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October 23, 2025 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 4: We have a full show today.
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Speaker 1: You'll just have to judge how good it is, but
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Speaker 1: I think it's decent. We're going to hear from SEC
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Speaker 1: analyst gene Chiswick, the former football coach, with Darry Noka
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Speaker 1: breaking down an m L squ We're going to hear
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Speaker 1: from the Great Lane Kiffin as he heads to Soonerville
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Speaker 1: on Saturday. We have a high school report. We're going
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Speaker 1: to hear from defensive back Dalton Brooks. We have got
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Speaker 1: our Clark Eisenhower Outdoor Edition with some frankly amazing stories
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Speaker 1: that you're going to want to stay tuned for. We're
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Speaker 1: going to revisit a bone fishing trip in Belize, and
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Speaker 1: we're also going to revisit the new speckled trout regulations.
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Speaker 4: About a year and a.
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Speaker 1: Half since, there is a huge betting scandal brewing in
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Speaker 1: the NBA and beyond and Trailblazers coach Chauncey Billups in Miami,
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Speaker 1: Heat guard Terry Rozier were arrested early this morning as
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Speaker 1: part of investigations related to illegal gambling Rosier at a
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Speaker 1: hotel in Orlando. The Heat lost their season opener last night.
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Speaker 1: He did not play. Rosier's attorney had told ESPN his
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Speaker 1: client met with the NBA and the FBI multiple times
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Speaker 1: several years ago. Billips case is very interesting. It involves poker,
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Speaker 1: it involves the mob. There are names that are going
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Speaker 1: to be coming out, including former Houston Cougar Damon Jones,
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Speaker 1: retired eleven year veteran who was part of this illegal
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Speaker 1: gambling case, one of six individuals accused of turning professional
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Speaker 1: basketball into a criminal criminal gambling operation using it inside information.
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Speaker 1: The SEC has done something today I didn't think they
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Speaker 1: would ever do and announce it publicly. They have permanently
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Speaker 1: suspended veteran official Ken Williamson from officiating conference games following
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Speaker 1: a review that upheld nine of eleven complaints against his
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Speaker 1: crew in the Auburn Georgia game, where Georgia won amid
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Speaker 1: controversial calls like a denied touchdown on a fumble recovery
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Speaker 1: an uncharged time out. The decision, prompted by complaints from
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Speaker 1: Auburn Athletics director John Cohen, underscores rare accountability in SEC officiating.
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Speaker 1: Williamson's pass role came up in the CFP semifinal. Fans
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Speaker 1: from Auburn, Georgia, Ohio State have all reacted strongly on
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Speaker 1: social media, underlying frustrations with his integrity and competency. Again,
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Speaker 1: I never thought I'd see the day in this league
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Speaker 1: that the league would be accountable and hold an officialble
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Speaker 1: accountable for horrible officiating. I hope this is not the
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Speaker 1: end of this SEC sack leader cashus Howe has been
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Speaker 1: added to the Chuck Bednerik Watch List. Hal ranks sixth
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Speaker 1: nationally was seven and a half sacks. According to Pro
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Speaker 1: Football Focus, he leads all SEC players with a ninety
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Speaker 1: one and a half pass rush grade, thirty two quarterback pressures,
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Speaker 1: and a twenty six percent win rate versus blocking on
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Speaker 1: pass rush snaps. The bed Nerik has been presented to
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Speaker 1: the College Defensive Player of the Year since nineteen ninety four.
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Speaker 1: That win won the award in nineteen ninety eight. College
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Speaker 1: Football Tonight, in case you need a fix to get
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Speaker 1: ready for the weekend, South Alabama in the Sun Belt
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Speaker 1: against Georgia State in the Sun Belt. That game will
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Speaker 1: be on the Deuce. The Toronto Blue Jays have announced
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Speaker 1: that rookie Trey yes Savage will start Game one of
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Speaker 1: the World Series tomorrow night against the Dodgers Blake Shell.
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Speaker 1: A decision on activating shortstop bo Bashett has yet to
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Speaker 1: be named. He has a sprain left knee that has
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Speaker 1: sidelined him for a month and a half. Yes Savage
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Speaker 1: made his major league debut September fifteenth. We'll be making
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Speaker 1: his fourth postseason start. Game two. Starter will be among
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Speaker 1: Kevin Gossman, Max Scherzer, and Shane Bieber. The Dodgers announced
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Speaker 1: that Snell would start game one and Yamamoto game two.
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Speaker 1: I just want to see Max Scherzer man. I want
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Speaker 1: to see Mad Max snorting on the mound.
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Speaker 4: I don't care for how long. I hope he starts, because.
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Speaker 1: The last time he did that was a great story
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Speaker 1: of him just screaming at the manager before the manager
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Speaker 1: even got to the mound to take Mad Max out
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Speaker 1: of the game, and he goes, there is no way.
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Speaker 4: You're taking me out of this game. Now, we love
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Speaker 4: it some mad macks.
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Speaker 1: Mark Wegner will be the World Series umpire crew chief
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Speaker 1: for the first time, joining Jordan Baker, Adam Hamari, Adrian Johnson,
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Speaker 1: Will Little, Alan Porter, and John Tom Payne as the
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Speaker 1: crew for the World Series. Wegner, fifty three year old
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Speaker 1: who's been umpiring since nineteen ninety eight, worked the series
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Speaker 1: in thirteen and seventeen. He was behind the plate for
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Speaker 1: the Astros Game seven win against the Dodgers. Porter is
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Speaker 1: working his third World Series, Baker his second World Series.
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Speaker 4: Will Little will.
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Speaker 1: Be behind the plate for the opener tomorrow, and Ken Anderson,
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Speaker 1: one of nineteen offensive players and thirty four overall that
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Speaker 1: are nominated by the Senior Committee for the Pro Football
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Speaker 1: Hall of Fame. Roman Gabrill is on that list. Chuck
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Speaker 1: Foreman is on that list. Chuck Foreman needs to be
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Speaker 1: in the Hall of Fame. Harold Jackson is on that list.
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Speaker 1: In my opinion, he should be in the Hall of Fame,
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Speaker 1: but not before. Otis Taylor of the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Speaker 1: I can't believe Otis Taylor is not in the Hall
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Speaker 1: of Fame. We've had this discussion every time these lists
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Speaker 1: come out. Else Greenwood is on the list, Jim Marshall
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Speaker 1: is on the list, Leroy Jordan is on the list.
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Speaker 1: Tommy Nobis is still not in the Pro Football Hall
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Speaker 1: of Fame. The Pro Football Hall of Fame will never
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Speaker 1: have any credibility until Tommy Nobus is in the Pro.
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Speaker 4: Football Hall of Fame.
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Speaker 2: It is.
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Speaker 1: Just unthinkable, it's inexcusable. Had Tommy Nobus played anywhere but
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Speaker 1: the Atlanta Falcons, he would have been in the Hall
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Speaker 1: of Fame thirty years ago. My opinions are my own,
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Speaker 1: but they are correct. Ninety nine point nine percent of
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Speaker 1: the time. We're gonna take a break, We're gonna come back.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna hear from Gene Chiswick on the game Saturday night.
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Speaker 6: Ryan Preeze is on. And if you're not a playoff
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Speaker 6: driver and you're racing amongst playoff drivers, what's the etiquette
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Speaker 6: when it comes to your own teammates? Can you just
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Speaker 6: pull over and help them win?
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Speaker 7: If I'm leading a race, am I gonna pull over?
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Speaker 7: I don't think you can do that, So you know
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Speaker 7: there there's definitely a lot, a lot to it. I
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Speaker 7: definitely you know, I didn't make the system. You know
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Speaker 7: there's thirty what is there? So thirty six twenty eight,
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Speaker 7: there's twenty eight other drivers out there that are that
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Speaker 7: are still trying to win or do the right things
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Speaker 7: by their teams. So is it is it unfortunate that
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Speaker 7: you know, those guys that do or die have to
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Speaker 7: go up against you know, people that aren't technically in
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Speaker 7: the playoffs or but it's it would do your team
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Speaker 7: an injustice if you just kind of wrote around saying, well,
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Speaker 7: I'm just gonna ride eighth, ninth, tenth or second or
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Speaker 7: whatever it may be. You know, I think at that point,
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Speaker 7: if you're you know, if you're second or.
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Speaker 2: Third, and you know whoever.
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Speaker 8: It is runs you down, you don't.
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Speaker 9: You don't have to.
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Speaker 7: That's where you just kind of use use your mind,
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Speaker 1: Thanks for being with us here on this Thursday afternoon.
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Speaker 1: I will remind you that tomorrow on the program, Caleb
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Speaker 1: and Ryan will be here. I will have my regular
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Speaker 1: Friday interviews with Kirk Bowles of the Houston Chronicle Tony
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Speaker 1: Catalina of the Austin American Statesman. That Tomorrow Monday, we'll
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Speaker 1: have the writers roundtable and postgame from Baton Rouge. Tuesday,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to visit with Paul Myers. His brother is
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Speaker 1: biography of John Candy and it is terrific. It's bittersweet
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Speaker 4: So we got that going on for us, which is nice. Okay.
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Speaker 4: So we took a little bit from the SEC.
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Speaker 1: Network with dary Noka and Gene Chiswick, the former Auburn coach.
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Speaker 1: And this is Chiswick, one of obviously the studio analysts
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Speaker 1: and he is going to talk about the game on
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Speaker 1: Saturday in Baton Rouge.
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Speaker 18: As a head coach, what are some things that you
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Speaker 18: have to take into account during the week of preparation
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Speaker 18: that might prepare you for water weeks.
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Speaker 19: Well, I think everybody realizes that.
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Speaker 20: You know, when your offense travels on the road place
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Speaker 20: like Death Valley, you have to put all the speakers out,
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Speaker 20: all the noise. You got to match and practice what
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Speaker 20: you're gonna have in the game, right, so you do
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Speaker 20: all the noise meters.
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Speaker 19: And things of that nature.
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Speaker 20: You have to do that, Darry We used to have
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Speaker 20: things called silent Sundays and whisper Wednesdays. Right, That means
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Speaker 20: you can't say anything. Everything has to be done with
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Speaker 20: hand signals, literally, because when you're sitting there and you're
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Speaker 20: an offense going into Death Valley, your quarterback and receiver
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Speaker 20: they have to be on the same page. Your offensive
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Speaker 20: line they have to be on the same page because
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Speaker 20: the center's trying to figure out who to block, and
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Speaker 20: he's telling everybody who to block, and the other guys
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Speaker 20: right now we are trying to figure out what the
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Speaker 20: snap count is. So there's a lot of communication issues.
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Speaker 20: But it has to happen in practice on during the week.
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Speaker 18: You were kind of making the analogy that defense. You've
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Speaker 18: got to really practice the same thing for your home
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Speaker 18: games because at Jordan Hare when you were coaching there,
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Speaker 18: for instance, it was so loud when the other.
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Speaker 19: Team had the ball your defense could.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, it's incredible.
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Speaker 20: People don't really think about that dark because they always
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Speaker 20: think about the offense. They're the ones that you know
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Speaker 20: have the penalties because they can't hear. But defensively, you
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Speaker 20: have the same issues. You want a coverage bust, you
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Speaker 20: want to give up big plays. Yeah, don't communicate right
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Speaker 20: or correctly. So what happens when you're playing a home
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Speaker 20: game and you're at Texas A and M or Auburn
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Speaker 20: or Alabama you have to work those same things with
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Speaker 20: your defense because you know what your crowd's going to
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Speaker 20: be like when the opposite offense is only you.
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Speaker 18: Start looking at that game in the matchup, is it
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Speaker 18: almost like good on good, bad on bad? Like LSU's
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Speaker 18: offense can't get going, but A and M's defense wasn't
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Speaker 18: exactly lighten it up in Faddeville the other day.
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Speaker 20: Yeah, I think Texas A and M has found that
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Speaker 20: they got a little bit exposed. Right now, you can
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Speaker 20: go back to the two really good offenses that they've
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Speaker 20: played against Notre Dame early in the year and then
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Speaker 20: Saturday against Arkansas. Darry Now think about this coach's worst
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Speaker 20: nightmares to get up on Sunday as a defensive guy
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Speaker 20: and you've given.
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Speaker 19: Up a lot of explosive plays.
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Speaker 20: You know what, a lot of explosive plays are somewhere
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Speaker 20: around ten or eleven. They had nineteen oh ninth Arkansas.
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Speaker 19: I had nineteen.
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Speaker 20: Explosive plays against this defense.
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Speaker 4: So you go back and look what happened.
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Speaker 19: It was runfit issues.
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Speaker 20: Linebacker's in the wrong gap, defensive line guys weren't playing
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Speaker 20: great gap control. There was open field tackling, spatial issues
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Speaker 20: with the defense. And then when you go to pass coverage,
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Speaker 20: played a lot of zone coverage, but one guy's chasing
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Speaker 20: a route and sure enough another receiver comes. They dumped
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Speaker 20: the ball in there. There was holes in the defense.
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Speaker 20: Nineteen explosive plays. They've got to get that fix. If
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Speaker 20: you want to be in a championship conversation, you've got
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Speaker 20: to be able to play consistently great defense. They're still
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Speaker 20: getting sacks and they're still productive, but Arkansas exposed them
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Speaker 20: and they became inconsistent again, much like the explosive plays
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Speaker 20: they gave up against Notre Dame earlier in the year.
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Speaker 1: All Right, that's gene Chiswick. By the way, Just a
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Speaker 1: little stat for you, Brian Kelly is twenty and one
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Speaker 1: at night games and Death Valley. Okay, Now, they have
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Speaker 1: not been world beaters under Brian Kelly, but they haven't
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Speaker 1: been what I would call mediocre either.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 1: As a rule, they're twenty and one in night game.
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Speaker 1: So that's a little more history to overcome. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: hear from Lane Kiffin in just a minute. I just
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Speaker 1: had to throw this at I went and watched a
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Speaker 1: little of the scrimmage a little bucky Ball last night.
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Speaker 1: It's a little hard to tell because they were without
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Speaker 1: their two best players, Mackenzie mcbacco, the kid from Indiana
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Speaker 1: the transfer, and also Pop Isaacs were held out. Baco
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Speaker 1: be a while before getting back. I was surprised that
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Speaker 1: Pop Isaacs did not play in the scrimmage last night,
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Speaker 1: So a little bit hard to tell. Marcus Hill, I
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Speaker 1: really liked Ryland Griffin, who I knew could play. I
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Speaker 1: really liked a lot of work to do, you know,
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Speaker 1: a lot of chaos. The emphasis is just keep moving
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Speaker 1: and so that's what it's going to be. But be
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Speaker 1: interesting to see how it all comes together. Interesting to
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Speaker 1: see how it all comes together. Okay, as I said,
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Speaker 1: the fighting Lane Kiffins probably playing for their playoff lives Saturday.
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Speaker 1: I'm still trying to figure out why they're five and
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Speaker 1: a half point underdogs against what I still think is
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Speaker 1: a not very good Oklahoma team. This is Lane Kiffin
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Speaker 1: from his local news conference earlier this week.
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Speaker 19: For this morning.
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Speaker 21: Onto an extremely challenging opponent, another really hard road game.
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Speaker 21: So you know, glad we had one, you know, to
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Speaker 21: prepare us for that, what it's like to play in
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Speaker 21: a really loud environment, and so hopefully.
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Speaker 19: That'll help us as we go into this one.
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Speaker 21: These guys got a phenomenal quarterback that can do everything.
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Speaker 21: This probably I don't know this, but it feels like
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Speaker 21: looking at it, probably statistically the best defense we've ever
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Speaker 21: played here. You know, basically hardly anybody's done anything against them.
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Speaker 21: I think they've given up six, five or six touchdowns
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Speaker 21: all year long. I think two in the first half
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Speaker 21: of games, which is just you know, incredible numbers and
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Speaker 21: Brinston do an awesome job whenever he's led the defense,
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Speaker 21: I think every year, but when they've had top ten finishes,
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Speaker 21: which is you know, just just a phenomenal job of
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Speaker 21: how hard he gets them to play. They've got great
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Speaker 21: players now that he's had a couple of years to
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Speaker 21: get these guys in there and get them trained and coached,
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Speaker 21: and they're playing not as well, they're playing better than
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Speaker 21: any defense in the country, and it basically shut everybody.
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Speaker 19: Down and phenomenal.
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Speaker 21: I mean, they got games, you know, as you guys
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Speaker 21: know TV copies player, I'm walking by their last week's
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Speaker 21: game South Carolina, and South Carolina is oh of ten
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Speaker 21: on third downs, you know, at the point of the game.
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Speaker 21: So they've they've done an amazing job, and he just
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Speaker 21: somehow gets the information to the guys and they do
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Speaker 21: a great job of playing plays. You know, they just
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Speaker 21: do things that are very abnormal when they see plays
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Speaker 21: that they think are coming and go to take away
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Speaker 21: and go to pick them off. And so this would
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Speaker 21: be a really great test for us. And obviously we
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Speaker 21: need to get back on track defensively after last week.
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Speaker 21: So we've looked at a lot of different things with
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Speaker 21: that to try to fix that up.
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Speaker 22: He'll lead to that second straight road game, just having
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Speaker 22: to be able to go back and review and look
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Speaker 22: how you feel Trinidad did in that environment, knowing he's
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Speaker 22: got another one coming up here Saturday.
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Speaker 19: Yeah, I talked to Trinidad.
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Speaker 21: Really I felt like, you know, it would be like
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Speaker 21: a baseball pitcher, you know, maybe to go and play
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Speaker 21: and playing at Finway or something, you know, really hard
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Speaker 21: place to play against the you know, great defensive coach
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Speaker 21: team and Kirby and Schumann that have shut down a
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Speaker 21: lot of quarterbacks and a lot of bad quarterback ratings.
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Speaker 21: And I felt like pretty much probably pitched six seven
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Speaker 21: innings of almost no hit ball, you know, certainly shut
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Speaker 21: out ball. If you were putting in a baseball pitching
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Speaker 21: analogy and then didn't finish it off, you know there
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Speaker 21: at the end, last couple of drives and Hattie, it
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Speaker 21: would have been a historical, historical game, you know, to
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Speaker 21: continue at the rate he was playing at or pitching
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Speaker 21: in this analogy, it would have been been amazing to do.
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Speaker 19: But we didn't finish it off offensively.
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Speaker 21: And it's too bad because those were six seven really
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Speaker 21: phenomenal innings that he pitched if you put it in
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Speaker 21: that perspective, in a very hard place to place to play.
23:29
Speaker 23: You mentioned Oklahoma's quarterback Owago also a new offensive coordinator
23:32
Speaker 23: this year.
23:33
Speaker 7: Just how different do they look offensively this year than
23:35
Speaker 7: a year ago?
23:36
Speaker 21: Yeah, I mean night and day. Very different, and this
23:39
Speaker 21: guy's done a great job. Presents a lot of problems.
23:43
Speaker 21: Runs the quarterback plus one runs moves them around, and
23:48
Speaker 21: then they've got a background together which obviously helps too.
23:52
Speaker 21: So this is a really big challenge they do. They
23:56
Speaker 21: do a great job. You know, they've always had this defense,
23:59
Speaker 21: really got this defense fixed, you know, the last couple
24:02
Speaker 21: of years, and now they got their offense fixed. And
24:04
Speaker 21: now you got a top ten, top ten team.
24:10
Speaker 19: Like they have.
24:11
Speaker 21: You know what you're supposed to have at Oklahoma.
24:13
Speaker 24: In reference of fixing their defenses, seems like dipped on
24:17
Speaker 24: the defensive line.
24:18
Speaker 19: They rotate like eight or nine guys throughout the game.
24:21
Speaker 21: Yeah, they're coached really well. They have some backups come
24:23
Speaker 21: in and they look similar. How fast they get off
24:28
Speaker 21: on the ball. And you know, they got really good
24:32
Speaker 21: players that are coached really well. That's a really good
24:34
Speaker 21: combination in a very aggressive, almost like defensive mindset. I
24:40
Speaker 21: feel like he plays kind of like a lot of offense,
24:45
Speaker 21: or some offenses play sometimes where it's like when he
24:48
Speaker 21: has them and he has them down, he doesn't get conservative.
24:50
Speaker 21: It's like he's going to really try to like keep going.
24:53
Speaker 21: And it's why you see some of these games where
24:55
Speaker 21: it's just, you know, the offensive numbers are so far
24:58
Speaker 21: down here because.
24:59
Speaker 19: He just never lets up.
25:00
Speaker 21: And I think that that's not necessarily always how defensive
25:05
Speaker 21: coaches call it. I think that's maybe a little more
25:07
Speaker 21: some offensive coaches do that. So I think he's taking
25:10
Speaker 21: that mindset and he really knocks people out.
25:15
Speaker 25: I just wonder if you could elaborate on what it
25:17
Speaker 25: is that you think they're able to do to sort
25:19
Speaker 25: of know what's coming sometimes that other teams don't seem
25:23
Speaker 25: to be able to do well.
25:25
Speaker 21: I think that's two part. I think one, it's phenomenal prep.
25:30
Speaker 21: You know, a film study of signals. I mean not
25:35
Speaker 21: as I just tell you how it is. I think
25:36
Speaker 21: they do a great job of that. So if you
25:39
Speaker 21: study people really well, you know, and then you have
25:41
Speaker 21: enough confidence as a coach to go after those that
25:44
Speaker 21: seems what he does and seems like, you know, they've
25:48
Speaker 21: got a really good beat on the plays that are
25:51
Speaker 21: coming when they're called, and they do a great job
25:54
Speaker 21: of going and taking those away. When you look at
25:57
Speaker 21: the Auburn game, I mean, I told you after the
26:00
Speaker 21: game watching it, I mean, you might want to switch
26:03
Speaker 21: his signals. Like it looks like they have the plays.
26:05
Speaker 21: The mental safety is running down to steel slants, which
26:09
Speaker 21: is very abnormal.
26:12
Speaker 19: You may have just answered my next question, but do
26:13
Speaker 19: you get with that in mind?
26:15
Speaker 25: Do you have to shake everything up from a signal
26:17
Speaker 25: standpoint this week or do you do that every week?
26:19
Speaker 19: Anyway? Now we're going to keep our same signals.
26:23
Speaker 25: I mean, I guess I was wondering do you do
26:25
Speaker 25: do that every week? Or is that is that something
26:27
Speaker 25: that that you have to specifically address because of who
26:31
Speaker 25: you're playing.
26:31
Speaker 21: Yeah, that's a really good question, and competitively, I can't
26:35
Speaker 21: answer that for you. Off season seminar on that for you,
26:42
Speaker 21: teach you how that works.
26:44
Speaker 23: Key one is coming off his third multi touchdown game
26:46
Speaker 23: of the year. How helpful has it been to have
26:49
Speaker 23: him in the backfield to be able to balance out
26:51
Speaker 23: your offense?
26:53
Speaker 19: Yeah?
26:53
Speaker 21: Key one has done an amazing job. You know, I
26:57
Speaker 21: always look at things, not like, oh, how well did
26:59
Speaker 21: you do? And sit on that, and I always look
27:02
Speaker 21: at things say, okay, how could we have done something differently?
27:05
Speaker 21: You know, and I kind of wish he would have
27:06
Speaker 21: got him the ball there in the fourth quarter, you know,
27:09
Speaker 21: as they were driving a lot. But at the same
27:11
Speaker 21: time too, in my opinion, you move versus Georgia through throwing,
27:16
Speaker 21: especially their defense this year, and it's a lot harder
27:19
Speaker 21: to run against them. Is why you saw a pass
27:21
Speaker 21: heavy game or quarterback run game. So and it worked
27:24
Speaker 21: five series of five touchdowns, so it's kind of hard to.
27:27
Speaker 19: Go away from that.
27:28
Speaker 21: But looking back obviously, when you know we missed some
27:31
Speaker 21: of the throws, said man, I wish we kind would
27:34
Speaker 21: have give it to him, But.
27:36
Speaker 19: He's done a great job.
27:38
Speaker 23: And how big is that in road games, especially in
27:40
Speaker 23: a stadium like that, to be able to establish a
27:42
Speaker 23: ground game.
27:43
Speaker 21: Yeah, I think it's just it's just such a different feeling,
27:47
Speaker 21: you know, when you know, you know, you go to
27:51
Speaker 21: Georgia and play that defense in that environment and there's
27:55
Speaker 21: no turnovers, no sacks and no tackles for loss. Probably
28:00
Speaker 21: tell you who'd have won, and probably won by a
28:02
Speaker 21: couple of scores, but Key One think because we we
28:05
Speaker 21: don't block them perfect every time, you know, and Georgia
28:07
Speaker 21: had some good, good plays and players make plays and
28:09
Speaker 21: Key one would still you know, make a yard or
28:12
Speaker 21: two off of a negative run. So that that that
28:15
Speaker 21: really is a really good feeling always to have, especially
28:18
Speaker 21: on the road.
28:20
Speaker 22: How have you seen the guys today kind of bounce back,
28:23
Speaker 22: kind of flush Saturday.
28:26
Speaker 19: I mean, we worked on that.
28:27
Speaker 21: It wasn't a real you know, feel good meeting team
28:33
Speaker 21: meeting this morning, you know in some places to really
28:37
Speaker 21: point out where it.
28:38
Speaker 19: Didn't feel like that that should be the effort that
28:43
Speaker 19: was given.
28:45
Speaker 21: In any game, let alone when you're in that spot,
28:47
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28:49
Speaker 21: get up two scores and late and a third and
28:52
Speaker 21: to have that opportunity to remember that forever, you know,
28:55
Speaker 21: that we let that slip away. So I think that
28:57
Speaker 21: that meeting went well and I think that they'll be
29:02
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Speaker 29: Doomas Demon's Ashley Adaberry.
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Speaker 28: How you doing, Yeah, how are you doing?
32:02
Speaker 29: Very good?
32:02
Speaker 28: Thank you so much for asking.
32:04
Speaker 29: This year at this time, you're essentially in the same
32:06
Speaker 29: spot that you were this time last year in district.
32:08
Speaker 29: What are you anticipating for the rest of the season
32:10
Speaker 29: and what have you learned from last season that you
32:12
Speaker 29: hope to implement in these final games.
32:15
Speaker 11: You know, last year we didn't necessarily control our own
32:21
Speaker 11: own destiny. We had to have some help from some
32:23
Speaker 11: other teams to be able to still advance and make
32:27
Speaker 11: the playoffs. This year, all we need is one win
32:32
Speaker 11: or a loss from a purfort And so this year
32:36
Speaker 11: we've really been focusing on on us and doing things
32:40
Speaker 11: our way and controlling our own destiny and not waiting
32:45
Speaker 11: on somebody else to try to help us out in
32:47
Speaker 11: the end. And that's kind of what we've been focusing
32:50
Speaker 11: on the second half of district, knowing kind of how
32:53
Speaker 11: things are shaking out, and just really going back to
32:58
Speaker 11: our basics and doing us and whatever that means on
33:01
Speaker 11: and off the court.
33:04
Speaker 29: And how is your team's identity different this year from
33:06
Speaker 29: last year's, whether it be like culture style of play.
33:11
Speaker 11: So culturally, our girls are a whole lot more bonded.
33:14
Speaker 11: I think this year we don't have quite as big
33:17
Speaker 11: of a gap with our classes. Last year, our girls
33:21
Speaker 11: got along really really well, but there was you could
33:25
Speaker 11: kind of see some divide within the senior class and
33:27
Speaker 11: then the junior class, and then the sophomore class, and
33:29
Speaker 11: then the couple of freshmen that I had. And this
33:33
Speaker 11: year those groups are very well intermixed. Are our seniors.
33:39
Speaker 11: They're hanging out with the freshmen, and freshmen with juniors,
33:42
Speaker 11: and juniors with sophomores, and and they all get along
33:45
Speaker 11: really really well outside of the court, and that only
33:49
Speaker 11: makes it that much easier on the court when things
33:52
Speaker 11: don't go go our way, things aren't going our way.
33:57
Speaker 11: Us getting along on the court and off the court
33:59
Speaker 11: makes it easy. Are in tough situations to fight for
34:03
Speaker 11: your sister that's next to you. And so that's something
34:05
Speaker 11: that we really worked on, is is fighting for the
34:08
Speaker 11: person next to you, and playing for more than just yourself,
34:15
Speaker 11: and playing for everybody around you, and and doing whatever
34:18
Speaker 11: it takes so the person next to you look good,
34:21
Speaker 11: looks good than person next to you succeeds and not
34:24
Speaker 11: worrying about your accolades In the end, Yeah.
34:28
Speaker 28: Who graduated last year?
34:30
Speaker 29: That left big shoes to fill and how is your
34:32
Speaker 29: current roster stept up to fill those shoes.
34:36
Speaker 11: We lost a big middle blocker last year, Riley Shacker.
34:40
Speaker 11: She was a beast across the court, across the net
34:43
Speaker 11: offensively and defensively. She was a very quick, active player.
34:48
Speaker 11: We also lost an outside hitter, Kennedy Clemens. She found
34:53
Speaker 11: ways to score in big moments, finding ways no matter
34:56
Speaker 11: what it took to put the ball away. She was
34:59
Speaker 11: a very smart player for us. And we lost a
35:03
Speaker 11: senior libero, Hannah Hernandez, who is just We called her
35:09
Speaker 11: our tiny but mighty little kid in the back row,
35:12
Speaker 11: finding ways to get the ball up, sacrificing her body
35:15
Speaker 11: every single day till all the ball his balls hit
35:18
Speaker 11: the floor. And so this year we really looked for
35:21
Speaker 11: kids to fill those spots. I've had two freshmen middles
35:26
Speaker 11: step up and fill those two fill two middle roles
35:30
Speaker 11: that you don't see happen very often. You don't typically
35:33
Speaker 11: see freshmen being in those big time roles. And in
35:39
Speaker 11: my two middles, my two freshmen have stepped up and
35:43
Speaker 11: they've done a tremendous job for us, not only offensively
35:47
Speaker 11: but defensively, being big at the net, blocking ball, flowing
35:51
Speaker 11: things down, and then finding ways to score in a
35:55
Speaker 11: district that has big middles on every team, and so
36:00
Speaker 11: for that to come from two freshmen has been huge.
36:03
Speaker 11: I've had a junior ds step up and fill the
36:08
Speaker 11: roles of being a Lavero. She's done things that we
36:12
Speaker 11: haven't seen in Doomas High School in several years as
36:16
Speaker 11: far as pushing for balls, keeping things off the floor,
36:19
Speaker 11: being a leader in the back row. And so those
36:25
Speaker 11: three components have been huge for us this year after
36:29
Speaker 11: losing two really big offensive threats, losing Riley in the middle,
36:34
Speaker 11: losing Hannah in the back row, and I've been really
36:37
Speaker 11: really proud of my girls for stepping up and filling
36:41
Speaker 11: those big shoes and almost making it seem like we
36:44
Speaker 11: didn't lose anybody.
36:46
Speaker 28: That's awesome. And which team so far have you found
36:50
Speaker 28: your team struggled the most against and what do you
36:52
Speaker 28: think challenged your team in those matchups?
36:56
Speaker 11: I'd probably say Kenyon West Plains or Kenyon Randall. Kenyon
37:03
Speaker 11: West plays, They've got triggers all across the net. You know,
37:07
Speaker 11: they've got six offensive threats who are very smart at
37:13
Speaker 11: the net, and then not only with their offensive that
37:16
Speaker 11: they put up the big block all the time. You know,
37:19
Speaker 11: I think West Points is a very well rounded team.
37:23
Speaker 11: They keep you on your toes defensively, they serve at
37:28
Speaker 11: you aggressively to try to keep you out of system.
37:31
Speaker 11: So they've been for one of our bigger, bigger games,
37:35
Speaker 11: and then I think our next one would be probably
37:37
Speaker 11: Kenyon Randalls. They've got a junior middle who I don't
37:43
Speaker 11: know what her vertical is, but it's got to be
37:45
Speaker 11: something crazy there. There was points in multiple games in
37:50
Speaker 11: both both games at Randall and at Dumas where we
37:54
Speaker 11: could not get the ball up and over her. No
37:58
Speaker 11: matter what we took. It seemed like the ball was
38:01
Speaker 11: sixing to touch the ceiling and the next thing we know,
38:05
Speaker 11: she's up there putting hands on it, swing it back
38:07
Speaker 11: in our face. And so those have been two things
38:10
Speaker 11: that we've kind of really struggled with, is just getting
38:12
Speaker 11: by big, big middles that put up a big block
38:16
Speaker 11: and are a big offensive threat for us.
38:20
Speaker 29: This year, you have a matchup against Pampa this Friday.
38:24
Speaker 29: What are you expecting out of them and how do
38:26
Speaker 29: you think your teams will clash.
38:29
Speaker 11: Pampa's kind of become a big rivalry game for us.
38:32
Speaker 11: They've our season's kind of rested with them the last
38:35
Speaker 11: couple of seasons, with them being our last district matchup.
38:41
Speaker 11: Pampa's a very scrappy team. They throw things act you
38:44
Speaker 11: that you don't typically see day in and day out.
38:48
Speaker 11: They run a different type offense as far as as
38:52
Speaker 11: non traditional innocent kids don't just play. You don't have
38:58
Speaker 11: two outsides and two middles and two right sides. A
39:02
Speaker 11: kid may play outside one rotation, middle the next, and
39:06
Speaker 11: then right the next rotation, And so that kind of
39:09
Speaker 11: makes it a little bit trickier for us defensively at
39:13
Speaker 11: the net in a sense, because you're instead of trying
39:16
Speaker 11: to watch your hitter, you're trying to figure out who
39:19
Speaker 11: your hitter is, And so it's a little bit trickier,
39:22
Speaker 11: but a little bit easier in a sense.
39:25
Speaker 30: I wholeheartedly believe that.
39:27
Speaker 11: If my girls will go in to Saturday's game with
39:33
Speaker 11: a belief that we can, because we can we have before,
39:38
Speaker 11: but also knowing that Pampa's not gonna roll over and die.
39:41
Speaker 11: They're not gonna just give us the win just for
39:44
Speaker 11: the heck of it. You know, they still want to
39:45
Speaker 11: finish out their season on a high note. If we'll
39:48
Speaker 11: go in and play our game and be us and
39:51
Speaker 11: control what we can control, we shouldn't have much of
39:56
Speaker 11: an issue as long as we will do us. I'm
39:58
Speaker 11: not saying it's not gonna be a typewall game. Tampa's
40:01
Speaker 11: gonna score, We're gonna make mistakes. But if we'll just
40:04
Speaker 11: capitalize on the things that we know how to do
40:07
Speaker 11: and and be us, it shouldn't be shouldn't be too
40:11
Speaker 11: much to worry about, right.
40:13
Speaker 29: I want to shift to your coaches perspective real quick
40:15
Speaker 29: and talk about a few things. One of the most
40:18
Speaker 29: more pertinent things, what do you think about the removal
40:21
Speaker 29: of or the alteration of the double contact fault. I
40:24
Speaker 29: know you used to be a setter for New Mexico
40:27
Speaker 29: Military Institute.
40:30
Speaker 11: Yes, so, I don't know. I go back and forth.
40:37
Speaker 11: Being a setter at at NAMI and my coach was
40:40
Speaker 11: an All American setter. I learned a lot about setting
40:44
Speaker 11: and the finesse and the skill that it takes to
40:47
Speaker 11: be a setter. And so the setter side of me
40:52
Speaker 11: is almost frustrated with with that role getting taken out.
40:58
Speaker 11: I think it takes away from the skill and the
41:04
Speaker 11: the I don't know to think of that word, but
41:06
Speaker 11: the skill and the craft to being a better and
41:09
Speaker 11: learning and doing your job correctly. On the flip side of.
41:16
Speaker 31: It, being a coach and being.
41:18
Speaker 11: A teammate, you're kind of like, hey, it doesn't matter.
41:21
Speaker 11: As long as we keep.
41:22
Speaker 30: It on our side, we can double. It's not maybe
41:25
Speaker 30: that big of a deal.
41:27
Speaker 11: So it's kind of a double edged sword. I guess
41:30
Speaker 11: it's frustrating also as a coach and a player because
41:35
Speaker 11: it's a judgment call.
41:36
Speaker 30: There's not really the ball doesn't light up one way
41:42
Speaker 30: or the other if it's a double or not a double,
41:44
Speaker 30: and so.
41:47
Speaker 11: Some officials don't know that. In my personal opinion, they
41:51
Speaker 11: don't understand the ruling of a double. Somethink that just
41:56
Speaker 11: because it comes out spinning it's an automatic ye. Well,
42:00
Speaker 11: and that's not the case, and so it's kind of
42:03
Speaker 11: frustrating on on both sides of it.
42:06
Speaker 30: I guess per sake, it does speed the game up
42:09
Speaker 30: a whole lot more, and it allows them for more
42:14
Speaker 30: things to happen, longer rallies, more crazy rallies to.
42:18
Speaker 11: Happen, and not get caught up on an official's.
42:22
Speaker 1: Judgment call.
42:25
Speaker 29: And just in general, how do you use a coach
42:27
Speaker 29: respond to the evolution of the game, Like, how are
42:29
Speaker 29: you pushing your team alongside that evolution and continuing to learn.
42:34
Speaker 11: We watch ourselves in practice, we watch film. As a coach,
42:40
Speaker 11: I am still in contact with my college coach almost
42:43
Speaker 11: every single day, talking to her about things that she
42:47
Speaker 11: may see at the college level and how she's what
42:51
Speaker 11: she does to change that. So then I can kind
42:53
Speaker 11: of hopefully try to head that off before it gets
42:56
Speaker 11: to us. All kinds of I mean, you see all
43:01
Speaker 11: kinds of things on social media, learning and just constantly
43:06
Speaker 11: trying to find ways to learn the game. And we
43:10
Speaker 11: be a learner because you can never stop learning. You
43:12
Speaker 11: can never know too much about the game of volleyball.
43:16
Speaker 29: Absolutely, last question for you here, what do you want
43:20
Speaker 29: for your program looking forward to the next three to
43:22
Speaker 29: five years and how do you define success on and
43:24
Speaker 29: off the court.
43:28
Speaker 11: Looking forward? You know, we always want to be in
43:30
Speaker 11: the playoffs. We want to end up being a team
43:33
Speaker 11: that makes long runs regional finals, state semi final, state
43:38
Speaker 11: finals and put Dumas back on the match for demon
43:43
Speaker 11: at volleyball and people know, oh, that's dumas like they're
43:46
Speaker 11: doing good at volleyball. Not something that we always want
43:51
Speaker 11: in the back of your mind. You always want to
43:53
Speaker 11: say that success comes from wins and losses, and in
43:57
Speaker 11: a sense, it does. That's what the outside world sees,
44:00
Speaker 11: that's what people who aren't in the daily grind of
44:05
Speaker 11: being a coach and being in this shrealm means. But
44:09
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Speaker 30: Who goes to work.
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Speaker 11: And so I think that in the end, at the
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Speaker 11: and your number of wins and all the things. I
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Speaker 31: And so between that and the relationships that we build,
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Speaker 11: They see us at different games and they run up
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Speaker 11: be their coach inno sense, but get to start to
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Speaker 30: With kids that you've you've put lots.
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Speaker 11: And lots of time and effort into and just let
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Speaker 30: That we hope to build is probably.
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Speaker 11: One of the funnest parts. And what I think is
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Speaker 11: half the wins and.
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Speaker 28: Losses beautifully put. Thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 11: Absolutely thank you for having me.
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Speaker 1: All Right, we heard Gene Chiswick earlier from the SEC
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Speaker 1: Network breaking down the game Saturday night. Now we are
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Speaker 1: going to hear from A and M defensive back Dalton
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Speaker 1: Brooks when.
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Speaker 37: Coach said, hey, we're not even going to have a
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Speaker 37: defensive players of the of the week or anything like that.
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Speaker 38: That, uh, you know, it wasn't a bad reaction by
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Speaker 38: anybody on the team. You know, we knew what we did, like,
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Speaker 38: we knew how the game went. Wasn't our best game,
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Speaker 38: So nobody was really overwhelmed anything like that. We knew
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Speaker 38: what we had to get done and we didn't complete
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Speaker 38: that job fully.
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Speaker 37: What do y'all have to do moving forward to be
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Speaker 37: the kind of defensive y'all want to be in candy.
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Speaker 38: Continue to communicate at a high level.
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Speaker 19: That's really what it takes.
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Speaker 38: As long as we communicate at a high level and
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Speaker 38: really bond together as one as a defense, I think
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Speaker 38: we'll be fine.
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Speaker 37: You were really productive in that game. Do you feel
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Speaker 37: like you played as well as your statistics indicate that
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Speaker 37: you did.
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Speaker 31: Uh?
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Speaker 38: You know, you always feel like you played well, and
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Speaker 38: you always want to feel like you play well. So
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Speaker 38: I will say I played well, I would say, but
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Speaker 38: not I wouldn't say to the team standard.
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Speaker 8: You know, we didn't get it really.
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Speaker 38: Done on defense, So I would say I played an
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Speaker 38: okay game.
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Speaker 8: How would you How.
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Speaker 9: Would you say your season?
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Speaker 8: Did? You? Was gone?
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Speaker 2: Is just the way that or some of the things.
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Speaker 8: That you've done well this season?
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Speaker 19: Uh?
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Speaker 38: My season, I mean my season hasn't. I wouldn't say
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Speaker 38: it's been a bad season, but it hasn't been a
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Speaker 38: great season either. But you know, it's kind of still
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Speaker 38: in the middle. So it could go from here.
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Speaker 9: But jall, God said that he talk to you guys
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Speaker 9: yesterday and kind of gave a tough message to the defense.
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Speaker 28: What was kind of said in.
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Speaker 38: That and how well it was kind of kind of
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Speaker 38: a real message. You know, he just kind of kept
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Speaker 38: it real with us, like we didn't have the game
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Speaker 38: that we you know, we should have had.
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Speaker 19: But it is what it is.
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Speaker 38: You know, he gave us a real message, something that
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Speaker 38: we needed to hear, not what we wanted to hear.
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Speaker 1: You know how many he talks about, you know, games,
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Speaker 1: I feel you guys already have tough practices.
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Speaker 4: But did they crank up that all after a performance
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Speaker 4: like that?
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Speaker 38: Is that kind of you know, we stayed the same,
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Speaker 38: So it's the same practice, you know, it's the practice.
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Speaker 38: Isn't what makes you know what I'm saying makes the game,
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Speaker 38: But we do, we do try to crank it up
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Speaker 38: in practice. You know, that's the natural human reaction. You know,
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Speaker 38: you have a bad game, you crank it up in practice.
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Speaker 38: So it's been pretty crank crunked up in practice this week.
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Speaker 37: When you consider your again, your personal performance this year,
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Speaker 37: what do you feel like you're doing doing really well?
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Speaker 37: And are there any things that you can look at say, okay,
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Speaker 37: this is what I want to get better.
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Speaker 12: Uh.
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Speaker 38: For me, I want to grow as a communicator, you know,
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Speaker 38: I want to be more of a leader on the defense,
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Speaker 38: you know, make more of a stand when all eleven
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Speaker 38: is out there, everybody, he's looking at me. I'm the safety.
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Speaker 38: I gotta make big decisions for the defense. So I
55:03
Speaker 38: wanna be able to do that with more confidence.
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Speaker 14: From a defensive spent at stand point.
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Speaker 19: That's the biggest difference you're preparing for.
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Speaker 33: Taylor Green deep heard the quarter passal like hearing those money.
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Speaker 38: Uh you know, I mean he Taylor Green, He's a
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Speaker 38: He's a runner and that's myer. He's more of a
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Speaker 38: a a smarter quarterback. He could read the defense more
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Speaker 38: things like that. And he's a good quarterback. So if
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Speaker 38: if you give him the look, he'll take the He'll
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Speaker 38: take the easy shots every day.
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Speaker 8: It's all good. More heated. It is the utual when
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Speaker 8: you just talk to you guys.
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Speaker 38: Uh, you know he I wouldn't say he's w he
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Speaker 38: was more heated, but he was level. You know, he
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Speaker 38: kept it real with us. It wasn't him going over
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Speaker 38: the top of He was just giving us a real message.
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Speaker 22: How correctible do you think the the state shall have?
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Speaker 9: More?
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Speaker 8: Like?
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Speaker 19: How easy do you think he'll beat it?
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Speaker 38: The commn m Oh, very easy?
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Speaker 25: You know it was it was on us.
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Speaker 8: It wasn't.
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Speaker 4: It wasn't.
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Speaker 38: Uh, it wasn't anybody like in particular, none of that.
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Speaker 38: It was just the whole defense as a whole.
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Speaker 8: You know.
55:49
Speaker 38: So we come together. We talk about it as a
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Speaker 38: defense as players, we talk about it as coaches and players,
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Speaker 38: and you know, we fix it.
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Speaker 28: Other been on your what's it like going against nasal?
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Speaker 8: Nothing over? And uh, howse you developed?
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Speaker 38: Oh I'd love to see Ashton develop. You know I
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Speaker 38: was here when he first got here and to see
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56:06
Speaker 38: It's great to guard him because you get real game speed.
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Speaker 37: You know, Taylor Green was really successful. I guess spinning
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Speaker 37: away from the from the rush. But why was it
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Speaker 37: he able to get away from you on that last set?
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Speaker 38: You know, that's what that's what we talked about all
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Speaker 38: we You know, he doesn't spin out, so we talked
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Speaker 38: And you know, you just got to go on as
56:30
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56:31
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