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South Carolina Football Preview with Todd Ellis · The Craig Way Show

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Speaker 1: Here on a Monday on Sports Radio AM thirteen hundred
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Speaker 1: of the Zone. Glad to have you with us here
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Speaker 1: on this Monday. Craig Way with you here alongside the
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Speaker 1: producer Jay Carman. And so this week will reach the
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Speaker 1: midway mark, about middle of the week of our SEC
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Speaker 1: football previews. And like I said, we've got one week
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Speaker 1: in the books and we have the unique pleasure of
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Speaker 1: the visiting with all of the play by play voices
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Speaker 1: of the SEC. And so we have an opportunity today
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Speaker 1: to preview the South Carolina game Cocks. Now, folks know
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Speaker 1: my background. They knew I grew up in North Carolina,
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Speaker 1: and then I go to the beach every summer. And
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Speaker 1: I've got married forty years ago down to Myrtle Beach,
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Speaker 1: and my oldest son got married at Myrtle Beach about
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Speaker 1: a month ago. And so I'm obviously I've spent a
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Speaker 1: lot of time in the Palmatta State as well as
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Speaker 1: having grown up in North Carolina.
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Speaker 2: However, our next.
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Speaker 1: Guest only is now twenty five years as the play
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Speaker 1: by play voice of the South Carolina Game Cox and Football,
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Speaker 1: which will match my time in that is thirty fifth
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Speaker 1: year on the network.
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Speaker 2: Overall, even though we.
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Speaker 1: Haven't met face to face, we share a little bit
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Speaker 1: of kinship because we both hail from Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Speaker 1: Now I went to Ragsdale HI in Jamestown, just outside
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Speaker 1: of town, but Todd Ellis was lighting it up as
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Speaker 1: a page pirate for Walter Hines Page High School and
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Speaker 1: one of the most prolific passers in North Carolina high
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Speaker 1: school football history, as well as the all time leading
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Speaker 1: passer in South Carolina game cox history. It's great to
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Speaker 1: have you and I appreciate you taking the time. How
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Speaker 1: are you today, Todd Craig, what an intro.
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Speaker 3: I guess you had no choice.
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Speaker 4: With two Greensboro boys, you have to kind of go
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Speaker 4: at it pretty hard. But thank you. That is a
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Speaker 4: nice acknowledgment. And believe me, tell your producer very much.
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Speaker 4: Appreciate the bumper music with our boys there and Hoody
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Speaker 4: and the Blowfish to us South Carolina his own by
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Speaker 4: the way, Universes South Kilina graduate since guys, Hoodie. But
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Speaker 4: great to be with you.
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Speaker 2: And it is.
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Speaker 4: Strange we have not met over that time frame and
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Speaker 4: it's very excited to talk to you.
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Speaker 1: Well, you know, the interesting is obviously Texas and South
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Speaker 1: Carolina haven't met yet on the football field, and I
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Speaker 1: know that'll be coming in the newly new fangled rotation.
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Speaker 1: And let me start with that, not necessarily the rotation
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Speaker 1: of our two respective institutions that we're calling games for,
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Speaker 1: but overall, so much conversation about the nine game conference schedule.
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Speaker 1: What's your impressions of hal Shane Beamber feels about it,
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Speaker 1: and really your overall take having played in the league,
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Speaker 1: having played a quarterback at the highest level collegiate football,
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Speaker 1: and now seeing the grind that is always the annual
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Speaker 1: march in the SEC, now increased by one conference game.
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Speaker 4: Well, first of all, I'm consumer, like all of us are.
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Speaker 4: You don't do what we do for a living without
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Speaker 4: loving the game. And I still number one love the game.
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Speaker 4: I still look calling it on Saturdays. I love seeing
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Speaker 4: somebody catch a time deep out route, touch his foot
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Speaker 4: just inside the sideline, step out of bounds. I mean,
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Speaker 4: that's still a big time for me to watch. And
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Speaker 4: having said that, I'm like everybody else, I want better games,
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Speaker 4: and the nine game schedule in conference play assures our
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Speaker 4: TV providers that we have more competitive, high level football
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Speaker 4: games that viewers will want to watch. I get that.
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Speaker 4: I think it's a good idea, but I'll tell you
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Speaker 4: it's a punch in the throat if you don't get
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Speaker 4: in combination without some expansion of the playoff. And that's
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Speaker 4: what the coaches were sold on, and some will say
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Speaker 4: publicly that and others will hint at it strongly. But yeah,
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Speaker 4: I think there's a problem if the SEC is somehow
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Speaker 4: penalized by the fact that we expanded, of course, increased
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Speaker 4: the likelihood that we might lose a conference game, an
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Speaker 4: additional game on our schedule, and we're not getting the
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Speaker 4: benefit of the strength of schedule and looking at who
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Speaker 4: the you know whatever, twelve best teams in all of
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Speaker 4: college football at the end of the year. So I
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Speaker 4: think it's coming back. Thank you. I think is say
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Speaker 4: the least a pretty smart guy. We may have to
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Speaker 4: eat that a little bit this year. It's a little
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Speaker 4: more anngst to it. I think there afterwards we're probably
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Speaker 4: going to have a deal and what that expansion is.
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Speaker 4: But yeah, i'd rather play the conference games, and that's
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Speaker 4: nothing listening around here, and shoot, most places, there's no
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Speaker 4: guarantee of victories playing any level of football, But you know,
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Speaker 4: I would rather our fans and people watching and be
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Speaker 4: watching have that additional conference game.
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Speaker 1: You're also in the unique position and some other guys
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Speaker 1: are like this where you have I remember talking to
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Speaker 1: Tom Leach of Kentucky about this the other day in
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Speaker 1: a similar situation where you have a couple of non
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Speaker 1: conference games to start it off with, but you have
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Speaker 1: a traditional non conference opponent at the tail end of
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Speaker 1: the regular season, that of course being Clemson. So in
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Speaker 1: that vein having only two non conference games and their
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Speaker 1: home games against Kent State and Tawison, but you plunge
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Speaker 1: headlong in to conference.
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Speaker 2: Play the next week.
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Speaker 1: Now you at Mississippi State at home, but then you've
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Speaker 1: got to go to Tuscaloosa right after that. Is that
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Speaker 1: going to be one of the noticeable things you'll be
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Speaker 1: looking for, is how ready can the team get itself
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Speaker 1: through just two weeks of non conference play before you
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Speaker 1: begin that nine game grind in league play in week
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Speaker 1: number three.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the question Craig going into the season. And
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Speaker 4: we have enough players as a nucleus to be ready
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Speaker 4: if you weren't changing some things up, and we have
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Speaker 4: played White, I respect is one of the best defensive
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Speaker 4: coordinators in all of college football, if not beyond, and
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Speaker 4: we lost some players there, but we've got some studs,
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Speaker 4: and I think we'll be as good or a little
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Speaker 4: bit better on defense. And we've been good enough on
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Speaker 4: defense the last couple of years to where we should
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Speaker 4: certainly not have a foreign eight or a year ago
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Speaker 4: and been better. The question is now what can we
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Speaker 4: do offensively? And Kendall Browles has come in a name
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Speaker 4: your folks and you are familiar with, and Texas and
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Speaker 4: his legacy and his experience and everything we see here
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Speaker 4: and otherwise I see early is a positive sign that
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Speaker 4: he will reaignit. Leonora Sellers, our quarterback who was really
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Speaker 4: a Heisman Trophy candidate at the beginning of last year
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Speaker 4: and some ranked is in the top three and potential
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Speaker 4: NFL draft picks. And I feel strongly that he was
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Speaker 4: absolutely hamstrung last year. And you can blame some of
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Speaker 4: that on Mike Shula. You can blame it on him,
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Speaker 4: some you can blame it on really poor offensive line play.
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Speaker 4: But Leonoris is a much better player than that, and
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Speaker 4: that gives us great hope. But you're correct when you're
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Speaker 4: going nine straight and that that tenth game is your deck.
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Speaker 4: Gum rival who's ranked in the top fifteen in the
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Speaker 4: country to start the season, who's out of conference? You
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Speaker 4: know South Caroline again is I think they ranked them
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Speaker 4: ESPN did on their RPI voting thing of number ten,
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Speaker 4: toughest schedule in the country. Texas is always there of
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Speaker 4: course as well, and that anybody in the league is
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Speaker 4: pretty close to the top. So it will be tough.
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Speaker 4: It always is. But you know what you didn't mention.
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Speaker 4: You got a lot of specifics there. But the daggum
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Speaker 4: thing is we got Georgia the week before.
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Speaker 3: Clinton to finish the season.
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Speaker 4: You know what is that? I mean, there's somebody in
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Speaker 4: the league office that still hates the game Cocks.
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Speaker 3: I swear I.
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Speaker 4: Never I want to be a scheduler when I die
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Speaker 4: and come back in some ways because it does never
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Speaker 4: seem to go well for us. But yeah, we got
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Speaker 4: the Bulldogs and the Tigers to end the season. If
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Speaker 4: we could find a way to make a really good
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Speaker 4: bowl game and or somehow find a way to the playoffs,
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Speaker 4: that would be a remarkable year for Shane Bieber.
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Speaker 1: To say nothing todd of having to go to Tuscaloosa,
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Speaker 1: to the Swamp and to Norman on Halloween in addition
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Speaker 1: to having Texas A and M at home, and you
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Speaker 1: know in Tennessee home.
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Speaker 2: I mean it's a.
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Speaker 1: Grind whether you're talking about home or road, isn't it.
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Speaker 3: It really is.
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Speaker 4: I think Williams Price and a lot of places still
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Speaker 4: have great home environments that give you that edge. But
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Speaker 4: it's nullified some because now these teams, you know, like Texas,
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Speaker 4: they play in the greatest stadiums home or away every weekend.
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Speaker 4: So I think the kids get used to it. I
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Speaker 4: think it's less of an impact on the home and
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Speaker 4: away schedule. But that guy, you know, I don't like
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Speaker 4: to go to LSU on a Saturday night, There's no
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Speaker 4: question about that. The swamp on a reasonable fall day,
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Speaker 4: if they get up early on you, it is brutal.
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Speaker 4: There's tons of places like that that make it really
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Speaker 4: tough to play, But you're right, all of them are
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Speaker 4: tough now, all of them.
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Speaker 1: Busityman todd ellis played by Playboys of the South Carolina
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Speaker 1: game Cocks here on thirteen hundred The Zone. You brought
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Speaker 1: up Lenora's sellers, and he is viewed as being one
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Speaker 1: of the one of the top returning quarterbacks in this league.
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Speaker 2: Where have you seen the biggest.
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Speaker 1: Growth from him over these past couple of years, and
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Speaker 1: what are you looking for out of him this season?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, you know, I would say, and he would
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Speaker 4: say too, that he'd declined last year from the year before.
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Speaker 4: You know, we won six straight games with him, and
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Speaker 4: he literally, Craig, if you just went back and watched
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Speaker 4: those six games, you could tell he absolutely carried us
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Speaker 4: on his shoulders. His escapability in our league and probably
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Speaker 4: well beyond. It's like nobody I've seen in the last
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Speaker 4: two years. So you think you've got him, and then
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Speaker 4: you know his six three, two hundred and forty eight pounds,
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Speaker 4: what's the dodgeball saying duck dive that, you know, whatever
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Speaker 4: that thing is. He does everything to you and then
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Speaker 4: comes out of the other end of the pile and
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Speaker 4: makes a play on you, either throwing it down the
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Speaker 4: field or running And I that never really changed. It's
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Speaker 4: just we were playing so poorly in the offensive line
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Speaker 4: last year it was hard to tell. And then he
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Speaker 4: you know, his mid range passing accuracy is like most
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Speaker 4: young quarterbacks always need to improve. But I don't know
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Speaker 4: that I would trade him. I think the kid at
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Speaker 4: Oklahoma is really special player, A quarterback. He does some
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Speaker 4: of the same things that Lenoris does. I think Lenoris
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Speaker 4: is more naturally gifted at getting away probably, And there's
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Speaker 4: some good quarterbacks in league, don't get me wrong. It's
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Speaker 4: maybe the best in a while, by the way, I
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Speaker 4: don't have to tell you that, but I think we've
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Speaker 4: got some great quarterbacks. I wouldn't trade Lenoris, particularly on
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Speaker 4: a team that might not be the greatest of talents
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Speaker 4: in the conference and has some weaknesses. He's the I
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Speaker 4: think he's the perfect thing for Briles's offense, and I
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Speaker 4: have great expectations for him. Throws a deep ball. Well,
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Speaker 4: we get some guys and can go get that. But
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Speaker 4: you know, he needs to run for six or eight
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Speaker 4: touchdowns again this year, and he needs to throw for
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Speaker 4: sixty twenty five hundred yards, and you know we're going
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Speaker 4: to be pretty tough to beat if he does that.
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Speaker 1: You know you mentioned you said we've got some guys
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Speaker 1: who can and get the deep ball. I was reading
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Speaker 1: a piece in the Athletic this morning about Nick Harbor,
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Speaker 1: and they're talking about him being the number one freak
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Speaker 1: as they describe it, back to back years for the
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Speaker 1: first time since they started doing that. So how would
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Speaker 1: you describe what kind of a freak Nick Harbor is
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Speaker 1: at the wide out?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean literally, sometimes I go out there and
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Speaker 4: you stand there, we catch him at the right angle.
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Speaker 4: I mean, he looks like Jadeveon Clowney, except he's playing
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Speaker 4: wide receiver, you know. I mean, he's that kind of build.
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Speaker 4: He's too forty plus, but his world class speed and
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Speaker 4: one of the fastest guys under twenty one years old
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Speaker 4: in the country. And his problem has been like a
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Speaker 4: lot of track guys, you've seen this. My gosh, the
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Speaker 4: Texas produces so many great tech track athletes who then
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Speaker 4: convert the football or at least the track athletes in general.
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Speaker 4: But you know, it's the route running. It's separating and
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Speaker 4: when you're a.
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Speaker 3: Big guy like he is, sometimes you know he.
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Speaker 4: Can run the post on you. Occasionally he's gotten better
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Speaker 4: at that and pulling him in with his hands. But man,
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Speaker 4: when you really need him to shake somebody and get
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Speaker 4: that third downplay, it's been a little tougher. I think
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Speaker 4: he's grown into that role. I think he could be
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Speaker 4: really I don't think he's ever a sixty pass catching guy,
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Speaker 4: but he's definitely a forty to fifty pass catching guy
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Speaker 4: with six to ten touchdowns, and we got six out
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Speaker 4: of him last year, and he kept improving and he
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Speaker 4: is special to watch. But you know, he's one of
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Speaker 4: the ones you stand on the sideline and you go
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Speaker 4: all the places we go. He stands out on everybody's team.
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Speaker 4: You throw him off anybody's bus anywhere in the league,
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Speaker 4: including the NFL. He is a special looking player.
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Speaker 1: You mentioned that some of the issues last year with
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Speaker 1: regard to Lenora's production may be declining a little bit,
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Speaker 1: and you said some of it might been him, some
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Speaker 1: of it might have been the shoe offense, some of
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Speaker 1: it might have been the offensive line. How do you
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Speaker 1: feel about the offensive line this year? They do have
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Speaker 1: some turning guys, and they have some veteran guys. Even
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Speaker 1: though they might not have been starters and played a
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Speaker 1: ton of snaps, I'm sure they were probably in the
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Speaker 1: rotation just like they do here in a lot of
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Speaker 1: other places.
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Speaker 4: Well, we tried, you know, he tried to get him in,
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Speaker 4: but we were struggling so bad it's hard to I mean,
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Speaker 4: gave everybody a shot. But we gave up forty forty
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Speaker 4: four last year, third most in the country at any level.
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Speaker 4: And so it was hard to stomach and scared to
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Speaker 4: watch Leonoris at times. We you know, we got a
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Speaker 4: returning guy, just said Thompson, who was injured in the
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Speaker 4: all season. He thought about going and the portal comes back.
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Speaker 4: He was kind of your stud. Definitely played right tackle
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Speaker 4: guy and could play left tackle as well. One of
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Speaker 4: the top recruits for a couple of years ago. So
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Speaker 4: he can't play this year, and then we got to
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Speaker 4: carry his peak. A transfer was like the number eight
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Speaker 4: overall guy in the transfer portal from volt Kilina State.
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Speaker 4: He's playing three on three basketball and a team building
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Speaker 4: thing in the springtime and he gets the let injury.
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Speaker 3: So he's questionable all everything.
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Speaker 4: Everything I hear is he's going to play and he
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Speaker 4: should be your right tackle stud. But Greg, the rest
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Speaker 4: of them, I couldn't name two of them right now,
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Speaker 4: maybe one at the right guard spot has played that
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Speaker 4: I mean literally, as I called last year, all transfers
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Speaker 4: in Coach Clements, who came in, has had a long
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Speaker 4: relationship with Coach Briles. Got to work these guys up
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Speaker 4: and this type of offense that can cover up some
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Speaker 4: of those weaknesses where you've got a lot of pulling
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Speaker 4: you got a lot of guys. It's all inside zone
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Speaker 4: is fast. It's gonna look more like Tennessee than Texas offensively,
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Speaker 4: and we got to cover up some of those things.
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Speaker 4: So I truly don't know. Third practice. Put the pads
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Speaker 4: on on Friday or maybe I think that's right, Yeah,
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Speaker 4: this Friday or Sunday, and I'm gonna have to learn
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Speaker 4: between now and then. I don't know these guys very well,
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Speaker 4: but I certainly hope we're putting out a better group
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Speaker 4: this year.
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Speaker 1: Well hopefully. One of the guys who get to know
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Speaker 1: a little bit is Christian Clark. They have his run
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Speaker 1: back here and had a lot of promises of freshmen
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Speaker 1: before a broken leg and then showed promise and played
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Speaker 1: well enough in the bowl game and that sort of
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Speaker 1: thing before before moving on. It looks like, just from
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Speaker 1: the things I've read that that starting spot in the
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Speaker 1: backfield is kind of up for grabs right now for
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Speaker 1: whoever can can take hold of it and hold on
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Speaker 1: to it.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I'm you know, I'm skeptical of the
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Speaker 4: portal like everybody else is, at least for the long
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Speaker 4: term benefit and good of our game. But it is
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Speaker 4: what it is right now. So we're thrilled to have him.
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Speaker 4: Everything I hear is if he's not number one, he's
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Speaker 4: up in the top couple of those running backs. We
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Speaker 4: have a big, physical back that really struggled in Shuba's
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Speaker 4: offense in some ways a year ago named Matthew Fuller.
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Speaker 4: I've been waiting to see. He's one of those guys
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Speaker 4: that you know just absolutely runs over you. But he's
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Speaker 4: got the slide, he's got a low lean, he's perfect
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Speaker 4: for the SEC. And he's another one and Clark the
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Speaker 4: transfer coming in as well, and we got to get
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Speaker 4: better there. You know, we had Rocket Sanders two years ago,
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Speaker 4: which is a big part of us going on in
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Speaker 4: a six game run in the regular season, win nine games,
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Speaker 4: and he did not look much like a running team
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Speaker 4: a year ago.
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Speaker 1: But before I let you go, I want to get
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Speaker 1: your thoughts on your defense, the things that kind of
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Speaker 1: stand out to you and if there is a concern
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Speaker 1: or to what might that be on the defensive side
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Speaker 1: of the ball.
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Speaker 4: Well, Dylan Sewart's the baddest man on campus. I can
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Speaker 4: tell you that right now. Yeah, nicest, sweetest guy. And
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Speaker 4: Craig he's another one that you go stand beside and
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Speaker 4: you go, man, I was just thirty yards away from him.
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Speaker 4: It didn't look that intimidating. But he's a true six
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Speaker 4: to five. You know, he's got a thirty two inch waist. Wow,
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Speaker 4: you know, with two hundred and eighty pounds. Literally, that's
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Speaker 4: what led to his back problems. They say his his waist,
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Speaker 4: back and middle torso is so small that he struggles
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Speaker 4: to support that great speed and athleticism. But a coach
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Speaker 4: used to say that I had a great respect for
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Speaker 4: nam Brad Longing defensive ended line. Coach used to say,
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Speaker 4: he can run under a picnic table at full speed.
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Speaker 4: He's got that lean, He's got the absolute explosion. If
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Speaker 4: he's healthy, nobody wants to be a part of him.
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Speaker 4: We have three linebackers returning, which are all good players,
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Speaker 4: but should explode to the next level. And then I'll
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Speaker 4: tell you what Clayton White has done. An amazing job
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Speaker 4: ALLLL with coach Bieber, we have got some defensive backs
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Speaker 4: that has not been our problem. We have got some
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Speaker 4: safeties in corners. We can play that game. Try to
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Speaker 4: just rush four and play defense with those guys out
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Speaker 4: on the perimeter, and I feel pretty good about that.
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Speaker 4: Some new faces on the defensive line, but promising ones
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Speaker 4: like you said that the built come up through the
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Speaker 4: system a little bit matured. And you know, in this league,
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Speaker 4: if you can hold people to twenty four, twenty five
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Speaker 4: to twenty six points, you can probably win eight games,
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Speaker 4: you know, a year in that range. You know, you've
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Speaker 4: got to score thirty for us to be in this league,
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Speaker 4: and I think we'll be capable of doing that again.
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Speaker 1: He is todd ellis play by play voices South Carolina
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Speaker 1: game Cox.
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Speaker 2: I appreciate you doing this. I hope to see you
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Speaker 2: this football season.
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Speaker 1: That would mean that Texas and South Carolina made it
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Speaker 1: to the SEC Championships.
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Speaker 2: So who wouldn't that be awesome?
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Speaker 4: Well, if not, I'll see you soon because we do
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Speaker 4: meet up here shortly.
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Speaker 2: That's right.
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Speaker 4: I'm excited about that. Yeah, me too. And we you know,
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Speaker 4: Austin's a great town and we want you all to
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Speaker 4: come east and South Town of Columbia is a great
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Speaker 4: southern college town and your folks will enjoy a bunch
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Speaker 4: two coming this way. So we're thrilled to death, glad
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Speaker 4: to have Texas as a brother in the league and
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Speaker 4: can't wait for the season to get started. Thanks for
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Speaker 4: calling and reaching out. Enjoyed vision.
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Speaker 2: I appreciate it, Todd. We'll see you down the road.
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Speaker 2: Thank you again.
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Speaker 1: Yes, sir all right, that's Todd Ellis play by play
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Speaker 1: voice of the South Carolina game Cox Up next, we
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