and they did that and put us in

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a hole and it's hard to overcome. So just you know,

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made some plays early, but just didn't make enough plays.

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The guest a chance to end, you know, and that's frustrating.

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And you know, I felt like our preparation. You feel

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like I had a great week of preparation, felt like

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I knew what they were gonna do, but you know,

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they had a good plan and they mix it up

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on us, and they played really solid and they're good

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front good linebackers. Their dv's played well and we didn't.

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So just like Dev said, when you match those two, it's.

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Speaker 7: A better result.

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Speaker 2: All right, guys, that's our show. We're sticking all right,

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that's our segment. Sorry, that's our segment, and we're sticking

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to it. Make sure you stay tuned because we're gonna

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have Brady Papinga and John Beck in the final hour.

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That's right, Brady Papinga and John Beck breaking down the

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win over the TCU Horned Frogs and what is is

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gonna happen on the final two games as by you

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tries its best to get into the Big twel Championship

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and into the College Football Playoff. Great segment, though, appreciate

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Josh Hoover and Devin Deal in the post game comment Terry,

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let's take a brief time out. We'll be back. Brady

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Papinga coming up next. This is Cougar Sports on one,

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three and nine, not to eight point three ESPN