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January 19, 2026 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 3: I have a dream. But one day.
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Speaker 4: slave owners will be able to sit down together at
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Speaker 4: the table of brotherhood. I have a.
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Speaker 4: heat of injustice, sweltering with the heat of oppression, will
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Speaker 4: be transformed into an oasis of freedom and justice.
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Speaker 3: I have a dream my.
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Speaker 4: Four little children one day live in a nation where
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Speaker 4: they will not be judged by the color of their skin,
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Speaker 4: but by the content of their character. I have a
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Speaker 4: dream today. I have a dream that one day, down
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Speaker 4: in Alabama, with its vicious racists, with its governor having
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Speaker 4: his lips dripping with the words of interposition and nullification,
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Speaker 4: one day, right now in Alabama, little black bars and
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Speaker 4: black girls will be able to join hands with little
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Speaker 4: white bars and white girls as sisters and brothers.
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Speaker 3: I have a dream today.
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Speaker 4: I have a dream that one day every valley shall
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Speaker 4: be exalted, every hill and mounting shall be we may load,
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Speaker 4: the rough places will be made plain, and the crooked
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Speaker 4: places will be made straight, And the blow of the
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Speaker 4: Lord shall be revealed in our flesh shall see it together.
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Speaker 4: This is our hope, This is the faith that I
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Speaker 4: go back to the South with. With this thing, we
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Speaker 4: will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair,
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Speaker 4: a stone of hope. With this fame, we will be
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Speaker 4: able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into
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Speaker 4: a beautiful symphony of brotherhood.
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Speaker 3: With this theme, we will be.
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Speaker 4: Able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together,
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Speaker 4: to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom, together,
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Speaker 4: knowing that we will be free.
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Speaker 5: One day.
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Speaker 3: This will be the day. This will be the.
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Speaker 4: Day, with all of God's children be able to sing
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Speaker 4: with new meaning. My country tears, the sweet land of
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Speaker 4: liberty of br sing Land, where my fathers died, land.
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Speaker 3: Of the Pilgrims.
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Speaker 4: Fry from every mountain side. Let freedom ring, And for
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Speaker 4: Americas to be a great nation, this must become true.
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Speaker 4: And so let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of
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Speaker 4: New Hampshire. Let freedom ring from the mighty mountains of
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Speaker 4: New York.
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Speaker 3: Let freedom ring from the.
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Speaker 4: Heightening alleghenies of Pennsylvania. Let freedom ring from the snow
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Speaker 4: capped rockies of Colorado. Let freedom ring from the creation
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Speaker 4: of slops of California.
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Speaker 3: But not only that, Let freedom ring from stone.
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Speaker 4: Mountain of Georgia. Let freedom ring from lookout Mountain of Tennessee.
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Speaker 4: Let freedom ring from every hill and mole Hill of Mississippi,
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Speaker 4: from every mountain side, let freedom ring. And when this happens,
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Speaker 4: when we allow freedom ring, when we let it ring
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Speaker 4: from every village and every hamlet, from average state and
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Speaker 4: every city, we will be able to speed up that
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Speaker 4: day when all the gout children, black men and white men,
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Speaker 4: shoes and tentiles, Protestants and Catholics, we'll be able to
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Speaker 4: join hands and sing in the words of the old
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Speaker 4: Negro spiritual freehead, last free ad, last, thank Cotta, mighty
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Speaker 4: free a free at last.
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Speaker 1: Welcome in, Glad to have you with us on this
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Speaker 1: join the pregame coverage of the National Championship game here
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Speaker 1: on the Zone. Indiana continues to be a favorite to
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Speaker 1: the exact kickoff time, but we got a lot of
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Speaker 1: pregame and a lot of commercials to play.
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Speaker 6: I do know that.
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Speaker 1: on expansion. The deadline is Friday. They had a meeting today.
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Speaker 1: Nothing changed the SEC one sixteen team playoff the Big
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Speaker 1: the most money. Speaking of which, the Wall Street Journal's
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Speaker 1: annual study of college football's wealthiest wealthiest program has the
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Speaker 1: Aggies and the Longhorns as one and two. Texas is
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Speaker 1: valued at two point one billion dollars. An m is
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Speaker 1: valued at close to one point six billion dollars. Ohio State, LSU,
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Speaker 1: Michigan round out the top five than Notre Dame Georgia
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Speaker 1: in state Alabama, Nebraska. I had this written down of
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Speaker 1: the top twenty fourteen from the SEC or Big ten
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Speaker 1: among the top fifteen, So the rich are getting richer
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Speaker 1: at this amateur spece sports thing. The Aggie basketball team
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Speaker 1: at the top of the standings at four and one
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Speaker 1: in the SEC.
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Speaker 6: Is that right?
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Speaker 7: Four and one?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: After taking down the Longhorns at the Moody Center on
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Speaker 1: Saturday seventy four to seventy. As I mentioned, we will
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Speaker 1: hear from both coaches coming up here in a few minutes.
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Speaker 1: The SEC Player of the Week, Rubin Chinelu average nineteen
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Speaker 1: and a half points, eleven rebounds, to blocks and wins
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Speaker 1: against Oklahoma and Vanderbilt. Alabama GUARDA Mari Allen six eight
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Speaker 1: freshmen average twelve and a half points, ten and a
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Speaker 1: half boards, three assists and one and a half steals
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Speaker 1: and wins against Mississippi State and Oklahoma. He is the
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Speaker 1: SEC Freshman of the Let's see, I'm gonna have to
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Speaker 1: go get this because I threw away the wrong one
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Speaker 1: with the SEC. But the Aggies next game I do
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Speaker 1: know this is coming up on Wednesday night at eight
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Speaker 1: oclock number one team in the nation in college basketball,
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Speaker 1: Arizona it's unanimous, Yukon, Michigan perdue Duke Houston, Nebraska still unbeaten. Gonzaga,
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Speaker 1: Iowa State, Michigan State Tech is twelve, Vanderbilt is fifteen,
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Speaker 1: Florida is sixteen, Alabama is seventeen, Arkansas is twenty, Georgia
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Speaker 1: is twenty one A and m is still near the
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Speaker 1: bottom of the others receiving votes. To Sea dropped out
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Speaker 1: after coughing up a big lead at home to lose
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Speaker 1: to Kentucky Saturday. The Texas Rangers signed a pitcher, Jacob
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Speaker 1: Junas one year, four million dollars two nine to seven
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Speaker 1: in fifty seven games for Cleveland a year ago. Chris
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Speaker 1: Welcome back, Thanks for joining us on this Monday Writers Round,
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Speaker 1: coming and run the second hour of the program.
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Speaker 10: Right now, we're gonna hear.
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Speaker 1: A little post game from both the coaches on Saturday.
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Speaker 1: First of all, losing coach Sean Miller of the Longhorns, Well,
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Speaker 1: first of all.
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Speaker 6: I like to congratulate Texas A and M and Bucky.
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Speaker 6: I thought they came in with a lot of poise,
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Speaker 6: a lot of toughness. They have an identity as a
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Speaker 6: basketball team, playing full court and playing with great pressure
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Speaker 6: and togetherness on both defense and offense. And I think
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Speaker 6: they got a great bench. You know, game in and
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Speaker 6: game out, they've had explosive plays and production from their bench.
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Speaker 6: And they came in here and they were the better
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Speaker 6: team today. They outclassed us. They were the better team
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Speaker 6: from start to finish. I thought there's a couple of
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Speaker 6: key points in the game. Number One, we didn't get
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Speaker 6: much from our bench. If you look at our bench
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Speaker 6: versus their bench, it was a heavy, heavy, lean. And
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Speaker 6: in no way did we lose the game just because
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Speaker 6: of that. But if one team really is playing those
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Speaker 6: nine or ten guys and they're getting great production, it's
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Speaker 6: really important that on our end that we can get
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Speaker 6: some quality production from our bench. And if you look
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Speaker 6: at it, it was heavily favored on their end, just
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Speaker 6: in terms of the overall play from the bench. With that,
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Speaker 6: there was a wearing down effect, and I thought that
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Speaker 6: they wore us down as the game were on. The
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Speaker 6: thing that I'm the most disappointed about we've talked about.
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Speaker 6: At the end of the game. It was tied up
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Speaker 6: at halftime. Tremon made a big three point shot right
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Speaker 6: before the break. We each had our halftime break, and
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Speaker 6: I'm telling you right now, in the first four minutes
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Speaker 6: of the second half, we were not ready to play.
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Speaker 6: There's one team that was running fast, and there was
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Speaker 6: one team that was not running nearly as fast as
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Speaker 6: they could. There's one team that was came out of halftime,
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Speaker 6: ready to play, to play it all the way to
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Speaker 6: the end, from start to finish, in one team that
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Speaker 6: for whatever reason just couldn't quite get up and get
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Speaker 6: after it like you're capable of in the sec in
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Speaker 6: a game of this meaning, in that first four minute
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Speaker 6: segment of the second half, if you add up the
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Speaker 6: last three or four minutes of the first half in
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Speaker 6: the first four minutes of the second half, that's where
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Speaker 6: the game was won and lost. They crushed us in
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Speaker 6: those two segments, but the one at the end of
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Speaker 6: the half was different than the beginning of the second half.
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Speaker 6: Our lack of effort. Again, I know I keep saying this,
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Speaker 6: and I don't want to say when we lose, he
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Speaker 6: gets mad at his guys playing hard, and when he
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Speaker 6: wins he doesn't. I'm not saying that. For most of
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Speaker 6: the game, I thought we played a lot of effort
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Speaker 6: and we did some great things. But that four minute segment.
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Speaker 6: What happened in that four minute segment was a reflection
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Speaker 6: of us not understanding that the stakes here and from
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Speaker 6: that point on we just don't have that luxury and
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Speaker 6: room for error to overcome a four minute segment like
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Speaker 6: that in any game of the eighteen in the SEC
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Speaker 6: at first four minutes of the second half. I also
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Speaker 6: tell you this that I thought Bucky and his coaching
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Speaker 6: staff they hit us with about eight points on flex
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Speaker 6: cut backscreen layups, just nobody around, like somebody fell down
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Speaker 6: on our team. And that's on me, that's on us.
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Speaker 6: You can't give up shots like that on set play calls.
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Speaker 6: At least it's if it's challenged, if a guy makes
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Speaker 6: a great play, that's one thing. It was like somebody
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Speaker 6: fell down, right, I mean they had six or eight points.
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Speaker 6: We spotted them six or eight points just on those
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Speaker 6: three or four set play calls. And that's concentration. That's coaching,
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Speaker 6: that's making sure your guys are ready for it. And
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Speaker 6: when you give a team six to eight points on
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Speaker 6: those those like quick plays, again, it's tough to win
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Speaker 6: the game. We didn't get many, they got their six
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Speaker 6: to eight, and I really tipped my hat to their execution.
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Speaker 6: And we have to be better in that area. We've
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Speaker 6: been better recently, we weren't in this game. So a
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Speaker 6: tough game. Every game we play is going to be
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Speaker 6: like this, And that's really how I saw it here
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Speaker 6: this evening.
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Speaker 11: Sean, you mentioned that how can you coax more from
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Speaker 11: your bench? What can you do? And specifically, Simon Wiltra
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Speaker 11: has a history. You know, he's been at a decent score.
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Speaker 11: Do you need more points from him?
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Speaker 7: What can you do to get that? Yeah?
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Speaker 6: And I don't want to point the finger just those guys.
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Speaker 6: I mean, you know, I try to tell our guys
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Speaker 6: all the time. Man, we're at the highest level of sport.
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Speaker 6: There's accountability across the board. Every day played Texas A
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Speaker 6: and m our bench was one for ten from the floor.
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Speaker 6: We were zero for four from three and you know,
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Speaker 6: you look at that plus minus deal, we're minus thirteen.
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Speaker 6: You know, we didn't get much against a team that
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Speaker 6: does an amazing job of utilizing their depth and their bench.
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Speaker 6: It's part of their way, and when you're playing against them,
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Speaker 6: you have to be able to get some thing from
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Speaker 6: from your own bench. Tonight we didn't. We didn't doesn't
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Speaker 6: mean that we can't still win. The first four minutes
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Speaker 6: of the second half, not one of those guys were
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Speaker 6: in And I think if you look at the deficit
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Speaker 6: and that first four minutes of the second half and
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Speaker 6: you just look at some plays that happened there, we
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Speaker 6: weren't We didn't come out ready to attack after halftime,
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Speaker 6: and I thought we kind of regressed into that group
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Speaker 6: that we've been throughout November and December.
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Speaker 7: Sewan.
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Speaker 12: By the numbers, I think this is the seventh or
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Speaker 12: eighth oldest team in the nation your team. Should you
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Speaker 12: be having to emphasize effort, albeit sustained effort. Should you
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Speaker 12: be having to emphasize effort to these guys in a
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Speaker 12: raffery game like this? And also, what did you feel
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Speaker 12: you got out of your four spot?
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Speaker 6: What was the last part?
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Speaker 12: Do you What do you feel you got out of
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Speaker 12: your four spot tonight?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, we didn't get much. You know, I think I
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Speaker 6: think Cam, you know, he had five rebounds, which is great,
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Speaker 6: but you know one for two that's plagued us. Also
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Speaker 6: not meaning Cam, but just that spot in general. In
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Speaker 6: terms of the age, there's a lot of older teams.
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Speaker 6: You know, I can make the argument that we have
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Speaker 6: a couple guys that really wear down easier than I
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Speaker 6: would like them to wear down. You know, basketball is
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Speaker 6: a sport of great conditioning, and I have no doubt
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Speaker 6: were in condition, but there's a mental part of it,
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Speaker 6: being able to fight through those periods of time when
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Speaker 6: you're really up against it. When your heart rate is gone,
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Speaker 6: can you still play hard? Can you sustain effort and
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Speaker 6: concentration when that period of time comes? And there is
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Speaker 6: a lot of times this season that you know that's
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Speaker 6: what's done us In look in tonight's game, there was
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Speaker 6: a lot of good play for us. There was a
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Speaker 6: lot of hard plays that were made. We had stretches
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Speaker 6: against Texas A and M's press. We had eight turnovers
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Speaker 6: for the game, ten assists, eight turnovers. I think there's
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Speaker 6: a lot of coaches in the SEC, if you play them,
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Speaker 6: that would love to have eight turnovers. That didn't beat us.
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Speaker 6: I do think that wore us down a little bit,
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Speaker 6: but we did not turn the ball over. And rebounding
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Speaker 6: it's different. I'll go back to the rebounding. We all
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Speaker 6: rebounded them, as you can see thirty seven thirty and
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Speaker 6: on the defense of rebounding, I think we got about
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Speaker 6: seventy five percent back. Seventy four percent back. Can always
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Speaker 6: do better, but if you get that percentage back, you're
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Speaker 6: keeping them off the glass. At halftime, we had forty
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Speaker 6: percent of our missus, so we were really rebounding on
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Speaker 6: the offensive end in the first half, second half, we
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Speaker 6: had three, and if I'm not mistaken, we might have
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Speaker 6: had two of those three in the last couple minutes.
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Speaker 6: So again, I thought the second half was different than
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Speaker 6: the first half for us. The first four minutes I've
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Speaker 6: talked about, if you look at their shooting, they were
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Speaker 6: fifteen of twenty five, they were fifteen to twenty five
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Speaker 6: in the second half from the floor, six for ten
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Speaker 6: from three. Then again, we gave them four point blank
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Speaker 6: layups off of cuts and screens in which we screwed
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Speaker 6: up our assignment. And look when that happens, that's on me.
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Speaker 1: Sean Miller. I like him. He's direct, he's accountable, he
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Speaker 1: holds his players accountable, he holds himself accountable.
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Speaker 10: So I kind of like that.
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Speaker 1: And he got out coached on Saturday, and here is
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Speaker 1: Bucky post game.
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Speaker 7: A good win for our guys.
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Speaker 13: Obviously, Texas is a very good team. They beat some
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Speaker 13: of the best teams in the country, very good players,
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Speaker 13: and coach Miller, a guy that I've respected a long time,
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Speaker 13: does a great job, so we knew this would be
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Speaker 13: anybody's game. I love our team, though we've come a
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Speaker 13: long way since where we started.
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Speaker 7: Keys to the game, we.
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Speaker 13: Had a great second half offensively, really shared the ball.
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Speaker 13: We shot fifty one percent from the field and over
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Speaker 13: forty percent from three, or right at forty percent from three.
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Speaker 7: In the game, we.
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Speaker 13: Wanted to hold him under forty percent. They got to
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Speaker 13: forty one. But we had a great first half on defense,
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Speaker 13: so close the game out, we knew it wanted to
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Speaker 13: be easy. In the last couple of minutes of that game.
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Speaker 13: It's good to close it out, get out of here
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Speaker 13: and get get another league win. Lucky.
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Speaker 14: Why were y'all so you think there are so successfully
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Speaker 14: least do so well in the second half.
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Speaker 13: You know, we have some veteran guys out there, and
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Speaker 13: I think the truth is like those you know, you
23:09
Speaker 13: guys are in colsation have followed our team, that you know,
23:11
Speaker 13: all new guys, that they get better and better and
23:14
Speaker 13: better and better at knowing each other. And obviously when
23:16
Speaker 13: you when you got all new guys, your play package is.
23:19
Speaker 7: Very small to start the season.
23:21
Speaker 13: And as we've gone and had more practice time, we've
23:24
Speaker 13: been able to get more stuff in that can help
23:26
Speaker 13: us in the moments and practice that. So when I
23:28
Speaker 13: have one player on this team that has run a
23:30
Speaker 13: play that we ran last last year, So now we're
23:33
Speaker 13: getting the continuity you got to have, knowing multiple positions
23:36
Speaker 13: of how to run it and then obviously executing it.
23:39
Speaker 11: Bucky, do you feel your depth formed down a little
23:42
Speaker 11: bit in the second half? And also Jamie Vincent, local kid,
23:45
Speaker 11: what'd you get from him tonight?
23:47
Speaker 13: Yeah, Jamie Vincent was awesome. I mean, he keeps growing.
23:49
Speaker 13: You know, he probably could play more minutes. He's just
23:52
Speaker 13: playing behind maybe our most valuable player on mishaan ag
23:55
Speaker 13: And so I think James is gonna have a bright
23:56
Speaker 13: future here for us. I hope our depth wears other
23:58
Speaker 13: teams down because you know, it's not like you look
24:01
Speaker 13: at our roster and there's you know, seven first rounders necessarily,
24:04
Speaker 13: but we got ten to fifteen very good players, and.
24:08
Speaker 7: So I got confidence in all of them.
24:10
Speaker 13: So when you're in there, I don't care if it's
24:12
Speaker 13: five minutes, ten minutes, twenty minutes, thirty minutes. You got
24:15
Speaker 13: to do your job to lean on the other team.
24:17
Speaker 13: And some of these guys that may have played seldom minutes,
24:20
Speaker 13: like you know, Josh Holloway played ten minutes thirty seconds,
24:22
Speaker 13: but maybe he came in the game and worked other team's.
24:24
Speaker 7: Guard a little bit.
24:25
Speaker 13: That allowed our fresh guys to come in there on
24:26
Speaker 13: a full tank.
24:27
Speaker 7: And I thought that helped us.
24:29
Speaker 15: Bucky, you guys did a great job attacking the help
24:32
Speaker 15: defense using backdoor cuts.
24:33
Speaker 7: What do you attribute that to? Is that a team thing? Yeah,
24:36
Speaker 7: just reading each other.
24:37
Speaker 13: We run flow offense, which is not play calls are
24:39
Speaker 13: scripted for the most part, it's just reading off each other,
24:42
Speaker 13: primarily ball screamed with off ball actions. And so when
24:45
Speaker 13: you run that not a heavy play call team, you're
24:48
Speaker 13: not gonna look great early in the year, but you're
24:49
Speaker 13: gonna learn to play off each other more and more
24:51
Speaker 13: and more and more. They have an interesting defense because
24:55
Speaker 13: they have a great rim presence down there.
24:56
Speaker 7: Who's in drop coverage at the rim?
24:59
Speaker 13: So you know they play that coverage and try to
25:00
Speaker 13: hug shooters, and it's a it's a tough thing to
25:02
Speaker 13: play against. So we had to be precise. I do
25:05
Speaker 13: know that because they don't give you much.
25:07
Speaker 16: What did what did the hots start the second half
25:10
Speaker 16: from Ryland give for you guys, and just his performance
25:13
Speaker 16: in the second half overall.
25:14
Speaker 7: Well, we didn't.
25:15
Speaker 13: Sometimes we've come out of half the first minutes like
25:17
Speaker 13: a warm up, And I said Hey, the start to
25:19
Speaker 13: the half is so important. We can't have a four
25:22
Speaker 13: minute warm up into the game. It starts now, get
25:24
Speaker 13: yourself ready to go. Ryland's the Texas kid. You know,
25:27
Speaker 13: he probably knows what this game is, a you know,
25:29
Speaker 13: a game that he's probably grew up watching. And obviously
25:33
Speaker 13: he played great in the game.
25:34
Speaker 17: Like you mentioned, the kind of the team growing into
25:37
Speaker 17: the playbook a little bit as it goes on, do
25:38
Speaker 17: you feel like this is the best half court offense
25:40
Speaker 17: game that y'all have had for the season.
25:41
Speaker 13: We were good, and you know, particularly in the second half,
25:43
Speaker 13: we'd have some good first halfs and I mentioned this
25:46
Speaker 13: the other day we lost to Tennessee, but even in
25:47
Speaker 13: the first overtime, we got the looks we wanted, you
25:49
Speaker 13: know what I'm saying. We had layups we had to
25:51
Speaker 13: we didn't convert them all. You know, we didn't make
25:53
Speaker 13: every free throw, but that that happens. What you can control.
25:56
Speaker 13: How you getting the shots you're supposed to get, and
25:58
Speaker 13: I think the right guys are taking the right shot
26:00
Speaker 13: that's the right times for us.
26:01
Speaker 16: How does having a confidence start like in the second half,
26:04
Speaker 16: like from Ryland Griffin kind of build confidence for the
26:06
Speaker 16: rest of the three point shooters.
26:08
Speaker 13: Well, you know, I think the thing with us is
26:11
Speaker 13: like we are totally bought into being us, Like the
26:13
Speaker 13: last thing I rore on the boards, be us, Like
26:15
Speaker 13: we're not gonna come in here and like miss our
26:17
Speaker 13: first seven threes, Like, well, let's stop doing it. We're
26:19
Speaker 13: not gonna come in here and give up a layup
26:20
Speaker 13: on the presspect Well let's back it up and just
26:22
Speaker 13: sit inside that. That's just not what we're going to do.
26:24
Speaker 13: We're gonna be us and we're gonna live with it.
26:26
Speaker 13: So we know that, like we're confident in what we're doing,
26:29
Speaker 13: you know what I'm saying.
26:30
Speaker 7: And so we're gonna have those runs.
26:32
Speaker 13: We're gonna have those runs where someone comes out and
26:34
Speaker 13: gets hot and have someone we're cold. But what's been
26:37
Speaker 13: the biggest difference when we have been cold, We've been
26:40
Speaker 13: able to continue to try to get stop after stop
26:42
Speaker 13: after stop.
26:42
Speaker 7: We're early in the season that wasn't happening.
26:44
Speaker 17: Obviously, the message was received with the win today, but
26:47
Speaker 17: what was what was the sentiment this week from the
26:50
Speaker 17: guys and what you see for them to allow them
26:52
Speaker 17: to be successful today this week?
26:53
Speaker 13: Well, you know, we do you know I mentioned three
26:55
Speaker 13: things to having success usually, right, you want to get old,
26:58
Speaker 13: you want to get deep, and you want to have continuity.
27:00
Speaker 7: Now this team had no continuity.
27:01
Speaker 13: When we started, but we've got more and more and
27:04
Speaker 13: more because we've played together longer.
27:05
Speaker 7: But we are old and we are deep.
27:07
Speaker 13: So when you're old, you know, it's a joy to
27:10
Speaker 13: coach older players because it's not so much emotion. You know,
27:14
Speaker 13: I don't have to give the win one for the
27:16
Speaker 13: Gipper's speech in there. That's just not what it's about.
27:18
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying. They're twenty five years old.
27:20
Speaker 13: Some of these guys you know in college basketball. So
27:22
Speaker 13: the older the team you've got, they know what time
27:24
Speaker 13: it is. They play off intensity, not emotion, not highs
27:27
Speaker 13: and lows from the crowd, just that calmness that you
27:30
Speaker 13: got to play with.
27:31
Speaker 16: What do you see from Rashawn's ability to go against
27:34
Speaker 16: their big guy number eight in the second half and
27:36
Speaker 16: y'all's just ability to limit him.
27:37
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, Rashaun.
27:40
Speaker 13: Obviously eight is really good and long and athletic. But
27:43
Speaker 13: sometimes I don't feel that we have trusted Rashawn down there,
27:47
Speaker 13: regardless who's gardening. You know, this is more before my generation.
27:50
Speaker 13: I'm a Birmingham guy, and there's a guy from Leeds,
27:53
Speaker 13: Alabama by the name.
27:54
Speaker 7: Of Charles Barkley.
27:55
Speaker 13: He was undersized a lot, but he was able to
27:57
Speaker 13: get things done if you give him enough touches around
27:59
Speaker 13: the basket. And so, you know, we talked about that
28:02
Speaker 13: we got a trust for showing down there that he
28:04
Speaker 13: can get to the line, he can finish over anybody,
28:06
Speaker 13: because no one's proven that he can't do that, and
28:08
Speaker 13: no one's proven that they can stop him consistently just
28:11
Speaker 13: from getting to his spots.
28:12
Speaker 7: We got to just trust him.
28:15
Speaker 18: Bucky, you talked about being more successful in the second
28:18
Speaker 18: half offensively, What changed at halftime from your perspective to
28:22
Speaker 18: kind of make that happen.
28:23
Speaker 13: Oh, we came out fresh like riland some of those
28:25
Speaker 13: guys got had a little bit of foul trouble, and
28:29
Speaker 13: you know, we came out there, those guys were able
28:31
Speaker 13: to rest a little bit.
28:33
Speaker 7: We continue to attack.
28:35
Speaker 13: When we got stopped, we continued to run my message
28:38
Speaker 13: to those.
28:38
Speaker 7: Guys all the way through.
28:39
Speaker 13: The end is played like we're down by eight to
28:41
Speaker 13: ten points, like we don't don't look at it over
28:43
Speaker 13: up ten Let's walk it up you know, over up ten,
28:47
Speaker 13: let's just run back.
28:49
Speaker 6: Now.
28:49
Speaker 7: We did have to. We could not.
28:50
Speaker 13: Plays aggressive on defense because we were in the they
28:52
Speaker 13: were in double bonus anytime we touched from their shooting two,
28:55
Speaker 13: so we had to go a little more zone than
28:56
Speaker 13: we wanted to. But I think that our aggressiveness throughout
29:00
Speaker 13: and not looking at the scoreboard, you know, really helped
29:03
Speaker 13: us in that game.
29:04
Speaker 7: Bucky.
29:05
Speaker 15: You guys forced eight turnovers. You're usually you're forcing twice
29:08
Speaker 15: as many, just a lower possession game than you're used
29:11
Speaker 15: to playing typically. What do you think that says about
29:13
Speaker 15: your guys that you're able to go out there, play
29:15
Speaker 15: maybe a slower paced game than you think you're going
29:17
Speaker 15: to play, and still come out with the win on
29:18
Speaker 15: the road.
29:19
Speaker 7: You know, great teams can win different ways.
29:21
Speaker 13: So my coach once told me, if you're a great team,
29:23
Speaker 13: you can win the sixties, seventies, eighties, nineties or one hundreds.
29:25
Speaker 13: And in this league, we know, you got to do
29:27
Speaker 13: what the game calls for, right, and you just got
29:30
Speaker 13: to do what the game game calls for and didn't
29:33
Speaker 13: turn them over as much as we would love to
29:35
Speaker 13: turn them over every single time.
29:37
Speaker 7: But our half court defense and.
29:38
Speaker 13: Our rebounding, even though you know they got eleven offensive rebounds,
29:41
Speaker 13: was better than it was last game. I had a
29:43
Speaker 13: buddy who was here at the game, and you know,
29:45
Speaker 13: I just said, man, I just you know, it's good
29:47
Speaker 13: a bounce back.
29:48
Speaker 7: You know, sick about that Tennessee one.
29:49
Speaker 13: I feel like we could be undefeated in league play.
29:51
Speaker 7: But he said, yeah, but if y'all won that one,
29:53
Speaker 7: y'all made it.
29:54
Speaker 13: Not executing and done the things like rebounding and free
29:56
Speaker 13: throw rebounds to win this one.
29:58
Speaker 7: That's just how it goes. And that's why I had
30:00
Speaker 7: to keep moving forward and getting better.
30:03
Speaker 19: Bucky, what was just kind of from your perspective, your
30:06
Speaker 19: first taste of this rivalry game long star show down?
30:08
Speaker 19: And then what did you see from the guys? I
30:10
Speaker 19: know a lot of them aren't. I haven't played in
30:12
Speaker 19: this game yet, so just get prepared for this.
30:15
Speaker 13: Well, look, I mean, look, I got a text. I
30:18
Speaker 13: know it's hard to win in here. You can go
30:20
Speaker 13: back and look, say it's nineteen eighty seven of you
30:23
Speaker 13: know it's hard to win in here. And I had
30:26
Speaker 13: a textas so one told me how many times you
30:28
Speaker 13: know A and it was only one of their X
30:30
Speaker 13: number of times.
30:31
Speaker 7: It's nineteen eighty seven, you know.
30:34
Speaker 13: And I texted my buddy, I said, you know, and
30:36
Speaker 13: I felt like, hey, we got a team that can
30:38
Speaker 13: do it. You know, we got a team that can
30:40
Speaker 13: do it. And so I think we have a team
30:43
Speaker 13: that can do it because we do have a mature
30:44
Speaker 13: team that's a true team. Now you could say, well,
30:47
Speaker 13: you sound it sounds like coach be They're a true team.
30:50
Speaker 13: Y'all have been in media like early season. I never
30:52
Speaker 13: said anything like that. Didn't know each other's names yet.
30:55
Speaker 13: But we have a team that's playing for each other
30:57
Speaker 13: and are fighting for each other, and that's good to see.
31:01
Speaker 13: And that's how you win games like this, not because
31:03
Speaker 13: it's a rivalry game. I told them, this game is
31:05
Speaker 13: no different than any other SEC game, right. I mean,
31:08
Speaker 13: Texas doesn't get three losses for that, we don't get
31:10
Speaker 13: three wins. So the most important thing we can do
31:13
Speaker 13: is just keep being the tight team that we are
31:15
Speaker 13: to value getting the right shot for the right people
31:17
Speaker 13: and playing hard for the people.
31:18
Speaker 7: Next to you.
31:19
Speaker 13: Now, I will say this, I totally understand rivalry games.
31:23
Speaker 13: I totally understand fan bases. I love our fan base
31:26
Speaker 13: like I love our fan base and I want all
31:28
Speaker 13: the Aggie's back in College Station, the best city in
31:31
Speaker 13: the state, to be celebrating really hard tonight.
31:34
Speaker 17: But it's to that end. First time winning here since
31:37
Speaker 17: two thousand and two. What does it mean for the
31:39
Speaker 17: program to kind of step that losing stream.
31:41
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean it's good.
31:43
Speaker 13: It's just because we were showing we can win on
31:44
Speaker 13: the road, right, We're showing we can win on the road.
31:47
Speaker 13: I mean, so's someone to text me. We know it's
31:49
Speaker 13: not hard. This is a great program with great athletics here.
31:53
Speaker 13: You know, it's not hard to go into anywhere and win,
31:55
Speaker 13: particularly when they got really good players and really good coaches.
31:58
Speaker 13: You know, but this is what we want for the state.
32:00
Speaker 13: And I said to the Texas fans, right, we may
32:02
Speaker 13: not come out on the right side of this, and
32:04
Speaker 13: we may not come out on the right side tonight,
32:05
Speaker 13: but the fact passion for basketball here, you know, that's
32:08
Speaker 13: great to see.
32:09
Speaker 7: Because I'm from Alabama.
32:11
Speaker 13: There's a great passion for football there, right, And then
32:15
Speaker 13: Auburn and Alabama basketball got going. There's basketball really started
32:17
Speaker 13: amp up, and it was great to see that here
32:21
Speaker 13: in basketball season, we had a great passion for both
32:24
Speaker 13: fan bases.
32:24
Speaker 20: Here, Hey, Bucky, there's seven further has been given people problems.
32:30
Speaker 20: How much of a premium did you guys place on
32:32
Speaker 20: trying to limit his touches to keep him from getting going.
32:36
Speaker 13: He's a really tough matchup because he can score when
32:39
Speaker 13: he catches it and go to work and then he
32:40
Speaker 13: can They do a great job of putting in positions
32:42
Speaker 13: where he can score almost before he catches it and
32:44
Speaker 13: they throw it right in and he scores it.
32:46
Speaker 7: You know, we know we.
32:48
Speaker 13: Wouldn't just be able to just shut him completely down,
32:50
Speaker 13: but you know, we had to make his buckets hard
32:52
Speaker 13: on him, and we had to lean on him and
32:53
Speaker 13: be physical with him like he's been forcing this league.
32:56
Speaker 13: And the thing that doesn't show up with him on
32:58
Speaker 13: the stat sheet is the impact that he had on
33:00
Speaker 13: the game defensively, and you look at their big wins.
33:02
Speaker 13: I mean, Alabama is as good of offense as anywhere,
33:05
Speaker 13: and he was a real presence forcing teams to take
33:08
Speaker 13: tough twos.
33:09
Speaker 1: That's Bucky. Heck of a job Saturday afternoon in Austin,
33:15
Speaker 1: Great win Man. The more I watch him in this team,
33:19
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33:26
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33:29
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33:32
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33:35
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33:39
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33:41
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Speaker 1: Big against Mississippi. Speaking of the National Championship, we want
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Speaker 1: to hear from the quarterback of the U. Here's Carson Beck.
37:07
Speaker 25: Again.
37:07
Speaker 26: I've had full trust in God and this plan, and
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Speaker 26: it hasn't been easy at times, but again, look look
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Speaker 26: at God. You know, it's it's been an unbelievable right,
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Speaker 26: It's been an unbelievable journey, and I'm just so thankful
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Speaker 26: and blessed to have this opportunity.
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Speaker 18: We're right, Carson. Michael Irving has been very, very supportive
37:26
Speaker 18: of the team. A bunch of like the Miami Old
37:28
Speaker 18: Stars have been very supportive. How is it to have
37:30
Speaker 18: like Michael Irvin at the end of every game, like
37:32
Speaker 18: doing Selly's down the sideline and just celebrating with the fans, Like,
37:35
Speaker 18: how does that empower your squad?
37:37
Speaker 6: Yeah?
37:38
Speaker 26: Personally, I think it's awesome. Obviously, he brings a lot
37:41
Speaker 26: of energy and juice to our football team. And to
37:44
Speaker 26: see him along with obviously other guys that have played
37:48
Speaker 26: for the U in the past, that gives us a
37:50
Speaker 26: lot of energy and you can see the support and
37:53
Speaker 26: how much they care about this university and our team,
37:56
Speaker 26: especially him. Obviously he's been at every single game. He's
37:59
Speaker 26: running up and down the sidelines. I mean he's coming
38:01
Speaker 26: up picking me up after games, yelling and screaming, and
38:04
Speaker 26: I love it.
38:05
Speaker 18: Man.
38:05
Speaker 26: It's it's awesome to have those guys on the sideline.
38:08
Speaker 27: Okay, Carson, you know planning a national championship isn't something
38:14
Speaker 27: new for you. You've done this in the SEC and
38:16
Speaker 27: you've always proven people wrong. How does it feel right
38:19
Speaker 27: now to be playing again in the national Championship, competing
38:22
Speaker 27: for your third championship?
38:24
Speaker 2: Bring?
38:25
Speaker 26: Yeah, obviously it feels awesome to finally be the guy
38:29
Speaker 26: in the quarterback, a part of a team that has
38:33
Speaker 26: you know, done this and gone through a season and
38:35
Speaker 26: eventually are an opportunity to play in a national championship.
38:38
Speaker 26: That obviously, it's a dream of mine as one of
38:41
Speaker 26: this team's ultimate goals. It is our ultimate goal obviously
38:44
Speaker 26: to be in this game, to win this game. And
38:46
Speaker 26: having been a part of it, you know, being a
38:48
Speaker 26: part of teams that have done it, that have gone
38:50
Speaker 26: all the way, one all the way to again be
38:53
Speaker 26: back in this moment is pretty surreal.
38:55
Speaker 20: We're gonna go back over here.
38:59
Speaker 28: Building off of that really quickly. To be having this
39:01
Speaker 28: game in your home stadium, talk about that, talk about
39:04
Speaker 28: what the fan support has been like, and talk what
39:06
Speaker 28: it's like being here in Miami for a national championship.
39:09
Speaker 26: Yeah, I mean, obviously that's probably the coolest thing of
39:12
Speaker 26: all of this, is the opportunity to play in our
39:14
Speaker 26: home stadium for a national championship, in front of our
39:17
Speaker 26: home crowd, in our home city. I mean, what again,
39:19
Speaker 26: what an unbelievable opportunity for us and that you as
39:23
Speaker 26: a whole, right and just in just this city in general, right,
39:26
Speaker 26: I Mean, they've had unbelievable support throughout this whole entire season,
39:29
Speaker 26: and you know, to be able to play in front
39:31
Speaker 26: of them at home is obviously pretty pretty dope.
39:36
Speaker 28: What's up? How are you good?
39:38
Speaker 1: To see you?
39:39
Speaker 29: It's a little different, huh. Visiting sideline is where you
39:43
Speaker 29: guys are going to be.
39:43
Speaker 30: How strange is that going to feel?
39:46
Speaker 26: It'll definitely be different. You know, we were having this
39:48
Speaker 26: conversation of you know, we'll be in a different locker room,
39:50
Speaker 26: be on a different sideline.
39:51
Speaker 7: I'm sure some.
39:52
Speaker 26: Guys might get confused and start running to the other
39:54
Speaker 26: sideline mid game. But again, at the end of the day,
39:58
Speaker 26: once you step on the lines between the field, it's
40:01
Speaker 26: same size field, same end zone, same one hundred yards,
40:04
Speaker 26: and again it'll come down to the execution of the game.
40:07
Speaker 24: We're gonna go right here.
40:09
Speaker 25: A lot of the narrative has been about reform in
40:12
Speaker 25: college football, and you know, is it broken?
40:14
Speaker 31: Is it not?
40:14
Speaker 24: Because of the portal?
40:15
Speaker 25: This worked out for you. Could you ever imagined it
40:18
Speaker 25: being this way and working out this well in terms
40:21
Speaker 25: of the portal and coming.
40:22
Speaker 7: Here, Yeah, of course.
40:23
Speaker 26: And obviously for my story it's a little bit different
40:26
Speaker 26: because I mean I was at Georgia for five years
40:29
Speaker 26: you know, I stuck it out. I sat for three years.
40:31
Speaker 26: I waited my turn to have the opportunity to be
40:34
Speaker 26: a quarterback at the University of Georgia. Obviously, I have
40:38
Speaker 26: the injury and things don't pan out the way that
40:41
Speaker 26: I exactly thought they were going to, and then I
40:43
Speaker 26: was blessed with the opportunity to enter the transfer portal
40:45
Speaker 26: to have another opportunity to play at the University of Miami.
40:49
Speaker 26: Obviously talking to coach christ of ball, talking to coach
40:51
Speaker 26: Dawson in that process, I mean, this is what we
40:54
Speaker 26: thought we could do, This is what we thought that
40:56
Speaker 26: this team was capable of. Obviously, you have to go
40:59
Speaker 26: out and execute right. Talent only takes you so far.
41:02
Speaker 26: But the way that this team has been able to
41:03
Speaker 26: come together, the way that we've been able to battle
41:05
Speaker 26: adversity and fight through this season and ultimately earn this
41:08
Speaker 26: opportunity to play in this game, has been awesome and
41:11
Speaker 26: it's obviously everything that we worked for.
41:14
Speaker 29: We're going to go, Hey, Carson, you guys are playing
41:18
Speaker 29: at home in the visitors' locker room. You're eight and
41:20
Speaker 29: a half point underdogs. Is that something you have played?
41:24
Speaker 29: The chip on your shoulder, But is that something that
41:26
Speaker 29: you guys talk about as teammates, that you're that big
41:28
Speaker 29: of an underdog and gives you extra motivation to play.
41:31
Speaker 26: Honestly, none of that matters for us. I feel like
41:33
Speaker 26: this whole season, all we've really talked about is the
41:37
Speaker 26: people in this locker room is what matters. You know,
41:39
Speaker 26: our coaches, our teammates, these fans, right, everybody that has
41:43
Speaker 26: back to you, that has supported us, that has believed
41:45
Speaker 26: in us. I mean, that's what matters at the end
41:47
Speaker 26: of the day. And for us, the harder we work,
41:49
Speaker 26: the harder we prepare, we understand that at the end
41:52
Speaker 26: of the it's going to come down to the execution
41:53
Speaker 26: on the field and all the outside noise everything else
41:56
Speaker 26: we kind of just keep out. So I think the
41:58
Speaker 26: more that we focus on us, the better off we
42:00
Speaker 26: are at.
42:00
Speaker 7: The end of the day.
42:03
Speaker 18: Carson, I'm curious, did you have class yesterday?
42:05
Speaker 17: If so, what class? And I know there was a
42:08
Speaker 17: PEP rally on campus.
42:09
Speaker 3: Just what has it been like being.
42:11
Speaker 32: You as a student this week, particularly yesterday?
42:15
Speaker 7: No class.
42:16
Speaker 26: I graduated two years ago, so obviously I've been working
42:21
Speaker 26: towards other degrees now that I've gotten to Miami but
42:23
Speaker 26: these programs take a little longer than just a year
42:25
Speaker 26: to finish, So obviously I'm not enrolling again next semester,
42:30
Speaker 26: so I will be done after this season. But man,
42:33
Speaker 26: it's been awesome for this university, for this fan base,
42:37
Speaker 26: for this city, especially to you know, have the opportunity
42:39
Speaker 26: to play in hard rock. You can see, I mean,
42:42
Speaker 26: we're walking out of the facility yesterday. There's a ton
42:44
Speaker 26: of fans, a ton of people. You know, everyone's screaming,
42:46
Speaker 26: yell and cheering. So it's been an awesome, awesome opportunity
42:49
Speaker 26: for this team, and I know all of us are
42:51
Speaker 26: super excited about it.
42:53
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46:37
Speaker 1: little bit from Indiana quarterback and Heisman winner Fernando Mendelisa.
46:44
Speaker 32: Hi, Fernando Christopher Columbus High School CCNN Live. My name
46:47
Speaker 32: is Gabril Hernandez as Christopher Columbus High school as an
46:50
Speaker 32: alumni Christopher Columbus High School. How much does it mean
46:53
Speaker 32: to you to represent Columbus on this stage and what
46:56
Speaker 32: does that Columbus brotherhood mean to you?
46:58
Speaker 31: Yeah, the Columbus brotherhood made me who I am now
47:01
Speaker 31: is his player, but also as a character and a teammate.
47:04
Speaker 31: Their brotherhood really taught me how to grow close to
47:07
Speaker 31: one another. And I think that's the super power this
47:08
Speaker 31: Indiana team. The glue that we have together and the
47:10
Speaker 31: bond that we have together. And Columbus took a chance
47:13
Speaker 31: of me as a quarterback and also my younger brother Alberto,
47:16
Speaker 31: and development that I got football wise from Dave Dunn
47:19
Speaker 31: and all the other fantastic coaching and also kind of
47:22
Speaker 31: the tough personality you know, coaching I got from mister
47:26
Speaker 31: McKeon Pugh and all the other teachers that have had
47:28
Speaker 31: there that really helped room me into the man I
47:30
Speaker 31: am today. Really can't thank Christopher Columbus enough, And I
47:33
Speaker 31: think it's so special I get to play in Miami
47:35
Speaker 31: where Christopher Clumbus is located in front of all my
47:38
Speaker 31: Columbus brothers.
47:39
Speaker 18: The meaning for you to be playing in d CD
47:42
Speaker 18: and also on the stage.
47:43
Speaker 31: Thank you thank you, thank you, thank you. Yeah, I
47:46
Speaker 31: would say the meaning it means so much to myself
47:48
Speaker 31: and my family, having growing up in Miami, growing up
47:52
Speaker 31: a University of Miami fan, and basically whole identity being
47:56
Speaker 31: you know, a Cuban living in Miami whose grandparents, all
48:00
Speaker 31: four grandparents, you know, immigrated from Cuba to Miami, made
48:04
Speaker 31: their way, had the American dream.
48:06
Speaker 7: And you know, I've been so thankful.
48:07
Speaker 31: To them and thankful to God I've been able to
48:09
Speaker 31: you know, have a have a good you know, childhood,
48:12
Speaker 31: and them raised me by accomplishing the American dream. And
48:16
Speaker 31: I think it just means so much to my family,
48:17
Speaker 31: as you know, playing in Miami against the University of Miami.
48:21
Speaker 7: You know, the kind of the journey.
48:22
Speaker 31: It's kind of like a full circle moment. But also
48:23
Speaker 31: it means a lot to a lot of my teammates
48:25
Speaker 31: and coaches and also everybody and who's your nation, just
48:27
Speaker 31: because it is a national championship. And so I could
48:30
Speaker 31: selfishly say, oh, it means so much to me, but
48:31
Speaker 31: in reality, I do it for my teammates and my
48:34
Speaker 31: coaches because the national championship it's the big one, and
48:37
Speaker 31: I really do it for them.
48:39
Speaker 23: Going on here, Fernando, how's it going.
48:42
Speaker 26: What were your emotions when you first stepped off the
48:44
Speaker 26: plane and you're like, I'm playing back at home.
48:47
Speaker 3: This is it now, this is real.
48:49
Speaker 31: Yeah, I would say there there was like a whole
48:52
Speaker 31: little like a band plane and it was great to hear,
48:55
Speaker 31: you know, Hispanic music coming off the plane, and it
48:58
Speaker 31: was just it was a great feeling. I said to me,
48:59
Speaker 31: kind of my weather, you know, being in Bloomington, it's
49:02
Speaker 31: little colder over there is having the Miami weather and
49:04
Speaker 31: the humidity slapping in the face. I was a great
49:07
Speaker 31: reminder of home, and I think that, you know, I'm
49:09
Speaker 31: really looking forward playing to Miami, especially a lot of
49:11
Speaker 31: family and people who helped pour into myself to get
49:16
Speaker 31: myself to this point in my journey. I'm really I'm
49:19
Speaker 31: really proud of it.
49:23
Speaker 2: Fernando.
49:23
Speaker 28: You've been historically efficient right now, five games, more touchdowns
49:27
Speaker 28: and incompletions. What is it right now that you're seeing
49:29
Speaker 28: you can just trust your eyes and kind of let
49:31
Speaker 28: it rip. And how much of that goes to the
49:33
Speaker 28: offensive line as well?
49:34
Speaker 31: Yeah, I would say it all goes off of the line.
49:36
Speaker 31: Without those guys, you know, I wouldn't be able to
49:38
Speaker 31: do it, and with them, I'm able to get through
49:41
Speaker 31: my entire progression. So read one through read five or six,
49:45
Speaker 31: I'm able to get through it, have time to get
49:47
Speaker 31: through it, and then just check it down. I think
49:48
Speaker 31: that's why my complete percent has been so high, because
49:51
Speaker 31: I haven't really had to throw the ball away much,
49:53
Speaker 31: and just because they've been so efficient up front. And
49:56
Speaker 31: also I would say I have such a great teammates,
49:58
Speaker 31: such great receivers, tight ends, running backs.
50:00
Speaker 7: We talk about.
50:00
Speaker 31: Offensive line that I see give need to be a
50:02
Speaker 31: point guard.
50:03
Speaker 7: I see to dish.
50:03
Speaker 31: Out over here to Elias Are over there, to Omark
50:06
Speaker 31: Cooper Junior or Charlie Becker and you know, or hand
50:08
Speaker 31: the ball off or check it to a run. So
50:10
Speaker 31: I would say, I just need to be the point
50:12
Speaker 31: guard of the offense and really facilitate it all. And
50:14
Speaker 31: the talent is really around me. So I think that's
50:16
Speaker 31: how it's been so efficient.
50:17
Speaker 13: OK, we're gonna go right here.
50:20
Speaker 25: I probably know the answer. But do you think much
50:23
Speaker 25: about the future? Do you know anything about NFL draft picks?
50:26
Speaker 31: I mean, do you do you at least look at it.
50:29
Speaker 31: I'd be lying to you if I said I didn't
50:30
Speaker 31: see it. I see it places, people do, set friends
50:33
Speaker 31: and family do send it to me. However, I always
50:35
Speaker 31: tell them I'm really just focused on the next game,
50:37
Speaker 31: as this is the National Championship.
50:39
Speaker 6: It's what we worked all year for.
50:40
Speaker 7: And people, when you know, last.
50:43
Speaker 31: January, weren't talking about Indiana whosis in the National Championship.
50:46
Speaker 31: And so I owe it to my teammates, to my coaches,
50:48
Speaker 31: and to the entire Hoo's your nation and give them
50:50
Speaker 31: my all. And I would also say that it's such
50:52
Speaker 31: an important is this an important game? And you know
50:55
Speaker 31: my life and my teammates life that you know, I'm
50:57
Speaker 31: really gonna give it my all and not really focus
50:59
Speaker 31: in the future. And my whole thing is same present
51:01
Speaker 31: in the present moment in order to make most of
51:03
Speaker 31: the present. And that's how you make a great future
51:05
Speaker 31: for yourself.
51:06
Speaker 7: We're gonna go right here again.
51:09
Speaker 37: Hello, you transferred to Indiana when the Heisman lead the
51:13
Speaker 37: team to an undefeated season and now a chance to
51:15
Speaker 37: win a title in your hometown. First of all, how
51:18
Speaker 37: do you put into words how special this run has been?
51:21
Speaker 37: And also what's your message to the next generation the
51:24
Speaker 37: youngsters out there who are chasing their dreams.
51:27
Speaker 31: Yeah, I would say that it's been such a special journey.
51:29
Speaker 31: You can't thank God enough. I can't think my teammates enough.
51:31
Speaker 31: It's been such a great year, not only on the field,
51:34
Speaker 31: but also off the field with those guys and in
51:36
Speaker 31: the meeting rooms. It's been as as special as the
51:39
Speaker 31: work to describe it. And then also my message to
51:42
Speaker 31: the youngsters. You know, I briefed it in my Heisman speech,
51:45
Speaker 31: but I would say that it's no matter what's tart
51:48
Speaker 31: recruit you are.
51:48
Speaker 7: If you're too big, too little, what.
51:51
Speaker 31: You know, you're not high ranked enough.
51:53
Speaker 7: You can do it.
51:54
Speaker 4: You can do it.
51:54
Speaker 7: You gotta put the work in.
51:55
Speaker 31: And as a kid, I always heard these messages, I'm like, Okay,
51:58
Speaker 31: does that really mean that you know, little bit of
52:00
Speaker 31: self doubt? But now having lived that experience and lived
52:03
Speaker 31: that journey, it really has come full circle to me
52:05
Speaker 31: and I always want to share the same message to
52:07
Speaker 31: those youngsters.
52:09
Speaker 28: Now, Fernando, you dream about this moment as a kid,
52:14
Speaker 28: has it has it set in yet? And also I
52:16
Speaker 28: mean you mentioned you know if you're playing in Miami, also,
52:19
Speaker 28: how does that feel?
52:21
Speaker 31: Yeah, I would say it feels great. You know, tickets
52:23
Speaker 31: are definitely a problem because there's so many family members
52:25
Speaker 31: that want to come to the game. However, I've attempted
52:28
Speaker 31: to not let it sink in so I could say
52:30
Speaker 31: in the present moment, I kind of stay in, you know,
52:33
Speaker 31: the football mindset that I want to stay in because
52:35
Speaker 31: although that there's so many extranalities of this game, you know,
52:38
Speaker 31: playing Miami in Miami, that you can get wrapped up
52:40
Speaker 31: in all the emotion. However, I don't want to keep
52:43
Speaker 31: it focused on football and really kind of force it
52:46
Speaker 31: not the thinking and it gets think in next week
52:48
Speaker 31: or the week after, but I really just want to
52:50
Speaker 31: focus on football now is to give my team the
52:53
Speaker 31: best chance, and that's what my teammates.
52:56
Speaker 28: Fernando, if I.
52:56
Speaker 13: Can ask you, you talked about coming back and getting
52:59
Speaker 13: off the playing, But is it surreal to you You
53:03
Speaker 13: go to Columbus, Mario christ Ball goes to Columbus.
53:06
Speaker 1: You guys are both come from the same cloth.
53:09
Speaker 31: What does that all mean to you?
53:10
Speaker 7: Is it surreal for you? Yeah, says surreal.
53:13
Speaker 31: I also think it's great for the Christopher Columbus community.
53:16
Speaker 31: We have so many great individuals in that community that
53:19
Speaker 31: really are built from the same cloth, are built from
53:22
Speaker 31: that gritty structure that you know, whether whatever it's battle,
53:25
Speaker 31: whatever trial tribulations, they're always going to supersede that. And
53:28
Speaker 31: I think, you know, Mark Chris wall is doing a
53:30
Speaker 31: fantastic job with the Hurricanes and his entire coaching career,
53:33
Speaker 31: a coaching undersaved and then the Oregon then to Miami.
53:36
Speaker 31: I think it's been a great football headlight other Christmaer
53:38
Speaker 31: Columbus community, along with so many others and really paved
53:41
Speaker 31: the path for a Christopher Columbus football player ex such
53:43
Speaker 31: as myself.
53:44
Speaker 38: For you, Fernando, great to see you. You know this,
53:50
Speaker 38: you know the story, you know the history of Indiana football.
53:53
Speaker 38: What would it mean to you to be able to
53:55
Speaker 38: bring who's your nation a chance here to win a
53:59
Speaker 38: national time?
54:00
Speaker 6: What would it mean to you?
54:01
Speaker 31: Yeah, I would mean a lot, and I know how
54:03
Speaker 31: much would mean to people, and I know that the
54:05
Speaker 31: best way to accomplish this goal it is a religious
54:07
Speaker 31: focus in the football and really just trying to dial
54:10
Speaker 31: it in for this game and treat as a normal game,
54:12
Speaker 31: although it's not a normal game, to treat it as one,
54:15
Speaker 31: and although you can prepare a little bit more and
54:18
Speaker 31: although that it's gonna externalities are going to pressure it
54:20
Speaker 31: to be a little bit more than a normal game,
54:22
Speaker 31: to really really keep it in that mindset, in that
54:25
Speaker 31: football mindset, and do my part, do my one of
54:28
Speaker 31: eleventh part on offense and one of twenty two, sorry,
54:33
Speaker 31: my one job out of twenty two jobs on offense
54:35
Speaker 31: and defense, and order to give us the best chance
54:38
Speaker 31: to win, just because I know myself focusing on the
54:41
Speaker 31: job and myself focused in the present gives the Hoosiers
54:43
Speaker 31: the best chance to win, and I owe it to
54:45
Speaker 31: my teammates, to my coach.
54:46
Speaker 7: Is an Also, who's your nation?
54:47
Speaker 1: That's Fernando Mendoza, the well spoken Fernando Mendoza, Heisman winner,
54:52
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Speaker 1: day go to work with the idea they're going to
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Speaker 1: help you. They're going to get your car, your truck
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Speaker 1: running again, whether it's automatic or standard transmission service. They
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Speaker 1: are there, you might think about doing a little preventive
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Speaker 1: maintenance as well, like you would the rest of your
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Speaker 1: automobile engine, and extend the life of that transmission. That's
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Speaker 1: what they do all day, every day. If you're having
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Speaker 1: transmission difficulties, there's one place to go, the place that
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Speaker 1: fixes transmissions. See why they say no, what knows transmissions
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Speaker 30: Nook wild Game at Slavachk Sausage would like you to
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Speaker 30: know about some important changes for dear season. Slavachik's will
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Speaker 30: only be accepting deer that are skinned and quartered or boneless.
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Speaker 30: Drop Off hours from November through February will be eight
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Speaker 30: to six Monday through Friday, nine to five Saturdays, and
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Speaker 30: noon to four on Sundays. Called nine seven nine two
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Speaker 30: seven two thirteen thirty seven or email Snook wild Game
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Speaker 7: Since nineteen fifty seven.
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Speaker 25: Fourth annual Banquet for the Press Valley Chapter of the
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Speaker 25: Coastal Conservation Association is primary Roy sixth at the Press Center.
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Speaker 25: Twitserve tables, score for tables and programs are courtly available.
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Speaker 3: Support bar quality and fishing conservation.
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Speaker 25: All well enjoying a night out with the entire family.
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Speaker 25: For more information, go on Live Cca Texas Juttle.
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Speaker 12: Or called John Benstrauther at nine seven nine two two
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Speaker 25: Book for Voyees on your calendar for the annual Preses
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