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Kevin Faulk Talks LSU's RBs | Paqui Kelly Talks Golden Cleats - Off the Bench, June 3, 2025 · Off The Bench

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Speaker 1: We're two of Off the Bench live from the Mercedes
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Speaker 3: All right, man, welcome again O TV.
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Speaker 4: Here on a Tuesday morning, always our pleasure to catch
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up with our next guest. L s U Legend, hate
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your legend, the guy that made me fall in love
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with L s U Football.
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Speaker 3: Mister Kevin Falk kay fuk. What's up? Brother? How are
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we doing right?
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Speaker 4: Well, we just had a bad idea of during the
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break Flynn and I, you know, cause we're forty and
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getting old. We ran up and down the stairs here
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in this building. It's a four story building. So we
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went all the way up, all the way down, all
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the way back up, and you know, my breast a
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little short, Kevin.
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Speaker 3: That's what I just did.
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Speaker 5: Now, not the bread is going. What's gonna happen later on,
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like tomorrows and your knee, your past, It's gonna be like,
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what the hell were y'all doing it? Jevin?
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Speaker 6: We got done and I was like Jacob, and there's
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four stories here. I mean, it's like a mountain. I
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was like, Jacob, why am I both of my achilles
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hurt so bad?
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Speaker 2: Right now?
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Speaker 5: He was walking that right now?
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Speaker 4: Oh, man, Kevin, Like I said, it's always a pleasure
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to kind of catch up with you. And obviously we
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could sit here and we could talk old LSU stories, which,
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as you know, will probably find a way to get there.
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But I wanted to have you on because I look,
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you're going to be kind of giving back in and
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working with youth, you know, different ages, high school guys,
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college guys, pro guys that are trying to stay ready,
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get ready for the sea. And just want to have
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you because that is something that man, I know, if
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I would have had the opportunity to do that when
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I was growing up, I certainly would have taken full advantage.
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So kind of tell everyone what you've got going on on,
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kind of what's coming up for you.
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Speaker 5: Well, yesterday I just announced, uh that I was going
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to be working with Elite Training Academy with their PROS
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off season program. It's something that you know was in
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the words for a little while. I started working with
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with Clyde was there over there, and I love the facility,
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the set up, the guys, the atmosphere there. It was
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a professional type atmosphere. And when Greg approached me about
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coming and training for the summer, I was like, why not, Uh,
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stay in touch with the kids, shoot some of the
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knowledge that I have to them and answer any questions
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that they have about you know, the game of football.
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After football. What to expect.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's one of those things, and I'm glad you
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mentioned it there, Kevin.
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Speaker 3: Like all those things kind of rolled into one.
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Speaker 4: It's like what to expect during football, what to expect
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like right before you make the big jump, and also
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like what to expect after it's done.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you and I have talked about that before.
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Speaker 4: It's we worked our whole lives to get to that
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point and one day that whatever that is will be over.
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It's like, well, you got to go find something to do.
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You got to go, you know, be in the community.
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And that's not something that we've ever really done. Because
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if you now, because if you don't do it like
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we're talking about, to get ready for it, it's not
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gonna be enough.
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Speaker 3: So you have to do it that way.
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Speaker 4: But then it's like there's this transition period that a
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lot of us kind of get lost.
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Speaker 3: If you don't have a plan.
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Speaker 5: Most of us get lost. Yeah, because it's tough. I
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don't care if you played two years, three years, five years, ten,
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fifteen years, you're going to have that transition is going
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to happen to you. And like you said, if you
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don't have a plan in order and fit for you, oh,
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it's going to be tough for you to you know,
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to get back on your feet to understand that life
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is a lot different than on the football field.
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Speaker 4: So Kevin kind of, you know, talk about maybe your
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relationship with Clyde. That is something in Clyde and I
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great friends man, one of the best human beings. But
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like he's in a great period right now where he's
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getting an opportunity to play for his home state team
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and play for the for the New Orleans Saints there
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with an opportunity in the roster where you can go
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out there and kind of change the path of.
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Speaker 3: His career, right right.
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Speaker 5: That's definitely a positive for Clyde in this situation and everything.
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But the relationship with Clyde was built when I first
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got there as a director player person. There one of
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the first things Clyde ask me, Man, I need help
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with my past protection, and I just lit up. I'm like, wow, okay, okay,
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that's what I'm talking about. Okay, And we got to
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work and well, you know, like I know, playing in
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the league, we none of us get taught how to
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pass protection, not at a young heir. Yeah, they tell
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us to go cut that guy, cut that guy and
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get over. Well, when you get to the league, that's
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not cutting anymore. You can't cut. They don't want you
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to touch me. So we got to work and he really
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got good at it. And like I told him, I
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had the opportunity to watch Clyde play his whole senior
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year because for some odd reason, we seemed to play
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the team that Clyde can played the week before after them,
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and I got a chance to see all of his
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films and I was amazed at like, how how how
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hell compact he was as a running back, his battance,
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his Hi tech balance and everything.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, Kevin, So I just want to like the listeners
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to know, like I've had the privilege of being around
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you quite a bit. You've been around the program a
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long time, and I can tell everybody like first in
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like you're one of the most like selfless, humble, the
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such not a me person. You're all about making a
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difference with the people around you, and like that's what
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I respect so much about you. This truly want to
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like the legends of LSU a great ambassador for the school.
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So like tell us right now, I know you've been
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working with the school, Like what is your current role
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within LSU with the players, the current players right now
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or where you've kind of what you've kind of been
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doing with the team in the past couple of years.
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Speaker 5: Well, not with the team. I work for administration right now.
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I do a lot of you can engage with uh
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go to a lot of events. But every year I
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go to the Touchdown Club of New Orleangy and at
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the beginning in a year and talk about the season
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and upcoming expectations for the team and everything things like that,
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but also do a little bit of training outside of that.
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I actually just pulled up to a high school seven
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on seven that I'm coming and watch right now. Trying
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to stay involved with it. Signs stayed with involved with
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the kids, the community and everything.
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Speaker 6: Like Jacob fit, can you imagine being the high school
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football team and you got Kevin Fox just rolling up
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to help us out.
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Speaker 2: Dude, what an incredible journey man. It's awesome.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I would.
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Speaker 2: They probably they probably don't even know. They probably take.
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Speaker 4: It for granted, right for sure, not some of them,
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not everybody. Oh man, Kevin, I do want to ask
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you so for l s U this year. And I'm
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not even trying to get into like names and high
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school recruiting profiles and all of that, but like in
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their running back room this year, it is going to
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be a true sophomore, and it's going to be a
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couple of true freshmen that get leaned on, get counted on.
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And I always tell people like running back is a
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position that you can transition very quickly, and you can
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go from high school to the college ranks.
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Speaker 3: And if you can run the football, you can run
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the football.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: If you can't, you can't.
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Speaker 4: I don't care how big, I don't care how fast,
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I don't care how pretty you look in your uniform.
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If you can't read a zone run or a gap
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scheme run, you're not going to find a way onto
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the field. But Cayden Durham, sure you know, certainly did
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that a year ago. But when you have like young
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players like that, all right at that position, because you've
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coached the position at the collegiate level, Like, what's the
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one thing like you try to make sure that a
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young running back room, Like, what's the one thing that
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you have to make sure is covered Because you don't
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have a Josh Williams anymore who's like this fifth year
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senior in every pressure situation.
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Speaker 3: Well number eighteen was going to go over there last year.
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Well Josh has moved on.
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Speaker 4: You don't really have that, So like what would be
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the thing that you think, think, all right, when you
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got a young running back room, this is what you
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got to make sure it's taken care of.
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Speaker 5: I don't think there's anything dealing with on the field.
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I think it's off the field. Make sure that their
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confidence is there, that they're confident that they can get
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the job done. And if you have if they have
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that confidence in themselves, they're going they're going to be
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okay on the football field. But you can't take that
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confidence away from.
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Speaker 4: One of those things that probably now it's changed. Okay,
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so all three of us know this pass protection, it's changed.
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Speaker 3: Like back when we played.
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Speaker 4: We had Jimbo on yesterday a k faul like Jimbo
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was like, no, we're cross key and everything. We're scanning,
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like we are not going to make this easy for you.
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Like in today's offenses, you can play a younger running
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back because a lot of times you either free release
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or you're like checking will backer and getting out. Like
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that helps the calls because you don't have to worry
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about a freshman not knowing who's blocking and protecting the
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biggest asset, which is the quarterback.
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Speaker 5: Man. When Joe Brady came there, unlet's you and Joe
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Brady implemented that style of offense, I was like amazed. Yeah,
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and like the back can get out sometimes there is
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times to where you get caught, but it ain't often.
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It's to have a guy that's back there. I mean,
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I'm talking about the quarterback that understands the scheme and
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he gets you out of it.
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Speaker 4: Don't get the quarterbacks too much credit, but we got
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credit guys.
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Speaker 5: Well.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, Like there is such a huge difference playing at
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quarterback when you're back there, Like the confidence level you
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have when you have a running back back there that
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you can absolutely trust as opposed to somebody that you're like, Okay,
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this guy's this guy's that in five hundred right now
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on pass protection on either no one is assignment he's
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keying off of or when it comes down to it,
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if you can make the block or at least throw
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a little bit and give the quarterback a path, right
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give him, give him something to look at, give him
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something to react to. So you know that to me
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when I look at when I look at running backs,
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all running backs at LSU are gonna be talented. They're
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gonna be big, fast, strong, They're gonna be able to cut.
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It's the vision you talked about. But being able to understand,
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especially with a quarterback like Nesmyer and so what I mean,
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what a breath the fresh air Ka Durham was last
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year coming in and being able to, you know, give
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us that extra juice running the ball. But I'm hoping
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that as he gets older, going into a second year now,
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can take that next step with the pass protection, just
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becoming that all around trustworthy back that we can that
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we can rely on. So like Kevin, what's watching Durham
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last year come in and play? Like, give me your
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thoughts on him? How do you see his his career
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kind of progressing this year.
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Speaker 5: In year number two, year one, he did an amazing
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job of just waiting to turn, not pressing, and when
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it came the opportunity came, he took advantage of it thoroughly.
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I think with the past protection for him, I think
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we're in good shape. Just seeing him in a couple
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of situations that he had last year, the technique could
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have been better. But at the same time, how much
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are they working on it? Yeah, because from my understand
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that there's a lot of teamwork being done. And to
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see what I've seen from him so far in THEO
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FAD protection, I think he's ahead of the game and
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I think going forward he's going to be good because
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it seems like he's the type of guy that wants
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to learn.
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Speaker 3: All right there, he is lsu legend.
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Speaker 4: Kevin falk Man can't wait to see him there training
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at Elite Training Academy Burbank and lead in Baton rouge
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Man and you know, look, if we could put somebody
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in that facility to go and mentor running backs, it
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is Kevin falk so Man excited to have you on
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the squad, look forward to it and always appreciate our
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converse stations.
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Speaker 5: Man always thank you, I appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: And Kevin Fagg the guy. I mean, I'm that's not
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lip service. I've said it a thousand times. Like I
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liked LSU football, you know, kind of growing up, but
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I loved LSU football. After watching number three, I got
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that's my core memory of like growing up watching football
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was watching him. Did I ever think would play the
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same position? Al you probably right, probably not, But I
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mean I went to the Independence Bawl when they played
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against Michigan State and just watching him and Eddie Kennison
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and watching them live and in person do their deal,
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Like that's what made me want to go like try
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to play football at that kind of level.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, And it's not just like I wouldn't give them
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just lip service, like knock up against like honestly one
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of the best dudes. Like you're going to talk to Humble,
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We'll never talk anything about what he did, but just
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go do the research yourself.
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Speaker 2: If you're someone young, rat out listening.
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Speaker 6: And haven't seen him play for the Patriots, like go
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back when the Patriots were popping off.
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Speaker 4: It's yeah, and it's one of the things like it's
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it's a good point because like when he got to
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the NFL, it's like, all right, well, your role's got
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to change a little bit here.
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Speaker 3: It's like, okay, well what's that going to be. It's like,
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you're gonna be a third down back, right?
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Speaker 4: Like at that time, it's like why that.
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Speaker 3: Likely play on third down?
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Speaker 2: Right?
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Speaker 3: And they had some like some backs that.
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Speaker 4: Had done it, like in the early nineties and certainly
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some after k Faulk. But it's kind of the originator
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of like the first hey you are a third down back?
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Why because well, you can make any run. We know
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that you can catch the football. And number twelve back
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here a guy named Tom Brady trust you, and you
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said that.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the most for a third down back. The
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most important thing is that your guy trust you. Not
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only from a past protection standpoint that because that's that's
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the number one thing, but getting to where you need
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to be understanding the timing of the route, understanding you're
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not the first or second, maybe not even a third
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read in the progression, but you know what, every now
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and then you gotta be the first guy in the
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progression depending on what's that late having the understanding thinking
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what the same thinking the same thing that that the quarterbacks.
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Speaker 2: That you can trust worthy. Man, But yeah, just go back.
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Speaker 6: We kind of forget here in South Louisiana that what
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he did with the Patriots because of what he was
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and who he is with LSU, right, like what he
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did with the Patriots, like the second thing we think of, right.
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So just I mean I was watching some I saw
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some clips of him online the other day. Man, just
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I remember watching those growing up, or say growing up.
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He's not that much older than us, but high school,
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early college of seeing him falling out.
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Speaker 4: Hey, we're forty, let us say watching growing upeah, because
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everybody says it to us.
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Speaker 2: Christian, I don't know about you. I'm not forty.
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Speaker 3: You are whispering I'm forty.
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Speaker 2: The right side of forty.
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Speaker 3: In what seventeen days?
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Speaker 2: I'm not coming.
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Speaker 3: I'm out? What what week are you out for?
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Speaker 2: That is that?
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Speaker 3: Next week?
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Speaker 2: I'm out?
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Speaker 6: Next next Wednesday, Thursday.
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Speaker 2: Thought, I know, y'all are gonna just poo all over
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me for.
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Speaker 3: The whole show all three days.
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Speaker 2: We would never do that, map well, I'll do that.
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Speaker 7: I never got Blake Baker to call a poodle for miss.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. We would never do something, I know, because we're
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family guys. Yeah, two day family, yes, two day old family.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Back, you've been here before, team, I've ever decided to
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go off Gallivant and in Chicago, I had these trips book.
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Speaker 4: All right, yeah, but after after next week, you're good, right,
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you're yeah, certainly like after.
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Speaker 6: Next after next week, I don't have any other trips, right, yeah,
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Actually there's one thing else later in the month.
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Speaker 2: I gotta go SLINKs in my head. Oh, so you're
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you're basically going to work a week, all work a week.
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Speaker 3: All Yeah, you're like a fireman. Is that not well,
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all the week?
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Speaker 2: My contract says, right, that's where you are. You're fire
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the other week.
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Speaker 7: I don't think that's what you're contract are.
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Speaker 3: Do you sleep up? You're like fireman like when you're on.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we're installing a pole. That's the only reason Matt's on,
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knowing he only had to work every other week.
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Speaker 3: I don't think I love you saying you're installing the pole.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I'm not sure I love that. I'm sure I love that.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. See what happens.
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Speaker 7: It probably works better than the elevator.
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Speaker 4: I will never like the other day when we had
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arms full of stuff and don't freak out, and all.
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Speaker 3: Of y'all got on the elevator.
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Speaker 4: They're like hey, yeah, They're like, hey, come on the elevator,
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because like we were all taking stuff down to t
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BOP's car for him. First time I'd ever been on
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the elevator here, Oh my gosh, first time, and it's terrifying.
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Speaker 3: I don't love it. That kind of stopped and the doors.
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I'm like, cool, cool, you.
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Speaker 6: Know, like when you get an elevator, you look like
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the top corner it says like service, this is the date,
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this is the inspector, blah blah blah.
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Speaker 2: Does it say like nineteen, like eighty nine or anything.
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Speaker 7: It does not say a recent time. Okay, Like I
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have actually looked at that and I think it's twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to be a whistled anything sooner than
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I thought.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's not bad.
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Speaker 3: It's more recent than I thought.
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Speaker 2: So bad.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it is.
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Speaker 2: I mean it probably it probably doesn't get used that much.
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Speaker 4: There's so many people that use this elevator in this
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building that it makes me angry.
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Speaker 3: Like this is a four story building.
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Speaker 4: You obviously were not raised by who I was raised by,
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because like the elevator was an option. Ye, like, oh
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there's stairs available, carry your ass up those stairs.
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Speaker 7: Sure, well, my knees sounds like change.
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Speaker 2: Loose, change my knees.
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Speaker 3: Like I had. You know, I've had four surgeries on
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my knees.
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Speaker 6: Either accept it or yeah, walk up some stairs. Yeah,
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let's go.
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Speaker 4: The elevator should never be used in this building by
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t O TV.
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Speaker 3: Can we make that pack?
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Speaker 7: I'll make that pack, Taylor.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, yeah, well back or elevator. Elevator said, I.
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Speaker 4: Wouldn't make all right, And if we catch you twenty
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pups on the spot, at least on the spots.
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Speaker 2: Now, I say, if we catch you, that's a ten
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dollars fine.
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Speaker 4: Right, all right, there we go. It is done again.
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I can't wait to see Kevin Fault work over at Elite.
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Speaker 3: All right, we.
20:30
Speaker 4: Got a bunch still coming your waist. They locked in
20:33
here almost at channel eighty four.
20:35
Speaker 3: That is not right. It is one O four five
20:37
ESPN baton rouge. Oh man, here we go.
20:45
Speaker 4: This is where Flynn, when you start talking about the
20:49
old Dose secys watching a game and which you're down
20:52
five to one, what was the only thing that was
20:54
a saving grace at dose sechies? What is a saving
20:58
grace whenever you know, you're at the beach, or you're
21:01
at the lake, or you're you know, shower beer, bath beer,
21:05
cold tub beer, all the above.
21:08
Speaker 2: Uh, your first three hour radio show. Got some cold sweats.
21:13
Speaker 6: Going, sickies, Grab that ice cold Mexican lager. I like
21:21
to keep a nice frosty mug in my freezer. Some
21:25
fresh limes, Oh yeah, I like to slice the limes.
21:30
Can you just like pinch the lime? We're on the
21:33
top right there.
21:34
Speaker 4: Look a couple of those scids are going to be
21:37
enjoyed in a super regional that's right.
21:39
Speaker 3: Drink responsibility, go for dose.
21:44
Speaker 6: Run and running, run and running, pen run and running
21:48
and running, running and running, running, And in this context,
21:51
there's no disrespect someone I'm.
21:53
Speaker 1: Boss from the locker room to the airwaves. Gets off
21:57
the bench with Jacob Hester and Flynn.
22:01
Speaker 3: Ship the ship wash.
22:10
Speaker 4: All right, welcome back and it is O t B
22:11
one four five ESPN bat Rouge here on this Tuesday morning.
22:17
Fay Kelly is going to join us talk a little
22:19
golden Cleat's combat up here in about five minutes from now.
22:23
Excited about that very cool event, I kind of want
22:30
to go do. It is funny, like we're talking like
22:35
before during the break. One of the things like we'll
22:38
always like if there's a ball around, right, you're gonna
22:41
pick it up.
22:41
Speaker 3: You're gonna throw it around a little bit.
22:43
Speaker 4: So like my soccer background, like if there's somebody kicking footballs,
22:47
I'm always like, hey.
22:49
Speaker 3: Can I get one and get on this through through
22:52
the uprights?
22:53
Speaker 4: Did you ever see the video that we did at
22:56
the Senior Bowl this last year?
22:57
Speaker 3: Have you seen that?
22:58
Speaker 2: All Right?
22:59
Speaker 4: So it's me, It's Chris Doring and Rhett Lewis. HD
23:04
Lewis works for the NFL Network. Played receiver at Indiana
23:08
during of course, played receiver at Florida, and we were
23:11
kicking extra points and because i mean, look, we're all
23:15
mead heads and we're going out there.
23:16
Speaker 3: It's like, all right, there's a ball out there, let's
23:18
do this.
23:22
Speaker 4: So I'm in like I'm in jeans and boots, but
23:27
I'm like no, no, But I'm like, it's a ball.
23:32
Somebody's challenging me, like I'm gonna go out there and
23:34
do it. So I was the first up, you know.
23:38
So I mean, I'm in Chelsea boots, but I go
23:40
out there first attempt nail it through the uprights. Let's
23:43
go my man, Chris Doring tried six or seven times
23:49
and could not get it.
23:51
Speaker 3: Through the up right.
23:52
Speaker 4: Just couldn't extra any of the above, couldn't get it,
23:56
couldn't get it.
23:57
Speaker 3: In left low.
23:59
Speaker 4: And then Red got a little fat and cocky and
24:02
he tried to like back it up a little bit,
24:04
and he never made one. Our producer tried, Dennis tried,
24:08
he couldn't make one. Our boss to Olivia. So there
24:11
was one extra point.
24:12
Speaker 6: Made on the day with the boots, with the boots on,
24:16
I mean makes sense. You're a soccer guy, yeah, I
24:19
mean you know, and we did you played soccer?
24:21
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah.
24:22
Speaker 2: Right before he became like a fat defensive lineman.
24:24
Speaker 3: No, it's a goalie.
24:28
Speaker 4: The thing is, though, even at two fifty three, I
24:31
could still pick him up and put him down, certainly.
24:33
Speaker 3: Like I didn't say you were for like saying high school?
24:38
Speaker 4: You know, uh so no, my brother was actually my
24:40
head soccer coach in high school.
24:42
Speaker 2: Really yeah? Right? So you played until what grade?
24:45
Speaker 3: All the way through?
24:46
Speaker 2: You played as a senior.
24:47
Speaker 3: Played as a senior. You've never heard this story.
24:49
Speaker 2: No soccers during football season, right? Uh?
24:52
Speaker 4: So it overlaps a little bit. And the way my
24:55
brother would do it, he pushed everything back as far
24:58
as he possibly could to start to see and then
25:01
he'd have to play the sea, you know, the first
25:02
two weeks with you know, non football guys, which wasn't great,
25:06
but then the football team would come and yeah, we'd
25:08
play a bulk of our games. But so I had
25:11
already signed with LSU, and you know, back then, like
25:16
the head coach who every sign would still come visit
25:18
you in the spring and so if you were playing
25:21
like a spring sport, like they would come in. And
25:23
I've told a story a bunch on air, but you know, look,
25:25
it's high school soccer. It's freezing cold in Louisiana or
25:28
certainly in North Louisiana at that time. It's January, February whatever,
25:32
February March, and so I'd already you know, signed, committed
25:37
whatever for LA shoot and we average, dude, like it
25:40
was a friends and family deal. I mean twenty people, right,
25:43
twenty people at a game, and that's like.
25:45
Speaker 2: Some family, big time, maybe a friend.
25:48
Speaker 4: So I don't remember how word got out because it
25:51
wasn't social media, but like word got out that coach
25:53
Saban was coming to watch me play soccer. That was
25:57
gonna be his visit. He was gonna come to the house. Whatever,
25:59
body come to that soccer game, dude. We had thousands
26:04
of people there, like two thousand people at this at
26:07
this soccer game at evangel from Sonny School from soccer
26:13
from twenty to like two thousand, right.
26:15
Speaker 3: And so.
26:18
Speaker 4: My brother, who was the head coach, made his budget
26:21
for two years based off the gate of that game
26:25
where coach saving came sweet. I always played goalie because
26:29
my brother's like, look, I'm not getting beat seven to
26:31
Neil back here, Like you're sorry, Bud, you can run,
26:34
that's cool, don't care. I was like, Adam, let me
26:37
play up top. And the second half we were down,
26:40
like we were down three nail. They were a really
26:41
good team we played, and I'm like, let me go
26:43
up top. Let me just come on, I want to
26:45
coach savans here, let me run. And thirty seconds he
26:49
puts me up top, corner Kit comes in put one
26:52
in the back of the net, and I'm just like,
26:56
you know, doing the old Jordan to my brother, like
26:59
I told you, just let me run.
27:01
Speaker 3: You want to win.
27:02
Speaker 6: Let Booby spin booby spin and uh, yeah, you weren't
27:07
straight back, straight back, straight back, straight back the.
27:10
Speaker 4: Box, between the pipes, between the picky, I don't know,
27:15
between the net in front of the net.
27:17
Speaker 6: So like you, I don't know. There's got to be
27:19
a term for this, and it's the net. Yeah, what's
27:22
in the box?
27:23
Speaker 3: Uh hockey, I don't know. That's that's movie seven.
27:27
Speaker 7: You sle something from you earlier, so I don't remember.
27:35
Speaker 3: All right, let's go ahead, let's take this break.
27:38
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Speaker 1: Com two thousand and seven, Shams and gold to the Core.
29:01
This is off the Bench with Hester and Flynn, Baton
29:05
Rouge's go to for all things Louisiana sports.
29:09
Speaker 4: All Right, welcome back in OTV here on Tuesday morning.
29:14
Speaker 3: I think I might even said afternoon earlier.
29:15
Speaker 2: I don't know.
29:16
Speaker 3: I got a lot of radio shows. This one's in
29:17
the morning though. We're up bright and early in the morning.
29:20
Packy Kelly is here to talk about the Golden Cleats Combin.
29:23
I'm very excited about it. We did this a year ago.
29:25
The videos are awesome.
29:27
Speaker 4: I can't wait to see how it all plays out again,
29:29
I believe. First off, welcome to the show. I know
29:32
we were talking before, but still thank you for hopping
29:35
on with us the fourth year.
29:37
Speaker 3: If I'm not mistaken.
29:37
Speaker 7: Fourth year of our of that, Yes, does it does.
29:39
Speaker 3: It feel like I mean, four years feels like it
29:42
just goes.
29:42
Speaker 8: Like that, it does the older I get.
29:45
Speaker 3: Oh, I know.
29:46
Speaker 4: So he's given me a hard time because I just
29:49
made forty in May and he's got seventeen more days
29:53
before he gets forty.
29:55
Speaker 3: So he's letting me know that.
29:56
Speaker 6: He said, I got seventeen days to talk some trash
29:59
and call him, call them old.
30:01
Speaker 3: And you do, and you do it very very often.
30:04
All right.
30:05
Speaker 4: So this event is going to be on June the tenth.
30:07
It's going to be at LSU's Football Operations building. This
30:11
year is about community, fashion, wellness and football.
30:16
Speaker 3: It's a great opportunity.
30:17
Speaker 4: And I mean the things y'all do in the community remarkable,
30:20
but like what a great opportunity for everybody just to
30:23
get a chance to also see what they don't get
30:25
to see and to go into that building. And it's
30:28
something as former players we probably take for granted that
30:31
you know, we can go in there and say hello
30:32
to everybody, but you know that's something that a lot
30:35
of people never get the opportunity to do.
30:37
Speaker 5: It is a.
30:37
Speaker 8: Unique you know, the single kind of originated twenty some
30:41
years ago with moms asking me to speak and they
30:44
ask them what their position their kids played, and they go, oh,
30:46
I don't know. He gets the quarterback and they would
30:49
feed him on Thursday night, you know before the games.
30:51
That I said, oh, we could do better than that.
30:53
And so that's kind of how it's originated for us
30:56
and has evolved into you know, the Golden Fleets and
31:00
and it's really kind of a it got to be
31:02
a little you know, there's a lot of guys that
31:04
would like to be wearing a skirt into Golden so
31:07
they can you know, get on the field and do
31:09
all some of the stuff that we used to do.
31:11
But it's another way that we love to engages you know,
31:14
as as athletes, you know how tight your schedule is.
31:17
And it gives these players an opportunity to be regular
31:20
college kids and do something they really are good at
31:23
and get these ladies going, and both of them, both
31:26
sides of love it. And that's really fun.
31:28
Speaker 4: I forgot about that fact is that like the current
31:30
players do come out and they're like the coaches and
31:32
the kind of walk.
31:33
Speaker 8: Leaders and stuff and big cheerleaders to get these you know,
31:36
ladies that are kind of like you're not forced to
31:39
do every activity because you may have some issues like
31:41
throwing or a leg bad leg. But boy, they really
31:45
enjoy it. And I was sharing with you one of
31:46
the ones they always do. You know, people say, well,
31:49
what do you suggest like when you go after the dummies?
31:53
Don't shoot for those numbers. Those are way too high
31:55
for you because you're gonna go head over heels. And
31:58
we have plenty of food show that I was just.
32:00
Speaker 4: About to say, like how many if we had that
32:02
are just gone way over and they're doing like a
32:05
summer saut into the bag.
32:06
Speaker 2: Yeah.
32:07
Speaker 6: Well you get there and you're in the middle of
32:10
the l Isshoes facility. Yeah, you get to see how
32:14
like the back scene, the backstage view of everything, and
32:16
then they put a tackling dummy in front of you
32:18
and I can just like first time, you're like, oh yeah,
32:21
I'm gonna hit the snot out of this thing, right.
32:23
Speaker 1: Yeah.
32:24
Speaker 8: We you mix up like the drills too, Like sometimes
32:26
there's a kicking, passing and emotion drill and agility. So
32:30
it's just fun and you know there's everybody there probably
32:33
has a little bit of competitiveness, Yeah, for sure. And
32:36
the women try to they start to come and pack,
32:38
you know, like four or five, six of them like
32:40
our team, and it's just a great, you know, girls
32:42
night out, but it's also a great opportunity to have
32:44
some fun and a venue that you normally wouldn't get
32:46
an opportunity to do that.
32:48
Speaker 3: Yeah, and y'all do so much.
32:50
Speaker 4: I mean, the Kelly Carris Foundation, I know, is something
32:52
that you know is near and dear to y'all, and
32:55
y'all got a lot of different things that y'all work
32:57
with and it's another great opportunity to put those on
33:00
stage as well.
33:00
Speaker 8: Absolutely, And you know, it doesn't matter where we've been, honestly,
33:04
there's people in need. And the beautiful part about being
33:08
in this kind of position and platforms we can be
33:11
a voice to that and help people. Because anywhere I've gone,
33:14
there's giving hearts and people don't want to help other people.
33:17
And that holds pretty darn true to Louisiana because they're
33:21
just really good people here.
33:23
Speaker 4: Did you know, coming like four years in you know
33:26
it now, but like, did you know so many people
33:28
had so many like opinions women about football and how much
33:31
football they knew in Louisia No.
33:33
Speaker 8: Here's the passion level is really high and they know
33:36
their football, you know. So there are places we've been
33:39
where the coaches are trying I said, honey, we got
33:41
to roll back a little bit. I don't think we
33:42
need to teach the sea gap. How about we just
33:45
do this and go for it. You know that kind
33:47
of stuff. But you know that's what you know, your
33:50
level of understanding is a lot more fun. So they're
33:53
they're they're hyped up and they they love their football
33:55
and passionate about it.
33:56
Speaker 3: They get to watch a little little tape right in process.
33:59
Speaker 8: Yep. Every year, you know, we add a little something different.
34:02
So wellness is being a little more of our focus
34:04
this year, so at local hospitals, UH and vendors that
34:07
are doing everything from B twelve shots, stretching and yoga,
34:11
and we really urge people to come. The four to
34:13
six is not an entire cocktail and eating time. It's
34:17
a lot of our vendor time. So that if they
34:18
want those opportunities, I'm saying, don't lase a fare into
34:22
four o'clock. Try and get there at four and then
34:25
you can really get all these experiences available to you.
34:27
Because once the program starts them a little more.
34:30
Speaker 3: Yeah, then it's more like coaches.
34:33
Speaker 4: It's like, hey, this is real time and we all
34:35
know what that means when that whistle blows hits now, madayes.
34:39
Speaker 6: So the coaches are there and they're kind of giving
34:42
some chalk talk.
34:43
Speaker 2: Are they talking strategy? Different techniques? Okay?
34:47
Speaker 8: So it depends on what if you're on the offensive defense.
34:51
And then sometimes we have a group of rules, we
34:55
have a rule room, you know what I mean. There's
34:58
ever change in rules and we're like address them. Yeah,
35:01
but it's both educational and there's the physicality part and
35:05
then there's the fun part. So you know, it's a
35:08
four to nine and there's plenty to do in that timeframe.
35:11
Speaker 4: That's that's a great the rules portion of it. Okay,
35:14
Because we were talking beforehand. I was down in Destined
35:17
for spring meetings for the SEC and we had the
35:19
rules official on with us and we interviewed him and
35:22
it's probably our longest interview. It's like twenty seven minutes
35:25
because I was like, no, we're going to you are
35:27
explaining this to me, how's this process work? What is
35:30
your thought process in doing this? And there's so many
35:32
different things now in college football. It's like I need
35:35
to know that rule and I need to know like
35:37
every detail of it.
35:39
Speaker 8: And as you as a speaker on the mic, right
35:42
that shares your voice during a game, Yeah, you know,
35:44
it's like I don't know that he really understands that.
35:47
I mean so when I'm listening, and you don't want
35:50
to be that guy, right, because then you're giving a
35:52
miss information but not really you might be misunderstanding.
35:55
Speaker 2: Yeah.
35:56
Speaker 8: So that's why I would totally understand.
35:57
Speaker 4: Oh man, if I'm not calling L s U games
36:00
and I'm watching a game, if gets it wrong yelling yeah.
36:10
Speaker 8: About.
36:14
Speaker 6: We take it for granted that we get to watch
36:16
football from a like a higher knowledge standpoint of knowing
36:20
knowing the rules, knowing the strategy, knowing the technique, what
36:22
people are looking at.
36:24
Speaker 2: We take that for granted.
36:25
Speaker 6: But most people don't have that sense of knowledge or
36:29
even the very basic knowledge of They have a fan base.
36:34
That's what makes Louisiana amazing and lu because they have
36:37
the passion so for you to create something cool that
36:40
is for uh, these ladies that go and learn more
36:43
about the game. But you know what it's for, like
36:46
an amazing reason and a cause and you're helping.
36:48
Speaker 2: It's just such a.
36:51
Speaker 8: You know, it's an enjoyable event, and like I said,
36:54
it's shared, you know what I mean. Every I think
36:57
it's a lot of give give in terms of like
36:59
it's a great experience for the coaches because they've volunteered
37:01
the time for this, right and the players. The players
37:04
and the coaches get to see each other in a
37:05
different venue. I mean, you know, it's one thing to
37:08
be coaching eighteen and twenty two, twenty three year old,
37:11
so those need to be coaching twenty one to seventy
37:14
year old ladies.
37:16
Speaker 3: Just about that. I was just about to ask you
37:18
kind of like, what's the age.
37:19
Speaker 2: Ra on up?
37:21
Speaker 8: Okay, I haven't really looked at everyone's birthday this. We
37:24
get some ups. We do get so much, which really
37:27
excites me because I'm getting up there too.
37:29
Speaker 3: So we get it.
37:31
Speaker 4: You're in your thirties, yep, we get it before you
37:34
say it to the rest of us.
37:35
Speaker 3: Yeah, we get that, all right.
37:37
Speaker 4: So if they want to register for the Golden Cleats,
37:39
combine Kelly Caresfoundation dot org.
37:43
Speaker 3: You can also find more information there.
37:45
Speaker 4: And last year it looked like I don't I don't
37:47
know what the number was last year, but it looked
37:50
like it was sold to the guilds.
37:51
Speaker 8: We got to four hundred with our four hundred our participants,
37:55
and we appreciate this time so we can get these last.
37:59
But I do need to let you know, I think
38:00
like eight pm on Sundays, our online registration will close.
38:04
Speaker 3: Okay, So those ladies.
38:05
Speaker 8: That are like trying to figure out they're going to
38:07
be there on Tuesday, it's a week away, then make
38:09
sure you get that done this week.
38:11
Speaker 4: All right, It is a week from today, like you
38:14
just heard there, June the tenth and Sunday Sunday night
38:17
is the last kind of time to register. We'll certainly
38:20
continue to hammer it home here on this show. I'm
38:22
gonna see I'm gonna see if I can get my
38:25
wife out there. We'll see if we can get your
38:27
wife out there. I might just like come let the
38:29
wife do it. And I want to bring my daughter.
38:31
My daughter's not too yet, but I want her to
38:33
go out there and watch mom. She's you know, watch
38:35
the old VHSS. That's right, it's how old it is
38:38
of Dad out there, maybe playing some football. We gotta
38:40
get mom out there.
38:41
Speaker 8: Well, you're i'd be beta tape, just so you know,
38:44
take your vhs and.
38:45
Speaker 3: Run, okay, well play on.
38:48
Speaker 7: The TA for the kids.
38:50
Speaker 8: That's a beta tape.
38:52
Speaker 3: Either one of y'all back there.
38:57
Speaker 8: It was before meta, so beta meta. It's not the same.
39:01
Speaker 2: Familiar with h though.
39:03
Speaker 4: Familiar familiarly you didn't have you didn't have to go
39:06
back to Blockbuster and turn it in, and you know,
39:09
if you didn't rewind it, you got like charge a
39:12
dollar or something exactly.
39:15
Speaker 7: Go with Katie and Lacy though they.
39:17
Speaker 3: Go, okay, all right, anywhere there's three right there. Absolutely
39:21
you need to go.
39:21
Speaker 7: I think it'd be so fun.
39:23
Speaker 4: It would be a great experience for you. And it's
39:25
inside access. I think my favorite part that you don't
39:29
get a chance anywhere else.
39:31
Speaker 8: Oh, I mean you get coverage of the entire facilities
39:34
pretty much.
39:34
Speaker 4: I mean like you get coached by Lshu's coaches and
39:37
their players players see everything.
39:40
Speaker 3: How many people.
39:41
Speaker 2: What a unique experience.
39:42
Speaker 4: I mean, you're right, there's a lot of people that
39:43
can't come that would wish they could certainly come. So again,
39:46
June the tenth Kelly Cares Foundation died to work for
39:50
more information in the Register. I can't thank you enough
39:53
thank you for stopping buy hanging out with again this year.
39:56
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, you old old man.
39:58
Speaker 4: Right, we will take or break more OTB on the
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that was a that was a zero.
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the website and I'm just completely blacked out.
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Taylor said, you're batting outage.
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Speaker 2: I walked out.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it wasn't I walked out.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't great, but.
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Speaker 4: You know, thank you to Pocky Kelly for coming in
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and talking about the Golden Cleats combine. But it gave
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me a like a quicker out because I wasn't staying
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here for that fifteen seconds. It wasn't memorable though, because
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like somebody's gonna be driving and they're gonna be like, man,
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start like pulling up the website and like figure it out,
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you know. But I was really into this conversation talking
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about this.
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year Golden Cleats combine man like to go over the rules.
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I was just like blown away at like the detail.
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Like you get ex's and o's from the coaches, you
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get rules like analysts to come in there and tell you,
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like what's the new rules. You get a chance to
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all the good stuff.
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Speaker 4: All right, So we're putting our wife's on notice. Lacey
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Katie Alandra said she's in if you're in, So it's.
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Speaker 3: Cleats?
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to go by. If you got a night in a
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Speaker 7: I got to find golden cleats, then I would want
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to be like on brand.
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Speaker 3: That's true.
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Speaker 2: That's a good point.
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Speaker 4: Ye remember Michael Johnson had the cleat bi Oh my
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gosh ninety six in Atlanta, Like I was losing.
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Speaker 2: It to because I was a Baylor guy and he
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was a Baylor track guy.
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Speaker 3: Oh he was Baylor. I did not know that.
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Speaker 6: I hope mine eight year old memory is serving me
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well on that one. But I'm pretty sure you know
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typically second.
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Speaker 4: But I'll see the videos of the girls who are
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all going to these these different colleges, the young.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, not going to.
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Speaker 1: Awful?
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Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
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Speaker 4: We gotta pull like, we have to pull that video
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up nine fifteen because Nick Underhill is joining us to
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talk like real saint stuff.
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Speaker 3: O t B off the bench.
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