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Highlight Segment - Penders - Bryant · Coaches Corner

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  Let's get to the highlights of Yukon's twelve to one victory. They scored to
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  the bottom of the first when Corey Morton had an infield hits down the third
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  base line that planted Jake Studley, who led the game off by getting hit
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  by a pitch, and then they would start putting up some crooked numbers.
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  They would get three runs in the second inning. The first RBI came in
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  actually the inning and actually was all done with well, not two outs,
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  with one out. It started with a Matt Garbowski reaching on an era and
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  then a Matt Malcolm fly battle right field before mes Madx DeLanda walked, and
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  then a fielder's choice by Caleb spur It brought off the leadoff hinner, Jake
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  Studley, who would give Yukon a three to nothing lead. As Studley awaits
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  the payoff pitch, here it comes, fastball rapped up the right center that's
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  gonna go all the way to the water base hit one. Hopper scores one,
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  Jimmy Penner said to the runner home from second. Here's the thrown out
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  in time. It's up the line, two out single for Jake Studley.
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  It's a right center field and that would make it three to nothing. Stuntley
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  would score on a Brian Pediat base hit, so Yukon with a four to
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  nothing lead through two innings, and then they would tack on a fifth run
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  in the third inning, and it was the Stafford native Luke Bronhurst and what
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  will be the first of a big day for him. That's where it just
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  doesn't connect. Here's the pitch of swinging in a loud fly ball left center
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  field. This has got some good carry Gregor's back at the track. It's
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  over the bullpen in left center field. That's uncharted territory. Here it stores
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  an absolute bomb from Broadhurst. It's not a walk off, Bob, but
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  it gets you kind of going again here in the third that was a leadoff
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  home run that made it five to nothing, and it stayed that way for
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  a while. Brian scored their only run on the fourth inning on a Carmine
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  Paedosa RBI single after Brayden Duran had a one out single and then went to
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  second on a wild pitch. We stayed that way until the sixth inning,
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  when the Huskies played a run on a base hit by Mannix to Lana.
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  Actually would be an RBI double that brought Matt Malcolm in from first base and
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  the Huskies up the lead to six to one at this point. Then they
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  would play four in the seventh inning. It started with a lion. All
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  the hits, by the way, were loud off the bat for the Huskies,
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  and the seventh inning they played at a said eight man to the plate.
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  Luke brought Heurst with an RBI with a double to get things going for
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  the Huskies and for Broughdhurst his fifth multi hit game of the season. Garbowski
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  lined the first, then a walk for Matt Malcolm and then it was Mannix
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  to Lena's turn to extend the Huskies lead. Delaana swaying in a rope line
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  drive to right field. It's being fought by Baru because he dives and he
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  can't Hauliday in one run home. It's second for Delayna on a double on
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  Hurst scores Groans to third and the Huskies extend the lead to seven to one.
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  They would play four in that inning and get the lead to ten to
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  one, and then we go to the eighth in thing, which turned out
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  to be the last inning of the ball game tomorrow. It off with a
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  double down the third base line and then with one out, Luke Brodhurst would
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  end it with a walk off the leftfielder. Smith is deep as well,
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  pitch swag on a drill the left field. This one's going back and that's
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  going into the pend Touch them all. Luke Brodhurst's multi home run day from
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  the Stafford Springs dative as he rips one to left and the Huskies make it
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  twelve to one and that ends the ballgame and for Broadhurst a two home run
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  day as coach Jim Penders has joined us up here in the booth and boy,
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  it had to be nice. She gets some nice warm weather today and
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  the bats came up live. Yeah, it felt like Elliott Ballpark today for
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  sure. Guys swung the bats well and you know we uh Luke had Luke
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  got the game ball and the hustle double was just as impressive for me as
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  the two home runs. You know, he's going hard out of the box.
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  He was able to get the second base on that ground ball that goes
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  off the glove of the infielder and he played the right way. We able
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  to score two runs from first base on a single because guys are running hard,
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  so we're playing good Husky baseball today. Overall. Was always pleased with
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  the effort and happy with our bullpen too. Yeah, guys, they did
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  a good job offensively. In the seventh inning. There was not a cheap
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  swing of the bat. Every ball hit was was a loud one. Yeah,
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  the outs were too. You know, the emphasis is just hey,
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  hit it hard, hit it hard. I hear the guys saying that all
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  the time, just hit it hard and good things will happen. And you
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  know, those first two outs, it's like, well, are they really
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  going to happen? Sure enough, eventually the baseball guys it evens out and
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  and we did. We hit some balls really hard on that ending. The
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  only negatives. We are trying to get Tommy Turner in his game, and
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  they hit pinch hit a bunch of lefties there, and West says in the
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  we knew that it's a ten run rule today, and it's like, all
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  right, well, we're not going to hold up the runner. We're gonna
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  try to score ten. We know we're gonna keep trying to score. But
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  Tommy Turner was gonna come in. He's he's only throwing a third of an
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  ang. We got to get him back out there and and but now he's
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  got to be ready for tomorrow. Boy, I'm impressed by Caleb Spur what
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  he's brought. And the kid's got wheels. He can really run. He
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  knows how to use his speed too. We have some other guys that can
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  really run, but don't they're not as a depth at using it. And
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  he he knows how to steal a base. If there's one complaint I have
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  with him, he's gonna get a little bit better at his bunt game a
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  little. You know, you saw that today a little bit with the with
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  the buns for a hit and no one when to do it, what to
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  do with it. But he really knows how to use it once he gets
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  the first base and and and he also made a hell of a catch in
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  center field at the second inning. I mean that that kind of got shilled.
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  I mean, Shiulder was in a bad place, you know, starting
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  not ending off with with a four pitch walk and then I think it was
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  two oho on that swing and and he makes it, makes a tough catch
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  look easy. He also ran one down in the right center gap, made
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  some nice nice plays and he's kind of solidified center field, you know,
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  I've been happy, really happy with the way that he plays defense, and
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  I think the bat's starting to come along. And you know, he wasn't
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  a Division three Player of the Year candidate for nothing last year. I think
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  he's just starting to get more comfortable. You're seeing better swings from him and
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  more plate coverage of every pitch, so hopefully he can keep keep going in
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  that direction. Speaking of Shield, you went out and had a word with
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  him, and sometimes you do this, We've seen it on occasion to just
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  to kind of get him settled in. And it seemed like after that he
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  got settled in after the catch of the chat you had with Yeah, it
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  was after the catch more than the chat. You know that. I don't
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  do that very often, and I asked, coach, may you want to
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  use one here because I wasn't happy with the way he was throwing it.
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  He's he's nursing a little bit of a hip thing, but it's just he
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  doesn't look like the same aggressor that he was. You know, out at
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  UC Irvine. We've seen him tiptoe into games. And he's not the only
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  one. You know, We've got a couple of the guys, you know,
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  Tommy Ellison's kind of tiptoed in a couple of let's see good stuff,
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  because when we're inside and we're playing against you, when our guys are inner
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  squatting, you're letting it rip like nothing bad can happen. And that's I
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  mean, you don't put the hammer down, put the pedal down to the
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  medal, and you're throwing eighty six on the first pitch of the game when
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  we know you have eighty nine ninety in easy and even in ninety one to
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  ninety two. When we're inside against start guys, that's very frustrating to watch.
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  So you just you know if you are on your heels, you're gonna
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  get punched in the mouth. And fortunately he didn't get punched too badly today
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  and we got him out of there before any damage could occur, any real
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  damage. But we got to be the aggressors on the mound, just like
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  like we are in the batter's box and you said the bullpen and you only
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  pitch four today, and they gave you good innings. They did really well.
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  Quinn. You know, he'll obviously be down once we used them,
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  and all those lefties in the lineup. It was kind of the game was
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  kind of in the balance there. We needed to score a few more runs,
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  needed a couple innings of shutdown stuff, and he certainly did that.
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  I could have done without the two lead off walks from him, but he
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  that doesn't rattle him anymore. A year ago it would have. And he's
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  really mature. He's his stuff is excellent. He's made himself into a to
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  a prospect now. I mean, the scouts are coming to see him,
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  and he's gonna have it all goes well here down the stretch the second half
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  of the season. He's gonna he's gonna be making some money to play baseball,
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  which is which is pretty cool considering where he was. You know,
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  eleven months ago, when's the last time you played Maiden. It's it's been
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  a really long time. Coach Costa Koppolis was the coach. I think Coach
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  McDonald was the winning pitcher. And I believe it was a frigid I mean
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  twenty eight twenty nine degrees across the street at Jao Christian. They were coming
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  back from a spring trip or somewhere. They might have played Sigarette Heart the
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  day before and were rained out down there or snowed out and somehow we were
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  able to get the game, and it was, uh, it was a
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  good one. I remember being tight, and I remember Josh pitching really well.
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  He was recruited there and he had the ball and did a really nice
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  job. But it was a as you know, a great rivalry in the
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  sixties in the seventies and some legendary names you know in the in those programs.
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  I mean, obviously in the eighties, Maine had a really great,
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  great run of College World Series. They have a really tradition rich program,
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  and uh, we're looking forward to it and coach Derby has done a very
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  good job kind of resuscitate not that it needed resuscitating, but he's he's breathed
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  some new life into it and they had a really good year last year.
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  Not off to the same start this year, but he does a very good
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  He's an excellent coach. I've known him a long time, and we're happy
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  to have them coming and hopefully we can you know, turn the page and
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  you know, midnight comes and it's on to the Black Bears. We can't
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  be basking in uh in this wind too long. There's another opponent coming in
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  trying to knock us off. So you're benging three fifty eight here? Who
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  told you that? What do you think? I don't know Chones to listen
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  to Jonesy No, but you look good though, you got going there.
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  We had the short sleeves out to the Sun's out, guns out, but
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  they short sleeves today. Hopefully we can keep short sleeves on in stores for
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  a little while longer. Forecast doesn't look too good this weekend, though it
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  doesn't. But I can be hopeful and optimism for sure. There's always a
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  pleasure. And hopefully you stay tonight to watch a little celebration. Yes,
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  by pretty awesome what they've what they've been able to accomplish with Coach Early and
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  his staff. I mean, come on, Honey and Luke and the guys,
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  I mean, they just do an awesome job and the preparation and he
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  is mastered, you know, as a coach. He just I'm in awe
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  really, I mean, because he's mastered the modern psyche. You know,
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  he's not afraid to talk about his emotions, make himself vulnerable, but he's
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  also very demanding, and those guys play their hearts out for him. They
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  just play so darn hard. They're never stopping. They they defense on offense.
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  They just love him. I mean it's obvious, you know he challenges
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  him, but he he loves them too. Like that's that oozes out of
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  that program, is that it's a mutual respect and it's real. And yeah,
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  it was. It was awesome to watch last night, and I was
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  glad that we came out. We we didn't look too cleary eyed and were
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  able to put up some runs. But uh, I'm sure all of our
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  guys were watching it till the music played at the end there, and but
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  it's thrilling. It's just it's such an honor to share campus with those two
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  basketball programs in particular. But what a night for UKON nation. Yeah.
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  One of the great things about these three teams, the coaching staffs have all
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  stayed together. Danny's kept his guys. You've kept your crew for a while,
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  Gios kept him and CD together. Yeah, it's wild. That's part
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  of the reason why. Right Well, i'd like to think so, I
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  mean, anytime we can be mentioned in the same breath as those two programs,
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  but yeah, that's the continuity, and let's just hope we can continue
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  that, right, I mean, I really hope he's a lifer here because
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  it's just special watching him and his guys work, and you know he also
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  respects has come before. I've seen that too. It's not like this is,
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  you know, and he said it. For the last thirty years,
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  you know, we've run college basketball. And he couldn't be more