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June 16, 2026 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 7: A couple of well, there's there's one big anniversary today.
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Speaker 7: On this day, fifty six years ago, Chicago Bears running
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Speaker 7: back Brian Piccolow died at the age of twenty six
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Speaker 7: from cancer. Out of it came the nineteen seventy one
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Speaker 7: film Brian's Song, starring James Conn and Billy D. Williams
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Speaker 7: as Gail Sayers. We'll talk about that coming up. We're
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Speaker 7: going to hear from Ryan Targosh, the coach of the
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Speaker 7: Brass Valley Bombers. So is it only in Major Lee?
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Speaker 7: I just thought about this. Is it only a Major
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Speaker 7: League Baseball where there's a manager, And why is it
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Speaker 7: that you have to get to Major League Baseball to
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Speaker 7: be called a manager and everyone else from like college
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Speaker 7: on down, is a coach in baseball? Somebody have the
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Speaker 7: answer to that. I'm stumped. We're going to hear from
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Speaker 7: everyone's favorite coach slash manager, Jim Schlasnagel. It seems like
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Speaker 7: I don't ever come on the air or ever go
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Speaker 7: anywhere and people go, hey, why don't you play more
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Speaker 7: Jim Schlasnagel. Why aren't we hearing from Jim Schlosnagel. So
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Speaker 7: today we will. We're also going to hear from Georgia
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Speaker 7: coach Wes Johnson. I don't think the Bulldogs were expecting
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Speaker 7: to play tonight, but they are. We'll talk about that.
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Speaker 7: And in the second hour, one of Greg McElroy's guests,
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Speaker 7: Greg McElroy, has a podcast and YouTube video from ESPN
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Speaker 7: always College Football. We had Mike Elko on. We're going
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Speaker 7: to hear that conversation, and we have Mallory. So that
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Speaker 7: is today's program. We're working on several things for the future,
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Speaker 7: our annual visit. I got to tell you, the end
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Speaker 7: of the month is really snuck up on me this week.
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Speaker 7: My time is running down for a while, and I
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Speaker 7: have a lot to do, and it's kind of snuck
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Speaker 7: up on me, and I've got guests to get in
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Speaker 7: before I leave, and one of those is our annual
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Speaker 7: visit with Rich Shay from Major League Eating on the
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Speaker 7: Hot Dog Eating Content Test to Cody Island. Most of
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Speaker 7: you know I've been a part of that, and I
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Speaker 7: will visit with Rich Shay next week or maybe the
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Speaker 7: week after. We'll see how what his schedule is and
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Speaker 7: how that plays out. Okay, and I'm efforting another guest
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Speaker 7: that I'd rather not discuss yet, but when she's on,
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Speaker 7: you'll know it. WEP. There's a hint okay, right now,
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Speaker 7: elimination game going on and West Virginia is leading Troy
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Speaker 7: seven to nothing in the seventh inning. The second elimination game,
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Speaker 7: which starts at six o'clock, will be Georgia and Texas. Okay,
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Speaker 7: and everyone who follows the SEC knows that the Bulldogs
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Speaker 7: own the Longhorns, especially in football, and in fact, the
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Speaker 7: Georgia crowd was channing Saturday night just like football. I
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Speaker 7: like that was that was That was clever. I don't
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Speaker 7: think Georgia expected to be in an elimination game tonight,
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Speaker 7: but they are because they lost to Oklahoma. We will
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Speaker 7: hear about that coming up here in a little bit,
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Speaker 7: so we'll keep tabs on Troy and West Virginia. That
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Speaker 7: winner will play North Carolina tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock.
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Speaker 7: They would have to win two games against the tar Heels. Apparently,
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Speaker 7: Clemson catcher Nate Savoy has announced his commitment to Texas
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Speaker 7: A and M via social media. He had three twenty
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Speaker 7: nine with sixteen home runs, thirteen doubles, and fifty two
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Speaker 7: ribbis for the Tigers. This last season was third team
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Speaker 7: All acc The Aggies have five transfer portal commits, including Savoy,
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Speaker 7: TCU infielder Jack Bell, pitcher Johnny Nunez from Witchshaw State,
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Speaker 7: Jace Evangelista, right hander from UNLV, and a first baseman
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Speaker 7: slash outfielder from Western Kentucky, Lane Arroyos. The Rangers played
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Speaker 7: terrible last night, especially in the first inning, lost to
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Speaker 7: the Twins four to two. They cannot get back to
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Speaker 7: five hundred. They will try again tonight. Kumar Rocker on
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Speaker 7: the mound. He's been much better at home. Rangers thirty
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Speaker 7: five and thirty seven now on the season. The good
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Speaker 7: news is they play in the American League West. Also
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Speaker 7: the good news Tigers beat the Astros last night nine
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Speaker 7: to three. Don't blame your don Alvarez man. He is
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Speaker 7: right now. He is in lying to win a triple crown.
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Speaker 7: I don't know if anybody's paying attention to that. I
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Speaker 7: know it's early to start focusing on that stuff. But
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Speaker 7: he leads the league in batting average, home runs in
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Speaker 7: RBI right now. But the Tigers, they're just too much
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Speaker 7: for the Astros. They'll play again tonight. Framber Valdez goes
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Speaker 7: against his old team. He's three and five with a
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Speaker 7: four to four er. I don't think he has hit
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Speaker 7: his own catcher yet by crossing him up with a pitch.
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Speaker 7: I'm not sure about that. He will take on Hunter Brown,
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Speaker 7: who comes off the injured list for the last two
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Speaker 7: months with a bad right shoulder. He started really well.
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Speaker 7: I will see how he is in his first night back.
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Speaker 7: We will have that game for you at six forty
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Speaker 7: pre game tonight here on the Zone. Apparently, in the
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Speaker 7: major leagues, you can wear uniforms celebrating Pride Month, but
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Speaker 7: you cannot wear uniforms with Bible verses written on your caps.
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Speaker 7: Major League Baseball is issued a warning and double secret
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Speaker 7: probation for players who did that. Friday Night, right In
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Speaker 7: and pitcher Land and Route, and a pair of relievers JT.
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Speaker 7: Brubaker and Ryan Walker also had Bible versus on their hats.
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Speaker 7: Another reliever refused to wear a Pride night cap. Major
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Speaker 7: League Baseball says the writing on the cap violates our
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Speaker 7: rules and is consistent with normal practice. We have warned
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Speaker 7: the players about future violations. What would they do in
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Speaker 7: the future? What would they do? I want to say
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Speaker 7: a lot of things, but I think I'll withhold that
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Speaker 7: the opinions expressed on my show are my own and
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Speaker 7: do not necessarily reflect the staff, the management, or the
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Speaker 7: ownership of Brian Broadcasting, although they should. Paul fine Baum
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Speaker 7: is going to receive the Sports Media Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Speaker 7: Let's see, I'm trying to think about the Lifetime Achievement
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Speaker 7: Award July one during the Sports Media Award ceremony. So
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Speaker 7: good for him. I don't know if you saw this,
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Speaker 7: but Alden Smith died, the former NFL player. His family
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Speaker 7: is going to donate his brain to the experts in
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Speaker 7: Boston who study CTA, chronic traumatic in cephalopathy. We have
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Speaker 7: talked to the folks up there several times about their
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Speaker 7: studies with this. Smith died Saturday. No cause of death
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Speaker 7: has yet been given. He did have substance abuse issues
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Speaker 7: throughout his career, but people who were with him didn't
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Speaker 7: think that's what happened on Saturday. They have set the
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Speaker 7: tea times for the US Open in New York on Thursday.
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Speaker 7: Scotti Scheffler will tee off at seven fourteen am. That's
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Speaker 7: New York time. That would be six fourteen Texas time.
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Speaker 7: He is playing with JJ Spawn and amateur Mason Howe.
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Speaker 7: He will tee off on Friday at one twenty in
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Speaker 7: the afternoon. They are already talking about Shinnecock. Of all
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Speaker 7: the US Open rounds played and the five hundred and
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Speaker 7: twenty four golfers, I think I saw this correctly, only
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Speaker 7: three have finished under par for the four rounds. It
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Speaker 7: is a beast. So that begins on Thursday. John Tortorella
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Speaker 7: is not returning to the Vegas Golden Knights led them
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Speaker 7: to the Stanley Cup Final a surprise higher with eight
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Speaker 7: games remaining in the regular season, including the playoffs. He
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Speaker 7: went twenty one to eight and one and says he'd
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Speaker 7: like to coach next year. General manager Kelly McCrimmon who
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Speaker 7: fired head coach Bruce Cassidy with eight games left in
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Speaker 7: the regular season, said, we thank towards for the guidance
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Speaker 7: he provided our team when the decision was made to
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Speaker 7: bring him to Vegas. We needed an immediate impact towards
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Speaker 7: experience and leadership. Proved to be the boost that we
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Speaker 7: were looking for to guide us to the Stanley Cup final.
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Speaker 7: But you know he ain't coming back, not good enough.
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Speaker 7: I guess he needed to win the Cup to stay
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Speaker 7: the head coach. It's a crazy business, and they changed
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Speaker 7: coaches in hockey about his frequently, more frequently, I think
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Speaker 7: than any other sport. We're going to the eighth inning
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Speaker 7: with West Virginia leading Troy seven to nothing in that
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Speaker 7: elimination game in Omaha, and boxer Floyd Mayweather is facing
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Speaker 7: two felony theft charges with intent to defraud by passing
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Speaker 7: a bad check to buy a two hundred thousand dollars
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Speaker 7: steff value one hundred thousand dollars or more and draw
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Speaker 7: to visit with Bombers manager. You're and former A and
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Speaker 7: M baseball player Ryan Targosh.
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Speaker 17: All right, welcome in. My name is Riley Dorsey, and
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Speaker 17: we're here with the Brass Valley Bombers head coach Ryan
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Speaker 17: Targosh for a weekly visit. Ryan. I really appreciate you
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Speaker 17: taking a few minutes to join us here today.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, of course, happy to be on here.
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Speaker 17: All right, perfect, Well we'll get started then. So, now
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Speaker 17: that you are a couple of weeks into the season,
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Speaker 17: what's kind of stood out to you the most about
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Speaker 17: this team and have you learned anything from the group
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Speaker 17: so far?
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Speaker 18: Yeah? Being a first time head coach for a ball club,
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Speaker 18: you get to learn a lot playing TAWL games in
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Speaker 18: two weeks, and so so far this group of guys,
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Speaker 18: I mean, they've been they've been resilient. We've been putting
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Speaker 18: into some some really test situations and I get to
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Speaker 18: see these boys fight and kind of problem solved. So
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Speaker 18: it's really good to see them kind of turn around
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Speaker 18: this last week. First weeks, I'm kind of start off
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Speaker 18: a little rough. You know, if you've been playing baseball enough,
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Speaker 18: you know you're gonna have those weeks. But it's all
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Speaker 18: about playing winning baseball and just tacking good days.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, for sure. Has there been anything that's kind of
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Speaker 17: surprised you about this team yet?
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Speaker 18: I'd say just how quick these boys have dealed together
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Speaker 18: as a team in the bond that they already shared,
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Speaker 18: just in these click two weeks. And the teams that
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Speaker 18: I've been a part of and also coached one team normally,
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Speaker 18: the team that plays the best together is going to
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Speaker 18: be the most successful team. Not really the team that
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Speaker 18: has the best players, but just a team who who
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Speaker 18: plays team baseball, whether it be team offense, team defense.
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Speaker 18: That's going to be the team that is going to
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Speaker 18: find the most success. So I'd say it's really shocked
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Speaker 18: me to see these boys kind of gel together and
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Speaker 18: these click too quick. Two weeks so far.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, absolutely, And so I know even though you weren't
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Speaker 17: coaching the Bombers last season and this year's obviously looked
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Speaker 17: a little different with the team playing their home games
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Speaker 17: over in Navasoda. So like, how it's that adjustment been
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Speaker 17: for both you and the players so far?
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Speaker 18: Could you repeat that question. I'm sorry you kind of
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Speaker 18: broke out there.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, you're all good, So just kind of how's the
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Speaker 17: adjustment been for both you and the players with now
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Speaker 17: home games and Navasota rather than Brian College Station area.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, there's been a there's been a slight adjustment. There's
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Speaker 18: some there's some guys on this team that they were
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Speaker 18: part of the twenty five and twenty four Bombers, and
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Speaker 18: so the venue has definitely changed. But to me, I
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Speaker 18: just really see it as you know, it's just we
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Speaker 18: still have to go out there and play the game
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Speaker 18: of baseball. The game. The game doesn't change whether you're
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Speaker 18: playing it littly or college, high school, professional baseball. You
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Speaker 18: still have to throw the ball over the plate. You
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Speaker 18: still have to play catch, still have to hit my defense.
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Speaker 18: And so that's what I've been really stressed with is guys,
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Speaker 18: is that no matter where you're playing, you've got to
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Speaker 18: go out there and just play the game of baseball.
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Speaker 18: And so that in my message to them or the
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Speaker 18: start of the season, whenever we travel on the road
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Speaker 18: as well, and it seems to be it seems to
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Speaker 18: help them out and kind of calm them down.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, for sure, that makes sense. Do you think
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Speaker 17: that they've kind of settled in and started to make
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Speaker 17: it feel like home yet or not not quite yet?
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Speaker 18: I think so. I think I know that the first
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Speaker 18: two or three games, you know, you still got to
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Speaker 18: get those jitters out and be a part of a
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Speaker 18: new team. But I think once I think for this
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Speaker 18: second week, I think it's been it's been really good
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Speaker 18: for them to get all those jitters out and now
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Speaker 18: they're just playing free and they're they're just playing baseball now.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, no, for sure, And so kind of moving towards
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Speaker 17: like the coaching side of things, I know you're pretty young,
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Speaker 17: so like at such a young age, how exciting has
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Speaker 17: it been for you to kind of just get the
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Speaker 17: opportunity to coach a team like this.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, it's been. It's been very exciting. I don't think
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Speaker 18: a lot of twenty four year olds to get to
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Speaker 18: experience me in a head coach for for any sport really,
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Speaker 18: And so I believe coaching is what I was meant
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Speaker 18: to do and what I was put on this earth
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Speaker 18: to to to find my purpose, and so I really
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Speaker 18: enjoy hoping young players develop because that's that's one of
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Speaker 18: that's what I wanted growing up. So uh, just to
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Speaker 18: be able to have this opportunity and to be able
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Speaker 18: to hopefully or hopefully this will kind of jump start
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Speaker 18: my career as being a coach for for wherever I
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Speaker 18: may go. But it's been, it's been a real, real
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Speaker 18: fun opportunity so far and a real fun experience, and
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Speaker 18: I'm I'm grateful that I'm getting to do this.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, that sounds amazing. And so yeah, do you kind
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Speaker 17: of think since you are so young that kind of
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Speaker 17: of helps in a way when just connecting or coaching
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Speaker 17: these players who aren't too much younger.
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Speaker 18: Than you, Yeah, for sure, there is, Uh, there is
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Speaker 18: some points that I can relate to me being so young.
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Speaker 18: I mean, I've my last year playing college of baseball,
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Speaker 18: was in twenty four, so not not too far off
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Speaker 18: from these guys, and so they can kind of they
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Speaker 18: kind of look to me for any problems that you
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Speaker 18: know they're going through, you know it's baseball related and
25:29
Speaker 18: even even personal things that you know they may be
25:32
Speaker 18: going through. I'm happy to help them out and hear
25:36
Speaker 18: them out. And one challenge for me is to is
25:42
Speaker 18: to be that coach and not always I know this
25:44
Speaker 18: may sound a harsh, but not always be their friend,
25:47
Speaker 18: because you know, real a real good coach is going
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Speaker 18: to look look out for their best interests, whether whether
25:53
Speaker 18: it's the good or bad. And you have to let
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Speaker 18: them know that if they're doing something wrong, you got
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Speaker 18: to correct them. You got to make it right. You
25:59
Speaker 18: can't just let it. And so that's the tough part
26:02
Speaker 18: about being a young coach is that you know, I'm
26:04
Speaker 18: I'm going to be their biggest cheerleader and biggest supporter,
26:07
Speaker 18: but I'm also gonna I'm also going to critique them
26:10
Speaker 18: and be a tough critic sometimes whenever they need it.
26:13
Speaker 18: But I believe that's what it takes to be a
26:16
Speaker 18: great coach. And if you want to be a great player,
26:19
Speaker 18: you're going to have to hear some some uh hard
26:24
Speaker 18: coaching or receive some tough coaching sometimes, but that's a
26:28
Speaker 18: I think that that's how you become successful on both
26:31
Speaker 18: sides right there.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, I think it's definitely good to just have that
26:34
Speaker 17: balance and all that between each other. But yeah, kind
26:40
Speaker 17: of just ending off on a bigger note, what do
26:42
Speaker 17: you kind of hope the players take away from their
26:45
Speaker 17: experiment experience with the Bombers once this season is over?
26:49
Speaker 17: Kind of how with your coaching style and all of that,
26:54
Speaker 17: just the experience that you're wanting to bring, what do
26:58
Speaker 17: you hope your players take away?
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Speaker 18: Not overall, I just want them to have fun, just
27:04
Speaker 18: have fun just playing baseball, because I know that in
27:07
Speaker 18: this in this day and age of baseball, that it's
27:11
Speaker 18: it's very easy to see the game as something that
27:14
Speaker 18: it's a chore to do and it's a business, which
27:19
Speaker 18: is the higher up you go, it does become a business.
27:21
Speaker 18: But I think the great players who continue to go play,
27:26
Speaker 18: they they find the roots of why they play the
27:29
Speaker 18: game of baseball. And that's I only played one year
27:33
Speaker 18: of summer baseball, and that was the most fun time
27:39
Speaker 18: I've ever had playing baseball, and I kind of reignited
27:42
Speaker 18: my love for the game, and so I just I
27:44
Speaker 18: hope that this is kind of a is a pathway
27:47
Speaker 18: for these guys to kind of you know, for guys
27:50
Speaker 18: who are struggling, or for guys who are just you know,
27:53
Speaker 18: they're not too sure, they're trying to get better developed,
27:56
Speaker 18: that this is a pathway for them to find that
27:58
Speaker 18: love or to keep or to maintain that love for
28:01
Speaker 18: the game of baseball. And it's overall, that's my overall
28:05
Speaker 18: message to them to play, to play fun winning baseball,
28:08
Speaker 18: because I mean, obviously it's more it's more fun whenever
28:12
Speaker 18: you are winning. I will say that I hate losing
28:17
Speaker 18: more than I love winning, and so but whenever you
28:20
Speaker 18: kind of add those two things together, it just makes
28:22
Speaker 18: a game. Whatever they can do to make the game
28:25
Speaker 18: fun to help their careers out.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, that's great. I feel like, just you always got
28:31
Speaker 17: to have that love for the game and the passion
28:34
Speaker 17: or else you're just not having fun. Ever, So, all right,
28:38
Speaker 17: well I think that's it for today. Ryan, Thank you
28:42
Speaker 17: again for taking the time to join us today. Best
28:45
Speaker 17: of luck this week with all yours games and everything.
28:49
Speaker 18: Yeah, of course, happy to chat.
28:51
Speaker 17: All right, perfect, Well, we'll catch up with you next week.
28:55
Speaker 18: Alrighty sounds good, Thank you so much.
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29:27
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Speaker 7: The Big Program. Did we say it's nine to nothing
34:56
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35:02
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35:12
Speaker 7: Yesterday afternoon Texas stayed alive and they lived to play
35:20
Speaker 7: another day, which is tonight against Georgia. The Longhorns down
35:27
Speaker 7: in Alabama yesterday and it was quite the afternoon for
35:33
Speaker 7: shortstop Adrian Rodriguez, who hit for the cycle only the
35:38
Speaker 7: third time that's happened at the College World Series, tied
35:41
Speaker 7: a record with seven runs batted in five base hits.
35:46
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Speaker 21: First of all, congratulations the University of Alabama on an
35:57
Speaker 21: awesome season. Big fan of coach Vaughn and what he's
36:00
Speaker 21: done with the program in their great year. Super fired
36:04
Speaker 21: up about our win. Obviously, I thought Ruger did a
36:06
Speaker 21: nice job working around some deep counts and a little
36:10
Speaker 21: bit of traffic, and then obviously the two out hitting.
36:13
Speaker 21: We got some ball bounced our way in the first
36:15
Speaker 21: inning on those balls down the line, and then I
36:18
Speaker 21: think we scored eight runs with two outs. Is that
36:20
Speaker 21: what it was maybe over the course of the game,
36:23
Speaker 21: and then I was you know, Adrian was awesome and
36:25
Speaker 21: so happy for him considering all the things he's been
36:28
Speaker 21: through this year, so fired up to be able to continue.
36:30
Speaker 11: To play, opening up questions for the student athletes.
36:35
Speaker 22: Andrew Raidel, College Baseball Central. Adrian obviously the historic day today,
36:39
Speaker 22: but you've been one of the most consistent Longhorn offensive
36:43
Speaker 22: players all postseason. Just talk about your approach today and
36:46
Speaker 22: your whole postseason.
36:49
Speaker 23: I've made some swing changes with Tulo, probably when the
36:53
Speaker 23: Tennessee series, so it's through the backstretches with like doing
36:56
Speaker 23: with my hand. I've got to get more simple and
36:59
Speaker 23: just keeping my head in the same position, just not
37:02
Speaker 23: being able to see the ball better.
37:03
Speaker 13: It's been a big, big factor.
37:08
Speaker 11: Danny Dave's the Austin American States.
37:10
Speaker 24: When Adrian, when you found out that you would hit
37:12
Speaker 24: the cycle and you're the third player to do that,
37:14
Speaker 24: You're at the College World Series. What was kind of
37:15
Speaker 24: your true your reaction to that history and did you
37:17
Speaker 24: think you tripled there in the in the second inning. U.
37:21
Speaker 23: No, Yeah, Ruger came out actually came up to me
37:23
Speaker 23: later in the game and told me that they took
37:24
Speaker 23: the air off the board. So it was kind of
37:26
Speaker 23: kind of surreal because I remember Cimo doing it with
37:29
Speaker 23: Tennessee when I was in high school, and I it's
37:32
Speaker 23: kind of crazy that that's all coming back when we're here.
37:36
Speaker 13: So it's just a crazy moment.
37:40
Speaker 1: Adrian lifskottic with World Baseball dot Com. What does today
37:44
Speaker 1: mean to you in the context of, you know, last
37:45
Speaker 1: year you missed some time after getting hit by the pitch,
37:47
Speaker 1: and this year the surgery. You know, there's been a
37:49
Speaker 1: lot of adversity and then to come through today.
37:53
Speaker 18: No.
37:53
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's definitely been up and down throughout the season.
37:56
Speaker 23: So I really owe it up to all the all
37:57
Speaker 23: the guys that's been having my back throughout the whole year,
38:00
Speaker 23: and especially all the coaches that have had my back
38:03
Speaker 23: when I, uh, when I haven't been right mentally. So
38:05
Speaker 23: it's just it's been a grind, but I'm I'm happy
38:07
Speaker 23: that we're doing it right uh right now In the
38:09
Speaker 23: college with series.
38:14
Speaker 25: Mark Gartland, just baseball media coach, seemed like every time
38:17
Speaker 25: Alabama got a little bit of momentum. Ruger was able
38:19
Speaker 25: to shut that down right away. Can you just speak
38:21
Speaker 25: a little bit about how it is to have that
38:22
Speaker 25: kind of guy up on the mound for you in
38:23
Speaker 25: this kind of game.
38:24
Speaker 21: Yeah, I mean, we knew we had a chance to
38:26
Speaker 21: have a decent season, you know, at the end of
38:28
Speaker 21: the season last year, when we were able to get
38:30
Speaker 21: Ruger and and Luke and h and Max Grubub's back,
38:34
Speaker 21: and that was just a huge thing. In today's college baseball,
38:37
Speaker 21: you can't coach birthdays, and you know that a lot
38:39
Speaker 21: of the older teams are the ones that seemed to
38:40
Speaker 21: be successful. So Ruger's had a great year for us,
38:43
Speaker 21: and he was excited to pitch. He created some traffic
38:47
Speaker 21: for himself. I thought they really battled and Limb had
38:49
Speaker 21: an awesome at bat there at one point in the game.
38:52
Speaker 21: Ruger doesn't really walk a lot of guys. I guess
38:53
Speaker 21: he only walked two, but there were a lot of
38:56
Speaker 21: deep counts and then we but we made some nice
38:58
Speaker 21: plays behind them. I think the double play on was
39:01
Speaker 21: that Brady Neil. I think the double play was big,
39:04
Speaker 21: and and then they were kind of swinging earlier in
39:07
Speaker 21: the account later in his appearance and helped him get
39:09
Speaker 21: through some innings.
39:12
Speaker 22: Android L College Baseball sign troll coach Zane Zane had
39:15
Speaker 22: some success against you guys last time the broadcast that
39:19
Speaker 22: they mentioned that he was tipping his pictures.
39:21
Speaker 11: Did you guys see that as well?
39:22
Speaker 21: Yeah, they asked me about that after, but we didn't
39:23
Speaker 21: have We didn't have anything on him at all, not
39:27
Speaker 21: that I tell you if we did, but but no,
39:31
Speaker 21: Zane's a good picture.
39:32
Speaker 1: Uh.
39:33
Speaker 21: You know, when I was my previous stop, we recruited him.
39:35
Speaker 21: He's from Texas. I know, he's got family connections to Alabama.
39:37
Speaker 21: So he's had assuming he signs, he's had an awesome career.
39:41
Speaker 21: He just he was pretty pretty unlucky early. You know,
39:44
Speaker 21: some of those balls that were hit they had a
39:46
Speaker 21: third basement in and hit one by him, and then
39:48
Speaker 21: a rod got one by the first basement, second and third.
39:50
Speaker 21: So sometimes rather be lucky than good. But today was
39:54
Speaker 21: our day. But he's a good pitcher.
39:58
Speaker 24: Danny Davis the Austin Americans, Jim. When it comes to
40:01
Speaker 24: a decision, a scoring decision like that triple slash single,
40:05
Speaker 24: is there politicking behind the scenes by your staff to
40:07
Speaker 24: get those changed and also to show over our thoughts
40:09
Speaker 24: on Adria Tonet.
40:10
Speaker 21: I mean, had it not been changed by the end
40:13
Speaker 21: of the game, yeah, I certain would have said something.
40:15
Speaker 21: I thought it was a clean triple. But I'm glad
40:17
Speaker 21: they made that change during the game. But no, I
40:19
Speaker 21: don't get in the middle of that unless unless, you know,
40:22
Speaker 21: unless Josh or somebody, you know, our media relations guy,
40:26
Speaker 21: maybe he did something.
40:27
Speaker 4: I haven't talked to anybody about that.
40:31
Speaker 13: Hey, Jim Cedra Golden Austin, American States.
40:34
Speaker 26: Those three guys that were just up, how do they
40:35
Speaker 26: epitomize the spirit of your team with what each of
40:38
Speaker 26: them has gone through in their time here.
40:41
Speaker 21: Well, I think the common theme among those three guys
40:44
Speaker 21: is they all wanted to be at Texas. They love
40:46
Speaker 21: being a Texas Longhorn.
40:47
Speaker 3: Uh.
40:48
Speaker 21: You know Mendoza, he wanted to be at Texas after
40:52
Speaker 21: as U Ruger, you know, utsa transfer, loves it, loves
40:56
Speaker 21: the school, loves the program, wanted to come back. And
41:00
Speaker 21: then of course Adrian, you know, he was committed to
41:03
Speaker 21: us at my previous institution, and as soon as we
41:05
Speaker 21: came over, he wanted to be with us. He wanted
41:07
Speaker 21: to be at Texas so I think that's the common theme.
41:10
Speaker 21: They're certainly tough kids and competitive and they love me
41:14
Speaker 21: and Longhorns.
41:19
Speaker 27: No, being a eleven point seven coach, you obviously have
41:21
Speaker 27: a very fun loving team and fun having team. The
41:24
Speaker 27: double celebration is certainly unique. And everybody that doug out's
41:27
Speaker 27: doing it along with the guy on base pass. Are
41:30
Speaker 27: you just hoping and praying that nobody's throwing their shoulder
41:33
Speaker 27: out of socket?
41:34
Speaker 13: Ear?
41:34
Speaker 21: Well apparently, but Mendoza did. But yeah, I don't get
41:39
Speaker 21: in the middle of that stuff. You know. I prefer
41:41
Speaker 21: to just play good, clean, professional baseball. But part of
41:43
Speaker 21: college baseball is enthusiasm, and I think as long as
41:47
Speaker 21: it's not directed to the other team, that's cool. But yeah,
41:50
Speaker 21: we want these guys have fun. A confident player that's
41:55
Speaker 21: playing with freedom and joy is a scary player, and
41:58
Speaker 21: that's the best version we can have right now.
42:03
Speaker 13: Jim very apparent.
42:06
Speaker 28: David Eckert when it's twenty four seven sports, I couldn't help,
42:10
Speaker 28: but notice all the three guys you brought have kind
42:12
Speaker 28: of I mean, they've been hurt at some point. You've
42:15
Speaker 28: kind of hinted at some other stuff. What element has
42:18
Speaker 28: toughness played in getting your team to where it is
42:20
Speaker 28: right now.
42:21
Speaker 21: Yeah, I mean, you got to give our training staff
42:23
Speaker 21: credit for sure, and strength conditioning and the kids themselves,
42:26
Speaker 21: and but yeah, tough. I think anybody that's plays this
42:29
Speaker 21: deep into a season, I mean, I don't know, you know,
42:32
Speaker 21: maybe George is perfectly healthy. I don't know, but most
42:36
Speaker 21: teams by by now, you're pretty banged up and everybody's
42:38
Speaker 21: dealing with something. The best you're ever going to feel
42:41
Speaker 21: is the first game of the season pretty much, and
42:42
Speaker 21: from that point forward most of the time it's downhill.
42:45
Speaker 21: But one saying we have in our program is if
42:48
Speaker 21: you have to feel good to play well, then you
42:50
Speaker 21: don't even play, because you know that's that's rarely going
42:54
Speaker 21: to happen. And so I'm really proud of our team
42:56
Speaker 21: for showing that grit.
43:00
Speaker 13: Yeah.
43:00
Speaker 29: Jim Kurk Bowls from Houston Chronicle. Was this exactly the
43:03
Speaker 29: kind of game you would have drawn up, you know,
43:06
Speaker 29: to help y'all get past Georgia and get your confidence going.
43:09
Speaker 29: And second, what the heck are you feeding a rod?
43:13
Speaker 13: Yeah?
43:14
Speaker 21: I don't, I don't. We've he just had the same
43:16
Speaker 21: breakfast I had this morning. But he's a Rod's a
43:20
Speaker 21: good player. I mean Arod would be a a Rod
43:23
Speaker 21: would be a mid three hundreds, I high three hundreds,
43:26
Speaker 21: double digit homer, fifteen homer player. He's a potential first rounder.
43:30
Speaker 21: He's a hopefully this summer we can get him fully healthy.
43:33
Speaker 21: But he's he's a great player. And then in terms
43:36
Speaker 21: of the type of game just to win, you know,
43:40
Speaker 21: I would have liked for Ruger to be a little
43:42
Speaker 21: more efficient, but you have to respect Alabama too, and
43:46
Speaker 21: so yeah, we'll take it. Use Luke or a Sam
43:51
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43:55
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43:57
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44:02
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44:05
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44:10
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44:16
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Speaker 30: The Houston Astros gave up five home runs to the
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Speaker 7: Last night, Oklahoma surprised Georgia four to three. They may
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Speaker 7: Sooners twice to get into the championship series. Let's hear
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Speaker 16: Yeah, I thought a really good ball game tonight. We
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Speaker 16: had some opportunities to you know, get back into the game.
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Speaker 16: We didn't. We didn't cash in on those. I thought,
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Speaker 16: you know, Caiden was was awesome tonight. We we had
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Speaker 16: a hiccup there in the first and you know, for
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Speaker 16: him to finish the game for us was massive, as
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Speaker 16: you know you look forward and saving your bullpen and
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Speaker 16: and yeah, so from that standpoint, I mean, we've got
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Speaker 16: to you know, we got to clean up a few things,
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Speaker 16: but we'll be we'll be back and ready to go
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Speaker 16: tomorrow night.
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Speaker 11: Open up the questions for the student athletes.
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Speaker 22: Android Dell College Baseball Central Caden Kenny. This is the
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Speaker 22: first time that this Georgia team is playing an elimination
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Speaker 22: game tomorrow. I'm playing with their backs against the wall.
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Speaker 22: What's the mindset going into tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's the same thing, it's the same process.
49:33
Speaker 3: It's the same mindset that we've had all season. I mean,
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Speaker 3: if we change something now, then that's when it's all.
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Speaker 11: Gonna go bad.
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Speaker 3: So we're gonna stick to our approach. We're gonna stick
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Speaker 3: to what we do. We're gonna stick to, you know,
49:44
Speaker 3: the courage that we have. I think this courage or
49:46
Speaker 3: this team has the most courage in the country. So
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Speaker 3: we're gonna come back strong.
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Speaker 32: Yeah, following up with Caden, the good thing about this
49:52
Speaker 32: series is we still get to compete tomorrow, So just
49:57
Speaker 32: stay loose, play how we w been playing, and yeah,
50:02
Speaker 32: just get after it.
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Speaker 3: I also, I also think that it's just another opportunity
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Speaker 3: to play with our brothers. You know, we have more
50:07
Speaker 3: games to play now with each other, so we're excited
50:10
Speaker 3: about it.
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Speaker 22: Colton Sully the Oklahoma and yeah, Kenny, you guys obviously
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Speaker 22: got a hold of some But what made Andrew Oklahoma
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Speaker 22: starter so effective today?
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Speaker 13: What makes him so hard to head against?
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Speaker 32: I thought he was placing the balls really well today.
50:24
Speaker 32: I think, Yeah, we did have eleven shreakouts as a team,
50:27
Speaker 32: so I think we got to I mean, yeah, make
50:30
Speaker 32: that a little bit less, but we're seeing them back good.
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Speaker 13: So just get after it. To my own, just play loose.
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Speaker 25: Mark Kurland, just baseball media, kave, you got a little
50:40
Speaker 25: roughed up there in the first inning. Not really all
50:42
Speaker 25: your fault there, But how did you settle back in
50:43
Speaker 25: and kind of go throughout the whole rest of the game.
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Speaker 13: I mean, not to sugarcoat it.
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Speaker 3: My stuff was really bad early on, Like it was
50:50
Speaker 3: simply put and I kind of knew that. I kind
50:54
Speaker 3: of realized that pretty early. And they didn't miss the
50:57
Speaker 3: pitches you know that I left in the heart of
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Speaker 3: the I just had to take a step back and
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Speaker 3: really just change my mindset. To be honest, it was
51:07
Speaker 3: a trying day on the mound, but sometimes those are.
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's just what you have to do sometimes,
51:13
Speaker 3: I mean, so, I mean I felt better as the
51:15
Speaker 3: game went on. I just had a stick to my
51:18
Speaker 3: approach and stick to my mindset and kind of realized
51:21
Speaker 3: where my stuff was, and I just had to elevate
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Speaker 3: my game towards the.
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Speaker 13: End of it.
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Speaker 11: Any more questions for the student athletes, I've just.
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Speaker 1: Gotten a World Baseball dot Com Kenny, you were one
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Speaker 1: for two against mere Curious. What did you see from him?
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Speaker 13: Is that the part of two for three?
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Speaker 32: Yeah, I mean, I'm seeing the ball pretty well overall,
51:44
Speaker 32: so I thought he was still doing a really good
51:46
Speaker 32: job placing his pitches on his basketball change up and
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Speaker 32: his slider. He struck me out once too. I thought
51:52
Speaker 32: that sider was place real. We will, but yeah, that's
51:56
Speaker 32: about it.
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Speaker 11: Take more more for the student athletes.
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Speaker 33: Can of You guys are an offense that thrives on
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Speaker 33: getting guys on and with power to even going back
52:05
Speaker 33: to yesterday or Saturday, it's been a challenge for you
52:08
Speaker 33: kind of how is that I figures handling that? And
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Speaker 33: how do you how you try to maybe change things
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Speaker 33: at tomorrow?
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Speaker 32: Yeah, I mean today, I'm sorry, can you repeat that again?
52:21
Speaker 13: I'm sorry so much?
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Speaker 33: Would you guys excel that his scoring by getting runners
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Speaker 33: on and you know pressure in the picture, you know,
52:28
Speaker 33: how do you how do you kind of get that
52:30
Speaker 33: back going in tomorrow?
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Speaker 32: Just getting our leadoff guy on every inning? I think
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Speaker 32: we got on base when I was two outs a
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Speaker 32: lot today, So just that.
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Speaker 11: Part, Kayden Kenny, appreciate your time, big thank you.
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Speaker 27: In the first inning, Kayden did labor a little bit
52:46
Speaker 27: and he got out of it and even he understand
52:50
Speaker 27: admitted that his stuff maybe wasn't the best night.
52:52
Speaker 11: What did you see out of your starter.
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Speaker 27: To allow him to continue working throughout the game. And
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Speaker 27: I mean he finished with eight innings completed here.
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Speaker 16: Yeah, well I disagree. I thought, you know, this stuff
53:03
Speaker 16: was just okay in the first two innings, and then
53:05
Speaker 16: I thought he settled in and we got the stuff
53:07
Speaker 16: that we've seen from Kane Aoki, you know, all year,
53:09
Speaker 16: and and I just allowed him to get some quick
53:12
Speaker 16: outs and roll over ground balls and you know, kept
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Speaker 16: his pitch count low enough that you know, when you're
53:18
Speaker 16: in those kind of games, you got to have that
53:20
Speaker 16: mindset of when when you're behind, you got to be
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Speaker 16: careful and you feel like, you know, you got to
53:25
Speaker 16: have him keep it there, to keep it within striking distance.
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Speaker 16: I felt like, you know, we obviously he did that.
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Speaker 16: We had some opportunities and just in cash youh.
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Speaker 7: Ter fit do you?
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Speaker 11: In baseball?
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Speaker 18: Coach?
53:38
Speaker 7: You know, mccuris was able to miss.
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Speaker 34: Quite a few bats with his fastball, which I don't
53:43
Speaker 34: know if you found that surprising, but what were you
53:47
Speaker 34: expecting to see from him? And I mean for freshmen
53:49
Speaker 34: to come in and do that against your offense feels
53:52
Speaker 34: pretty rare. What did you see there?
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Speaker 16: Yeah, you got tip your hat total skip after the game,
53:56
Speaker 16: you know, Xander, you know was impressive tonight and really
54:00
Speaker 16: dominated us with the fastball. I mean, we've got to
54:03
Speaker 16: be ready to hit the fastball, and we didn't. We
54:05
Speaker 16: didn't do a good job of that tonight, obviously, And
54:08
Speaker 16: then I thought, you know, I thought the command of
54:09
Speaker 16: the fastball with for him tonight was really good. He
54:12
Speaker 16: was able to run it in on us. I was
54:14
Speaker 16: able to elevate it at times, and then he stuck
54:16
Speaker 16: a couple down in the way. And when you when
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Speaker 16: you got a guy who's commanded his fastball to those
54:20
Speaker 16: three quadrants, you know, it does make it tough.
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Speaker 33: Ken Sigarrett the only atereral constitution. I think you've had
54:31
Speaker 33: six extra base hits two games, not probably what you're
54:35
Speaker 33: used to. Is that just the factor of just being
54:37
Speaker 33: in his place where everybody pitch as well, or do
54:39
Speaker 33: you feel like there's as you're saying, it's the fastball,
54:41
Speaker 33: we're getting guys on that that you feel like there's
54:43
Speaker 33: more things that you can control they're not.
54:45
Speaker 15: Well.
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Speaker 16: We faced the first team as all SEC guy game one,
54:50
Speaker 16: and then we faced a guy tonight who was executing
54:53
Speaker 16: his fastball. So you know, our game's hard. There is
54:58
Speaker 16: that saying that good pitching can stop good hitting. I
55:02
Speaker 16: mean we could talk about to see history of the
55:04
Speaker 16: game and history of time, and you know, tip your
55:07
Speaker 16: hat to Xander Tonight, Like I said, I mean through
55:10
Speaker 16: the ball exceptionally well executed it. When he needed some
55:13
Speaker 16: off speeds, he got it.
55:15
Speaker 27: And uh yeah, Noah be nickeleven point seven coach. That
55:23
Speaker 27: other lineup that you guys face the night has been
55:25
Speaker 27: extremely hot in the postseason. And I know you didn't
55:28
Speaker 27: face him throughout the regular season, but just on film,
55:32
Speaker 27: what are you seeing it out of that lineup that
55:34
Speaker 27: has made him you know, so complete top to bottom,
55:37
Speaker 27: and they ran a couple of balls out of here today.
55:41
Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean, I think it's any team in this tournament, right,
55:44
Speaker 16: I mean, you get down to the final eight and
55:46
Speaker 16: and you make mistakes in the middle of the plate
55:48
Speaker 16: and up you know, guys are gonna hit them. It
55:52
Speaker 16: doesn't matter who you're you know what team you're on, Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Uh,
55:59
Speaker 16: you know who whoever, It doesn't matter. And so they're
56:03
Speaker 16: doing a really good job of when they're getting the
56:05
Speaker 16: mistake up of getting off a good swing. And you know,
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Speaker 16: quite frankly, that was the difference in the game to.
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Speaker 11: I Graham Coffee Dog Central.
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Speaker 35: I know you guys haven't played in a elimination game
56:19
Speaker 35: this year, but if you were down seven oh in
56:21
Speaker 35: a super regional, you've seen a lot of adversity and
56:24
Speaker 35: come from behind. How can those experiences help you guys
56:28
Speaker 35: coming into the rest of the week here, Yeah, no.
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Speaker 16: I mean we're gonna get up. I mean, you know,
56:32
Speaker 16: I mean tomorrow we get another chance to play this game.
56:35
Speaker 16: It's nine innings, you know. It's when guys start to
56:39
Speaker 16: press that things go bad, and we're gonna come out
56:42
Speaker 16: and play our game. We're gonna, you know, try to
56:44
Speaker 16: do it at a slow pace, be ready to hit
56:47
Speaker 16: a little more than we were tonight. And uh yeah,
56:50
Speaker 16: but when I when I I mean there's no need
56:52
Speaker 16: to hype up elimination games or winter practice game. Like
56:57
Speaker 16: I said, I think that's when players get tight. We're
56:59
Speaker 16: gonna go out and play Georgia Bulldog baseball the way
57:02
Speaker 16: we've been doing it all year, and hopefully we'll play
57:05
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Speaker 7: Tomorrow. It's Wes Johnson, the Georgia coach. Georgia and Texas
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57:38
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