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October 30, 2025 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: Hey, welcome back. Glad to have you with us Stortion
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Speaker 1: in the program brought to you by Radiant Dentistry. We've
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Speaker 1: slapped together a pretty decent show for you. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: hear part two from offensive coordinator Colin Klein. We've got
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Speaker 1: a high school report. We're gonna hear from last night's
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Speaker 1: Game five World Series Hero eight Ye Savage, what a
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Speaker 1: story this kid is. We have got the Clark Eisenhower
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Speaker 1: Outdoor Edition in the second hour, including more searches for Bigfoot,
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Speaker 1: so you got to stay tuned for that. Marcel Reeve
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Speaker 1: has been named to the Davy O'Brien class of twenty
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Speaker 1: five that puts him in line. Semifinalists will be named
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Speaker 1: November twelfth, and the award will be given out December twelfth.
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Speaker 1: Matt Ruhle is staying at Nebraska, signing a two year
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Speaker 1: contract extension through twenty thirty two. The extension includes an
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Speaker 1: increase in is buyout to fifteen million dollars from five million.
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Speaker 1: He wants to stay at Nebraska. Ross Dellinger of Yahoo
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Speaker 1: Sports says Old Missus made attempts to give Lane Kiffen
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Speaker 1: a better deal, but Kiffen has decided to wait before
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Speaker 1: signing a new contract extension. Dellinger writes the fact that
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Speaker 1: Keifvin hasn't yet signed a new contract with Old miss
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Speaker 1: is probably a good sign. This drama will continue to
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Speaker 1: play out over the next few weeks or months, and
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Speaker 1: may even bleed into the rebels potential run into the
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Speaker 1: College Football Playoff. College Football Tonight, if you have to
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Speaker 1: have it, Marshall's playing Coastal Carolina. Tulane is playing Texas
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Speaker 1: San Antonio. The Board of Trustees and the Texas Sports
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Speaker 1: Hall of Fame have named the newly elected inductees into
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Speaker 1: the twenty twenty six class, which will take place April
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Speaker 1: eighteenth in Waco. They are the entire Texas Western Basketball
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Speaker 1: team that won the national championship in nineteen sixty six,
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Speaker 1: Clint Dempsey in soccer, Chad Hedrick in speed skating, Charmagne
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Speaker 1: James and Rodeo, Steve McMichael in football, Zach Martin, Van Miller,
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Speaker 1: Gary Patterson, and posthumously Louis Santop in baseball. The Minnesota
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Speaker 1: Twins have hired former Pittsburgh Pirates manager Derek Shelton. He
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Speaker 1: managed the Pirates for parts of six years, was fired
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Speaker 1: this year after a twelve and twenty six start. Of course,
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Speaker 1: no World Series game. Today was an off day game
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Speaker 1: six Tomorrow night in Toronto, with the Blue Jays up
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Speaker 1: three games to two. Buzz Williams may get a little
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Speaker 1: trouble no NCAA violations, but Williams openly discussed recruiting players
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Speaker 1: to Maryland when he was still under contract at Texas
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Speaker 1: A and M. He left back in April. Miles Rice,
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Speaker 1: transfer guard had scheduled a visit to College Station in April,
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Speaker 1: but that changed when Buzz was named as Maryland's coach.
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Speaker 1: Williams was recruiting Rice, of course to come to Texas
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Speaker 1: A and M, but then changed to go to Washington.
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Speaker 1: He also took Andre Mills for el Payne and Solomon
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Speaker 1: Washington with him to Maryland. The SEC's men's basketball coaches
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Speaker 1: preseason team announced. Otega Oway of Kentucky is the preseason
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Speaker 1: Player of the Year. Josh Hubbard, who's one hundred and
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Speaker 1: four years old, by the way, is on first team
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Speaker 1: Mississippi State. Alex Condon He's one hundred and three from
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Speaker 1: Florida to hod Pettiford, Oh he's good, and le Baron
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Speaker 1: Philon of Alabama, Second Team, Boogie Fland of Florida, Elite
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Speaker 1: Dia of Ole, miss Mark Mitchell and Missouri, Nate A.
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Speaker 1: Meant of Tennessee, and Jacoby Gillespie of Tennessee. There are
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Speaker 1: no A and M players among the top fifteen. This
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Speaker 1: is interesting. There are lawsuits going on. The Stars and
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Speaker 1: the Mavericks are likely saying goodbye to American Airlines Center
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Speaker 1: once the lease expires in twenty thirty one, but until
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Speaker 1: then there's stuff going on. The Dallas Morning News reporting
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Speaker 1: that Mavericks owners have filed a petition for injunctive relief
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Speaker 1: against the Stars, accusing the NHL franchise of breaching their
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Speaker 1: contract and obstructing renovations to the American Airline Center. They
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Speaker 1: also reported that the Stars are considering a one billion
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Speaker 1: dollars arena to be built on the one hundred and
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Speaker 1: seven acre mall property at the Shops of Willow Benn
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Speaker 1: in Plano. The City of Pasadena and the Rose Bowl
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Speaker 1: filed a lawsuit to four UCLA to honor the remaining
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Speaker 1: two decades of its contract and keep the Bruins in
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Speaker 1: that stadium through twenty forty four, that's when the lease
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Speaker 1: runs out. Filed in La County Superior Court, the complaint
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Speaker 1: against UCLA allegency University has been unequivocally expressing its intent
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Speaker 1: to abandon the Rose Bowl and relocate to Sofi Stadium
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Speaker 1: in Inglewood. Pasadena officials say taxpayers invested more than one
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty million dollars in Rose Bowl renovations and
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Speaker 1: refinancing another one hundred and thirty million in bonds for
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Speaker 1: additional capital improvements. The filing alleges UCLA, after years of
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Speaker 1: public assurances it is staying, has now chosen to disregard
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Speaker 1: those promises and formally notify the play and it's moving
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Speaker 1: on and there's no way we're staying long term. The
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Speaker 1: team has averaged just over thirty five thousand fans per
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Speaker 1: game at the Rose Bowl this year, putting it on
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Speaker 1: track for an all time low attendance number. Hmm okay,
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Speaker 1: all right. That will catch you up on a little
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Speaker 1: bit about what's going on, and we're gonna hear from
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Speaker 1: Colin Klein. We have got other stuff coming Monday. Don't
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Speaker 1: forget writers roundtable tomorrow, Kirk Bolls, Tony Catalina. I visit
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Speaker 4: the culture of Hendrick Motorsports itself has evolved throughout the years.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think, you know, it started with Rick in
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Speaker 5: championships here and the type of leadership that they have displayed.
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Speaker 5: Know, and each team has its own unique personality. I
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Speaker 5: But you know, Cliff has his style and surrounds himself
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Speaker 5: but also into the culture.
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Speaker 9: Of that team.
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Speaker 1: Flooring and Chad Jones Law Dustin. Now we're talking. You know,
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Speaker 1: on paper, it doesn't look like there are a lot
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Speaker 1: of great college football games this weekend. But we kind
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Speaker 1: of thought the same thing last weekend and all these
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Speaker 1: games just turned out to be unbelievable, And all year long,
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Speaker 1: these games have turned out to be pretty unbelievable. You know.
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Speaker 1: It's just when you look at the games in the
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Speaker 1: SEC you're going, I don't know, you know, I think Vanderbilt,
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Speaker 1: Texas promises to be pretty close. I don't know about
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Speaker 1: know that's going to be close. I'm not saying it's
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Speaker 1: going to be good, but there's gonna be offense. I
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Speaker 1: will say that may be pretty entertaining. That's a three
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Speaker 1: o'clock game on the SEC network, South Carolina Ole myths.
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Speaker 1: Does Lane Kiffin have one more of those like kind
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Speaker 1: of games that may make teams question? Kentucky and Auburn
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Speaker 1: and Oklahoma Tennessee. That's a night game in Knoxville. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: Josh Heipel going against the team that he won the Heisman.
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Speaker 8: With and.
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Speaker 1: Would he go back there if something happened with Vinibles,
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know, as strong as ties
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Speaker 1: are not. Didn't he get fired from their offensive coordinator?
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Speaker 1: I think, uh Caleb didn't he get fired from their
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Speaker 1: as offensive coordinator? Josh Hippel. I believe he did. I
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Speaker 1: think he was at Ou. I think am I misremembering
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Speaker 1: that he was? He was at Ou? Right?
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Speaker 13: Yeah, he was the co offensive course.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah he got fired. So I don't know about that,
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Speaker 1: but yeah, not renewed like Chico Ari's retirement, Uh Oklahoma Tennessee.
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Speaker 1: I mean, Hypel will put sixty if he can. I
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Speaker 1: don't think he can on but you know, we'll see,
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Speaker 1: we'll see all that works out. Okay, enough of that,
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Speaker 1: We're going to play some more. Colin Kleine he met
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Speaker 1: and answered questions on Monday from reporters.
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Speaker 14: Our guys have done a great job because you know,
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Speaker 14: we've had multiple, multiple games where six plus guys are
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Speaker 14: getting receptions and that ball is going across the board
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Speaker 14: to two or three different tight ends, to two or
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Speaker 14: three different running backs, to you know, three or four
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Speaker 14: different wide receivers, and then you have your quarterback and
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Speaker 14: involved in the run game. And so they've all bought
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Speaker 14: into the fact that, hey, the more everyone brings to
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Speaker 14: the table, the more that we all can eat, you know.
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Speaker 14: And so I think their unselfishness. You know, you got
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Speaker 14: a good, great example. You know, we were running a
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Speaker 14: mesh play last you know, on Saturday, and Mario's talking
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Speaker 14: about how he thinks the tight end is going to
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Speaker 14: be open because how they're playing their main coverage, and like,
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Speaker 14: guys are buying in and that gets me really excited
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Speaker 14: because they're buying into the big, big picture concept of hey,
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Speaker 14: we're doing this together, we're all helping each other, and hey,
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Speaker 14: it's it's all going to work out how it should
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Speaker 14: based on how they play us.
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Speaker 13: And we're all going to find a way.
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Speaker 14: It's like, that's the unselfish teammate that is across the
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Speaker 14: board through all of those rooms that I don't know how. Yeah,
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Speaker 14: I want to get Case and Mario and Marcel and
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Speaker 14: Ashton all, you know, get the touches that need to happen.
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Speaker 14: But at the same time, it's about winning the game
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Speaker 14: and whatever happens, whatever needs to be done on every
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Speaker 14: single play, that's what needs to get done. And seeing
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Speaker 14: them buy into that group effort is awesome.
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Speaker 15: Coach all the way in the back Tyler.
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Speaker 16: Colin, are there kind of new wrinkles of the offense
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Speaker 16: that you instill or you work on in the bye
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Speaker 16: week or is this kind of more of just you know,
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Speaker 16: going over what's been done up to this.
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Speaker 14: Place hasn't been that boring. You guys are asking for
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Speaker 14: all this new stuff. I didn't think that's just kidding.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 14: I again, it's it's a lot of it is is
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Speaker 14: so dictated by what we're seeing, what the personnel packages
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Speaker 14: were going against, front structures, all all of those things.
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Speaker 14: And yeah, I think the different ways that we can
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Speaker 14: get our playmakers the ball. You know, we're going to
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Speaker 14: try to find new wrinkles to do that, you know,
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Speaker 14: every week, But at the end of the day, you know,
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Speaker 14: and I think the good part is is we've shown
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Speaker 14: ability to be able to push the ball down the
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Speaker 14: field and be explosive, get the ball out in space
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Speaker 14: on the edges with either attachments or screen game or
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Speaker 14: jet sweep run game. Been able to pound the ball
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Speaker 14: and be physical in between the tackles in the run game.
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Speaker 14: And so I think that just that alone, of the
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Speaker 14: different amount of things that we're able to do causes
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Speaker 14: puts a lot of stress on defenses.
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Speaker 16: And at the start of that second half, that first drive,
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Speaker 16: every play except for one I think was a run play.
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Speaker 16: Now some of those probably Marcel scrambling, but it was
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Speaker 16: that very much by design. And how much is establishing
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Speaker 16: the running, especially in that game and the future, critical
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Speaker 16: to the success of your offense.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, no, I mean it wasn't. It was again, it
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Speaker 14: was that was not in my head on that particular drive,
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Speaker 14: like you said, kind of worked out that way with
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Speaker 14: a couple scrambles and then got into the into the
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Speaker 14: red zone and was able to finish. But again, it's
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Speaker 14: all kind of just drive the pendant situational dependent.
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Speaker 17: Coach, will stay all the way in the back down again,
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Speaker 17: just staying with the running backs real quick, Jamari, and
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Speaker 17: just how have you seen him continue to progress throughout
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Speaker 17: this season? Obviously he's gotten a lot more action over
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Speaker 17: the last few weeks.
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Speaker 14: Really excited about all the things that he's doing. And
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Speaker 14: again a little bit like Ashton, like I didn't know
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Speaker 14: exactly when all of his opportunities would come, but but
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Speaker 14: he's made the most of them. For a young player,
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Speaker 14: his his capacity from a game plan standpoint is as
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Speaker 14: good as I've been around, you know, and I think
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Speaker 14: we'll continue to grow his ball skills and ability to
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Speaker 14: catch it, you know, along with being a really really
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Speaker 14: wrong and powerful back for his size. Or really excited
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Speaker 14: just to continue to feature him.
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Speaker 15: We'll go to the right in the back Chris, Coach.
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Speaker 18: Have you ever used a O line rotation like you're
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Speaker 18: doing this year with healthy guys and kind of what
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Speaker 18: went into the thought process of playing seven guys at
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Speaker 18: the line every game?
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Speaker 14: Yeah, and I think it's it's definitely a little bit
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Speaker 14: of a luxury. I think a little bit of it
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Speaker 14: is is depth and keeping guys fresh, you know, and
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Speaker 14: being able to cross train on the tray Zunes and
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Speaker 14: guys to be able to play those different positions, you know,
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Speaker 14: heaving forbid again injury insurance if something were to happen
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Speaker 14: and provides a little bit of a broader, uh, you know,
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Speaker 14: foundation to work from that way and keeping guys fresh.
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Speaker 15: Go second road to the left, Aaron.
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Speaker 19: He coach, just swindering, just kind of from a broad standpoint,
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Speaker 19: Just what do you think the biggest difference from last
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Speaker 19: year to this year has been?
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Speaker 13: From an offensive standpoint.
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Speaker 14: I think our competitive maturity is is has continued to
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Speaker 14: grow through the course of this season, and I think
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Speaker 14: it's I've been so proud of our guys, you know,
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Speaker 14: their ability to not flinch or you know, not get
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Speaker 14: rattled if things aren't going well or if there's a
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Speaker 14: bad play or a bad series, just to stay the course,
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Speaker 14: keep competing, not even worrying about necessarily where the score
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Speaker 14: is or what's going on. I think that's really stood
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Speaker 14: out to me in games, whether we've been up or down,
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Speaker 14: for their ability just to sustain and continue to compete,
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Speaker 14: continue to compete, continue to play, continue to play under
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Speaker 14: in believing that hey, good things are happening, good things
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Speaker 14: will happen if we do that in their ability.
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Speaker 15: To do that to the right front road.
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Speaker 19: Carter, what adjustments, if any, have you had to make
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Speaker 19: since Moss went down and why do you think you
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Speaker 19: guys have been able to handle that so well as
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Speaker 19: compared to last season.
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Speaker 14: Well, I think it's again it's a credit to the
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Speaker 14: running back room and their ability to step up and
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Speaker 14: continue to carry the load. Credit to our offensive line
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Speaker 14: and being able to maintain the consistent effort. And then
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Speaker 14: you know, the last few weeks too, Marcell's done a
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Speaker 14: really really nice job of being able to add add
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Speaker 14: some plus one situations, you know, to the run game.
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Speaker 19: Early in the year, when Marcel was maybe struggling with
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Speaker 19: his deep ball that had some overthrows, Oko had said
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Speaker 19: that it was almost like he was sped up but
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Speaker 19: getting maybe a little too excited. Is there anything you
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Speaker 19: did to help him kind of clean that up, because
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Speaker 19: it seems like over the last few weeks that really
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Speaker 19: hasn't happened, and it's he's shown some improvement in that area.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, I think there was definitely some just getting settled
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Speaker 14: down with live bullets, live speed, footwork and comfortability in
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Speaker 14: the pocket or whatever the situation was. Early I think
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Speaker 14: to something we talked about was not trying to just
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Speaker 14: be so perfect with it, you know, and almost trying
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Speaker 14: to just put it just just perfect on that spot
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Speaker 14: in over aiming it almost to where it's just like
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Speaker 14: a they're gonna they're gonna go get it for you
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Speaker 14: put in a spot, trust them to where you're not
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Speaker 14: just trying to aim at uh, you know all the
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Speaker 14: time down the field. So been been proud of him
22:11
Speaker 14: and the work that those whiteouts have been doing tracking
22:13
Speaker 14: it down.
22:14
Speaker 15: We'll go to the left second row Alex.
22:17
Speaker 20: Sticking with Marceau, he said after the game on Saturday
22:20
Speaker 20: that he feels like the area he's made the most
22:22
Speaker 20: progress in and the sec plays taking what the defense
22:25
Speaker 20: has given him. I'm just curious, how do you coach
22:27
Speaker 20: that And what was maybe a moment these last few
22:31
Speaker 20: weeks where you saw him do that well that that
22:34
Speaker 20: you saw that that growth.
22:36
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean, I think it's it's something that we
22:38
Speaker 14: talk about all the time. I think it's a little
22:42
Speaker 14: bit of just that continued culmination of experience in game
22:46
Speaker 14: reps in certain schemes versus certain looks, and and you know,
22:51
Speaker 14: you saw it a couple of times. I think in
22:52
Speaker 14: the Arkansas game early, you know, we're running real flat
22:56
Speaker 14: and he gets all the way through it to to
22:58
Speaker 14: that back check down in the flat and in a
23:01
Speaker 14: couple of times like that, that really did a nice
23:04
Speaker 14: job of letting that defense dictate where that football goes.
23:07
Speaker 14: And and uh, but it's it's something we work on
23:10
Speaker 14: all the time and in every quarterback at every level
23:13
Speaker 14: constantly does So it's it's something you never get too
23:15
Speaker 14: good at.
23:16
Speaker 20: And then for all the success that you guys have had,
23:18
Speaker 20: where where would you like to see this offense improve
23:21
Speaker 20: and maybe fine tune as y'all hit the home stretch.
23:24
Speaker 14: Yeah, I think it's it's continuing the trend for sure
23:27
Speaker 14: the last few weeks. I think we've we have to
23:30
Speaker 14: be continue to be more efficient on and keep ourselves
23:32
Speaker 14: out of third and lungs. You know, have to protect
23:35
Speaker 14: the football, especially in the red zone, and and make
23:39
Speaker 14: sure that we're not kicking field goals and we get
23:41
Speaker 14: in there for for touchdowns. I think that's the biggest thing.
23:44
Speaker 15: Coach, We'll stay in that same row, second row.
23:47
Speaker 3: Hey, coach, what have you seen in terms of receivers
23:49
Speaker 3: like running the right routes and making the right decisions.
23:53
Speaker 14: Well, I think it's we're really really proud of that group.
23:58
Speaker 14: I think from a to your point, I think from
24:01
Speaker 14: a route discipline standpoint, sharpness of routes and cuts, route depths,
24:09
Speaker 14: timing and patterning things to get to the right spaces
24:13
Speaker 14: at the right times. I think he's really been an
24:15
Speaker 14: emphasis that we've worked really really hard through the offseason
24:18
Speaker 14: and through fall camp, and then watching those guys work
24:21
Speaker 14: together to continue to progress and elevate that through the
24:25
Speaker 14: course of the season is why we're throwing it better,
24:28
Speaker 14: you know, And that's we're really really proud of the
24:31
Speaker 14: work that they've put.
24:32
Speaker 21: In front, right, Travis Yea, Colin Mario has a ton
24:38
Speaker 21: of yards after catch. Is that a part of a
24:40
Speaker 21: game that y'all knew would be successful for him when
24:43
Speaker 21: y'all were recruiting him? And is there a movie made
24:46
Speaker 21: or a tackle he's slipped out of this year that
24:48
Speaker 21: still sticks with you.
24:49
Speaker 14: Well, I think, first and foremost, his play strength is
24:53
Speaker 14: off the chart for his size. I mean, he is
24:55
Speaker 14: not a big wide receiver, but he plays big and
24:58
Speaker 14: he breaks tackles, and I mean he runs the ball
25:02
Speaker 14: when it's in his hands aggressively, and I think that
25:05
Speaker 14: was we knew it on tape. I think it's even
25:08
Speaker 14: proven with how hard he's worked in the weight room
25:11
Speaker 14: and and and adding the muscle and weight that he
25:14
Speaker 14: did this offseason and attacking that part.
25:15
Speaker 13: Of it made it.
25:16
Speaker 14: He made it exponentially even better. I don't know if
25:20
Speaker 14: he's done it a lot of times this season. I
25:23
Speaker 14: don't know if I could pick a better one than
25:24
Speaker 14: the Notre Dame one on that on that long play
25:26
Speaker 14: kicking out of that tackle. So but yeah, he plays
25:30
Speaker 14: plays extremely hard.
25:31
Speaker 15: We'll go to the left third row Matthew coach.
25:34
Speaker 22: The offense has showcase a lot of versatility this season.
25:37
Speaker 22: Where do you see the ceiling for them?
25:40
Speaker 14: I mean it's I think this guy's the limit. I
25:44
Speaker 14: do you know it's it's uh, but but we're gonna
25:47
Speaker 14: and this comes from coach Elco. I mean it's a
25:50
Speaker 14: process driven deal. I mean there's not a day that
25:52
Speaker 14: goes by that we're not trying to get better, that
25:54
Speaker 14: we don't measure ourselves from a ball security standpoint, from
25:58
Speaker 14: a fundamental standpoint, a discipline penalty standpoint, and continuing to
26:03
Speaker 14: push every area that we possibly can to to to
26:06
Speaker 14: see where that limit.
26:07
Speaker 22: Is and then you don't you didn't have comms when
26:11
Speaker 22: you were playing quarterback. But how what are those conversations
26:14
Speaker 22: with Marcel look like with the microphone and the helmet, Well, they're.
26:17
Speaker 14: Pretty one sided. No, it's it's really good because there's
26:25
Speaker 14: there's layers to schemes that that we can build that
26:30
Speaker 14: kind of help help our hit rate, you know what
26:32
Speaker 14: I mean. And it kind of helps we can package
26:34
Speaker 14: some plays, we can package some concepts to where you know,
26:39
Speaker 14: we're able to kind of up our hit rates schematically
26:43
Speaker 14: on things and adjustments that he can make with the
26:44
Speaker 14: old line or whether route concept in the passing game
26:49
Speaker 14: or or whatever it is. So I think there's some
26:51
Speaker 14: layers there that really really help. I think, you know,
26:54
Speaker 14: I think there's a relationship part piece between he and
26:58
Speaker 14: I that we can kind of and bridges that gap
27:01
Speaker 14: a little bit too, that you know, we're talking to
27:03
Speaker 14: each other in practice play to play about what we're
27:06
Speaker 14: trying to do, you know, in said scheme, and then
27:08
Speaker 14: that being able to carry to the game I think
27:10
Speaker 14: builds that continuity.
27:12
Speaker 15: We'll close out with Robert upfront.
27:14
Speaker 23: Seeing me running more Jets sweepes this year with Craver
27:19
Speaker 23: and concepcion and along with that set their skill sets
27:23
Speaker 23: and did they help you possibly on all use work solved,
27:26
Speaker 23: But have you more vertically? I thought last year maybe
27:29
Speaker 23: you weren't able to stretch to fill the way you wanted.
27:32
Speaker 14: Well, I think first of all, we're a much faster
27:35
Speaker 14: unit for sure, which helps both of those things. I
27:37
Speaker 14: think we're blocking a lot better on the perimeter and
27:42
Speaker 14: doing a really really nice job on those edges, which
27:45
Speaker 14: gives that you know, those speed guys creases you know,
27:50
Speaker 14: for for really really good yardage. The other thing it
27:53
Speaker 14: does for your run game, you know, it gets eyes moving,
27:56
Speaker 14: it gets fits changing, it gets horizontal stretch that that
28:00
Speaker 14: defense is worried about, no different than play action vertical
28:03
Speaker 14: stretch that causes.
28:05
Speaker 13: Strength, you know.
28:06
Speaker 14: And I think it's it's a good compliment to a
28:09
Speaker 14: lot of the things that we do.
28:11
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28:13
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28:18
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28:22
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28:26
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28:33
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28:38
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28:39
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Speaker 27: Welcome to the High School Report. I'm at Williams and
31:39
Speaker 27: to day were going out to the Polaris Funds in
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31:42
Speaker 27: for the Greenville Lions, David Collins.
31:44
Speaker 13: How are you doing today?
31:46
Speaker 6: I'm doing good man.
31:47
Speaker 8: How are you, buddy, I'm doing good.
31:49
Speaker 27: Thank you so much for asking. You took over the
31:51
Speaker 27: Greenville program in twenty twenty four. What was your initial
31:53
Speaker 27: vision for the program and how has that been evolving
31:55
Speaker 27: and holding up?
31:57
Speaker 6: You know, our vision of the program is pretty simple
32:00
Speaker 6: when we think about three things. When we think about development,
32:03
Speaker 6: it all starts with behavioral development first, you know, building
32:07
Speaker 6: the type of behavior skills that allow young people to
32:11
Speaker 6: have the work capacity that it takes to be great
32:14
Speaker 6: at what they do. And number two, you know, just
32:18
Speaker 6: athletic developments, just getting them into a streamline strength conditioning
32:24
Speaker 6: program to kind of build our capacity to play the
32:27
Speaker 6: game that we love. And in the last dage, just
32:30
Speaker 6: building job skills, teaching them the game of football, the
32:32
Speaker 6: way that we want to communicate, the language that we
32:34
Speaker 6: want to speak, the stematics that we want to teach.
32:37
Speaker 6: And you know what where we were last year, in
32:40
Speaker 6: our first year, was we were way way behind on
32:44
Speaker 6: all of those things. And I'm not talking about just
32:47
Speaker 6: in general like they were behind. I'm talking about just
32:49
Speaker 6: in the way that we want to do it right,
32:51
Speaker 6: because every coach wants to do it a different way.
32:53
Speaker 20: Uh.
32:54
Speaker 6: But you know, last year's groups did everything they could
32:56
Speaker 6: in the short period of time we had together to
32:59
Speaker 6: make them of it. And then this year we knew
33:03
Speaker 6: that we've made some strides, but we also knew we
33:06
Speaker 6: were going to play a ton of young kids. You know,
33:09
Speaker 6: we've played seventeen sophomoores and freshmen on our varsity football
33:14
Speaker 6: team this year. And not only are they playing, they're
33:16
Speaker 6: playing both sides of the football force right now. Just
33:18
Speaker 6: because of the lack of numbers that we have in
33:20
Speaker 6: our older groups, So you know, they've showed a great
33:24
Speaker 6: amount of growth, even though our record is what it is,
33:26
Speaker 6: and we all know what it is, and that tells
33:29
Speaker 6: us a little bit of the story. But what you
33:31
Speaker 6: can't tell is how far these young kids have come
33:34
Speaker 6: to experience they've gained and how excited that makes us
33:38
Speaker 6: for the future of our program.
33:40
Speaker 4: Yeah.
33:40
Speaker 27: Absolutely, And you talked about players, which influencial players graduated
33:44
Speaker 27: last season and who stepped up to fill those shoes.
33:47
Speaker 27: Is there anyone you like to highlight?
33:49
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean we had a young man when I
33:51
Speaker 6: first got here is one of the most specially I've
33:53
Speaker 6: never been around, named Aiden Lewis. You know, Aiden was
33:57
Speaker 6: a guy that from the first day I got here,
33:59
Speaker 6: was an unbelievable athlete, unbelievable player, but more important, it's
34:04
Speaker 6: just an unbelievable human being, always positive with his teammates. Uh,
34:08
Speaker 6: you know, worked his taiales off with sudden example, but
34:11
Speaker 6: also had the strength to be a vocal leader as well. Uh.
34:15
Speaker 6: You know, he's now at the Naval Academy, which is
34:18
Speaker 6: the opposite of special honor for him and and him
34:21
Speaker 6: in losing him, we've had to have some others other
34:24
Speaker 6: step into that role. Uh. You know, a guy like
34:26
Speaker 6: Macy McEwing for us as a senior, has done an
34:29
Speaker 6: incredible job of leading, not only with with his actions
34:34
Speaker 6: but with his voice. Guys like we've had to have
34:36
Speaker 6: a boord on offense. As junior officer, Bobin Force has
34:39
Speaker 6: done a tremendous job of leading. You know, guys like
34:42
Speaker 6: Chris Whiters and Jamor and Hamilton. Uh. Unfortunately those guys
34:46
Speaker 6: have lost quite a bit of tom to injury. You know,
34:50
Speaker 6: we lost Gan Mourion in the second game of the season. Uh,
34:53
Speaker 6: and Chris has been down the last three weeks, but
34:57
Speaker 6: that didn't stop them from still having a positive effect
35:00
Speaker 6: on their teammates. You know, I can talk about a
35:03
Speaker 6: lot more guys, but really just zeroing in on those
35:06
Speaker 6: four guys and what they meant to us. And then
35:09
Speaker 6: just the toughness of a guy like Ethan Brand who
35:13
Speaker 6: every day he goes out there and lays it on
35:15
Speaker 6: the line for his teammates and and just shows them
35:18
Speaker 6: again what toughness can do for you as a young man.
35:21
Speaker 27: Absolutely, And what has been your toughest matchup this season?
35:25
Speaker 27: What do you think he's taken away from it.
35:27
Speaker 6: Well, you know, I think we played some tremendous football teams.
35:32
Speaker 6: You know, I think you know, Joshua was a team
35:36
Speaker 6: that I thought was extremely physical, when I thought did
35:38
Speaker 6: a great job of challenging schematically and put our young
35:42
Speaker 6: guys in a position where they truly had to dissex
35:45
Speaker 6: and film at a different level. And that really helped
35:48
Speaker 6: us understand a little bit more about how to watch video,
35:52
Speaker 6: how to make sure we understand what we're seeing, and
35:55
Speaker 6: how then that has to translate to the way we're
35:57
Speaker 6: practicing the pair every day. Mid Ocan Heritage does a
36:01
Speaker 6: tremendous job. Eric Edwards and his staff do a tremendous job.
36:04
Speaker 6: They're a well toached football team, always in the right spots. Uh,
36:08
Speaker 6: you know Carroll team we played last week. Mentally, Childed
36:12
Speaker 6: Cooks said, Barry have a die a great job to
36:13
Speaker 6: that group. You know, they're sitting right and how they
36:15
Speaker 6: know and leading our district. You know, I look for
36:18
Speaker 6: them to do some special things when he gets to
36:20
Speaker 6: the playoffs. But as far as what we've learned, I mean,
36:23
Speaker 6: I mean we learned each and every week by by
36:27
Speaker 6: simply just understanding how people want to attack us, how
36:30
Speaker 6: people want to work against us and given all young
36:33
Speaker 6: guys just a broader view of again, know why they're
36:37
Speaker 6: doing this too. You understand what it is that we
36:39
Speaker 6: have that makes them want to do this, and understand
36:42
Speaker 6: how we have to respond to it. I think it's
36:44
Speaker 6: just that a tremendous opportunity each and every week, there's
36:48
Speaker 6: so many good football teams we get to play. It
36:50
Speaker 6: just it doesn't do anything but make us better.
36:54
Speaker 27: You face last week and what do you think went
36:56
Speaker 27: well and where do you think you were challenged?
36:59
Speaker 6: Well, you know what went well? First of all was
37:03
Speaker 6: you know, uh again we we saw we were challenged
37:07
Speaker 6: by everything that that they have. They're they're a tremendous
37:10
Speaker 6: football team. They running the difficult steam, they're a wing
37:12
Speaker 6: g office. It's something you don't see very often. Uh,
37:15
Speaker 6: they do it with tremendous players.
37:17
Speaker 25: Uh.
37:18
Speaker 6: Defensively, they just got a lot of hard nosed, tough
37:20
Speaker 6: kids that can run. And really what what challenges us
37:24
Speaker 6: the most is we we played them last week with
37:27
Speaker 6: our with our backup sophomore quarterback, a kid that that
37:31
Speaker 6: played on the JV most of the year for US,
37:34
Speaker 6: Jeremiah Freeman, who had to come in and start for
37:36
Speaker 6: us because we lost our quarterback to the injury the
37:38
Speaker 6: week before, and uh, you know, and some other guys
37:42
Speaker 6: like Hudton Jcob who's a softball wide receiver slash dB
37:46
Speaker 6: who had to play most sizes of the ball and
37:48
Speaker 6: you know, played well over one hundred spots last week.
37:51
Speaker 6: But to see both of those guys throughout the game, uh,
37:54
Speaker 6: you know, make what you would see as sophomore mistakes,
37:58
Speaker 6: but just continue to play and down the stretch make
38:01
Speaker 6: big plays, continuing to play no matter what the score is.
38:06
Speaker 6: Just just continuing to fight, never getting discouraged by by
38:09
Speaker 6: being coached, letting themselves be coached and continue to work hard,
38:13
Speaker 6: and then watching most of those guys late in the
38:15
Speaker 6: game come up with huge plays getting the end zone,
38:20
Speaker 6: navigate the team in the zone. It's just fun to
38:22
Speaker 6: watch young players gain that kind of confidence. And that's
38:26
Speaker 6: what I think last week taught us most about ourselves
38:28
Speaker 6: is we have the confidence. We have to have the
38:31
Speaker 6: belief in ourselves to go play we're capable of and
38:34
Speaker 6: if we do that, man, it's guys a limit force
38:36
Speaker 6: in the future.
38:38
Speaker 27: And your next matchup is against Kaufman, what are you
38:41
Speaker 27: expecting from that matchup, and how do you think your
38:43
Speaker 27: teams will clash.
38:44
Speaker 6: Well, you know, first of all, Jeremy and his staff,
38:47
Speaker 6: Bilson and his staff, they are very well coached football team,
38:51
Speaker 6: and I know they're kind of dealing with the same thing.
38:55
Speaker 6: You know, they were a playoff football team last year,
38:57
Speaker 6: had a really good lead right near quarterback who is
39:01
Speaker 6: coach Gilson's son. And you know now they're just breaking
39:04
Speaker 6: in new kids. But they are a team that is
39:08
Speaker 6: again resilient. You can see how hard they play each
39:11
Speaker 6: and every week, doesn't matter what their record is, and
39:14
Speaker 6: that's just a testament to who they're led by the
39:17
Speaker 6: staff that the coaches them. But what they do offensively
39:20
Speaker 6: is they challenge you with multiple looks, multiple formations, multiple
39:25
Speaker 6: ways to get the ball in the perimeter, whether it
39:27
Speaker 6: be in the running game or in the spring game.
39:29
Speaker 6: And then they challenge you with two you know, really
39:32
Speaker 6: good dynamic athletes on the edge. Their wide receiver number
39:36
Speaker 6: fifteen and they're wide receivers number thirteen. And then you
39:38
Speaker 6: sprinkle in number fourteen, who's a really dynamic player. I
39:42
Speaker 6: think you just got to keep those guys contained, especially
39:45
Speaker 6: out there in the perimeter. And then fifteen you got
39:48
Speaker 6: to contain him vertically. He is such a really good player.
39:52
Speaker 6: And you know, I just just those those guys are
39:55
Speaker 6: really talented. And then defensively, just a hard nosed group.
39:59
Speaker 6: I mean, they they they give you some things, you know,
40:02
Speaker 6: the schematically, you know, the big things they do is
40:06
Speaker 6: they'll they'll use some movement up front in their front four, uh,
40:10
Speaker 6: to try to create some problems for you. And they'll
40:13
Speaker 6: they'll bring pressure with the macros a little bit. But
40:15
Speaker 6: really what they like to do, they like to get
40:17
Speaker 6: lined up and just play with incredible effort. And uh,
40:21
Speaker 6: you know that's great for us because again it challenges
40:24
Speaker 6: us to do the same thing. And that's what we're
40:25
Speaker 6: kind of learning how to do is have that have
40:28
Speaker 6: that competitive spirit longer and longer through our games, and
40:31
Speaker 6: we're going to need it for all four quarters to
40:33
Speaker 6: give us such a chance to win.
40:35
Speaker 13: Absolutely.
40:36
Speaker 27: Coach, what metrics are indicators besides like wins and losses?
40:39
Speaker 27: Do you use to measure whether your programs advancing both
40:42
Speaker 27: on and off the field.
40:44
Speaker 6: That's a that's a great question. So one of the
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40:53
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Speaker 6: things I started with, behavior, athletic development, and job skill development.
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41:45
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42:14
Speaker 6: be two times of body weight, and then then what
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42:18
Speaker 6: times body weight. Right, So we use all measurable facts
42:21
Speaker 6: in everything that we do, but it leads us really
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42:27
Speaker 6: who are just teaching. A development player is showing signs
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Speaker 6: An advanced player is a kid that really executes the
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Speaker 6: He's really driven on his own. And then that elite
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42:49
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42:52
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Speaker 27: Very well, put thank you so much for your time, coach.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back, so the Toronto Blue Jays could win the
48:16
Speaker 1: World Series tomorrow night in Toronto. Today's travel day. Man,
48:22
Speaker 1: they have been good, really good on defensively. They've done everything.
48:28
Speaker 1: They've hit the ball, they've defended, they've pitched, and this
48:33
Speaker 1: story is as you're going to hear, he said. Man
48:37
Speaker 1: Hollywood wouldnt believe this trade. Yes, Savage was in Class
48:41
Speaker 1: A ball when the year started. Pitching before two hundred
48:44
Speaker 1: people last night, fifty two thousand, his second World Series start,
48:50
Speaker 1: twelve strikeouts. The kid was basically unhittable. I mean, the Dodgers,
48:59
Speaker 1: no doubt, are struggling, but part of why they're struggling
49:04
Speaker 1: is the kid throwing the kind of stuff that he
49:06
Speaker 1: had last night. It was fun to watch. It really is.
49:12
Speaker 1: You know, Scott and I talked about this yesterday. This
49:15
Speaker 1: has been a great series. The stars have shown. Vlad
49:21
Speaker 1: Guerrero Junior has been phenomenal. This Blue Jays team, man,
49:27
Speaker 1: they hit. I wish I could export their approach to Arlington.
49:37
Speaker 1: I'm sure Astro fans would like to do the same,
49:42
Speaker 1: because they have been impressive with They're at bats against
49:47
Speaker 1: some really good starting pitching. Three pitches in last night
49:51
Speaker 1: it's two to nothing. Just unreal. I mean, what this
49:57
Speaker 1: team has done, what they are doing now. Yamamoto is
50:03
Speaker 1: scheduled tomorrow night. He handcuffed Toronto, but this is the
50:08
Speaker 1: second time through that they will have seen him it.
50:12
Speaker 1: I mean, I think this series could go seven. It'd
50:17
Speaker 1: be fun. It's been a fun one to watch. It's
50:20
Speaker 1: just been awesome. So let's hear from the kid, Trey
50:27
Speaker 1: Y Savage on his outing last night.
50:31
Speaker 37: Hey, Tray, compared to your other stars, what was working
50:34
Speaker 37: so well for you today and what allowed you to
50:35
Speaker 37: do what you just did?
50:37
Speaker 13: Just getting the zone early, being in my account and
50:41
Speaker 13: just throwing whatever I wanted when I was in two strikes.
50:44
Speaker 37: If I can take you to one of your bigger
50:45
Speaker 37: strikeouts with the Otanio the third when you brought him
50:47
Speaker 37: down to a knee the What's what's that moment like
50:49
Speaker 37: for you to do that to such a great hitter.
50:53
Speaker 13: I mean, I was just out there. I treat hit
50:56
Speaker 13: and hitter the same. All At this level, every hitter
50:59
Speaker 13: can do damage. So I mean, it's just another strikeout.
51:02
Speaker 8: Half way back on your fe left stray.
51:04
Speaker 13: Congratulations on the outing.
51:06
Speaker 38: There was a shot on TV where you get the
51:08
Speaker 38: double play the five four three and insureser screams and
51:12
Speaker 38: throws the bag away. What has that been like being
51:15
Speaker 38: with those guys and how have they helped you put
51:18
Speaker 38: together this historic run from regular season to now.
51:21
Speaker 13: They've been a huge part of it. I mean I
51:23
Speaker 13: was talking to Goldsman and Surser and Bieber and everybody yesterday,
51:31
Speaker 13: and it just prepared me for this moment along with
51:35
Speaker 13: everything that has happened all right already this year, the
51:38
Speaker 13: questions for Tray.
51:39
Speaker 8: Yeah, Barry hey Man, Barry Bloom.
51:45
Speaker 18: Uh, how does it feel to be such a young
51:49
Speaker 18: guy and have the kind of poise you have and
51:53
Speaker 18: to be dealing with the godsman's.
51:55
Speaker 8: Insers after you?
51:56
Speaker 18: I mean, you were at every level the minor leagues
51:58
Speaker 18: this year, so you're ascension has been pretty quick.
52:02
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's been a crazy year, but being surrounded by
52:07
Speaker 13: vets is a great thing for the future of my career.
52:12
Speaker 13: They've treated me the best I could have ever asked for.
52:16
Speaker 13: So going forward with other rookies that come up, I'm
52:20
Speaker 13: want to remember how I always treat you. What I
52:22
Speaker 13: got here, so and the poise part, I don't know.
52:24
Speaker 13: You got to thank my parents.
52:26
Speaker 18: So one of the things we were noting was the
52:31
Speaker 18: way baseball structure or salary structure is you really made
52:35
Speaker 18: like a little bit of money for the threes for
52:38
Speaker 18: otag you made in the major leagues. But it's going
52:42
Speaker 18: towards the future.
52:43
Speaker 13: It's all building, isn't it. Yeah? Yeah, I mean this
52:47
Speaker 13: this playoff paycheck is going to be nice whenever it hits.
52:53
Speaker 39: So halfway back, when you're right, Gregor Tree, the way
52:58
Speaker 39: you guys came out with the Schneider homer and the
53:00
Speaker 39: rare homer, how much of a boost did that kind
53:01
Speaker 39: of give you and help you settle into the game
53:03
Speaker 39: early on as well?
53:04
Speaker 13: It was massive. Those guys set the tone, put us
53:07
Speaker 13: in control early and we didn't lose that.
53:11
Speaker 8: Halfway back on your left, Tray, no waks tonight?
53:14
Speaker 19: Was the plan really just attacked early and often on
53:16
Speaker 19: everybody tonight?
53:18
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's that's that's the goal every day, but sometimes
53:22
Speaker 13: it's it's it doesn't go as planned. So being able
53:26
Speaker 13: to execute my plan throughout all seven innings was was
53:29
Speaker 13: massive for that.
53:30
Speaker 16: Second rower your left, Jeff, looks like you had a
53:33
Speaker 16: lot left in the tank, because when was the last
53:34
Speaker 16: time you went this deep into a game that many pitches?
53:38
Speaker 40: Uh?
53:39
Speaker 13: It has to be a regional game in college against
53:43
Speaker 13: wake Forest last year.
53:45
Speaker 20: Second Rower, You're right, Tray, have you had time to
53:48
Speaker 20: enjoy the whole process minor leagues, big leaks, Polticas and
53:51
Speaker 20: World Series?
53:53
Speaker 13: Not yet? Not yet. I'm I'm waiting for life. To
53:56
Speaker 13: slow down in this off season and just able to
54:00
Speaker 13: collect my thoughts and my feelings on this crazy year.
54:04
Speaker 8: Go to the first row and you're right if you
54:06
Speaker 8: can pass the microphone.
54:08
Speaker 1: Hi, how difficult it was to face same game back
54:13
Speaker 1: to back in a few days, Like it doesn't happen
54:15
Speaker 1: in the regular season.
54:16
Speaker 13: Yes, it's not easy, but I was brought used to
54:23
Speaker 13: it in the regular season facing the Rays twice, and
54:26
Speaker 13: then last years I faced the Mariners twice, So I'm
54:29
Speaker 13: able to collect my thoughts and see what adjustments I
54:33
Speaker 13: need to make between outing and outing. So it almost
54:38
Speaker 13: makes it, I wouldn't say easier, but I have a
54:40
Speaker 13: better plan going into the game.
54:43
Speaker 8: Go to the surd row, your left ron.
54:44
Speaker 41: At any point when you walk out the game starting,
54:47
Speaker 41: do you ever allow yourself to think, Hey, there are
54:50
Speaker 41: fifty two thousand people here, I'm pitching the show Otani.
54:53
Speaker 41: Seven months ago, I was pitching the three hundred fans
54:56
Speaker 41: in front of me and Jupiter.
54:58
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's a crazy world, crazy world. Hollywood couldn't have
55:03
Speaker 13: made it this good. So just being a part of this,
55:06
Speaker 13: I'm just very blessed.
55:08
Speaker 41: You never think of that walking out or just total
55:10
Speaker 41: zoom the second you walk out on the mound.
55:13
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean walking from the bullpen to the dugout.
55:16
Speaker 13: I took a moment to look around the stadium see
55:19
Speaker 13: all the fans I wanted to to I was hoping
55:22
Speaker 13: I'd send them a home upset. But yeah, it was
55:27
Speaker 13: just a cool, like full circle moment.
55:30
Speaker 8: A couple others for Trey. Yes, we'll go back halfway
55:34
Speaker 8: through on your left.
55:36
Speaker 38: What are the next couple of days look like for
55:39
Speaker 38: you as you potentially prepared to help this team out
55:42
Speaker 38: in another way if they need you.
55:44
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean tomorrow is a full recovery day. Get
55:48
Speaker 13: to a place where myself and the staff here feels
55:52
Speaker 13: comfortable with me. Mentally, I'll be prepared for Game six.
55:59
Speaker 13: But I mean I'm just ready for whatever's next. If
56:03
Speaker 13: there is a next.
56:04
Speaker 8: Do a couple last ones to stay in the same row.
56:06
Speaker 41: Trey, you left a legacy across the organ the Miners
56:08
Speaker 41: this year. Is a great teammate at great defense behind
56:11
Speaker 41: you tonight, can you shine some light on your defensive
56:14
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56:15
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56:20
Speaker 13: the Barger one in right field was a huge game changer.
56:26
Speaker 13: But I mean defense across the attire. Org has been
56:29
Speaker 13: awesome and yeah, we do a great job with that.
56:33
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