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November 6, 2025 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 2: It may sound like Friday, but it's Thursday.
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Speaker 1: Welcome in this portion of the program brought to you
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Speaker 1: by Central Texas Sports Medicine. We're gonna hear from the Aggies.
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Speaker 1: Marco Jones coming up. We've got a high school report.
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Speaker 1: We've got our Clark Eisenhower outdoor audition with lots of
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Speaker 1: nasty animals. You know, we've got a full moon out
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Speaker 1: don't discount that had the super moon last night.
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Speaker 2: Bucky Ball.
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Speaker 1: Part two, Tonight Rider in at seven o'clock, Aggie's hosting
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Speaker 1: the TSU Tigers and.
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Speaker 2: When it's opener.
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Speaker 1: On Monday ninety eight sixty eight, Gonzaga knocked off Texas
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Speaker 1: Southern ninety eight forty three in the first game for
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Speaker 1: the Tigers, and again A and M will be on
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Speaker 1: es P and two Sunday afternoon at Oklahoma State. Elsewhere
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Speaker 1: in the SEC, number three Florida is hosting North Florida
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Speaker 1: and twentieth ranked Auburn.
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Speaker 2: Is hosting Merrimack Junior. Let's see k C.
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Speaker 1: Concepsi Own has been named a finalist for the Paul
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Speaker 1: Horning Award, given to the most versable player in college football.
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Speaker 1: Concepcion has nine hundred and one all purpose yards this year.
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Speaker 1: He is joined by Texas Tech's Jacoby Williams, Notre Dames,
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Speaker 1: Juderion Price, Louisville's Colin Lacy, Wade Knight of James Madison,
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Speaker 1: and Jonah Coleman of Washington. A day after incoming LSU president,
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Speaker 1: doctor Wade Rouse announced he would elevate interim athletic director
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Speaker 1: Ausbury to the full time job. He said, I may
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Speaker 1: have misspoke. I don't know what permanent means versus removing
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Speaker 1: the interim tack. This is just fun to watch, isn't
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Speaker 1: it from the outside. Rice is set to announce a
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Speaker 1: one hundred twenty million dollars wholesale stadium renovation, part of
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Speaker 1: a project to further connect campus with nearby Rice Village
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Speaker 1: entertainment district. The renovation will reduce the capacity to thirty
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Speaker 1: thousand in what was originally a seventy thousand stadium and
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Speaker 1: increase premium ticketing opportunity, which means a new press level,
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Speaker 1: adding suites and a premium club level at Rice Stadium.
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Speaker 1: In a letter to Congress, Charlie Baker of the n
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Speaker 1: C Double A asks for them to grant protection around
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Speaker 1: eligibility standards. According to Baker, the court's chiseling away of
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Speaker 1: the NC Double a's ability to enforce eligibility rules is decent, stabilizing,
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Speaker 1: and threatening college sports. Charlie, You're way, way too late.
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Speaker 1: Kenny Dillingham told his team he ain't going anywhere. Rumors
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Speaker 1: label Dillingham is a candidate for multiple jobs. He walked
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Speaker 1: into position meeting rooms last week and said he wasn't
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Speaker 1: going anywhere and it's going to be business as usual.
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Speaker 1: That quoted an Arizona State defensive player.
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Speaker 2: Then he left.
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Speaker 1: He also did that with the other positions on the
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Speaker 1: team because those players heard the same thing and talked
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Speaker 1: about it afterward. Former Northwestern football coach Pat Fitzgerald says
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Speaker 1: he feels one hundred percent vindicated in the wake of
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Speaker 1: an August settlement of his wrongful termination lawsuit against the school. Fitzgerald,
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Speaker 1: speaking publicly for the first time, told ESPN's College Game
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Speaker 1: Day podcast he spent the last two years preparing to
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Speaker 1: return to coaching and is actively seeking a return. I
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Speaker 1: feel very fortunate. I feel fully vindicated. Northwestern fired Fitzgerald
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Speaker 1: amidst allegations of hazing and the college football program. Fitzgerald
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Speaker 1: followed a one hundred and thirty million dollar wrongful termination suit,
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Speaker 1: which was settled in August, the terms of which were
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Speaker 1: not made public. The school released a statement noted inappropriate
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Speaker 1: conduct in the football program did occur. The evidence uncovered
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Speaker 1: during the extensive discovery did not establish any player reporting
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Speaker 1: hazing to coach Fitzgerald, or that Fitzgerald condoned or directed
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Speaker 1: any of the hazing. College football tonight, the road Runners
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Speaker 1: of UT San Antonio are at South Florida. Dallas Cowboys
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Speaker 1: defensive end Marshawn Neeland was found dead early this morning
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Speaker 1: in Frisco from an apparent self inflicted gun show wound
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Speaker 1: after crashing his car following a police chase. Officers attempted
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Speaker 1: to stop Neeland's vehicle at ten thirty last night when
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Speaker 1: the driver refused to stop, resulting in a chase terminated
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Speaker 1: when DPS troopers lost sight of the car. It was
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Speaker 1: located abandoned after being involved in a crash on Dallas Parkway.
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Speaker 1: According to Frisco Police, initial reports indicated Neeland fled from
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Speaker 1: the scene on foot. He was found at one thirty
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Speaker 1: a m. The Plano Police Department confirmed that a welfare
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Speaker 1: concern check was conducted at an address associated with Neeland
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Speaker 1: Wednesday night at eleven forty, but the officers didn't find
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Speaker 1: anybody home at the time. The Texas Rangers announced game
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Speaker 1: times for all eighty one home games at Globe Life,
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Speaker 1: including this home opener April third, against the Cincinnati Reds
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Speaker 1: at three oh five. Most night games will be seven o'clock.
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Speaker 1: Eleven of the thirteen Saturday games will be six o'clock
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Speaker 1: or three five. All thirteen Sunday games are scheduled to
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Speaker 1: start at one thirty five. Bruce Bochi, who managed the
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Speaker 1: Giants and Rangers, to World Series, apparently is ending his
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Speaker 1: managerial career. Bouchie said, I'm looking forward to getting back
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Speaker 1: to the Bay. He is a special assistant to the Giants.
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Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to getting back to the Giants with
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Speaker 1: familiar faces and hopefully bring value in any way I can.
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Speaker 1: The Giants have hired University of Tennessee head coach Tony Vitello.
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Speaker 1: Dusty Baker is also a special assistant on that staff,
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Speaker 1: which may be the most experienced special assistant staff ever.
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Speaker 1: The padre Us have hired a new manager, Craig Staman,
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Speaker 1: who was a member of the front office among those
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Speaker 1: interviewing candidates asking questions about a new manager, decided, Hey,
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Speaker 1: I think I can do this job. So Stamman, who
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Speaker 1: spent thirteen years in the majors, mostly as a relief
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Speaker 1: pitcher and some of that with the Podres, is the
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Speaker 1: You're twenty twenty five NASCAR Cup Series Champion is Kyle Larson.
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Speaker 5: Never did I feel like I had it. I was
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Speaker 5: honestly surprised people had stayed out. I thought I was
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Speaker 5: gonna line up on the front row with Ryan and
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Speaker 5: I was like, Okay, this is gonna be good. He's
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Speaker 5: gonna choose the bottom. I know what to expect into
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Speaker 5: one with grip. And then when they said, you know,
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Speaker 5: a few of them stayed out, I was like, oh no,
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Speaker 5: this is this is not good. I was able to
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Speaker 5: line up behind Alex and just run really hard through
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Speaker 5: one and two and get the clean air I needed,
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Speaker 5: and I just I thought my hope was that Denny
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Speaker 5: was not gonna get you know, a great one and two.
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Speaker 5: But I thought, you know, with four fresh tires, he
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Speaker 5: side by side, And you know, I thought that's how
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Speaker 5: it kind of would net out off of two. And
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Speaker 5: I got a better one in two than I expected.
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Speaker 5: And then, yeah, for a bit, I thought I was
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Speaker 5: gonna win. And they were going very kind of crazy
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Speaker 5: And uh, tell me that the eleven was you know,
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Speaker 5: kind of jammed up back there, and I was going
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Speaker 5: to be committed to the outside lane. I felt like
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Speaker 5: that was gonna be my best opportunity to find clean
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Speaker 5: at the end, but I still wanted.
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Speaker 6: To win really bad.
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Speaker 1: Okay, anyway, thanks for being with us on this Thursday.
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Speaker 2: Glad to have you with us.
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Speaker 1: One of the guys who's come on among many young
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Speaker 1: guy on the front lines here is Marco Jones.
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Speaker 6: How I feel like this first season's going before you
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Speaker 6: sent part good?
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Speaker 10: I feel good, definitely, just really like taking in all
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Speaker 10: the older guys that are in the group, the whole
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Speaker 10: d line. Everybody's been helping me out. Just trying to
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Speaker 10: get better and better every day, so.
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Speaker 6: Get through.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean I think I've been proved pretty well,
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Speaker 10: just you know, just trying to like I said earlier,
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Speaker 10: just trying to get better and better every day, you know,
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Speaker 10: like just trying to take if I could learn one
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Speaker 10: new thing every day, I could you know, have a
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Speaker 10: have a deep twol bag by you know when it's
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Speaker 10: really my time to time to go.
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Speaker 6: So I'm just just trying to get better. But I
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Speaker 6: think I've been doing all right, So I'll just.
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Speaker 1: Say you got talent, you know that, But like, what
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Speaker 1: was there a moment this year that you were like, okay, like.
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Speaker 6: I've been wrong.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I would probably say like around like in the
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Speaker 10: middle of fall camp. I'll probably say when I really
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Speaker 10: was like that, like you know, competition, going through everybody's
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Speaker 10: you know, going through it, and when I started really
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Speaker 10: like kind of understand how, you know, like my game
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Speaker 10: more right, like not just going out there running around
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Speaker 10: trying to make players, like really understanding where I.
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Speaker 6: Fit in kind of my role.
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Speaker 10: And I think that's kind of where like when I
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Speaker 10: learned like, you know, I'm supposed to be here and
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Speaker 10: I'm at the right place. It's been your favorite in
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Speaker 10: game moment as a Ninjager so far, I'll say personally
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Speaker 10: probably like the mob sack against Arkansas.
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Speaker 6: That was kind of a cool feeling, but not like.
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Speaker 10: For me personally, I'll probably say watching Cash get three
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Speaker 10: sacks that was pretty cool.
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Speaker 6: Cat, that was pretty cool.
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Speaker 5: Is there any guy that's taken you into their wing
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Speaker 5: maybe so far, maybe been towards you a little bit?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I would say definitely like Cash No Nadone pretty
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Speaker 10: much all that the guys in the end room, I mean,
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Speaker 10: they're all like, you know, because I'm like the young
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Speaker 10: guy in the group, so they all like, you know,
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Speaker 10: help me, you know, give me advice, you know, help
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Speaker 10: me out, give me, you know, tips and tricks to
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Speaker 10: do stuff like.
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Speaker 6: That, just so I could get better and better every day.
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Speaker 11: I'm curious, what does a guy who's actually plays the position, like,
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Speaker 11: what is.
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Speaker 6: You kind of touched on? What did your reaction?
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Speaker 12: One?
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Speaker 6: Are your thoughts when you see Cashes?
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Speaker 11: How I haven't been kind of Sea's making some of
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Speaker 11: them the plays he made because of course we're gonna
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Speaker 11: be impressed with you.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think, you know, it's definitely different, like like
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Speaker 10: seeing somebody like that, he's a great guy, great teammate,
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Speaker 10: a great leader, and like seeing somebody like that excel
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Speaker 10: and finally get his moment that he's been able to,
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Speaker 10: that he's been waiting for, and you know, like he's
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Speaker 10: been same player since he went to college, right And
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Speaker 10: and I think, like I'm super happy for him, and
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Speaker 10: also like it's cool because now I can start to
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Speaker 10: pick up on some of the things that he does
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Speaker 10: really well and try and steal a few things. But
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Speaker 10: I think like you know, watching him, watching him do
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Speaker 10: well and all that, Like he's probably the best edgebrusher
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Speaker 10: in the nation right now in my opinion.
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Speaker 6: So I mean it's really cool because it been anything
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Speaker 6: he did to be like, how.
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Speaker 10: Do you do that?
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Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, it's ever that's an everyday occurrence. It's something new
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Speaker 10: every day, whether it's him pulling out some random move
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Speaker 10: or him just like recovering really well like something like that.
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Speaker 6: But yeah, he every single day. I'm like, damn, I
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Speaker 6: don't know how he did that.
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Speaker 13: Soll what has been your biggest adjustment to Texas from California?
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Speaker 6: The heat? For sure, I definitely say.
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Speaker 10: I mean, you can't really beat California weather. In my opinion,
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Speaker 10: it's pretty nice every day. So I definitely say like
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Speaker 10: going through fall camp and kind of summer through like
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Speaker 10: the early fall, Like I mean, I got used to
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Speaker 10: it after a while, but definitely like the weather out here,
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Speaker 10: it being hot and then raining for forty five minutes
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Speaker 10: and then being hot again, so a.
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Speaker 9: Point where it hits you that you thought, what am
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Speaker 9: I doing here and.
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Speaker 6: How am I going to adjusted to this?
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Speaker 10: No, not really, I mean my my kind of deal
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Speaker 10: was just like you know, I knew already like going
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Speaker 10: into college, like even before I made a decision to
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Speaker 10: come here, Like wherever I go, the weather's gonna be
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Speaker 10: a lot worse than you know, California. So I was like,
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Speaker 10: you know, I'm just gonna have to suck it up
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Speaker 10: and just be all right.
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Speaker 6: So kind of you do you.
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Speaker 14: Still thin feel like you have a future do in
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Speaker 14: baseball or is it football?
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Speaker 3: What's kind of your your future plans to play for that?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely.
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Speaker 10: I mean when when football season ends, you know, hopefully
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Speaker 10: after that national championship, then you know, I'll go play baseball.
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Speaker 6: So I'm still still playing on playing baseball for sure.
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Speaker 15: You know what kind of broughtchet A and M and
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Speaker 15: kind of like, you know, how'd you get connected coming
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Speaker 15: from California. There's haven't been a ton of California kids
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Speaker 15: come to A and M here in these recent years.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think personally for me, it's really just like
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Speaker 10: the culture, like the culture that Coach Echo and all
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Speaker 10: the coaches bring in, and like the culture behind you know,
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Speaker 10: A and M as a whole university is different than
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Speaker 10: anywhere else in the country.
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Speaker 6: I Mean, it's something I wanted to be a part of.
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Speaker 10: I feel like, but like for this whole team, like
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Speaker 10: everybody's a brother, and for the whole university, everybody feels
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Speaker 10: connected as well, like with how like tight knick kind
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Speaker 10: of the traditions and all that type of stuff.
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Speaker 2: Who is Elco's message this by week?
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Speaker 3: Obviously guys eight no one lemish. But now it starts
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Speaker 3: to get real for you guys.
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Speaker 6: What was the message?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think the message was just keep our foot
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Speaker 10: on the pedal, right, Like we can't take any days
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Speaker 10: off because that one day off that other team, like
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Speaker 10: another team is getting better and that that could be
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Speaker 10: the difference between a winning and loss. So I think
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Speaker 10: really just you know, keeping our foot on the pedal
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Speaker 10: and you know, keeping the main thing the main thing
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Speaker 10: at the end of the day.
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Speaker 16: Did you watch much of the World Series and are
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Speaker 16: you a Dodgers fan.
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Speaker 10: I'm not a Dodgers fan, but I did watch the
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Speaker 10: World Series.
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Speaker 17: I do.
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Speaker 10: I do like the Dodgers though, like they're just not
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Speaker 10: my favorite team. But yeah, I think it was an
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Speaker 10: interesting World Series. Good for the Dodgers to go back
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Speaker 10: to back. It's always cool to see a team go
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Speaker 10: back to bed.
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Speaker 18: Which face which baseball player do you monitor your game.
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Speaker 10: After Oh, I don't really, that's a great question. I'll
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Speaker 10: probably say like bits of Aaron Judge and like when
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Speaker 10: I was younger, I always wanted to be like Andrew
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Speaker 10: mcaut so that was that was That was one one
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Speaker 10: person I really kind of looked up to when as
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Speaker 10: a kid.
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Speaker 16: Was life like growing up in California?
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Speaker 6: For you? Yeah, life was great. I mean, the weather's nice.
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Speaker 10: The people are definitely different than out here, a little meaner,
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Speaker 10: but it's still They're still cool. But you know, both
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Speaker 10: of my parents like gave me, like, you know, they
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Speaker 10: they worked really hard when I was a kid. So
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Speaker 10: I think really like I couldn't can't complain about anything
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Speaker 10: like how I grew up. It was a great It
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Speaker 10: was a great growing up in California to belt.
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Speaker 6: Okay, so you don't like the Texas weather? What do
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Speaker 6: you like with seventy five degrees?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 6: I mean, what do you like about Texas? If you
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Speaker 6: don't like the lib Oh? What do I like about Texas?
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Speaker 10: The people are really nice, The people are really nice,
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Speaker 10: the food's pretty good.
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Speaker 6: And Texas A and L what did go? What have
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Speaker 6: you made about it?
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Speaker 19: Just the impact the freshman classes made with guys like Tomorrow.
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Speaker 6: And Rain and McHale's a lot of guys see in
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Speaker 6: the field.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, I think, you know, we have one
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Speaker 10: of the best freshman classes in the country. I think
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Speaker 10: like it's all just like you know, we have a
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Speaker 10: lot of under the radar type of guys that come
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Speaker 10: in here, and you know, we all just put our
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Speaker 10: head down and worked really hard. And I think what
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Speaker 10: helps us a lot is that, like you know, we're
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Speaker 10: all supporting each other, right, Like we're all we're all
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Speaker 10: rooting each other on, whether it's us, the older guys whatever.
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Speaker 6: We're all like super tight.
19:13
Speaker 10: So I think that just helps you boost your own
19:15
Speaker 10: play and boost your teammates playing when you're.
19:17
Speaker 6: All just like a type brotherhood.
19:19
Speaker 9: What you said about your position coaches that seem to
19:23
Speaker 9: make them so successful to.
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Speaker 6: The all big talent.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think what makes like you know, our room successful,
19:28
Speaker 10: like from our coaches standpoint, is just like them understanding
19:31
Speaker 10: the type of players they have, Like you know, not
19:33
Speaker 10: everybody rushes the same or has the same play style
19:36
Speaker 10: our position, and that's not a bad thing at all, right,
19:39
Speaker 10: Like you you kind of want diversity in that and
19:41
Speaker 10: that aspect of it. And I think them, just understanding
19:43
Speaker 10: what type of player like each person is and like
19:46
Speaker 10: kind of plugging and playing them in like wherever they
19:49
Speaker 10: see fit. It's really what like makes makes us special.
19:52
Speaker 5: Is it hard to sit out a baseball season this
19:55
Speaker 5: last spring and kind of won't win into that decision.
19:58
Speaker 6: No, it wasn't too hard to sit out. I mean
19:59
Speaker 6: because is you know, like midyear, I.
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Speaker 10: Kind of knew, like I was, I was gonna play
20:03
Speaker 10: football first and then play baseball after. But yeah, I
20:06
Speaker 10: think you know, that was the whole whole reason I
20:08
Speaker 10: graduated high school early, was to come here and kind
20:10
Speaker 10: of get a head start and you know in football
20:12
Speaker 10: and really just you know, like get bigger, faster, stronger,
20:15
Speaker 10: And that was kind of the way that I saw fit.
20:17
Speaker 13: What are the biggest benefits of that extra time, that
20:20
Speaker 13: extra semester you've had here in your opinion.
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Speaker 10: Looking back at it, Yeah, I would say the biggest
20:24
Speaker 10: benefits really were just getting like I said, bigger, faster, stronger,
20:28
Speaker 10: really like adjusting to the to the speed and tempo
20:31
Speaker 10: of the game because it's way way faster, way more
20:33
Speaker 10: physical than high school and really just like kind of
20:36
Speaker 10: understanding like the ins and outs of you know, functioning
20:39
Speaker 10: through college as a whole too, like going to class
20:41
Speaker 10: and that type of stuff, and you know, having to
20:43
Speaker 10: study and manage your time. But I feel like if
20:45
Speaker 10: I came in the summer it would have been kind
20:47
Speaker 10: of hard just jumping into it and being in season and
20:49
Speaker 10: having to.
20:49
Speaker 6: Try to figure all that stuff out. Do you feel
20:51
Speaker 6: like bigger and stronger you got? Were you lifting more?
20:53
Speaker 6: Did you get some way? Yeah?
20:56
Speaker 10: Yeah, Like right now I think I gained Like I
20:57
Speaker 10: came in at like two forty five and right now
20:59
Speaker 10: I'm like too sixty and then I don't really know
21:02
Speaker 10: the exact numbers, but I've definitely got a lot stronger
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Speaker 10: in the wain.
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Speaker 20: So so you feel like in that home run derby
21:07
Speaker 20: or hitting.
21:07
Speaker 13: The ball a little bit further?
21:08
Speaker 6: Uh? Probably, Yeah, I don't know.
21:10
Speaker 10: I I think I might have only swung the softball
21:12
Speaker 10: back one time in my life before that. But yeah,
21:15
Speaker 10: I definitely felt like the balls coming off a little faster.
21:17
Speaker 6: Before being the baseball guy in that.
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Speaker 10: Uh No, there wasn't. It was everybody was talking a
21:22
Speaker 10: little crap about you know, I'm here for it. I'm
21:24
Speaker 10: I'm I'm open to it. So I'm a confetitor. So
21:26
Speaker 10: it was it was fun.
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Speaker 6: What's impressed to you about Jamarin's twice far?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean he's, uh, he's a special dude, man,
21:33
Speaker 10: Like he's that's that's my guy. He's a great running
21:35
Speaker 10: back and like I've never met anybody like him that
21:39
Speaker 10: just like doesn't go down like he spins off tackles,
21:43
Speaker 10: finds the right holes to hit all that like, and
21:45
Speaker 10: he's he's a really smart guy. Like he's a and
21:47
Speaker 10: not even just as football player alone. He's just a
21:49
Speaker 10: great person, a great human being. So you know, he's
21:51
Speaker 10: he's gonna be, like, in my opinion, he's gonna be
21:54
Speaker 10: one of the best guys, like you know, in the
21:55
Speaker 10: country here soon.
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Speaker 6: So that's why I actually believe.
21:58
Speaker 14: I know you are kind of.
21:59
Speaker 3: Different parts of the few.
22:00
Speaker 5: But during fault camp or anything, did you ever have
22:01
Speaker 5: Mario slip out of a tackle that you try to
22:03
Speaker 5: make it's a pretty supreme guys.
22:05
Speaker 10: Uh, not during fault camp, not really. I mean if
22:09
Speaker 10: I was getting to him on the like, you know,
22:11
Speaker 10: on a pass, then that means we would have had
22:13
Speaker 10: some problems as a defense. So but yeah, I think
22:16
Speaker 10: you know there actually there might have been one or
22:18
Speaker 10: two times that he's kind of like slipped away or
22:20
Speaker 10: you know, made a good move, Like I did have
22:22
Speaker 10: to cover him a few times and that didn't really.
22:23
Speaker 6: End up that well, so you know that's it.
22:25
Speaker 10: But yeah, he's a he's a hard dude to contag.
22:28
Speaker 6: Leim for sure, Marco.
22:30
Speaker 3: Obviously like the team like Missouri's coming.
22:32
Speaker 6: In with the backup quarterback.
22:34
Speaker 12: Do you guys a chance with the d Linus stepatarily
22:36
Speaker 12: in that game?
22:36
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean I think personally like that, we don't
22:39
Speaker 10: look at, you know, the personnel any different. It's just like,
22:41
Speaker 10: you know, it's us against us at the end of
22:43
Speaker 10: the day, we have to execute what we need to do.
22:45
Speaker 10: We need to you know, we need to stop the
22:47
Speaker 10: run and then we need to get after in the
22:48
Speaker 10: passwords game. I think, you know, obviously he's a he's
22:50
Speaker 10: a good player. Like the quarterback, he's a good player.
22:52
Speaker 10: We watched the film. He's he's a town of kid.
22:54
Speaker 10: I think, really, Joce, we need to need to just
22:56
Speaker 10: you know, just don't look too much into the personnel
22:59
Speaker 10: and really look at executing our jobs and playoffs.
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Speaker 17: Hey, Marco, Tory Moffatt has gone a bunch of process,
23:04
Speaker 17: especially after the LSU win.
23:06
Speaker 10: Do you have any unique stories of you coming into say,
23:09
Speaker 10: you know with them. I don't have anything too crazy
23:12
Speaker 10: that you guys probably haven't heard more, just you know,
23:14
Speaker 10: like he's an intensive guy.
23:15
Speaker 6: Like he's I love coach MafA. He's great.
23:19
Speaker 10: He's always like setting the tone, setting the energy, and
23:21
Speaker 10: I think, you know, probably the funniest thing was probably
23:24
Speaker 10: when I was here for the ball game actually, and
23:27
Speaker 10: he was like like he was talking crap to some
23:29
Speaker 10: of the other team like during the during the game,
23:32
Speaker 10: and I was like, man, this is this is definitely
23:33
Speaker 10: different than high school. And that was kind of my
23:35
Speaker 10: first little introduction to like coach Moffatt for real.
23:38
Speaker 6: All right, that's right. I appreciate you guys.
23:40
Speaker 1: That's Marco Jones and uh, I'm looking forward to seeing
23:45
Speaker 1: him in a baseball uniform to sixty.
23:50
Speaker 2: So yeah, what what do he say?
23:52
Speaker 1: I came at two thirty five, I'm too sixty now,
23:54
Speaker 1: I think that's what he said.
23:56
Speaker 2: That's awesome. And did I get this right?
24:02
Speaker 1: He said, I've never swung like a softball bat at
24:05
Speaker 1: a softball before that. You know, they had that little
24:07
Speaker 1: exhibition you know, I guess with the against a women's
24:10
Speaker 1: team or something like that. He goes, I've never done
24:13
Speaker 1: that before you played? How did you not play softball?
24:19
Speaker 1: But I guess he was too busy doing you know,
24:23
Speaker 1: other sports. Yeah, he would have been a good intermural
24:27
Speaker 1: guy to have on your team.
24:31
Speaker 2: That's awesome, that's pretty cool.
24:33
Speaker 6: All right.
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Speaker 12: I'm Att Williams, and today we're going out to the
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Speaker 12: of football coach for the A and Consolidated Tigers, Brandon Schmidt.
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Speaker 12: Great to have you back.
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Speaker 2: How are you doing.
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Speaker 16: I'm doing great. Thanks for having me.
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Speaker 12: Of course, anytime at this point in the season, your
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Speaker 12: time last season, which has admittedly been a categorically good performance.
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Speaker 12: Talk to me about some of the challenges of the
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Speaker 12: might have went to this current discrepancy as standing.
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Speaker 16: You know, I think, uh, you know, every year is different,
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Speaker 16: Every season is a new season, every team is a
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Speaker 16: figure out how the new pieces fit together, and who's
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Speaker 16: and uh, you know, you then then you get into
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Speaker 16: what you kind of want to, you know, build your
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Speaker 16: year to year, you know, so many different pieces and
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Speaker 16: so many different moving parts, and no year, no year
33:43
Speaker 16: is the same mhm.
33:44
Speaker 12: And as the season carries on into its last stage,
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Speaker 12: what are some of the lessons that you learned in
33:48
Speaker 12: the early season that you're taking with your team for
33:51
Speaker 12: this final push?
33:52
Speaker 16: H Yeah, you know, I think you know kind of
33:55
Speaker 16: want to hit on already. Every team is different, and uh,
33:58
Speaker 16: you know, as you get later in the season, teams
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Speaker 16: start to delvelop, start to develop an identity, and uh,
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Speaker 16: you figure out what you're good at, and those are
34:06
Speaker 16: kind of the things you want to hang your hat on.
34:07
Speaker 16: And I think for this team, I think are I
34:10
Speaker 16: think our athleticism on the defensive side of the ball
34:13
Speaker 16: UH has has proven to be something that's a kind
34:15
Speaker 16: of a weapon for us.
34:17
Speaker 1: UH.
34:17
Speaker 16: And I think offensively, our ability to run the ball
34:21
Speaker 16: and UH and make big plays in the passing game.
34:23
Speaker 16: I think are are kind of the things that we're
34:25
Speaker 16: hanging our hat on as we go into the last
34:27
Speaker 16: regular season game tomorrow and into the playoffs next week.
34:30
Speaker 12: And what has been your toughest matchup this season and
34:34
Speaker 12: what kind of things have you taken away from it?
34:36
Speaker 1: Uh?
34:37
Speaker 16: Yeah, you know, I think several you know, we went
34:40
Speaker 16: we went on the road and played forty uh week
34:42
Speaker 16: two and it's a really really good six ad program.
34:47
Speaker 16: And then right you know, we turned around right after
34:49
Speaker 16: that and we had Weiss at home and college station
34:51
Speaker 16: on the road in Austin Anderson.
34:53
Speaker 6: Uh.
34:53
Speaker 16: And that was a really tough four week stretch. And
34:58
Speaker 16: you know, I think during that month long stretch, we
35:00
Speaker 16: figured out that that our kids are going to fight.
35:03
Speaker 16: You know, we're gonna make mistakes, but we're going to
35:05
Speaker 16: continue to fight. We're going to continue to work and
35:07
Speaker 16: improve and get better and fix things that we need
35:09
Speaker 16: to fix. And I think really, you know, through that,
35:13
Speaker 16: through that month of September, really we we kind of
35:16
Speaker 16: you know, we we knew that that you know, we
35:18
Speaker 16: had to work on some things and fix some things,
35:20
Speaker 16: but we knew our kids were going to fight and
35:21
Speaker 16: work to get better.
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Speaker 5: M hm.
35:23
Speaker 12: And talk to me a little bit about last week's game.
35:25
Speaker 12: What do you think went well and where do you
35:27
Speaker 12: think your team has challenged the most?
35:30
Speaker 25: Uh?
35:30
Speaker 16: You know, I thought overall it was the best four
35:33
Speaker 16: quarters the football maybe we've played all year. You know,
35:36
Speaker 16: the score at halftime was only seven to nothing. But yeah,
35:38
Speaker 16: but I thought offensively, we played well in the first
35:41
Speaker 16: half and we just you know, I told our kids
35:42
Speaker 16: at halftime, we're playing well, we're just not making the
35:45
Speaker 16: plays that we need to make. And uh, and we
35:47
Speaker 16: came out in the second half. Offense scored on the
35:49
Speaker 16: first possession, and the defense got a turnover, and the
35:52
Speaker 16: offense scored again, and kind of we were off and running.
35:55
Speaker 16: And so, you know, I think for us, just you know,
35:58
Speaker 16: continue to have our hat on the defense, continue to
36:01
Speaker 16: hang our hat on the running game. Uh. And then
36:03
Speaker 16: you know, we got some big play receivers. So you know,
36:06
Speaker 16: I think we're playing well right now. I think the
36:08
Speaker 16: kids are in a good spot mentally. We're still working
36:11
Speaker 16: to get better. We're still having great practices and I'm
36:14
Speaker 16: looking forward to see what kind of playoff run we
36:16
Speaker 16: could make.
36:17
Speaker 12: And what are you expecting from this matchup this Friday?
36:20
Speaker 12: How do you think your teams will mix on the field. Uh?
36:24
Speaker 16: Yeah, you know, I think, you know, really, all I'm
36:27
Speaker 16: worried about is us. You know, I told our kids
36:30
Speaker 16: all week long and really for the last two weeks.
36:32
Speaker 16: You know, it's important for us to be playing our
36:34
Speaker 16: best football of the year as we move into the playoffs.
36:37
Speaker 16: And uh and I thought we played really well last week.
36:39
Speaker 16: I thought we had too many penalties last week, and
36:43
Speaker 16: I thought we didn't do a good job in the
36:44
Speaker 16: first half of making plays. And so tomorrow night, I
36:47
Speaker 16: want to see us make plays when when the opportunity
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Speaker 12: And is it hard like as you close out the
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Speaker 6: Uh?
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Speaker 16: Yeah, you know, And I think it's always our it's
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Speaker 16: human nature. You know, we're we're locked into the second
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Speaker 16: I think it's for for us, it's continue to focus
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Speaker 12: Yeah, and what are your expectations for the playoffs?
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Speaker 6: Also?
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Speaker 12: How are they different and more challenging than a regular
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Speaker 12: season from a mindset perspective. I mean, obviously you have
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Speaker 16: Stuff, but yeah, you know, I think it's I think
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Speaker 16: it's easier in the playoffs to keep the kids, you know,
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37:55
Speaker 16: week is a is a win and move on or losing.
37:57
Speaker 16: Your season has done scenarios, So I think it's easy
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Speaker 16: to bottom in the state of Texas. I think there's
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Speaker 16: you know, five teams, maybe six teams maybe that could
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Speaker 16: that could end up being the Region three champ. I
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Speaker 16: think we're one of those teams. But I think there's
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Speaker 16: you know, five other head coaches in our region that
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Speaker 16: are telling their kids the exact same thing. You know. Ultimately,
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Speaker 16: you know, I think when you get to the playoffs,
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Speaker 16: it's everybody's probably playing pretty good at that point, but
38:31
Speaker 16: it's it's on any given, you know, Friday night, who
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Speaker 16: can who can who can minimize penalties, and who can
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Speaker 16: who can eliminate turnovers? And you know, I think it
38:41
Speaker 16: just comes down to all those things that that every
38:43
Speaker 16: close game comes down to penalties and turnovers and execution.
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Speaker 16: I mean, I think I think we could. I think
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Speaker 12: Yeah, and you talked a little bit about Region three.
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Speaker 12: Talk to me about the competition. Who do you think
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Speaker 16: I think in our region it is. You know, our region,
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Speaker 16: I think it's loaded. I think, you know, probably going
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Speaker 16: Memorial is probably the favorite to win our region. But
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Speaker 16: you know, you got Angleton's in the playoffs. Who won
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Speaker 16: the region last year, Laporte. You know, I think, really,
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Speaker 16: I think anybody out of our district, Austin, Anderson, Flouberville,
39:28
Speaker 16: Wiss College Station are all playing really well right now.
39:32
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39:38
Speaker 16: know you got to play well every week and that's
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: New report from Matt Brown of Extra Points, a media
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Speaker 1: which stadiums have sold the most booze thus far this season.
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Speaker 1: To determine sales figures, Extra Points filed open records requests
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Speaker 1: to forty five public universities requesting their total alcohol unit
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Speaker 1: sale and total revenue from home games. Some schools, including
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Speaker 1: u C l A and South Florida were unable to
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Speaker 1: respond because they don't control their concessions. Others, like Oho State,
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Speaker 1: only determined figures at the end.
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Speaker 16: Of the season.
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Speaker 1: Some schools like Memphis and Purdue didn't respond. So here
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Speaker 1: is the list. And this isn't a comprehensive list. This
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Speaker 1: will this will give you an idea yea update on
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Speaker 1: that list. We have an updated lists supposed to be
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Speaker 1: number two.
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Speaker 16: Number one.
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Speaker 2: Who's number one? Nebraska? Okay, so that's reverse everybody Wisconsin
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Speaker 2: is correct? Okay, Okay, yesterday said he used Wisconsin's full
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Speaker 2: season from last year.
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Speaker 1: Oh Okay, Okay, so okay, so the bottom of the barrel.
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Speaker 1: Uh is Ball State Universe thirteen hundred units sold, eleven
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars in concessions, Miami, University of Ohio twenty four thousand,
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Speaker 1: UMass twenty eight thousand, Western Michigan thirty thousand, Central Michigan
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Speaker 1: forty seven thousand, Bowling Green fifty three thousand, University of
49:26
Speaker 1: Toledo one hundred and twenty one thousand, The Main Green
49:29
Speaker 1: of North Texas one hundred and twenty three thousand, Ohio
49:35
Speaker 1: University one hundred and seventy seven thousand, Michigan State two
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Speaker 1: hundred thirty four thousand in alcohol sales. This thus far
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Speaker 1: with home games left to play, Illinois seven hundred forty
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Speaker 1: three thousand, Kentucky eight hundred ninety eight thousand, West Virginia
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Speaker 1: nine hundred and seventy nine thousand, Indiana.
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Speaker 2: You know, Indiana's having a good year. Nine hundred and
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Speaker 2: eighty three thousand, Michigan The Big.
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Speaker 1: House nine hundred and eighty five thousand, Minnesota a little
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Speaker 1: more than a million. Here we go, LSU one point
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Speaker 1: four million. Okay, uh Tennessee one point six million, one
50:35
Speaker 1: hundred and seven thousand units sold, which that just doesn't
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Speaker 1: sound right. Tennessee holds over one hundred thousand people. Number
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Speaker 1: one is Nebraska? Is that right, Caleb?
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Speaker 6: Now?
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Speaker 2: Was that two million?
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Speaker 6: Right?
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Speaker 2: That two million figure?
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Speaker 1: Nebraska one hundred and sixty eight thousand units sold. Again,
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Speaker 1: they they hold about ninety something thousand.
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Speaker 2: They're at Nebraska. You people aren't drinking enough. Wisconsin's nine
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Speaker 2: hundred and seventy.
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Speaker 1: One with MV okay, nine hundred and seventy one thousand
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Speaker 1: for Wisconsin.
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Speaker 2: So there's a lot of big ten universities in here.
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Speaker 1: There's well, they sure they tail gate, especially early in
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Speaker 1: the season.
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Speaker 2: I argue they tailgate all year. That doesn't matter if
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Speaker 2: to them that's twenty below. They're used to that.
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Speaker 1: But I don't know where you know, there's there's no
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Speaker 1: and maybe they didn't. They said they only sent these
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Speaker 1: out to forty five public universities.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so this is this.
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Speaker 1: Isn't by any means full disclosure. I mean A and
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Speaker 1: M is not represented, Texas is not represented, Baylor is
51:48
Speaker 1: not represented. And you know those people at Baylor drink
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Speaker 1: like fish, but they only do it privately. That was
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Speaker 1: the great Abe Lemons quote when Abe went to Waco
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Speaker 1: undefeated one year that were ranked fifth in the nation
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Speaker 1: in basketball and Baylor upset them. Abes quote afterward was,
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Speaker 1: it's a shame Baptist don't drink in public. This would
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Speaker 1: be a great night to celebrate. Nothing against my Baptist brethren,
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Speaker 1: by the way.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, there's there's you know, there's no Lubbock. We
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Speaker 2: know that they can.
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Speaker 1: Down alcohol and lobbook and I would argue something else.
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Speaker 1: There are sales in stadiums, so these are legal sales.
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Speaker 6: Right.
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Speaker 1: This doesn't have anything to do You mentioned tailgating, right,
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Speaker 1: with tailgating before you get in this stadium.
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Speaker 2: This doesn't have.
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Speaker 1: Anything to do with what you people carry into this stadium,
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Speaker 1: and don't tell me you don't. Yeah, they are whiskey
52:58
Speaker 1: jug right, he was just airing that around. But that
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Speaker 1: was outside the stadium, right, that wasn't in the stadium. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: Aggie Park, he was carrying the gallon jug of whiskey.
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Speaker 2: Don't do that. By the way, let me just use
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Speaker 2: my platform to.
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Speaker 1: Encourage you not to be carrying around full gallon jugs
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Speaker 1: of whiskey and that that's just not by the way
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Speaker 1: for football games either.
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Speaker 2: I mean, you just probably shouldn't do that. I'm just saying.
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Speaker 1: Dusty tells me that A and M sold a million
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Speaker 1: and a half in September in the two games at
53:43
Speaker 1: Kyle Field. I mean that would put them you know,
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Speaker 1: that would put them up there, right. And I suspect
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Speaker 1: some of the other you know, there's not a lot
53:54
Speaker 1: of the Southwest schools here. There's not to I mean,
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Speaker 1: we have LSU. Let's see Kentucky Tennessee where those are
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Speaker 1: the only SEC schools. I mean, come on, there's there's
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Speaker 1: no Florida there. There's no Alabama Auburn there.
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Speaker 2: Uh there. There's there's a lot of booze being sold
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Speaker 2: at these games.
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Speaker 1: And like I said, I I think for every dollar
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Speaker 1: that they're tracking that's legal to sell within the stadium,
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Speaker 1: what would the figure be outside? There's no Ole Miss here,
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Speaker 1: but frankly Ole Miss does a lot of drinking beforehand
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Speaker 1: right at the grove.
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Speaker 5: He said that he's going to try to file it again.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we need more, we need more teams.
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Speaker 1: But for every dollar sold in stadium, what would it
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54:59
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