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Cori Dyke of the Orlando Pride joins the show · Into the Channel ⚽️ A Podcast Primarily About Women's Football

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  OK. Welcome to a special edition, a
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  playoff edition, a championship edition of Into the Channel
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  podcast primarily about women's football.
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  I'm your host Dino de Cespedes and today we are joined by a
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  special guest as well as my Co host Mr. Grant Engel.
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  What is up man? I'm feeling great, buddy.
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  And part of the reason I'm feeling great is because our
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  guest today has navigated a high end footballing journey in the
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  United States, which has taken her from the elite Colorado Rush
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  Academy all the way to Happy Valley where she was a stalwart
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  for Penn State University as they won conference
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  championships. And she became the all time
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  leader in appearances for the Nittany Lions in a rookie
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  season. In the NWSL, she's played a
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  significant role as part of the league's best defense, leading
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  to the Orlando Pride triumphantly lifting the NWSL
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  shield. It's an honor and a privilege to
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  welcome to the show Corey Dyke. Thank you.
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  Excited to be here guys and thank you for that awesome
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  intro. No worries, you earned it.
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  Oh, thank you. I appreciate it.
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  Corey, I want to kick us off. So you've obviously started the
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  Pride's final ten matches after appearing in 11 of the 1st 16.
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  Can you talk about what it took from you personally like as a
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  player to grow into that role? Like a big time role on a big
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  time defense, as Grant mentioned, performing at an
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  absolute historic clip. Well, I always have to start, I
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  think, with Penn State. I think my coaches there and
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  what I learned there throughout my five seasons there really
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  prepared me well to step into this environment.
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  Unfortunately, coming into preseason, I suffered an injury
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  and was unable to train the majority of preseason, which I
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  think kind of pushed me back farther than I would have liked.
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  Had to overcome some adversity, but I think it was just a belief
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  in myself and the foundation that I have built up until that
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  point as a soccer player. But also just relying on the
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  people around me in this environment.
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  The belief from my coaches, the belief from my teammates in the
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  amazing training environment that we've created here in
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  Orlando. I think all of that, I think,
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  allowed me to step into that role when the opportunity
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  presented itself. That makes a lot of sense.
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  Like from an outside perspective, Dino and I
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  throughout the season have talked about there is just a an
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  energy that is like exuding from the club.
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  We're big Seb Heinz fans over here.
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  And it just seems like your team, no matter who is kind of
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  being rotated in and out, who's on the pitch at any given time
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  that you guys really, I know it's kind of a sports cliche,
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  but like you really play for each other.
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  How does that feel like in the locker room for you guys?
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  No, I mean, we really do. And it's, it's not just a cliche
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  for us. I mean, sometimes I do think
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  people just say that, but we do really feel that I think this
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  culture is something that's really unique and something I've
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  been really blessed to be a part of so far in my rookie year.
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  I really can't have any complaints.
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  It's been incredible. But I do think, you know, Seb is
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  a big part of that, Haley is a big part of that.
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  It all starts from the top down, you know, in terms of building
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  that culture. And then I think it's just a
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  testament to all the girls in the team like really having
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  great attitudes and building each other up, holding each
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  other accountable, all those things to create that intense
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  supportive trading environment that allows all those different
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  people to step onto the field when necessary.
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  Very cool. Corey, you talked about your
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  your background at Penn State. Obviously Nittany Lions littered
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  throughout the last few drafts, you know, so that's got to be
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  pretty cool. You know, Ali Schlegel you'll
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  probably be seeing in a couple. Oh yeah.
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  We've we've talked, we've talked, yeah.
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  Do you guys have like a Nittany Lions group text?
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  And if so, like what's the vibe? Is it funny?
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  Is it serious? Is it compelling, You know?
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  We should. I don't know why that doesn't
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  exist, but it should exist. So maybe after this combo I'll
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  go start that. But we are a great like tight
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  knit group. We really are like Penn State
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  just runs deep. Like we love that school, we
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  love that program, we love our experience there.
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  And I think that carries on into the NWSL.
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  And it's always fun to play against other Penn Staters in
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  the league. So looking forward to going up
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  against Ali Schlegel for sure. She's a great competitor.
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  Great season by her as well. And for sure, you know, thinking
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  about the jump from, you know, college football into this
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  professional setting, was there a moment?
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  And I, I always think about this with like just professional
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  athletes. Is there a moment in the season
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  where a player doesn't move or there's a pass that set and you
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  kind of have to open your eyes and be like, OK, Penn State was
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  really competitive and and we played great teams, but this is
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  a different level up here. Oh yeah, I mean, for me, that's
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  every single day training with Marta.
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  It. I'm yeah, I'm reminded of it
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  everyday. It like she'll do something
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  incredible. And it's like, that's why you're
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  the GOAT. And this is, yeah, this is
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  indeed another level. But I mean, in all seriousness
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  too, like the the quality from from everybody, especially on my
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  team, like just everybody, starters, non starters, even how
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  much that has fluctuated throughout the year, I think is
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  just a testament to how how good everyone on this team is.
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  That's really great. Has has there been any kind of a
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  moment or teammate or or coach that you, you're going to kind
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  of like look back at this rookie season?
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  Remember, wow, this. That was a pivotal moment for
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  me, giving me a chunk of wisdom that I think I'm going to carry
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  for the rest of my career. You know, there's not a distinct
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  moment that comes to mind, but I just think it's because I've had
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  so many people, so many veterans like give me encouragement and
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  lift me up throughout my time here, especially early on, that
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  it's hard to pick just one out. But I think because, you know,
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  I've had that happen to me so many times, like that in and of
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  itself is really special. Just the support from those
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  around me and especially those veteran players that have just
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  kind of layered, you know, wisdom of just, you know,
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  enjoying the game. You know, like taking it all in,
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  not letting it get too big, but just remembering, you know, like
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  why you even, you know, started playing in the 1st place and not
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  losing that joy when it becomes your job.
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  You know, like just those things that I've taken away from them,
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  aside from all the soccer knowledge, obviously that they,
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  I've, I've learned from them as well, but it's been pretty
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  special. I think our leadership group
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  here has done a really good job with us rookies and newbies in
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  the league of making us feel welcome and valued.
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  Sure. So you mentioned Marta, the
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  greatest player who ever lived, obviously on your squad.
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  Yes, I will say one of the flash ball moments from this entire
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  season for me is you come under the pitch, you play 20 minutes
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  in that great victory over Kansas City.
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  In Kansas City, you're down to 10 players.
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  The emotions are running high. The final whistle blows.
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  Marta just lets out this, like, Primal Scream.
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  Can you tell me on the heels of that victory, like you're going
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  into the Olympic break, there's just so many things swirling.
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  What are you thinking and like at the end of that match and
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  like immediately following it after a great triumph like that?
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  I I mean, that match was was incredible.
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  That was a fun one, honestly, to be a part of because it was a
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  gritty performance. And I think the team just really
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  rallied around that, you know, against all odds, you know, down
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  a player for a majority of the game away from home against and
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  a very elite offensive team like KC.
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  And to be able to come out of that with a win.
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  Like I think we just like we're so encouraged by that and just
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  so excited. You could see it from from
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  Marta, from her, from her celebrations, but I just thought
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  it was awesome. You know, the passion from the
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  group and just how much we lift did each other up in that moment
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  and I think the energy from that game definitely propelled us
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  forward for for the rest of the season.
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  That's awesome. I want to get into sort of like
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  the rest of the season, as mentioned, 23 straight unbeaten,
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  kind of an unfathomable number. We're thinking about like the
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  how competitive the league is. Did the streak ever get to a
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  point where the pressure kind of started to like, could you feel
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  that this was like something like borderline historic or, or
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  was it just like a wave of elation?
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  And we're just like, we are in the zone right now and all we've
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  got to do is kind of like not break anything.
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  Honestly, I think the majority of the time, like we really just
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  honed in on focusing at one game at a time.
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  And I think that mentality really helped us like day in and
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  day out, not letting it get too big.
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  And I think that's why the streak went as long as it did,
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  because we weren't stressed about losing it.
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  We just wanted to win. And because we showed up and we
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  did our job and we prepared well week in and week out, it's why
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  it kept happening. But I don't think we ever really
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  let the pressure get to us like that.
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  And I think that's another really incredible thing about
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  this group that we were able to kind of keep our heads
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  throughout that whole whole process and block out some of
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  the noise from the media. So you're taking on the Chicago
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  Red Stars. We've mentioned Ali Schlagel.
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  I'm going to lean into my in depth, deep football knowledge
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  here. Mallory Swanson, very awesome as
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  well. Yes, yes, when you.
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  When you when you think about that attack, what do you need to
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  do to be successful against a team like that?
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  Yeah. I mean, you said that they have
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  some very strong offensive threats, and that's the biggest
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  thing that we need to focus on from their end going into the
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  game. Just always being switched on in
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  transition because that's where they thrive.
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  So just defensively, starting from the front all the way to
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  the back line, like just being locked in, not switching off for
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  a single moment because that's where they can hurt you.
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  Setting ourselves up in those good positions to win the ball
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  back as quickly as possible to not allow them to break out.
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  Corey, I know you kind of broke into the starting lineup, you
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  know, sort of later in the season, but the appearances kind
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  of date all the way back. You talked about kind of
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  overcoming that, that early season injury upon the arrival
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  of Barbara Banda. What did that do in terms of
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  like opening things up or what was what was Banda's like
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  biggest impact getting kind of dropped into this team?
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  Yeah, I mean, she's clearly been incredible for us, but I think
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  something maybe that people don't talk about enough beyond
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  just her soccer ability is just her attitude and her willingness
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  to learn and grow. Like I think ever since she's
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  got here, she's had the best attitude and coach ability, and
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  I think that's a huge testament to her.
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  And it's been so awesome to play with her.
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  And I think having her come in to this team, obviously this
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  team already had so many amazing talented players, but she kind
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  of gave us a different look up top, you know, with her speed
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  and her ability to hold the ball up and spin players and all of
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  that. And I think having that weapon
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  added to our arsenal just made us that much better.
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  Does it change anything as a defensive minded player, whether
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  you're playing defensive midfield or and the back line,
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  when you have a superlative talent like that at forward,
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  does does it change your mindset at all?
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  Does it like, does it change the shape of of the pitch or like
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  how? How would you describe that?
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  I mean, not necessarily, but I do think, you know, you you look
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  to to find players like that as much as possible.
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  So I do think as much as we like to play, you know, I think we
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  pride ourselves on playing really good soccer here in
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  Orlando. But I think part that is
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  utilizing the threats that you have.
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  And so I do think we are looking to get her the ball a lot of the
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  time. And I think that that is
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  important and maybe a little bit of a shift that we had
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  throughout the year. But when you have people like
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  Barbs and Marty combining up top, it's a pretty lethal
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  combination along with all the other amazing attackers that we
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  have. But yes, I do think our mindset
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  was to get her involved a lot. And then Corey, to switch back
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  to the defense. You guys were on a historic,
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  historic base at one point. I think you were at like 12 or
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  13 goals allowed for like it felt like three months.
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  Yeah. What is it about this defense,
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  this unit that allowed you to to do that as a team?
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  Like, I mean, I'm just, I'm just extremely curious about with how
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  competitive this league is your unit specifically, what were you
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  able to tap into as a group to make that happen?
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  The biggest thing was just the relationships like with each
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  other on and off the field, but just that that translates into
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  trust on the pitch, you know, and I think that's the biggest
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  thing, you know, the trust in each other that were each
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  individually going to get the job done.
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  But and also that we have the support of the person to our
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  left and to our right to help us out if in case we don't, you
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  know, we're always covering for each other, we're always helping
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  each other out. But I also think, you know,
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  training day in and day out during the week, like we train
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  hard and intense here in Orlando, especially as a
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  defensive group, and we really pride ourselves on that.
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  So I think training that intensity consistently prepares
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  us for game time to do the same. All right, I'm going to get into
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  some questions. Hopefully they're not too
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  controversial maybe and maybe we can go with non Barbara Benda
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  division. Who's the fastest player on your
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  team? Oh, I don't know.
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  I mean, I'm inclined to say Barb's, but probably Ali Watt.
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  Probably Ali Watt after that. Yeah, Girl's got some speed to
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  her. Who's the funniest player on
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  your team? We got some good characters,
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  honestly. You know, MO always finds a way
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  to make me laugh. Morgan Control.
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  She's pretty funny, honestly. Carrie Lawrence always makes me
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  laugh. They're honestly a funny duo,
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  the two of them. Yeah, they get some good laughs
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  out of me a lot. And Ali Watt, too.
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  I'll put her in there. She's she's got a big
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  personality and she's she's always making me laugh too.
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  Last one of the rapid fire Who's the most intense player on your
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  team? That is tough.
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  I mean, when Marta's like got her game face on, like she's
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  intense and her passion for the game is awesome.
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  So she's the first one that pops into mind.
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  But we have a lot of intense girls in the team that it's
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  like, yeah, we mean business when when we're going to work.
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  And you know, I would add Carrie Bella to that too.
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  She's she's a competitor. Yeah, we do have an intense
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  group. I think when it's when it's game
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  time or we're training hard, like people are working, like
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  we're not messing around. It shows got to do that.
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  I want to ask a quick shield question.
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  Obviously, you guys, you know, lift the shield as an undefeated
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  team. You know, we'll never know what
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  what the other three matches would have looked like if
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  somebody was kind of nipping at your heels.
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  But I think historically that's important to say.
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  You know, we we won unbeaten, unblemished.
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  What was that moment like kind of reaching that pinnacle?
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  It was, it was amazing. Some of our leaders have talked
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  about how at the beginning of the year, we kind of wrote our
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  goals out like on a piece of paper, like what we want to
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  accomplish this year. And we like clearly wrote out we
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  wanted to win the shield and we wanted, you know, to get X many
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  points out of this year. And I remember as we were going
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  through, we went game by game, like how many points ideally we
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  wanted to get out of each one. And as we're going through the
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  season, like we kind of realized as we write it down like we
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  hadn't marked us like losing a game yet.
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  And we all kind of joked about it.
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  This is a preseason. We're like, guys, like this is a
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  little unrealistic, like we need to at least give us like one or
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  two losses, you know, like, but we were like, no, like this is
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  this is the expectation. Like we're good enough to do
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  this. Like this is what we want to
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  achieve. And then we went and did it.
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  And I think that was just so awesome to us that we like
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  clearly like because everyone wants to do that, but we like
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  very clearly put our minds to it.
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  And then to like see that like come to fruition was was
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  amazing. It made it that much sweeter, I
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  think, to lift that trophy. And I think it was awesome to
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  win it. You know, for the girls, I
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  wasn't here last year, but obviously for the girls that
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  were here last year that had the heartbreaker of not making
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  playoffs right at the end, and Marta, obviously, who's been
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  here her whole career, finally had that moment to lift a
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  trophy. Like to do that for them was
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  really special. Quick follow up, where's that
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  piece of paper now? I'd love to it's.
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  In. It's in the locker room, Scott.
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  Yeah, yeah, it's in the locker room.
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  Yeah. It's at the facility.
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  Yeah, yes, we've made references to it multiple times.
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  Yeah, it's still around. That is incredible.
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  I mean, to think I'm glad you brought it up because I was
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  going to ask like, you know, Orlando Pride as a franchise, as
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  a club has had some some lean years.
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  And then last year, like they go on this crazy run at the end of
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  the season to try to really get into the playoffs.
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  How much was that referenced like in the preseason in the
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  build up did were they talking about like a tangible momentum
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  coming into the season? They definitely were like, I
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  think, you know, they utilized that fire from the, you know,
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  heartbreaking end from the season before to just, you know,
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  have that as a focus going into the next season.
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  Like we were this close, like we went on a run and we were this
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  close. Like we are right there.
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  And I remember Hayley Carter mentioned, I forget the exact
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  number of points, but just the few number of points that we
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  were even away from winning the shield last year because the
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  race was so tight. And I think just like
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  remembering that going into the season and having us feel that
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  extra motivation of like, we can do this.
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  Like, yes, it didn't happen for us last year, but we were so
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  close and we have the group to do it.
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  What would it mean to win the double?
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  I mean, it would be amazing. I've obviously people, you know,
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  consistently reference like the shield curse or, you know, it's
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  not, it's not been done, you know, but we've done a lot of
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  things this year that haven't been done before.
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  That's right. So I would not count us out at
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  all. And I think this group is really
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  special and we've taken a lot of time to learn, you know, the
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  lessons from the past few games and reflect on what made us so
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  successful throughout this whole year.
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  And we're ready to go for the playoffs.
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  So I think being able to lift that championship trophy as well
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  would just mean the world for this group.
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  So you've mentioned Haley Carter twice and we, we just have to
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  get into it. I mean, every, everything I've
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  ever read from her, her press conference appearances, I mean,
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  I would follow her anywhere. I live in Seattle, WA, She's on
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  the opposite side of the country.
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  I want her to be a leader in pretty much any scenario.
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  Can you talk a little bit about maybe your relationship with her
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  and kind of what you've seen from her as the leader of the
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  club? Yeah.
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  I mean, it's evident by our success on the field that she is
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  very good at her job. But I do think it goes beyond
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  that. You know, like that's what
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  everyone sees, but they don't see the stuff behind the scenes.
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  They don't see the investment she puts into US day in and day
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  out. And like I mentioned earlier,
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  the culture that we've created here, that is a huge testament
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  to her and who she brings in. And from talking to Seb and
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  those conversations, like the culture that they wanted to
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  create for the group, like that really did start with them.
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  And I think she's been a huge part of that success off the
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  field as well, which then translated to the on the field
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  success. Corey, thank you so much for
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  joining us. We are going to be locked in.
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  We're recording this on a Thursday, tomorrow night.
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  You already know what time it is.
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  Friday night on prime. I'll be in the building.
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  Best of luck to you. Best of luck to the team.
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  And again, thanks so much for joining us.
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  Thank you so much guys. This is awesome.
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  Thanks for having me on. No problem.
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  Thanks again. All right, that was fun.
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  Corey Dyke in the building, how about that?
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  You know, all eyes are going to be on my Orlando Pride tomorrow
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  night. Shout out to Corey for joining
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  us. What were your takeaways?
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  I mean, clearly a thoughtful player, great pedigree.
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  I thought it was really cool how she talked about the culture of
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  the team, how she was prepared to come in from her time at Penn
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  State. I mean, it feels like everybody
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  you hear, whether it's Hayley Carter who was mentioned or Seb
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  Heinz, Corey Dyker, you know, obviously marked a year.
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  I know what time it is, just like what a squad they have over
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  there. Yeah, and you get the feeling
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  that the culture stuff and the pride stuff and the chemistry
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  stuff is like 100% real, 100% authentic, kind of like you can
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  see it. Like, you know, I think
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  everything that Corey mentioned is are things that are very,
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  very visible to the naked eye watching the game.
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  Hopefully we get to see a little bit of that tomorrow night
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  against Chicago Red Stars. Yes, I mean even me as an
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  objective journalist, I look forward to watching them play
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  and and play well. All right, man, I think we did
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  it. It's been another episode of
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  And a big thinking to my coast as well.
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  Mr. Grant Engel for, I don't know, getting on the offensive
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  side of the ball as we went to V1 versus the defensive stalwart
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  Corey Dyke. You know what buddy, Even if we
• 19:48
  were in a real game of football going to V1, she's absolutely
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  mashing both of us. We're we are drawing dead in
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  that scenario, but it's all right.
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  Luckily it was a congenial interview.
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  I'm looking forward to watching your squad play tomorrow and we
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  will talk to you guys next time.