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Bothell Football Coaches Show Ep 9 · Bothell Football Coaches Show

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Greetings and welcome to episode at nine of the Baffel Football Coaches Show. I'm
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your host of Ryland Spencer, and along with me, I was always the
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we get talking about last week's program, Coach, let's talk a little bit
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about some of the alumni athletes we saw over the weekend a couple of real
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big days. We'll start with Leon Johnson, the third class of twenty nineteen,
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finished with five catches for one hundred and forty nine yards, helping Oklahoma
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State to a forty five thirteen win over the University of Cincinnati. In the
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process, he also earned Big twelve a Newcomer of the Week award. In
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case people don't know Leon's story a little bit, he actually went Division three
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George Fox in Oregon after BOFEL, but last season had an unbelievable year fifty
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five catches, one hundred and fifty six yards and fourteen touchdowns before using some
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of the new transfer rules and moving up to Oklahoma State. You know that
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didn't really happen very much in the past, but did not. And then
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Christian Galvin class of twenty twenty right behind him, twenty five carries, one
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hundred and fifteen yards and a touchdown, helping Drake University to a thirty three
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to seven win over Stetson. Galvin started at the University of Washington and is
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now at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. Coach, it's got to
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be a little rewarding, obviously, we know how do I say this.
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We know where some of the guys are that maybe aren't playing football, and
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we know the reward that we're getting out of that. But to see these
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guys doing it on such a big stage now in college football has got to
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be really cool to see. Yeah, I don't know if rewarding is the
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word for me. Pride, right, I'm so proud of these guys.
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And and you know, you know, these two kids in particular, were
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my son's age, and so I watched them in youth league all the way
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up and and through their junior high years and high school years and got to
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coach them and hang out with them every day during football season, watch their
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their their efforts in the weight room and and their commitment to their you know,
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to their craft if you will, and and and becoming better on a
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daily basis. And to see it, it's rewarding for them, right.
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They They've put in the grind, they put in the time. They both
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started at different colleges. They're in places now where they're they're continuing their success.
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And you know, ironically, I was at Passion Tequila having dinner with
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my family and Eric, our son, grabbed the remote and and we were
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watching the second half of the Oklahoma State game while Leon was making catches and
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things like that. So that was certainly fun. It's very prideful for me
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as a coach, and I know that that the coaches who were part of
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his growth, and same with Christian Galvin, are just so proud of of
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those kids. And and man, it's uh, it's it's like we still
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get to coach him from afar. They're still part of our program and and
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and like I said, just so proud of them. There was one catch
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specifically he had where kind of went up and out jumped a couple of guys,
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and it took me back to I remember a play that he had in
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high school against Skyline where he did basically the exact same thing. And as
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soon as I saw it, I went, yep, seen that before.
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You've seen that before out of Leon. Yeah, you know, so it's
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definitely cool and Leon, you know, you know, his brother played here
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after him, Christian I believe, had an older brother, Yes, and
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a sister, but yes, the brother played as well. And great athletic
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families and and you know, great kids and and uh, hard work and
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fun to see that. You know, those types of kids continue their their
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growth outside of high school. Yeah, and I'll tell you what, Leon,
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with his size and his ability, getting to do it on a national
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stage now is something that could take him some places after college. So we'll
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see what happens there. You know, really getting his first action this year
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too, so it was it was really cool to see and then taking advantage
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of a situation. When you got those opportunities, man, you have to
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do something with it, and that's what he did. So it's really cool
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to see that out of Leon and out of Christian there at the collegiate level.
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And there's other guys. I mean, we know Trent Sukit's out there
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at is it Dakota Westland? Yes, yes, you know he's out there
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doing things, and you know, it's it's really cool to see Walker Harden.
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I saw he was on the he was on the old instagram from U
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and l V the Luca Beans Cheeks was on the instagram looking like he was,
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I don't know, going to go tackle somebody during warm ups. I
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don't know what he was doing there, but talk about laser focus. That
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guy was locked in during warm ups. It was pretty cool to see.
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So definitely cool to see the alumni, you know, doing things on Saturdays.
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Jacob Sermon too, Yeah, Jacob Sermon at Northern Colorado. Yeah,
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I mean there's you know, one of these days, I'm gonna have to
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get around to putting an actual list together and you know, doing a better
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job on the website. You know. That's Yeah. I think it'd be
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fun for our kids that play now, but also the fans of the program
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who have been watched in this throughout the years, and so a good idea.
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Yeah, that's something I probably should have done weeks ago. But we'll
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get on it here. Let's talk about the about the pro the program over
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the last week one and two. We'll start with the freshman team. Last
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Wednesday, freshman Coog's improved to eight and oh on the season with a twenty
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seven seven win on the Plateau against East Lake. Did you get a report
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from coach Lago? I went home and watched it. It was on the
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NFHS live stream, and so it was delay. I mean it wasn't delay.
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They couldn't get the first half, but came on with about fifteen seconds
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to go at a half. I watched the second half, and you know
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it was it was already I think it was twenty to seven at halftime,
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and you know, I got the report that we'd scored on like the fourth
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or fifth play on a little hitch and go and and so, uh,
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you know, it was fun to watch. Is is just effort. You
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seeing the kids hustling around. They look like they're having fun playing with each
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other on film, and that's that's good to see. And yeah, they're
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they're they're continuing to win. And that's there's so much importance in winning mentally.
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People don't understand this. Uh. Success uh at the at the freshman
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level is so important because it's a thing where it's not a it's not a
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cocky thing, but when you walk onto a field and you normally win,
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it's almost as if you just know it's gonna happen. And again, it's
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not a cocky thing. It's it's just the mental side of it where if
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something goes bad early, if if it doesn't look great early, it's okay
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because we always win. You know. It's kind of that type of never
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never give up mentality, always work knowing that in the end it should work
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out well. And certainly we're getting that with our freshman team. And I'm
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excited about that. Yeah, and it's not like eight to o came easy
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to these guys either. I mean there's and I guess I should say gals,
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because Malia is out there doing every thing at safety, which is really
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fun to watch it. You know, it hasn't exactly come easy. I
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mean they've had some tough games. They've had to come back in some games.
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You know, they played a Skyline team that we think had some sophomores
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and maybe even a junior or two on it and battled them right down to
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the end. So it's not like they've just walked over everybody. They fought
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through some adversity throughout the throughout the season. And you know, on Monday
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night, I was watching them practice just a little bit and coach will go,
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They're going through team and at one point he goes, you know what,
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everybody to the sideline and started making them run sprits because he wasn't happy
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with the way it was going, so, you know, demanding and seeing
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the way those kids respond though, because they ran the sprints. Then they
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got into a little team huddle. He let him know what his expectations were.
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The rest of practice. They went out there. I'll tell you what,
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it looked pretty good the rest of the way, So very encouraging out
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of the freshman program. Monday night, JV finished its season with a twenty
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one to zhering loss out mount Sigh. Maybe not the way you wanted to
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finish, I would say, but there was a lot of encouraging things from
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the GV team this season. Yeah, you know, and that game was
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a better football game than the score might indicate. I was talking a little
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bit with Coach Munson and some of the coaches on the on the way back
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on the phone, and they were encouraged with our effort and very proud of
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our kids for the effort. I think we went on and opening ninety two
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yard drive, but it needed to be ninety three as we got stuffed on
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the one on fourth down, but and then couldn't had opportunities later, couldn't
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capitalize on them. And you know, played a very tough and physical Mount
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Side team and team that ran the ball well, and so a lot of
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kids playing, and you know, finishing up the season with great effort is
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something we're always proud of. And so yeah, we would like the results
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to be different, obviously, but you know, the main thing is you
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give everything you got to the end and whatever happens happens. And if you
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can do that more times than night, you'll be satisfied with the outcome.
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Let's talk varsity game thirty to eighteen long against Mount Si, which locks Bothel
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into the fifth position in the Kingco Tournament, but six get into the playoffs.
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So uh, still some football left to play here? Uh, first
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off Senior night. You know, it's always good to see the athletes,
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the student trainers, the cheerleaders. I thought halftime the band was getting recognized
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for their hard work. Yeah, I mean that's what it's all about.
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Right. You get a lot of people that come to football games. And
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and I don't know if there's an event in a school district that that has
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more people that come out to observe a group of your student athletes than the
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game of football. And and and what a great time too, you know,
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to honor the seniors in in the band, in the cheer and in
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a football program and in all sports you know, really and and so it
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is a fun it's a fun time. It's a uh it's a time where
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you know, you you kind of sit back and you go, wow,
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that kid's already been here four years and now they're leaving. I mean it's
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a reminder of how quickly time flies as well. But yeah, always fun
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to recognize student athletes. I believe Thursday night was senior night for the volleyball
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program. I saw some of the football players in the stands and out there
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supporting. So it's always good to see, you know, the other programs
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within the within the school getting senior nights also and you know, people coming
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out to support them. It's always a good thing. I completely agree as
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far as the game goes, you know, I think both teams had quite
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a few turnovers, you know, but there were some critical turnovers on our
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side as far as you know, red zone turnovers that you know, you
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really can't have. You got to be able to get at least some points
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out of drives, especially when you have good drives and you get down inside
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the red zone. And yeah, I mean turnovers something that you know creeps
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up every now and then, and those are things in the game of football
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you just really cannot have. Well, you know, we have two turnovers
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in the game, as all they have four or five. You know,
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we both had to pick six, so you can kind of nullify those if
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you want, but you know, I don't want to take anything away from
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Mountside. They physically we were better. They they they have a back that
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and sometimes we'd bottle him up and knock him down. And sometimes we'd bottle
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him up and he would break three or four or five tackles and and turn
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it into a long run. And and then sometimes he got through and big
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holes and and broke a tackler two and was gone. And so really outstanding
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football player, physical upfront, more so than our O line and D line.
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You know, on that night, for sure, Uh they they they
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flew to the ball. We flew to the ball. They they made plays
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and we didn't always make plays, especially on the offensive side. So you
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know something we're continually battling with uh and and we're you know, it's been
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a focus of ours and in third down efficiency and making plays when you have
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to make plays, throwing the ball to the right guy on time, making
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the catch, run the route appropriately with you know, he feed in the
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ground, staying on a block, breaking one tackle. You know, those
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are the things right now we're we're not doing in the last three weeks.
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And and uh you know, a lot of the credit goes to the other
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team. We've played Wood and Villain, East Lake and Mount and that's a
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gauntlet of a three game stretch. And you know, those are good football
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teams with great kids and great coaches and and so uh. You know,
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but but we've got to be better too, and you know that's going to
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be our focus this week. We're going to continue to u again, make
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our weaknesses stronger and and uh and try to focus on, you know,
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what we can do to have more success. And it's something you and I
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have talked about on the podcast before. The the thought that King KO just
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top to bottom is tough. I mean it's really really tough. And you
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know, I think that's something that really does prepare you for the playoffs.
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You know, we've seen it over the years, coach. How many times
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have we seen uh, you know in the old draw system where you know,
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the King KO five or the King actually sometimes the KINGO five and the
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King KO six would go on the road and play league champions from other leagues
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and get wins. So you know, it's it's one of those things the
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committees, the people around the state, they know that a team with you
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know, three losses in Kinko. Is still a team with three wins in
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Kinko, absolutely, so for sure, something that we maybe haven't had a
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ton of recently. I felt like, you know, we just had some
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untimely penalties this week, penalties that you know, obviously you don't you would
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like to finish every game with no penalties. That's not exactly realistic at times,
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but you know, it felt like maybe some of them were a little
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a little heavier, harder than a normal penalty would be. Yeah, you
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know, we have a really unfortunate play early and uh, you know we're
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gonna we're gonna sack the queue and we defend the boundary really well. On
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a play they were going to throw a quick screen to and uh, the
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quarterback holds the ball and holds the ball and he doesn't really have another way
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to go with it, and Kyle ortches a great job of coming off the
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backside edge and sacking him. And you know, the curse of the instant
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replay in high school football, or the sideline, it's not instant replay,
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it's a sideline, you know replay system where we can look at film is
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the fact that we see when when a when there's egregious errors made and officiating,
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and you know, the official thought he saw something that didn't happen.
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There wasn't a face mask, and we get a face mask penal. Instead
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of a third and eighteen, they get a first and ten, and you
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know, they end up scoring on that drive, and we're sitting there left
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frustrated with the fact that you know, who knows what happens on third and
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eighteen, But statistically speaking, you normally make stops there and and so anyway,
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again, an official never cost you a game. He never wins you
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a game. So it wasn't the officiating. It comes back to what we're
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doing. But you know, there were a couple of calls that that you
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know, leave you scratching your head. But there's more calls that are right
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on and that we need to fix and we need to overcome and we need
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to be more disciplined on and and you know, we need to do a
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better job with and so you know, that's again where our focus needs to
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be. And and you know, I don't know that we're explosive enough offensively
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to make mistakes and overcome them. So what our key has to be is
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is is playing perfect football with with pre snap and post play. So you
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know those are mental part. You don't have to be strong or fast or
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anything to do well mentally. And we've got to overcome some of that.
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We've got to, you know, I don't I won't say play perfectly,
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but we certainly have committed enough issues on our So I'm trying to say this
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politely. We are we are shooting ourselves in the foot too many times when
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we're not good enough to overcome that. But we are good enough to be
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good if we don't make it hard on ourselves. And so that's what we're
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trying to do, is not make it so hard. I mean, we
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have enough time in trouble with the guys we're playing against. We don't need
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to you know, inflict our own our own pain. Yeah, And I
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think what you're saying there is is pre snap, post snap. It's not
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your opponent didn't have to do anything to you on that. Like if you
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get a holding call on your offensive line, that might have just been a
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great play by the d ND and your you know, guard or whoever couldn't
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couldn't get there. Whereas pre snap, post snap, that's you know,
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in Tennessee it would be called an unforced air, right, yeah, you
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know, so you know, cleaning that up is always something you strive to
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do. And hey, if you come out with zero pre snap and post
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snap penalties, then you're probably feeling maybe a little better about your penalty situation
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on the night. Let's talk about other games around kin Ko other scores.
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I should say Eastlake defeated North Creek twenty four to fourteen, Skyline top Woodenville
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ten to three, and is a quad goes out of conference, and they
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beat Cascade of Everett thirty five twenty And this is something we've talked about before,
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coach, is a quad team that we thought was getting better and absolutely
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getting better. They did not win a king Ko game, but they did
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not lose a non conference game, so that shows a little something. Absolutely,
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there's growth. You don't you don't. You don't need to look at
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scores to see the growth in their program. You just need to watch their
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film and they they're they're continually playing at a higher level as a team,
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and they're coached well. They run to the football, they play hard,
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and they're they're they're getting better and you know they're going to be a team
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to reckon with As we move forward mentioned earlier, six teams out of Kinko
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into the round of thirty two. Friday night, we'll see Woodinville travel to
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Federal Way Memorial Stadium to take on Decatur. Mount Sie will host Glacier Peak.
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We hit the road for Emerald Ridge. On Saturday. East Lake will
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host Kentwood, Skyline hosts PU wall Up, and North Creek will travel to
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take on Kennedy Catholic coach. Let's take a look a little bit at Emerald
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Ridge. Here, same week, ten opponents, last year, same location,
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same head coach. You know a lot of the same players, you
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know, but high school football does have a lot of turnover every year,
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so you kind of go into games, you know, Okay, we know
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who some of the key players were last year one, are they playing again?
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Are they at that school? Who are some of the guys you know?
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Did they have anybody transfer in? There's all kinds of stuff. So
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in terms of familiarity with an opponent you saw almost exactly one year ago,
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I got to think there's some things that you can look forward. Oh yeah,
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yeah. Starts with their quarterback. I mean, you know, I
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don't know who the best quarterback in the state is But I can tell you
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that on film, I have not seen a better quarterback. He is outstanding.
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He was last year. He's got a quick release, he's uh he's
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very heady. He uh already knows kind of where he's going, but he
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can he can quickly see a change in coverage and and adjust his feed and
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and that ball comes out quick. He's accurate, he's athletic. His dad's
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a head coach. I mean, you know, uh, in coaching my
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sons, you could you could sit at home and talk football through dinner and
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watching film together and all that and and and usually quarterbacks of of uh of
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of dads who coach uh know a lot of football before they can even get
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into junior high. So uh you can certainly see that in him. But
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it doesn't stop there. They have a talented receiving corps. They got to
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transfer running back from Lincoln who's a very physical kid and and has had a
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lot of success at Lincoln before going there. They they got another receiver from
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uh he said, Catholic. I think Kennedy Catholic, thank you. Uh.
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They they got to move in from Texas or California or something too they
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got athlete at a kid. So it's fun to it's fun to watch them
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and see them. It's you know, uh, we we didn't we didn't
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perform well last year and certainly not in that game. And and so it's
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it's kind of fun to be able to go back and and maybe you know,
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uh, you know, prove to ourselves that were a better football team
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than we were last time at this year and and uh and you know,
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and and go out there and and and give it our best shot and do
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the things we know we can do. Yeah, and it's been this is
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maybe the team outside of Bothel that I know better than anybody. I've seen
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these kids playing seven on seven since about third grade, it feels like.
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And they were playing as I think they were called like the South Hill Jaguarres
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initially and then they became the South Sound Storm. So they knew what they
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had early on. And they've done a tremendous job of playing seven on seven
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and doing all these off season events. And you mentioned the quarterback Jake Scockeld
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before your starter head coach's son. You said you had two sons come through
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the program, both quarterbacks. Uh, So I think you can relate a
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little bit to his dad, Adam in you mentioned sitting down and talking football
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at the dinner table and stuff, and uh, maybe just briefly give everybody
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kind of what what's it like coaching your son when he is at what people
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say he is the most important position, being a quarterback. I can tell
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you without even talking to the coach, I know he's having the time of
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his life. I mean, when you're when your kids are are the ones
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you're you know, you spend so much time away from your family as a
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coach, and especially during the football season, and when your family's on the
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field with you, Uh, there's nothing better than that. And and the
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ability to to know that kid, you know, because you've raised him your
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whole life, and know you know his emotional strengths and weaknesses, and his
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physical attributes and and and his mental side and his preparation and all that is.
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It's just so fun. It's it's the greatest thing. And and I
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know he's enjoying that right now, and and I certainly know I did,
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and and nothing better. Was there ever a time? I just have to
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ask one question, Was there ever a time in a game maybe Eric throws
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a pick or something happens where you just said, you know what, he's
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gonna go over to the bench, he's gonna do his thing over there.
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I'm gonna stay away from him for a minute. And because because you know
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him so well, was there a time where you did something like that.
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No, but there was a funny story. We're playing Camus and I don't
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know if I should even tell this, it might not be politically correct.
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But he comes week ten, Yes, yes, he comes Week ten game.
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And we had run a fourth and one play earlier in the game around
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midfield and we'd got into a double tight and we kind of tried to say,
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okay, we'll match our strength and your strength, and we ran an
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ISO play to Christian Galvin who broke one tackle in gain eighteen yards. And
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the next time we had that same thing, we window dressed it a little
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differently, but we went back to the same play and we got stuff from
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minus one and Eric, my son, comes over to me the OC and
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he said, who called that play? Did you call that play? And
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I said, I said yes I did, And he said did you see
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many people are in the box and and I I said something that I won't
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repeat here. I told him to get away from me. And and what
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the funny part was he walks and goes winds to another coach who's got a
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headset on and I can hear the same thing. I can. I can
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hear him saying the same thing, Mike. Now, I did not go
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up to him and say, son, let's talk about the tooth interceptions you
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threw earlier. And and you know when you threw it right at the mic?
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Did you see the mic? Son? Did you see him when you
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threw it to him? Uh? Anyway? Because I called that plea too,
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and and somebody else was open. Yeah. Yeah, So so you
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know that that's the that's the fun part of it though too. It's it's
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uh, you know, that's just it. I'm sure that that that this
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kid is competitive as his dad, and and that's what you need. You
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want a competitor at that position. And it a kid who who wants to
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win so badly and wants to move the chains and get the ball down the
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field and get the ball in the end zone. And and uh, you
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know, I would tell you that that that's a that's a really special time
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and in in a coach's life. If you get that opportunity. Yeah,
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I can tell you this having seen those guys on the sideline. Yeah,
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competitors, that's what they are over there. And I'm sure, I'm sure
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they butt heads here and there, but I also know that they have a
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lot of fun. They win a lot of games, and you know,
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they have done some tremendous things with a program that you know, hasn't had
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a ton of winning in it over the years. I think they've won maybe
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one league championship in you know, school history, and then the last couple
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of years have obviously had a lot of success. So it's been pretty cool
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to see, all right, coach. Well, yeah, Friday night,
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seven pm down there at Sparks Stadium. We'll see you. Thanks. Later
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today, the freshman team will host Mount Zi. That game is set for
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seven pm kickoff here at Bothel High School. Mission is free and the concession
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stand will be open, so come support the freshman Coug's in their final game
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of the twenty twenty three season. As mentioned earlier, varsity hits the road
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for a Round of thirty two playoff game against Emerald Ridge. The game is
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Friday night at Sparks Stadium and pall up. Kickoff set for seven pm.
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We would love to see all the Cougar supporters out there at Sparks Stadium.
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of the Baffel Football Coaches Show with head coach Tom Bainter. We'll talk to
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you next week and go Ko