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August 17, 2026 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 7: post office in College Station. That's Jimmy. That was fifty
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Speaker 7: seven years ago today. The calendar date was August eighteenth,
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Speaker 7: that had lapsed into Monday morning. Jimmy Hendricks was paid
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Speaker 7: eighteen thousand dollars for his appearance, which was almost twice
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Speaker 7: what everybody else made. In his contract, it said he
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Speaker 7: He didn't take the stage till Monday morning. By then
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Speaker 7: most of the five hundred thousand people had left. There
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Speaker 7: were an estimated thirty to forty thousand people remaining. And
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Speaker 7: that's how he started his set at Woodstock August eighteenth,
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Speaker 7: nineteen sixty nine, on Monday morning at nine a m.
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Speaker 7: Welcome in, glad to have you with us. We're going
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Speaker 7: to be paying homage to the Woodstock Music and Arts
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Speaker 7: Festival throughout the show. You know, we had to do that.
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Speaker 7: And no, I haven't missed Elvis We're going to do
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Speaker 7: him tomorrow. It just all this happened on the weekend.
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Speaker 7: Texas Sports Medicine. We have got our sec preview of
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Speaker 7: ole Miss coming up. We're gonna hear from a couple
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Speaker 7: of aggie football players. We have our first writers round table.
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Speaker 7: Robert Cessna is back, Rusty Berson is here. That's in
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Speaker 7: the second hour of the program. Ohio State is the
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Speaker 7: number one team according to Associated Press before the season starts.
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Speaker 7: That's bad news for them. Twenty of the last twenty
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Speaker 7: two preseason number ones haven't ended. There Oregon number two, Georgia,
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Speaker 7: Notre Dame, and Texas the top five. The defending champion,
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Speaker 7: Indiana is six, then Miami, then Texas A and m
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Speaker 7: at eight, Ole Miss at nine, Oklahoma at ten, LSU's eleven,
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Speaker 7: Tech is twelve, Alabama is thirteen, SMU is nineteen, Tennessee
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Speaker 7: is twentieth, Houston is twenty three, and Missouri checks in
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Speaker 7: at twenty five. There's a new Heisman thing going on.
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Speaker 7: The CEO Jeff Price says, we surveyed college fans. They
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Speaker 7: told us clearly they want more data on more players
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Speaker 7: and more ways to engage throughout the season. The Heisman
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Speaker 7: hopeful's website will have a voting page. This is a
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Speaker 7: horrible idea. While some positions will have more data, the
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Speaker 7: efforts during the season will be limited more basic player
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Speaker 7: stats instead of advanced analytics. Anyway, there you go. We'll
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Speaker 7: see how that works out. Aggie football practiced today. They
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Speaker 7: will not have practice tomorrow, but coach Elko will be available.
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Speaker 7: They will have practice tomorrow. I beg your pardon. Coach
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Speaker 7: Elko will be available afterward, along with offensive coordinator Holman Wiggins.
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Speaker 7: Tomorrow on the program, Kurt Bodenhausen will join us. He's
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Speaker 7: from Sportico. He will talk about the value of sports
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Speaker 7: franchises skyrocketing the twelve and a half billion dollars paid
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Speaker 7: recently for the Lakers. The Bus family says they're going
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Speaker 7: to sell all of their interests. By the way, the
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Speaker 7: sale of the Podres today unanimously approved to Jose Feliciano.
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Speaker 7: By the way, no relation to the singer and his
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Speaker 7: wife and business partner, Kwanza Jones. A three point nine
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Speaker 7: billion was evaluation. Two point four billion was the last
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Speaker 7: sale to the Mets. This group bought the padres for
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Speaker 7: eight hundred million and twenty twelve, meaning they quadrupled their money.
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Speaker 7: The Mavericks and Stars have reached an agreement that resolves
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Speaker 7: the legal matters between the two. A year long breakdown
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Speaker 7: came to a head last October when the NBA franchise
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Speaker 7: followed suit against the NHL team over control of the
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Speaker 7: American Airlines Center. The legal battle did not go to trial,
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Speaker 7: the Stars appealed to Fifteenth Court of Appeals. The Signes
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Speaker 7: have continued to resolve their differences. No word on how
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Speaker 7: this is going to affect the lease at the AAC,
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Speaker 7: which runs through the thirty thirty one season. Both teams
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Speaker 7: have said they are going to build their own facilities,
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Speaker 7: so we'll see how that works. Von Miller is going
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Speaker 7: to play for the Cowboys his sixteenth year. The De
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Speaker 7: Soto native signed yesterday. He won a Butckus Award here.
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Speaker 7: He's been in the Pro Bowl eight times. He's been
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Speaker 7: a Super Bowl MVP. Von Miller will be a Dallas Cowboy.
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Speaker 7: Speaking of the Cowboys, one of the greats of the
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Speaker 7: early seventies has died. John Nylan, three time All Pro,
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Speaker 7: six time Pro Bowler. It was announced by the tam
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Speaker 7: team today that Island had passed away. The Texas Rangers
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Speaker 7: have the night off. Some would argue they've had seven
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Speaker 7: nights in a row off. We talked about this series
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Speaker 7: being key at Anaheim against the worst team in baseball
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Speaker 7: than at Sacramento against Oakland, which doesn't even have a
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Speaker 7: home stadium. With the second worst record in baseball, the
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Speaker 7: Rangers went two and five. They are six and seventeen
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Speaker 7: against Al West teams. The Astros lost at home their
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Speaker 7: series to the Mariners, who had been dreadful, three to two.
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Speaker 7: Is the final. Yesterday. The Astros still lead the Rangers
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Speaker 7: by two games, and it could be for the first
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Speaker 7: time ever that no team in a vision finishes above
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Speaker 7: five hundred. It is a pitiful, dreadful, awful, no good division.
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Speaker 7: Sounds like Doctor Seuss, doesn't it. Tommy John has died.
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Speaker 7: The left handed pitcher who led his name to the
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Speaker 7: surgery that has impacted Major League Baseball more than any other,
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Speaker 7: died Saturday at the age of eighty three. John, mostly
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Speaker 7: remembered with the Yankees, pitch for six different teams during
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Speaker 7: a six twenty six year career and won two hundred
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Speaker 7: and eighty eight games and Dodgers manager Dave Roberts called
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Speaker 7: out his team after a six to two loss in Milwaukee.
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Speaker 7: He says, it's been four or five six weeks a
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Speaker 7: below average production. I think we just haven't played clean
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Speaker 7: baseball for quite some time. The Dodgers lost three and
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Speaker 7: four to key series with the Brewers. They're five and
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Speaker 7: eleven in their last sixteen games. All right, we're going
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Speaker 7: to take a break. We're going to come back and
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Speaker 7: hear from linebacker Noah Mkale. When we get back, and
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Speaker 7: if we have time, we'll conform the offensive lineman. We've
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Speaker 7: got our SEC preview and we've got the writers round table.
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Speaker 7: Tomorrow we'll have a high school report. Kurt Bodenhausen will
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Speaker 7: join us. There. Estimates of franchise value in the NFL
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Speaker 7: and the top one hundred sports franchises is out. We'll
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Speaker 7: visit with him about that either tomorrow, Wednesday or Thursday.
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Speaker 7: We're still nailing that down. We're going to hear from
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Speaker 7: Tyler Measom and Craig Williams. They are co directors and
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Speaker 7: co producers of a documentary called If These Walls Could Rock.
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Speaker 7: It's based on a book that Craig Williams did. It's
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Speaker 7: about the Sunset Marquee Hotel, a legendary hideaway for rock stars.
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Speaker 7: And while not everything is detailed in the documentary, there
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Speaker 10: Hop we not get even I have a hot when
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Speaker 11: Nap, Let's go do the let's go do the hop.
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Speaker 7: Let's go that is shut off from Woodstock. Fifty seven
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Speaker 7: years ago, they had the youngest musician at the festival,
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Speaker 7: guitarist Henry Gross was eighteen at the time. They played
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Speaker 7: a thirty minute set from seven thirty eight am on
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Speaker 7: that Monday morning before Hendrix came on at nine. All Right,
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Speaker 7: we told you we had an interview, and we do.
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Speaker 7: We're gonna hear from linebacker Noah McHale.
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Speaker 3: Oh, you're expected to make it.
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Speaker 4: See a lot more action this year.
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Speaker 3: Hell, how's you gotten better from a year room?
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Speaker 12: Yeah.
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Speaker 10: I think there's a few things that go into that.
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Speaker 10: Firstus being intentional, you know, as a linebacker our defense.
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Speaker 10: I've said this a few times, but there's got to
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Speaker 10: be commanding presence out there somebody in the defense set.
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Speaker 10: So I think just that role, and then just some
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Speaker 10: things that coaches gave me to work on in the spring,
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Speaker 10: you know, just for work wise has really played into
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Speaker 10: how I've grown as a linebacker this year.
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Speaker 4: And then just the physicality piece of it. You know,
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Speaker 4: coaches got.
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Speaker 10: Us playing really far uh downhill, and you know that's
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Speaker 10: just helping out a lot with my game.
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Speaker 4: I feel like making some good strides just fall.
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Speaker 13: Let's send your impressions of just your linebacker, roots and
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Speaker 13: corner and preass and practice and just kind.
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Speaker 4: Of the guys that maybe sto.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, uh, definitely, we're we're all getting a lot better.
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Speaker 10: I think from summer, from spring to summer, those you know,
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Speaker 10: huge strides in that room.
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Speaker 4: All of us were just all getting better, going out
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Speaker 4: there working every day. I'm coming forward.
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Speaker 3: You're playing my game, will And how.
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Speaker 4: Much are you playing that this rease?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, Uh, I've been playing Buck most of this spring,
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Speaker 10: but you know I've learned both positions. I'm ready to
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Speaker 10: play both positions, you know, whatever the team really needs.
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Speaker 14: You know, obviously humanly you felt bad for the game
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Speaker 14: when you had his injury and he's.
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Speaker 3: Progressing well, But was there a moment in your mind
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Speaker 3: where like, hey, this.
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Speaker 14: Is an opportunity romping after lifting up and and you know,
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Speaker 14: elevate my name.
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Speaker 3: For this team.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely. You know they's still you know, that leading
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Speaker 4: presence in that room.
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Speaker 10: But uh, at the end of the day, out there
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Speaker 10: on that field, somebody's gotta take over, somebody's gotta command.
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Speaker 4: So definitely, you know, uh.
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Speaker 10: Turning that up, taking over and and being that presence
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Speaker 10: out there and all had us.
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Speaker 12: Work with the green dot holmets yet and he's kind
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Speaker 12: of been taking over to those responsibilities.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, green dot helmet usually goes to the mic, so
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Speaker 10: I think Ray Ray has that right now.
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Speaker 4: But you know, we have we have co ways to communicate.
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Speaker 13: How would you describe Gray as a linebacker?
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Speaker 4: Uh, he's you know, he's got a great motor.
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Speaker 10: He's a real thumber. You know, come down, He'll hit people.
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Speaker 10: He's he's gonna be a great addition to the defense.
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Speaker 10: What's it been life having your.
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Speaker 4: Musician coaching in the tracksformers. Yeah, Coach t Will was great.
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Speaker 4: You know, he's always real with you.
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Speaker 10: He's always gonna get you right, He's always gonna, you know,
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Speaker 10: make you get you.
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Speaker 4: Ready for practice.
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Speaker 10: And uh, you know something something I liked that he
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Speaker 10: said at the start of fall camp was, uh, nothing's
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Speaker 10: proved until you're retired, and I R I think that
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Speaker 10: really stuck with me, Like, we gotta go out there
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Speaker 10: every day and keep working.
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Speaker 4: So you you're in California, got right, Yes, sir.
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Speaker 7: A lot of the programs in California, I'm sure I
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Speaker 7: offered you scholarships.
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Speaker 4: So what brought you all the way halfway across the country.
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Speaker 4: Takes a seeing.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think I just believed in what Elko was
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Speaker 10: building here.
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Speaker 4: I believed in this coaching staff and saw saw the
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Speaker 4: you know, the vision, really loved the culture here, and
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Speaker 4: I think that's that's why you know, I fit in here.
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Speaker 4: Has it been everything you're expecting? Yes, sir, pretty surprising.
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Speaker 4: It's a little harder than I expected though, especially.
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Speaker 3: That you know two two cool practices and adds here.
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Speaker 14: What did the energy level bit playing and what did
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Speaker 14: you kind of seem pretty team assessment.
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Speaker 10: Wives for Yeah, I think I think the energy day
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Speaker 10: one was really good. You know day two today. Gotta
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Speaker 10: gotta pick guys up. You know, even when it gets hot,
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Speaker 10: you gotta keep the energy up. And that's all that's
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Speaker 10: all player let so you know, really putting that on
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Speaker 10: the leaders, the captains of the teams, uh to you know,
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Speaker 10: pick up the guys whatever, whatever period where on, whether
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Speaker 10: it's two or sixteen.
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Speaker 12: Seems like if you're can battle going out on a quarterback,
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Speaker 12: what you've seen some of those guys so far?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think you know, our secondary room is great.
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Speaker 10: I think all our corners are gonna be ready to play,
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Speaker 10: and you know they're also all great guys.
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Speaker 5: What's your best sas on?
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Speaker 3: What makes the biggest that you learned from last season?
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Speaker 3: Else you can do games. You're in there going like
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Speaker 3: you got.
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Speaker 10: A lot of I love gross Yeah, Uh, film study
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Speaker 10: for sure, film studies big.
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Speaker 4: You know, I learned a lot of that from New York.
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Speaker 10: He was always always watching film, you know, no matter
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Speaker 10: what time it was. And I think that's that's stuck
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Speaker 10: with me a lot, because if you know what the office.
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Speaker 4: Is doing now, now you're one step ahead. Have you
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Speaker 4: always played on back?
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Speaker 10: So freshman year of high school, I played nickel and
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Speaker 10: then moved the linebacker.
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Speaker 4: Sophomore year, So what was w W? The coach save
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Speaker 4: just kept getting bigger?
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Speaker 7: Okay, definitely what do you think your best, uh greatest
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Speaker 7: asset did you have to play line back?
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Speaker 4: I say my mind? You know, seventy five percent of
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Speaker 4: football is mental, so.
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Speaker 10: Definitely having the right mind, you know, from a scheme
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Speaker 10: standpoint and.
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Speaker 4: From ah, you know, hard work mental ass aspect.
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Speaker 15: So what do we see from kind of a right
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Speaker 15: back right just kind of getting getting to absolutely expressed
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Speaker 15: against them?
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Speaker 3: What my mother in that stuff?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think that room's their rooms coming along right,
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Speaker 10: you know rooms really stepping up as a leader on
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Speaker 10: that offense, going ah against him every day is just
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Speaker 10: making us better. And then obviously guys like Jamo kJ
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Speaker 10: Tiger also in that room.
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Speaker 4: So it's just the meetings when what's something that you guys.
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Speaker 16: Are talking about.
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Speaker 4: Things don't done well, maybe some things that don't you
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Speaker 4: still working to improve. Yeah, I think there's there's always
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Speaker 4: things to improve on. I think we're doing a really.
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Speaker 10: Good job coming downhill being physical. There are always the
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Speaker 10: scheme things that we can fix. So I think those
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Speaker 10: are two things right there.
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Speaker 15: Way was there a uh, I guess how a whole
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Speaker 15: ride in physic calendar the last couple days.
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Speaker 4: I guess it's such just something that's gonna be a goal.
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Speaker 4: This defense just be filent physical if we play.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think violence, physicality and flying to the ball
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Speaker 10: are kind of some of the things we talk about
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Speaker 10: as a defense all the time.
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Speaker 4: You know, whether we're full.
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Speaker 10: Pads or uppers, we're going hard and we're banging every practice.
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Speaker 14: And what's the best that you've been like now that
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Speaker 14: you know file those the DEFENSI pointand or have you
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Speaker 14: been some differences or things that you think of certain
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Speaker 14: last year.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I think, you know, one of the main thing
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Speaker 10: is is that run into the ball piece. You know,
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Speaker 10: all eleven guys always run into the ball, always get
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Speaker 10: in there, no matter you know what the situation is,
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Speaker 10: cause you never know when that one play is gonna
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Speaker 10: change the season.
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Speaker 12: You mentioned Tiger right, uh in those passwor have you
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Speaker 12: gone to constudents with those past pret drills, that s
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Speaker 12: like he trins out the block.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, he's uh, I mean from last year this year
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Speaker 10: he's just completely different block here that that gout's hard
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Speaker 10: to beat you see from tomorrow and Watkins seems like
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Speaker 10: he's a young guy that's shown to be fine.
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Speaker 3: This year and the year.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Teawats.
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Speaker 10: You know Scott's dilemma with him, he's He's got the build,
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Speaker 10: he's got everything, every tool in his box. He just
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Speaker 10: continues to get better every practice. And I think, like
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Speaker 10: I said, Scot's de limina.
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Speaker 3: So being a Cali guys, freeze the pass.
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Speaker 10: I said, he it's hot over here, it's hot at California,
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Speaker 10: but we don't got humidity.
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Speaker 15: So it's yeah, that's that's the biggest difference any thoughts
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Speaker 15: on the color gurry versus in and out.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, in and out, in and out all day. Anybody
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Speaker 4: who likes waburger. Yeah, we had that discussion. Ah. I'll
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Speaker 4: stand on in and out any day of the week.
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Speaker 3: Man.
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Speaker 4: The other questions, what do you what do you get
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Speaker 4: it in and out?
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Speaker 10: Then that makes it so much better I get so
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Speaker 10: I go two double doubles. Uh, one animal style, one
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Speaker 10: normal and some animal for eyes.
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Speaker 7: That's it right there, spoken like a true Californian right there,
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Speaker 7: picking in and out over what a burger? Noah, McHale,
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Speaker 7: We've got our We're continuing our SEC preview Ole miss
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Speaker 7: coming up A and M tomorrow, LSU Wednesday. And I
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Speaker 7: meeting with the media tomorrow. We will have him either
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Speaker 7: tomorrow or Wednesday. And Louis was here. But I'm assuming
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Speaker 7: we're carrying that live we usually do. I hate assuming,
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Speaker 7: but I'm thinking we're carrying that live tomorrow, which would
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Speaker 7: be somewhere north of twelve thirty ish. The practice is
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Speaker 7: scheduled ten to twelve thirty tomorrow, so we'll see how
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Speaker 7: that works out. And that's that I've got. Let me see,
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Speaker 7: let me get this schedule here real quick and relook
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Speaker 7: at that. So I've got all of this on schedule.
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Speaker 7: Practice today, practice tomorrow ten to twelve thirty. On Wednesday,
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Speaker 7: practice tend to twelve thirty off on Thursday. We'll have
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Speaker 7: some players to talk to on Friday after practice and
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Speaker 7: Saturday practice Sunday is an evening practice. So that's the
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Speaker 7: week for the team as we begin to count down,
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Speaker 7: so we're we're not far. In fact, I saw that
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Speaker 7: let's see, the season starts not this week but next weekend.
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Speaker 7: We got games next weekend, right, I think TCU is
24:27
Speaker 7: playing in Ireland. Or something like that. I don't know.
24:31
Speaker 7: I hadn't I hadn't got that far yet. Kurk Bowles
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Speaker 7: will rejoin us a week from Friday, Tony Catalina a
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Speaker 7: week from Friday, and our writers round table coming up
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Speaker 7: at five o'clock with Rusty and Sessa. The good news
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Speaker 7: is I don't have to talk about the Rangers anymore.
24:57
Speaker 7: I told Rusty yesterday I quit that if anything happens
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Speaker 7: I should know about, to let me know. I don't
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Speaker 7: think he wanted to hear that, but I do not
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Speaker 7: have to defend my fifty five years of Rangers fandom.
25:19
Speaker 7: Anybody that's been with the team that long deserves to
25:22
Speaker 7: take a break, and I just couldn't take it anymore.
25:28
Speaker 7: I feel so much more at peace not watching these games.
25:34
Speaker 7: I'm not saying I wouldn't be back on the bandwagon
25:37
Speaker 7: if somehow they get to five hundred again, but for now,
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Speaker 7: it's just evenings are better. I think my family and
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Speaker 7: friends like it more. I'm easier to be around when
25:58
Speaker 7: I don't know what's going on. I confess I flipped
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Speaker 7: I checked my phone a couple hours later, and so
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Speaker 7: I was five to two and I looked at the
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26:34
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Speaker 7: Crosby, Stills and Nash right there, and they took off.
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30:59
Speaker 7: That was Stephen's bills dedication to Judy Collins. No team
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31:09
Speaker 7: Ole Miss last year. All the lane kiff and drama,
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Speaker 7: in the CFP title game. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss was the key,
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Speaker 18: Yeah, you know, come back to Ole Miss. I feel
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Speaker 7: Defensively, the Rebels returned nine starters, including transfers and nose tackle.
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Speaker 7: Will eccles thinks this unit will be better than last year.
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Speaker 19: No, you know, just getting better at every position. You know,
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Speaker 19: it's off to change though front. You know, sometimes at
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Speaker 7: This will be Pete Golding's first full season in charge
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Speaker 20: You know, you look at those lessons you know that
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Speaker 7: The Rebels open in Nashville against Louisville and have road
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Speaker 24: The Houston Astros came from behind after an early deficit
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Speaker 11: And Alan cranks it deep to left and you could
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Speaker 15: To the back of the Lante's proffered boxes for Nick
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Speaker 18: Of the year.
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Speaker 24: Neither team would score again, as the Mariners took the
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Speaker 7: That's Alvan Lee and ten years after they played on
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Speaker 7: a Sunday night fifty seven years ago, played an hour
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Speaker 7: long set that was their closer. That's the one people remember.
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Speaker 7: Got paid three thousand, two hundred and fifty dollars for
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Speaker 7: showing up playing before half a million p at Woodstock.
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Speaker 7: I I did this because I wanted to, not because
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Speaker 7: I have to. But yesterday the Rangers found another way
40:16
Speaker 7: to lose to a really bad baseball team. Jacob Judas,
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Speaker 7: who had been okay the day before win, gave up
40:26
Speaker 7: the two run, go ahead homer in the seventh inning.
40:30
Speaker 7: They lose to the woeful Oakland A's, who don't even
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Speaker 7: have a home park to play in five to two.
40:36
Speaker 7: The final finished their two and five disastrous road trip
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Speaker 7: three games under five hundred with six weeks left to play.
40:49
Speaker 7: And here is their manager afterward.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, Jick Berger had a great day to day, hit
40:54
Speaker 17: the ball hard, you know a bunch of times. You know,
40:57
Speaker 17: we just couldn't figure out that the cutter slider combination
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Speaker 17: from from Lopez.
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Speaker 4: I think the the biggest thing for us.
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Speaker 17: You know, we got into some hitters counts and for
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Speaker 17: whatever reason, we just couldn't get the barrel on it.
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Speaker 17: A lot offs b pitches kind of out in front,
41:13
Speaker 17: you know, ground balls, and you know, Diaz hit the
41:15
Speaker 17: ball hard a couple of times. Nimo had a you know,
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Speaker 17: a couple of good at bats, you know, Carter with
41:20
Speaker 17: the double opposite way, but just couldn't string him along
41:22
Speaker 17: and and kind of get that crooked number that we
41:24
Speaker 17: were kind of hoping for, and that's why you only
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Speaker 17: get two runs. Yeah, I think the Junius is a really,
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Speaker 17: really good believer and so grateful to.
41:33
Speaker 4: Have him back.
41:34
Speaker 17: He just left to pitch over the middle of the plate,
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Speaker 17: you know, and it happens, and took a good swing
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Speaker 17: on it, you know, went to the opposite way for
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Speaker 17: a home run. But we're gonna depend on Junis the
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Speaker 17: next month and change, and you know, if we want
41:45
Speaker 17: to get to where we want to get to, you know,
41:47
Speaker 17: he's going to pitch in high leverge spots. He just
41:49
Speaker 17: came off the I l had a really good outing yesterday,
41:51
Speaker 17: made one mistake and paid for it and happened a
41:54
Speaker 17: couple of times, you know, with our relieving our relievers
41:57
Speaker 17: tonight today I should say, and and fortunately couldn't get
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Speaker 17: anything going on the offensive side to come back. Well,
42:03
Speaker 17: it always starts with starting pitching, I thought, Cody, you know,
42:06
Speaker 17: he did good today. We're just still kind of in
42:07
Speaker 17: the eighty to eighty five pitch count. Didn't want to
42:10
Speaker 17: push it anything further than that. But it always starts
42:13
Speaker 17: with starting pitching. You know, hopefully we get a good
42:15
Speaker 17: start on Tuesday after we need this off day on Monday.
42:20
Speaker 17: There's no doubt about it to reset to come back
42:22
Speaker 17: fresh day positive, but we got to get our offense clicking.
42:26
Speaker 17: You know, it can't be just one game then a
42:28
Speaker 17: couple of days off. You know, we got to get
42:30
Speaker 17: these guys going to give you our pitcher some breathing room.
42:34
Speaker 17: And I think that, but it always starts with starting
42:36
Speaker 17: pitching and hopefully we get a good start on Tuesday.
42:39
Speaker 7: The Rangers on this trip made every starting pitcher from
42:44
Speaker 7: California and Oakland look like cy young candidates. Honestly, I
42:50
Speaker 7: don't know what else said. That's enough, it was awful. Okay,
42:55
Speaker 7: enough of that. Let's let's get back to football. Let's
42:59
Speaker 7: hear from Alabama transfer Will can for b.
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Speaker 4: It's coming along well.
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Speaker 15: It is a unique group from my career, being able
43:09
Speaker 15: to play with guys so many guys who are capable
43:12
Speaker 15: of playing.
43:12
Speaker 4: It's like different lineups every day in practice, every period.
43:16
Speaker 15: But it brings confidence, I'm sure in our coaches and
43:19
Speaker 15: then our offense when we have so many talented players at.
43:21
Speaker 4: Each position.
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Speaker 13: Competitive because of the two guard spots did in particular,
43:27
Speaker 13: it seems like there's been a lot of different.
43:28
Speaker 4: Mixing and matching there.
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Speaker 15: There has, but I just feel like the whole line
43:32
Speaker 15: has been super competitive. But I do think it's fair
43:34
Speaker 15: to say that that those two positions are specific. But like,
43:38
Speaker 15: going back to this question, we have so many talented players,
43:41
Speaker 15: so many game ready players, that it's really exciting a
43:45
Speaker 15: lot of great depth and good guys who.
43:47
Speaker 27: Can contribute to a lot of victories of just how
43:51
Speaker 27: important is the coach, right like eventually, Yeah, yeah, that's
43:58
Speaker 27: a great question, and it's definitely been something that we've
44:00
Speaker 27: talked about, players, coaches, everybody.
44:03
Speaker 4: But I think this dates back to.
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Speaker 15: January, when we all get in the room together, sheilling
44:07
Speaker 15: together on and off the field, taking advantage of things
44:10
Speaker 15: like walkthroughs, being able to build, like you said, the
44:14
Speaker 15: camaraderie and the and the kind of like the chemistry,
44:17
Speaker 15: I guess is a better word, just building that is big.
44:21
Speaker 4: But when you have so many players who.
44:22
Speaker 15: Are talented and they we've racked a lot of reps
44:25
Speaker 15: with each other, that it's not a huge worry.
44:27
Speaker 12: In how close do you feel like y'all are to
44:30
Speaker 12: having many a group of five stars or guys that
44:33
Speaker 12: have kind of separated themselves or you feel like that's
44:35
Speaker 12: still wide.
44:36
Speaker 4: Open in some desitions, I just think like our main
44:40
Speaker 4: focus is like practice five, six, seven, eight, like we
44:43
Speaker 4: just haven't. I just think not many people are putting
44:45
Speaker 4: an emphasis on that or focused on that.
44:47
Speaker 15: I think a big thing is just worried about how
44:50
Speaker 15: we can improve our game on the last play and
44:53
Speaker 15: on the next play.
44:54
Speaker 4: You know what I mean. It hasn't been a huge thought.
44:56
Speaker 15: It's working those I guess which bits of I guess
45:02
Speaker 15: bringing one together on and off the field. Man, I
45:04
Speaker 15: don't think it's a it's anyone in particular. I think
45:07
Speaker 15: Mark has done a great job just because like he's
45:09
Speaker 15: played the most here at Texas A and M.
45:11
Speaker 4: He's just comfortable with Texas A and M.
45:13
Speaker 15: But I think every guy brings their own uh benefits
45:16
Speaker 15: to the table in that aspect. But if I had
45:18
Speaker 15: to pick somebody and isolate them, I would say Mark,
45:20
Speaker 15: just all.
45:21
Speaker 4: Things considered, what.
45:24
Speaker 12: Do you do maybe the stream.
45:29
Speaker 4: Man, that's a that's a loaded question.
45:31
Speaker 15: I think that uh, something that we're trying to identify
45:34
Speaker 15: and build in our unit is just like everybody play hard,
45:36
Speaker 15: play physical, play fast, and just like really we all
45:40
Speaker 15: love football. We're trying to get after each other, but
45:42
Speaker 15: we love each other at the same time. So when
45:44
Speaker 15: I'm looking to my left and to my right, I
45:46
Speaker 15: know I'm gonna play harder for each other because of that.
45:48
Speaker 4: I think that's the.
45:49
Speaker 15: Identity we're trying to form. Coach Us Coach Cuss. There's
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Speaker 15: I mean, there's so many things that I like about
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Speaker 15: Coach Cushions. He's just such a good teacher. That's the
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Speaker 15: number one thing when people ask, Like he just really
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Speaker 15: teaches me. Well, we spend hours together meeting and he
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Speaker 15: always makes time for me and the other guys to
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Speaker 15: just get together and meet and spend time with each other.
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Speaker 4: But he's such a good teacher, and he's like he's
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Speaker 4: just a football junkie. He loves football. That's the only
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Speaker 4: thing on his mind.
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Speaker 15: Is there any way you can say, particularly that his
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Speaker 15: influence has helped your game. Yeah, I would say like
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Speaker 15: from from spring to now even I mean from last
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Speaker 15: practice to this practice. Like I'm just making so many
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Speaker 15: strides in my game, and I'm just seeing like ups
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Speaker 15: and downs in certain areas that he's helping me kind
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Speaker 15: of focus on improving super super small details.
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Speaker 13: Is there anything that you guys is a unit of
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Speaker 13: talking about and still trying and career that his practice
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Speaker 13: has gone on and he's starting to watching take.
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Speaker 3: From these practices.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, I think like when you talk about office a
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Speaker 15: line play, we're supposed to set the tone. And that's
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Speaker 15: what every fan base and coaching staff and team wants
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Speaker 15: for their old line is to set the tone. And
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Speaker 15: so that's been a big emphasis of ours coming out
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Speaker 15: of spring, going into this summertime is just going towards
46:57
Speaker 15: August and to camp set the tone, be dominant and like.
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Speaker 4: I said, toe setter, get the offense going literally.
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Speaker 3: Finas played when it comes up where a quarterback momsover,
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Speaker 3: you just what is your assistent him as a leader,
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Speaker 3: as a player, and something.
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Speaker 4: You learned about that man. He's so explosive, uh, dynamic.
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Speaker 15: The the offense is so much fun to play in
47:19
Speaker 15: when you have a quarterback like Marcel Reid, Uh, it
47:22
Speaker 15: is exciting. But his leadership, I mean his relationship with
47:26
Speaker 15: me and with everybody else on the team is the same.
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Speaker 15: And so that's something you'd like to see in a
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Speaker 15: main face of the program type of player.
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Speaker 4: It's his leadership. The maybe Socca Jones guys for you
47:39
Speaker 4: and you know one the guys well and what is
47:43
Speaker 4: kind of of those tas bro.
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Speaker 15: We have a loaded defensive line room, our edge rushers
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Speaker 15: are phenomenal. They give me, uh countless good reps every
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Speaker 15: single day at practice. We get together after practice talk
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Speaker 15: in the locker room about, hey, remember on this play,
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Speaker 15: what were you thinking?
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Speaker 4: What did I give away on this play?
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Speaker 15: So, I mean just the camaraderie with us on the
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Speaker 15: office of line and those guys being able to push us,
48:05
Speaker 15: and like we just got done doing two minute drill
48:08
Speaker 15: and we I mean the angles that they rush with,
48:11
Speaker 15: the things that they throw at us. It's really tough.
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Speaker 15: And so it is good getting that work at practice
48:15
Speaker 15: and not on a Saturday end.
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Speaker 4: What are you saying, Marcos? Yeah? And I was in
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Speaker 4: one on ones first, I think it's Lama. Yeah, dude,
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Speaker 4: I was filthy.
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Speaker 15: It was like he hit it so fast though he
48:28
Speaker 15: didn't stay on his own feet, like he didn't expect
48:30
Speaker 15: to win like that.
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Speaker 4: It was crazy.
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Speaker 13: We talked with Anti yesterday see him in particular, what's
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Speaker 13: it like him and what's the hardest part of going
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Speaker 13: against him in.
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Speaker 4: Find of one on one situation.
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Speaker 15: The toughest part about Anto is like he's not a
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Speaker 15: one dimensional rusher, So like if I take away your X,
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Speaker 15: then this is what I got. Like he can throw
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Speaker 15: so many different things at me in one rep, different alignments.
48:52
Speaker 15: He can rush well from tight, from wide. He can
48:54
Speaker 15: just throw so much at intact that it's really tricky.
48:57
Speaker 15: So that's something that I really liked about him and
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Speaker 15: practice as I get to see.
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Speaker 4: So it's just like you have to have. If your
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Speaker 4: focused slips at all, it's it could be detrimental for
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Speaker 4: the offense.
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Speaker 3: That was y'all in line with your own offiel. How
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Speaker 3: much do you guys say now?
49:12
Speaker 4: What do you all kind of like to do? Are?
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Speaker 3: Especially hunting is the kind of thing you.
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Speaker 6: Talk about like.
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Speaker 4: We do a lot.
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Speaker 15: I mean we're up here a lot too, getting extra work,
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Speaker 15: doing drills, doing whatever.
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Speaker 4: But we like to hunt.
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Speaker 15: Me and Mark Naboo and Blake Ivy behind a bunch
49:29
Speaker 15: this summer, just going with some staff members on the team,
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Speaker 15: going to shoot some pigs or go fish or just
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Speaker 15: we like to just get our minds off of football
49:37
Speaker 15: sometimes and grow with our relationships with one another.
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Speaker 3: You know, I've got some four guys, the brand new
49:42
Speaker 3: guys coming in obviously.
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Speaker 14: Has that been a you know, maybe a chip on
49:45
Speaker 14: your shoulder and that you know, guys here maybe the
49:47
Speaker 14: national talk that the arson does how long you guys
49:50
Speaker 14: can be and just how long?
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Speaker 3: Maybe is that bt for you guys the summer.
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Speaker 15: I think the big motivation is like watching the guys
49:56
Speaker 15: how they played last year. I mean they used to
49:57
Speaker 15: get after teams. Their old line had a big idea
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Speaker 15: identity in this team. So we don't want that to
50:02
Speaker 15: skip a bee. We want to be dominant, we want
50:04
Speaker 15: to be physical, we want to play fast. However many
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Speaker 15: guys it takes, but we want to just get after
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Speaker 15: our opponents and we want to set the tone for
50:11
Speaker 15: our offense and for our.
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Speaker 4: Entire team program.
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Speaker 7: Welcome for me. I love listening to him. And you
50:20
Speaker 7: know said this before, Like forever at football, you have
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Speaker 7: this image of these big linemen who maybe aren't that's smart. Right,
50:38
Speaker 7: if you're big, I mean an offensive line, these guys
50:44
Speaker 7: have to be really smart and a lot of times
50:48
Speaker 7: there's some of my favorite interviews because they're thoughtful, they
50:52
Speaker 7: are very smart, and if you're not, you're not going
50:57
Speaker 7: to play that position. There's a lot being asked right
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Speaker 7: on every play. And then in this league hand to
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Speaker 7: hand combat, there is no team that doesn't have one
51:12
Speaker 7: or two, or three or four or five really good
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Speaker 7: defensive lineman that you're going to have to deal with.
51:20
Speaker 7: Doesn't matter what the record is a the opponent, doesn't
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Speaker 7: matter what the history is the opponent in this league,
51:26
Speaker 7: you're going to go against guys who are really good.
51:32
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