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00:01:54.239Alright, the Chad Brothers at a Floaterville Weiss High School.
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00:01:55.840Let's talk about it.
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00:02:38.240It used to be just one high school, but they have been over the last 20-25 years, and multiple high schools have been constructed.
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00:02:43.120Weiss High School being one of the newer high schools on the scene.
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00:02:51.840How can I say this?
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00:02:58.159A very prolific offense, and they are definitely loaded with talent.
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00:02:59.919Two of which are brothers.
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00:03:06.080The younger brother, a quarterback, he seems to have been the starting quarterback for almost a decade.
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00:03:11.039And the older Chad, he just catches a lot of balls.
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00:03:15.360He's just a part of that very, very high-scoring offense.
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00:03:23.120Dallas and Jackson Chad are two key components to the Weiss Wolves' recent success.
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00:03:32.479Last year they had a deep run in the postseason, but this year they have their eyes set on one goal and one goal only.
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00:03:39.840And that's to play at Jerry World in the state championship game for Class A, 5A Division I.
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00:03:42.080Let's bring in the Shads.
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00:04:07.360I love how you you've got the wife swag even at your house.
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00:04:08.879Is that is that at home?
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00:04:10.319Oh, 100%, man.
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00:04:11.439I mean, it's not at home.
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00:04:14.800This is at the school, but it's everywhere.
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00:04:23.600Well, you you really followed you guys since I I guess the last two or three years.
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00:04:29.279And you know, one thing that I first have to give appreciation to your dad, David.
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00:04:35.279He and I have uh communicated over the last week or so and thank him for helping me set this up.
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00:04:41.920Of course, one person we'll get to here shortly uh also uh coordinated this as well.
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00:04:49.279But as we all know, with 99% of us, our lives begin and end with our families.
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00:04:51.759And I want to call this the shad collage.
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00:04:56.160You gotta put the focal point, the most important, in the middle.
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00:05:02.959Uh, there you guys are from left to right, and you know, dad and mom, dad on the right, mom in the middle.
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00:05:05.920And there's some action shots of you guys together.
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00:05:10.399Uh, first, I gotta let you guys tell me, start with Dallas and Jackson.
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00:05:12.079This family right here.
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00:05:17.519I mean, I'm not gonna say it's a dream situation, but you guys are very close-knit.
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00:05:25.600Tell me what it's like, and and and where did all you guys, the unity of the family and and the encouragement for your football career?
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00:05:26.959When did all that begin?
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00:05:32.639I'll say I'll say since a young age.
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00:05:37.360Um, always been a big fan of the Cowboys, and uh big our family's been surrounded by football.
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00:05:42.319And I'm saying as we got older, realize what what this be uh this could become.
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00:05:49.759Yeah, for me, it's just it's honestly a blessing on how close we are.
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00:05:59.279Me and Dallas, even in age, and mom and dad having a great relationship, and you know, raising us in a home that we felt safe and secure in, and being able to do what we love.
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00:06:02.720I mean, playing football together since we were a young age, throwing the football in the backyard.
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00:06:06.240I mean, everything that is built up to this was really meant to be.
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00:06:10.480And I I truly believe that the sky is the ceiling for us and up above.
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00:06:13.920So I'm I'm just excited for what God has planned for us.
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00:06:16.000You know, I I I I love that.
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00:06:33.920You know, you talk about your faith, you talk about the values at home and everything, you know, because I I honestly I have mentored inner city youth in almost each city I've lived in, and the one common aspect or conversation is the most important.
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00:06:44.160They they mention, even though they some people deal with certain things that you and I or all of us don't have sometimes, uh it's what they do or don't have at home.
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00:06:48.079So I'm grateful to see you guys have such a strong family.
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00:07:06.879I I mentioned at the beginning before we uh finally brought you guys in that you know, flugerville back when it was just Plugerville High, they had quite a few runs and and a couple of runs to getting close to win the state championship, Stony Point as well, and even Hendrickson.
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00:07:09.439And you talk about now with Weiss.
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00:07:16.879It's it's I'm not gonna say it was just an overnight type of situation, but how do you sum this up?
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00:07:22.560Where you guys are now, and what is it taking for you guys to get to where you are now?
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00:07:33.279I mean, starting since last year, we got the new motto when the new new staff came in with Coach O coming from Prosper as long as Coach Dev and then Coach Ross coming from Eastview and all these places.
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00:07:36.639Um, we've built the motto NWO new wise order.
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00:07:42.720So it's really just uh love it, and it's really just a flip and the switch in the in the freaking program, and it's been great.
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00:07:44.319We've been going uphill since then.
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00:07:46.240I mean, it's just a blessing.
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00:07:49.519It was really a blessing in the skies, you know, when all that stuff was going down.
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00:07:54.480We weren't worked, we weren't sure with what was gonna go on through the high school and new football team and the staff.
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00:08:03.120We didn't know if we were gonna be running the ball every play or throwing the ball is what we like to do, and so I mean, with them coming in, it was a blessing, and I think that's when it started.
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00:08:10.560Um, we engraved a great freaking offense, a great defense, and um couldn't be more blessed for it.
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00:08:11.680So, yeah.
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00:08:18.319Well, Dallas and Jackson, I know you you mentioned some of your coaches, your recent addition to the staff.
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00:08:20.800Um, a lot of people don't know this.
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00:08:22.800He is, I'll give you a quick resume.
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00:08:26.800He's the third leading receiver all time in UT football history.
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00:08:34.240He was very fast, he had a lot of uh spunks, sass, a good personality.
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00:08:42.480And I don't know if you've seen this, he's also a part of our podcast family, and he has his own uh segment, if you will.
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00:08:47.600And this is how he likes to do things when he enters stories inside the man cave.
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00:08:55.840Is that that was great?
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00:09:00.080Does he cook it up at practice or with position meetings?
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00:09:01.919He cooks it up, man.
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00:09:03.039That's perfect.
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00:09:03.759He does.
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00:09:05.840He is such a good personality.
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00:09:07.919So go Dallas.
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00:09:14.960Now, Dallas, you're the receiver, so you get to spend a little more time than your brother with Mike Coach Mike Adams.
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00:09:15.759Yes, sir.
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00:09:31.600I'll tell you, uh, ever since he came in, he just brings good energy and intensity to practice, and uh, even with him and coach Ross, it's just like a perfect duo because they both both know what they're talking about, like uh in film, it's just it's always good, it's fun and uh and intense too.
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00:09:39.519And then uh Coach Adams, and he he really does uh know he's talking about because from UT and stuff, but both of them love them.
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00:09:45.679Can either of you share with me and the individuals who are maybe watching this.
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00:09:54.080What's the one go-to one-liner that you guys find comical that Coach Adams delivers almost every practice so far?
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00:09:55.759Almost every practice.
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00:09:57.120You can do the practice one.
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00:10:01.039I have one inside of the school that he can deliver in practice.
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00:10:01.679Not so sure.
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00:10:05.519I'm with I'm with the head coach and my quarterback is coach most of the practice.
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00:10:09.919So a lot of things.
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00:10:11.120He does say a lot of things.
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00:10:19.519I'll I'll start off with mine inside the building of school, sometimes out in practice too, but um, we have this thing at
10:30 every morning, it's called Wolfpack time.
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00:10:33.120So it's it's during the day, and um kids that are like missing work, need a makeup test, or whatever it is, they go to the this classroom called the Wolfpack Classroom, and Coach Adams, man, he is a wolf pack guys.
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00:10:35.360Let's go, let's go get a move, wolf pack guys.
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00:10:36.480I'm checking classes today.
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00:10:40.000He's making sure he's in, he's making sure you're in the class, getting your grades done.
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00:10:46.639I mean, as much as you see him as a football player, he is so like dominant within school, and it's it's amazing.
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00:10:54.720Like, most coaches aren't like that, and um, for coach Adams being who he is, I mean, you wouldn't expect that, but I mean, he's on, he's on you, man.
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00:10:58.879He's he's making sure you're getting them grades right, and he's blowing that whistle in your face.
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00:11:01.440Whoa, bad guys, let's go, let's go.
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00:11:07.919So it's hilarious, and that's that's just one line of one phrase that really stood out for stood out to me.
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00:11:11.600So yeah, uh that remade me remember practice.
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00:11:17.039Anytime we're like lined up about to do something, he's always like, There we go, there we go, here we go, there we go.
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00:11:20.399Just small, just small positive comments, man.
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00:11:21.360It's it's something.
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00:11:33.600So yeah, he's he is a very positive guy, and yeah, I can see if I was your age, how responsive and how you you want to, you know, you know, you run through a wall for him, so to speak.
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00:11:39.039Oh, yeah, God, and and he's got stories, he's always got a story for something, yeah.
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00:11:41.200Something something quick-witted.
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00:11:48.559So I hate to be biased toward it, but that wide not to take anything away from any other position group at wise.
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00:11:52.559This is my observation, and I had to throw it on the line here.
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00:11:54.320And and you'll like this, Dallas.
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00:12:00.000But I want to say this is a wealthy receiver room, sir.
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00:12:07.679Dallas, can you what is that best summarize what you guys have as far as weapons in that receiver room?
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00:12:08.639Yes, sir.
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00:12:20.240We got we got everything, everything you can imagine in this receiver room from everything from Trey, Audrick, Fro, J5, just weapons everywhere on the field.
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00:12:39.360I I don't know how to even ask Jackson this, but and I know you can't give away game plans or your check downs, your audibles, whatnot, but is there is there ever do you ever truly try to equally distribute to this wealthy receiver room?
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00:12:43.840Well, be honest, whoever's open is gonna get the rock.
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00:12:50.879And I I do think just within the nature of our offense, we do a good job of distributing the ball and stuff.
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00:12:54.000I mean, if you look at the stat lines, everybody's catching the pill, at least.
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00:13:05.600It's just you better make some with that opportunity because you may not know who we got on this team, but that ball may not come back to you because I mean, somebody's gonna get double teamed no matter what.
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00:13:07.600So there, there it is, right there.
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00:13:10.159I mean, this dude's having two, three guys on him.
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00:13:13.039But I mean, Trey, he don't complain, nothing.
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00:13:17.279He is everything that you would want a receiver size, big routes, catches the ball.
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00:13:20.159I mean, personality too is just amazing.
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00:13:26.159So it's a blessing to me that I have such good personalities in this receiver room.
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00:13:28.799But I mean, yeah, distributing the ball ain't normally a problem.
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00:13:30.559They're all gonna find a way to get the ball somehow.
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00:13:33.759If it's begging coach or begging me, so they're all they're all gonna be full.
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00:13:35.840Okay, come on, Jackson.
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00:13:36.399I'm open.
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00:13:38.879I was I was in the I was on the flag ride.
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00:13:40.799I was on Jill Post, you didn't see me.
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00:13:47.039Uh on every play, you'll probably see at least one head go up in there like this, just looking for the ball, just waiting for it.
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00:13:48.320So they're all hungry.
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00:13:49.759It's good, it's good.
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00:13:58.159Before we move on, I have to for those who may not be aware, take a look at the stats of these receivers.
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00:13:59.919It's it's pretty equal.
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00:14:09.600But Trey Moore, um great kid, as Jackson said, he is committed to the University of Washington.
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00:14:14.799And in our pre-season show that we had, the long one called Kicking Things Off.
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00:14:21.120I honestly feel, and I'll say it to this day, I feel like he's the best receiver in the country.
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00:14:24.799Is that accurate or or is hands down?
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00:14:26.000No, no doubt.
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00:14:35.679And this this is maybe me being biased, maybe not, but I mean, he's everything that you need in a receiver, everything that you want on and even, especially off the field.
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00:14:39.200I mean, comes from a great family, great, great friend.
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00:14:42.000I mean, we're almost with him every day, just kicking it.
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00:14:48.879So, I mean, you I mean, this dude does Plotties, yoga, everything that you can imagine in a receiver, he does it.
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00:14:52.720So, I mean, it's a guy that you would want on your team, good, good leader.
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00:14:55.360So, I I'm not against you on that.
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00:15:02.960Hey, uh, you said yoga, and I know I don't look like it, but uh bikerum yoga, I highly endorse that.
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00:15:11.120It is 90 minutes of hell, uh 26 poses, 106 degree heat, 70 humidity.
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00:15:14.639And I'm trying to relate it to athletes.
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00:15:21.440There are in the off-season, there are football players, baseball players, whatever off-season that you know that they have.
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00:15:35.279I see them in these in these classes, so I think more athletes are partaking in any form of yoga, and flexibility, injury prevention, something like that.
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00:15:37.919So, I mean, before go ahead, I'm sorry.
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00:15:42.480I was just gonna say, not to give away any of his secrets, but I mean you're hitting it.
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00:15:55.840I mean, everything that you would want an athlete, I mean, most of it comes from yoga, the positions that you're in, flexibility, and all that stuff matters, and I think it's such an important part of the game that nobody really knows or acknowledges.
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00:16:02.159But I mean, we have a yoga teacher that comes up here every Tuesday or Wednesday with the team and working it in.
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00:16:04.799So it's a big it's a big factor for us.
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00:16:07.360So you you set that completely right.
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00:16:10.720And this this is flowing like water, by the way.
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00:16:14.559Hey, this is just this this was a conversation we needed to have.
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00:16:22.159So before I pull this picture down, I have to commend you guys how many different types of helmets do you have?
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00:16:25.519Because this is my favorite one with the area code 512.
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00:16:28.960Oh, um, well, we have two helmets.
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00:16:31.840Normally, um, we have a white and a black one.
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00:16:35.039And what is it?
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00:16:35.759What on a second?
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00:16:40.000Traditionally, when we get closer to playoffs, I think this is we put this on the last game of the year.
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00:16:41.759It's a it's a it's a chrome hat.
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00:16:44.799So you put it on the helmet, and it's a lot of work, don't get me wrong.
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00:16:46.399But I mean, it's completely worth it.
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00:16:47.919It is freaking flashy.
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00:16:48.720That's my favorite, right?
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00:16:50.799So, yeah, that's my far favorite helmet.
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00:16:53.519I wonder if we're gonna switch it up a little bit this year or not.
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00:16:56.960Have it got that far, but I mean, it's it's legit.
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00:16:58.320It's my favorite too.
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00:17:00.399I really like it, I really do.
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00:17:08.960And I I feel like you you're kind of when people see it, it could you're kind of selling yourself to the entire Austin area.
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00:17:11.200That's that's what it that's what it looked like to me.
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00:17:16.799Yeah, not to call out any names or high schools, but I have seen some people kind of still what we're doing.
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00:17:22.640I mean, they can do it, but it's it's who does it best, and that that's what it comes down to.
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00:17:29.039Not calling out any shots, but I'm just saying, so yeah, shots fired in a very mild way.
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00:17:30.559I respect that.
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00:17:34.960So you mentioned it, and and I loved how you know.
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00:17:43.279I just want to preface this by saying, you know, things happen how they're supposed to, and they find a way to happen if you allow it.
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00:17:51.279And everyone always wants to focus when they hire or promote somebody age and experience.
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00:17:57.279Well, Malcolm Hill, your head coach, is a younger coach at this high level.
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00:18:02.400I know it's 5A Division I, not 6A, but it's still high level, very high level.
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00:18:03.119Yes, sir.
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00:18:09.119Um, when you talk about Coach Hill, and I correct me if I'm wrong, he was a was he a DB at Rice?
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00:18:10.559He was, yes, sir.
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00:18:16.400Okay, so he knows the rigors and the demands of Division I football.
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00:18:21.440What when you guys first met him, what did you think?
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00:18:28.319And tell the people, beginning with Dallas, what he means to you guys as a player.
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00:18:37.839I'll say uh when I first met him, uh he was super intense when I first met him, high energy, most probably the most highest energy person I've ever met in my life.
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00:18:41.599And uh he's super like uh like coachable.
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00:18:44.240Like I really understand him when he's coach coaching to me.
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00:18:50.960And um that his energy brings like just lifts me up and he uh he brings my confidence up every day.
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00:18:52.480That's what I love.
00:18:52.640 -->
00:18:54.240That's what I love to see and hear.
00:18:54.400 -->
00:18:56.480And it's uh for you, Jackson.
00:18:56.559 -->
00:19:02.240I know I know quarterback, quarterback relationships with their head coach.
00:19:02.400 -->
00:19:03.759They it's it's common.
00:19:03.839 -->
00:19:12.720You guys spend a lot of time along with the whatever the offensive assistants or whoever they are, but your relationship with him I know is a little different, correct?
00:19:13.200 -->
00:19:14.880Yeah, I mean, it is a little different.
00:19:15.039 -->
00:19:21.680We're probably with each other besides school, 80% of the day, maybe 90, probably 90% of the day.
00:19:21.759 -->
00:19:24.319I'm I'm here, we're watching film or whatever.
00:19:24.400 -->
00:19:28.960But I mean, our relationship in Bond has grown really close in a short amount of time he's been here.
00:19:29.119 -->
00:19:34.799But I mean, Dallas kind of touched base on it, real energetic, probably the most energetic person you'll talk to.
00:19:34.880 -->
00:19:41.920But he comes with the correct and positive energy, and like you don't see coaches jumping around, hyping your team up, especially the head coach.
00:19:42.079 -->
00:19:44.000I mean, he gives great speeches too.
00:19:44.160 -->
00:19:47.440You'll see coaches do that, but love that, yeah.
00:19:47.519 -->
00:19:48.880He's he's everything, man.
00:19:48.960 -->
00:19:58.400And he knows the game, he's young, he he can understand what we're doing on and off the field and kind of talk to us relation, like relationally wise, wise.
00:19:58.799 -->
00:19:59.920So it's good.
00:20:00.000 -->
00:20:01.680He he knows what he's doing.
00:20:02.079 -->
00:20:03.920Yeah, I love what he's done with you guys.
00:20:04.000 -->
00:20:06.799I I really do, and it's uh I've watched him from afar.
00:20:07.039 -->
00:20:11.839Um just a unique, I think it's uh uh uh how can I say this?
00:20:12.160 -->
00:20:13.279It's a movement.
00:20:13.599 -->
00:20:20.799There, there's there's some good, bright young coaches that just need the opportunity, and he's one of those.
00:20:21.119 -->
00:20:26.319And I have a feeling that we'll see him on a much different level in the near.
00:20:26.640 -->
00:20:30.400Well, I wouldn't say near, but he it will be a part of his career steps, in my opinion.
00:20:30.720 -->
00:20:31.920100%, no doubt.
00:20:32.559 -->
00:20:34.960I gotta come see, I gotta I gotta come meet Coach Hill.
00:20:35.039 -->
00:20:39.839We'll have to get uh Adams, Coach Adams, to arrange that since he's helped me arrange everything else.
00:20:40.079 -->
00:20:50.960Um I mentioned it, and it's not something that I created or I'm assuming you guys have, but everybody talks about what's your goals for the year?
00:20:51.119 -->
00:20:52.799Oh, state championship.
00:20:53.759 -->
00:20:58.400But you this truly is you guys have been talking about it.
00:20:58.960 -->
00:21:02.000Destination Arlington in December.
00:21:03.200 -->
00:21:11.759What is it about this group after because I I think we all learn through as humans, we and I I know we all fail all the time.
00:21:11.920 -->
00:21:15.599You fail more than you win or or succeed, and that's how we get better.
00:21:16.640 -->
00:21:33.680But what have you learned from maybe last year's playoff exit to maybe other experiences which you know brought this goal on where you guys, this is legit, this is what we can do if what happens.
00:21:34.720 -->
00:21:44.720Um, for me, like just from learning from last year, and um some of the losses we took was the lack of preparation within myself and in some of the some of the team.
00:21:44.880 -->
00:21:48.880So I think we've been really emphasizing taking care of your body throughout the week.
00:21:48.960 -->
00:21:54.000We're doing yoga and just mentally, what are you doing to your head throughout the week?
00:21:54.079 -->
00:22:02.640Um, watching film needs to be your number one priority in my Opinion, and I think that's what I've emphasized on most.
00:22:02.720 -->
00:22:08.000I've probably watched more film already than I have last year, to be completely honest with you.
00:22:08.160 -->
00:22:18.000Um, wow, so I'll say that, and um, just cats knowing the pain that we felt last year losing in that third round of Barbara's Hill and kind of using that as fuel.
00:22:18.240 -->
00:22:29.359I mean, it's kind of changing, like, and from a football perspective, to bring a school that far that's never done something like that, hasn't even begun past the first round with all the talent that we've brought in.
00:22:29.519 -->
00:22:34.400I mean, it it'll put a smile on your face, but to go out like that, it sucks.
00:22:34.640 -->
00:22:37.920And um, it's only something you can build off and learn up, learn from.
00:22:38.000 -->
00:22:40.559And I think that's what we've all been doing pretty well.
00:22:41.519 -->
00:22:57.759Dallas, you've you were in a pretty good district last year, and um with Anderson and College Station and AM consolidated, and and I think you you you've had a one more year of experience than your brother.
00:22:58.720 -->
00:23:06.880To reach a goal like this where it is legitimate, what's your take on why this is you know, you you guys feel like you can do it.
00:23:07.519 -->
00:23:22.640Sir, uh um, I'd say that from the years of me being in high school, I'd say realizing like you have to realize what you have here and what you're aiming for and going for, and just you need to get everyone to understand what the goal is, and that like we really have what it takes to get there.
00:23:22.799 -->
00:23:32.240So mainly it's gotta be leadership and just how everyone follows somebody, and just everyone's gotta be on the same page because it's everyone's gotta know that it's possible.
00:23:32.720 -->
00:23:37.039I love that, and it's I can't it's it's gonna be fun to see.
00:23:37.200 -->
00:23:46.160And it's it would you guys agree now with your experience in some playoff games that you do have to have some luck, some turnovers.
00:23:46.400 -->
00:24:01.119I if you ask every state champion that that I've had an opportunity to in my when I was in the media covering in high school football across Texas and Oklahoma, every one of them, include especially the coaches, they all said you need some breaks.
00:24:01.519 -->
00:24:03.599You do you guys agree with that?
00:24:04.079 -->
00:24:04.480100%.
00:24:04.799 -->
00:24:16.480I mean, it's part of the game, it's part of life, and that's why I think football is such a a good like life lesson, and you know, football comes lessons, so yeah, yeah, you said it perfectly.
00:24:16.559 -->
00:24:17.759There is definitely luck involved.
00:24:18.480 -->
00:24:18.720Good.
00:24:18.799 -->
00:24:25.279That's just because I don't think people understand the reason why I bring it up, and I hate preseason polls.
00:24:25.440 -->
00:24:34.400I hate well, they have XYZ, we're coming back, nothing's a guarantee, and that's what that's why I get so opinionated about preseason polls.
00:24:34.559 -->
00:24:37.279Everyone needs a few breaks along the way, yeah.
00:24:37.440 -->
00:24:45.759Yeah, and and and avoid injuries, and you have no you and again, you can't control that stuff at all, at all.
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00:24:50.960Um, we did get to see your family in the in the collage at the beginning.
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00:25:46.319Everybody, you know you heard the term rapid fire.
00:25:46.559 -->
00:25:49.599Each question starts with Dallas, then Jack.
00:25:49.920 -->
00:25:56.559Hey Dallas, you you earned uh the seniority due to being a senior, so you get to go first on all three of these questions.
00:25:56.720 -->
00:25:57.920All right, Dallas.
00:25:58.160 -->
00:26:00.880Who's your inspiration in life?
00:26:01.279 -->
00:26:11.599I'd say my inspiration, uh for sure, my dad for sure, because uh uh what he provides for me and uh supports me throughout everything.
00:26:11.759 -->
00:26:20.000And then another person, uh Dak Prescott, man, just a great guy who supports everyone around him and a big family person, and I think that's super important.
00:26:20.720 -->
00:26:22.160Jackson, how about you?
00:26:22.400 -->
00:26:24.079Inspiration in life for you.
00:26:24.400 -->
00:26:29.039Uh, so I kind of wish I went first on that because he touched base on both of them.
00:26:29.279 -->
00:26:34.079Um, but also my mom, um, how hardworking she is and how she provides for our family.
00:26:34.160 -->
00:26:39.039A lot of sacrifices are made within her, and um, I honestly feel like we don't show her enough appreciation.
00:26:39.119 -->
00:26:41.200And I feel like a lot of people feel that with their moms.
00:26:41.279 -->
00:26:45.920And I feel like I wish we could, and I um I plan on doing that more.
00:26:46.240 -->
00:26:52.400So, yeah, just truly grateful for my mom and the inspiration she type of she is to us, and she shows us how to work hard.
00:26:52.559 -->
00:26:59.359You know, whatever you're going through life, just get over that bump, keep your head on straight and keep working.
00:26:59.519 -->
00:27:04.480And grass is always greener on the other side, so love it, man.
00:27:04.640 -->
00:27:07.119Uh, I you you hit a soft spot for me.
00:27:07.359 -->
00:27:25.839Um, I do have a a special place uh uh for all sports moms, especially these football moms, uh, because I had one, and what they do and what they did behind the scenes, and they don't want any credit, they just show up constantly and never have excuses.
00:27:26.079 -->
00:27:31.359Somehow they I don't know how these moms are uh saints, by the way.
00:27:32.640 -->
00:27:34.799Um, next rapid fire.
00:27:34.960 -->
00:27:36.799Uh pre-game ritual.
00:27:36.960 -->
00:27:38.400What is yours, Dallas?
00:27:38.640 -->
00:27:40.000Pre-game ritual.
00:27:40.319 -->
00:27:44.799Uh always watch the same uh NFL receiver video before every game.
00:27:45.039 -->
00:27:52.880So I watch like best routes from 2025, and I watch that every before every game on the bus uh to wherever we're going, sir.
00:27:53.200 -->
00:27:53.839I like it.
00:27:53.920 -->
00:27:59.119You visually winning the game before you step on the field, yes, sir.
00:27:59.519 -->
00:28:00.720How about you, Jackson?
00:28:00.880 -->
00:28:02.240Your pregame ritual.
00:28:02.480 -->
00:28:07.759Um mine might be a little unique before um every night I before I go to sleep.
00:28:07.920 -->
00:28:15.839I like to have go to sleep on a positive note, and that's watching Tavon Austin's college highlight along with Johnny Manzel's college highlight.
00:28:16.079 -->
00:28:20.240So I watch their mixtape and um wake up in the morning feeling fresh.
00:28:20.400 -->
00:28:25.279And then um, once we hit that bus, man, I'm I'm probably knocked out sleep, listening to some music.
00:28:25.359 -->
00:28:38.880And then once we get on the field, we have a thing called walk the field, probably about 50 minutes or an hour to before the game starts, and we're kind of just walking the field, taking it all in, and just like to hit my knees and pray, kind of thank the man above for the opportunity.
00:28:38.960 -->
00:28:41.759And that's the same thing as running out the tunnel.
00:28:42.480 -->
00:28:45.200So that's that's that's probably my pregame ritual, right?
00:28:45.440 -->
00:28:46.559It is, yeah.
00:28:47.119 -->
00:28:59.839Regardless of opinions by whomever, uh Johnny Manzell, his scrambling ability and his ability to, you know, where the receivers were all in sync to change their routes was very special.
00:29:00.000 -->
00:29:00.640Very special.
00:29:00.799 -->
00:29:01.519I see that.
00:29:01.680 -->
00:29:03.039I can see that in you.
00:29:03.200 -->
00:29:05.599I actually I've seen it, I've seen you do it.
00:29:05.759 -->
00:29:09.440I've seen you do it against my my alma mater, the Anderson Trojans.
00:29:11.359 -->
00:29:12.240Oh God.
00:29:12.640 -->
00:29:16.319Hey, last but not least, but you got to give a shout out to your hometown.
00:29:16.559 -->
00:29:20.720The best place or your favorite place to dine in Flugerville.
00:29:21.039 -->
00:29:22.319Dallas, go first.
00:29:22.799 -->
00:29:25.440Yeah, this was a spot we hit a lot last year.
00:29:25.680 -->
00:29:29.359Haven't got to hit it a lot this year, but it's this place down the road called Tater Q.
00:29:29.680 -->
00:29:33.200Got some great wings, and uh they they support what we do here at Weiss.
00:29:33.359 -->
00:29:34.799It's it's a great spot.
00:29:34.960 -->
00:29:35.759Good wings.
00:29:36.079 -->
00:29:36.960Tater Q.
00:29:37.279 -->
00:29:39.200Uh I've got an appetite right now.
00:29:39.279 -->
00:29:41.039I I don't I don't think I've tried that.
00:29:41.119 -->
00:29:44.480I is it where is it in relation to Weiss High School?
00:29:44.799 -->
00:29:48.400Um, I'll I'll say it's only 10 minutes down the road.
00:29:48.880 -->
00:29:51.27910 minutes down the road every Wednesday.
00:29:51.440 -->
00:29:56.240One dollar wing mess messing it up, dollar wing.
00:29:56.319 -->
00:30:01.839And tell you what, the lemon peppers, crisp, buffalo wings, perfect.
00:30:02.000 -->
00:30:04.240Uh yeah, they have good fries, some good.
00:30:04.559 -->
00:30:05.920I think they have some ribs.
00:30:06.079 -->
00:30:08.319I haven't tried the ribs, but I've heard they've been really good.
00:30:08.400 -->
00:30:18.799So we need to clip this, and so you guys can be uh social media influencers and get a lifetime um gift certificate to Tater Q.
00:30:19.279 -->
00:30:20.319Please, we'd love one.
00:30:20.480 -->
00:30:21.279We'd love one.
00:30:21.440 -->
00:30:22.960I'm endorsing that.
00:30:24.079 -->
00:30:25.680Jackson, what about you?
00:30:25.839 -->
00:30:29.920Your best place to dine in Pflugerville or your favorite place?
00:30:30.480 -->
00:30:35.119Um, yeah, so Tater Q is one, and I think the second spot is spare time.
00:30:35.359 -->
00:30:41.279So it's it's a um bowling alley that we go and have um team events there, kind of like every week.
00:30:41.359 -->
00:30:43.440We'll have like a team hangout and stuff.
00:30:43.519 -->
00:30:52.720So like a little team bonding, and we'll go to spare time with bull, play some arcade, pull, and they have good wings too, good um sliders, pretty much anything you want.
00:30:52.880 -->
00:30:55.359Pizzas there, and it's a great spot.
00:30:55.440 -->
00:30:56.640We all go there, everybody loves it.
00:30:56.880 -->
00:30:58.160Don't forget about the truffle fries.
00:30:58.400 -->
00:30:59.359Truffle fries is good.
00:31:00.160 -->
00:31:03.680Oh, you you won me over with that.
00:31:03.920 -->
00:31:05.920Yeah, a truffle fries.
00:31:06.079 -->
00:31:08.480Not they people think it's easy to make them.
00:31:08.880 -->
00:31:17.279No, there are certain places you know do it right, and clearly I need to be I need to go try your spot there in Fluverville.
00:31:17.519 -->
00:31:26.400Yeah, so I I did a little side by side, uh, just to kind of give an idea of what you guys have done in your career while at Weiss.
00:31:26.720 -->
00:31:33.839Now keep in mind um Jackson's one year behind, but the stats are impressive to say the least.
00:31:34.240 -->
00:31:47.279So I mean, when you have to, so begin with Dallas, when you share, you know, I'm not carries or touches or or receptions with so much talent in your room, we've already talked about that.
00:31:47.519 -->
00:31:52.160I mean, you average over 14 yards of catch.
00:31:52.400 -->
00:31:59.680Then you look at Jackson, and I I I don't want to put any pressure on this, I'm just going off observation.
00:32:00.079 -->
00:32:12.400By the time you finish your career, I would venture to say, Jackson, that of all the quarterbacks in Texas high school football history, uh maybe I'm wrong, and I hope I'm not jinxing anything.
00:32:12.799 -->
00:32:14.960I'm just again pointing out the obvious.
00:32:15.200 -->
00:32:22.720You've you've you're probably going to have one of in the top 50 of Texas high school football all time.
00:32:23.039 -->
00:32:23.759I'm guessing.
00:32:24.319 -->
00:32:28.720So I'm pretty sure I'm already in that top 50, and my end goal is to be number one.
00:32:28.880 -->
00:32:29.839So we're just driving.
00:32:30.160 -->
00:32:33.119I'm pretty sure it was near in the 170s.
00:32:33.440 -->
00:32:36.640So um, goal is to beat that, of course.
00:32:36.799 -->
00:32:38.559So we're heading that direction.
00:32:39.759 -->
00:32:46.000Dallas, when you look at this, when you think about what is he's had 910 yards.
00:32:46.079 -->
00:32:50.000Well, you've had to share the field with some pretty talented receivers, yes, sir.
00:32:50.319 -->
00:32:53.599And and and you don't care, you you you're not looking for it.
00:32:54.480 -->
00:33:01.920Um the one thing I I will say, um, you're being recruited, or did you commit to Grand Valley State?
00:33:02.079 -->
00:33:02.559Yes, sir.
00:33:02.640 -->
00:33:03.279I did.
00:33:03.599 -->
00:33:06.079Did Eli Reinhart have anything to do with that?
00:33:06.160 -->
00:33:10.720The former Huddo coach, who's now the uh uh co what co head, what co-OC?
00:33:10.960 -->
00:33:12.880Yes, coach.
00:33:13.279 -->
00:33:20.240He's one of the most brilliant offensive minds, yeah, and he's so young, so young.
00:33:20.720 -->
00:33:25.039Tell me a little tell us a little bit about I know all about Grand Valley State.
00:33:25.119 -->
00:33:31.039A lot of people don't, they're a division two power, they have multiple national championships, especially here recently.
00:33:31.200 -->
00:33:36.640Um, for the eyes who don't know, Eli Reinhart was the head coach at Huddle, OC at Anderson before.
00:33:36.880 -->
00:33:44.799He's just on a fast track, it goes back to Coach Hill, they're both young, yep, and highly successful.
00:33:45.039 -->
00:33:49.200Tell me a little bit about Grand Valley State and why that's the ideal fit for you.
00:33:49.440 -->
00:33:50.240Um, yes, sir.
00:33:50.400 -->
00:34:10.239So recently they came through, and uh Coach Woster, uh Coach Reinhardt, Coach Germany, and all the other coaches have done a good job recruiting me and uh been up there and I've seen like what the place is like, and um I love what they're building up there, but the team is so close and it's like a family, and I just feel like I'll fit good in uh Coach Reinhardt's offense, and then um just feel good.
00:34:10.320 -->
00:34:12.480I feel like I'll be a good Laker up there.
00:34:12.960 -->
00:34:14.239You know what it reminds me of?
00:34:14.320 -->
00:34:17.199Do you guys did you guys ever see old Texas?
00:34:17.280 -->
00:34:19.280Old, old, that's aging me.
00:34:19.440 -->
00:34:25.440Uh older Texas Tech football footage when Mike Leach, the late great Mike Leach was the coach.
00:34:26.800 -->
00:34:27.440Mike, yeah.
00:34:27.519 -->
00:34:31.519I mean, I know of Mike Leach, of course, the freaking genius at football.
00:34:31.599 -->
00:34:36.000Um, rest in peace to him, but I'm not I'm not hitting the button with uh Texas Tech.
00:34:36.239 -->
00:34:40.880Yeah, so that's what Grand Valley State's offense reminds.
00:34:41.119 -->
00:34:44.079I mean, it is quick release, receiver.
00:34:44.159 -->
00:34:46.159It looks like techno ball, yeah.
00:34:46.239 -->
00:34:48.320Yeah, it's insane.
00:34:48.559 -->
00:34:51.519Is Dallas that's got to be a an attraction for you?
00:34:51.760 -->
00:34:52.800Oh, yeah, yes, sir.
00:34:53.119 -->
00:34:55.039Receiver heavy, yes, sir.
00:34:55.280 -->
00:34:58.960I mean, speaking of techno ball, that's what you guys' stats remind me of.
00:34:59.280 -->
00:35:02.159It's like a video game for both of you.
00:35:02.639 -->
00:35:05.599So, Jackson, talk about your recruiting.
00:35:05.679 -->
00:35:08.719I how when do you want to make an announcement?
00:35:08.800 -->
00:35:09.920When will that take place?
00:35:10.000 -->
00:35:11.360And who are you leaning toward?
00:35:11.440 -->
00:35:13.760You don't have to say one, you don't have to say anything.
00:35:13.920 -->
00:35:19.280Uh, is there a three, four, or a group of five you're nailed it down or narrowed it down to?
00:35:19.599 -->
00:35:22.880There's not a precise group or school that I have narrowed it down to.
00:35:23.039 -->
00:35:26.719Um, plan on committing whenever the time is really right.
00:35:26.880 -->
00:35:29.199Of course, there's um goals and stuff.
00:35:29.360 -->
00:35:34.880I mean, a dream goal would for me to be committed by the end of the season, but if the time is right, I'm not gonna rush anything.
00:35:35.039 -->
00:35:36.719I want to make my decision correct.
00:35:36.960 -->
00:35:42.639Um, I obviously do have some offers in schools that are hitting my lines with schools that haven't offered me quite yet.
00:35:42.960 -->
00:35:47.519But whoever wants me the most, whoever loves me, whoever fits best is where I'm going.
00:35:47.760 -->
00:35:49.679So that's all I can give you.
00:35:50.000 -->
00:35:52.000Daddy, that's that's a solid answer.
00:35:52.239 -->
00:35:54.960You could you could be a politician too, but you know what?
00:35:55.039 -->
00:35:57.280You said a lot without giving up anything.
00:35:57.360 -->
00:36:00.800Uh Dallas, I have to ask you this since you're the older one.
00:36:00.960 -->
00:36:14.000Um, to me, recruiting is so much more difficult these days, not difficult from a point of being seen, but you guys have so many influences coming in from all different directions.
00:36:14.960 -->
00:36:23.039What's your advice to maybe uh freshmen sophomores trying to enter the recruiting game, so to speak?
00:36:23.199 -->
00:36:28.480What to avoid and what to pursue or how to your advice, period.
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00:36:29.280Yes, sir.
00:36:29.440 -->
00:36:37.679I would say uh, I mean, the main thing you have to do is get on the field and get tape, uh, get like game tape and stuff, but mainly you just gotta stay true to yourself.
00:36:37.760 -->
00:36:41.440You can't let the outside like other people getting offers and stuff get to you and stuff.
00:36:41.519 -->
00:36:47.679You just gotta know who you are and that just trust God's timing and what will come will come to you, Jackson.
00:36:47.760 -->
00:36:55.440You're you've got another year, and it has this been difficult or fun for you, the recruiting part.
00:36:55.760 -->
00:36:56.559Man, be honest.
00:36:56.639 -->
00:37:01.760When I was young, my freshman and uh my really my freshman year, I popped off with recruiting and it was fun.
00:37:01.840 -->
00:37:04.639I I was getting all these offers, I was like, man, man, man.
00:37:04.800 -->
00:37:08.079But um, as you grow older, you kind of realize these offers aren't the reality.
00:37:08.239 -->
00:37:12.639There's there's much more behind the scenes and what's going on than you really realize or think.
00:37:12.719 -->
00:37:14.559And I think you'll learn along the way.
00:37:14.719 -->
00:37:18.960So I tell anybody, just that's racking up offers, don't get ahead of yourself.
00:37:19.039 -->
00:37:24.719Um, be calm, be um have confidence in yourself, of course, with those offers and that you worked hard for them.
00:37:24.800 -->
00:37:29.840But um, like Dow said, be true to yourself, be realistic with yourself and where you're gonna go play ball.
00:37:29.920 -->
00:37:31.760But it's a blessing, it's great.
00:37:32.159 -->
00:37:34.159Really is really that's good advice.
00:37:34.320 -->
00:37:43.199That that's I think every young person uh needs to hear that because they ever I feel like I this is what I feel for your the your generation.
00:37:43.519 -->
00:37:53.119You have so many influences and and who to believe, but you guys said it best, you're you're relying on your faith at the same time, and it helps guide you that direction.
00:38:03.199 -->
00:38:15.599Now, this is something that um most of these have been absolutely comical, and there's no filters, there's nobody protects the innocent with the stories that involve others.
00:38:15.760 -->
00:38:18.559I've been very shocked in the most comical way.
00:38:18.719 -->
00:38:20.559I've remembered all of them.
00:38:20.800 -->
00:38:28.000Um, Dallas will begin with you, or maybe you and Jackson have one that maybe involved both of you.
00:38:28.079 -->
00:38:33.519Is there any story that involves your family or football or locker room?
00:38:33.599 -->
00:38:49.760Uh you know, the locker room's sacred, but I've had some people reveal some things that I I laugh, and I've had their permission to retell the story to others, but is there anything like that that's just as comical today as it was when it happened?
00:38:50.400 -->
00:38:53.519Oh man, um, there's definitely some stories.
00:38:53.679 -->
00:38:58.960I I want to give you a comical one without getting too much in it.
00:38:59.119 -->
00:38:59.679Let me think.
00:38:59.920 -->
00:39:03.039I know I know there's some good freaking locker room stories.
00:39:03.199 -->
00:39:07.119Um this one isn't so comical.
00:39:07.360 -->
00:39:08.400Do you have a comical one?
00:39:08.639 -->
00:39:10.719Uh I have a lot of serious, like serious.
00:39:11.039 -->
00:39:14.639Yeah, I was gonna say uh there's one when we were playing Laporte.
00:39:14.719 -->
00:39:19.519I don't know if you checked back on that game, but we were down probably about 21 points at halftime.
00:39:19.760 -->
00:39:23.119And um everyone in the locker room is all down on themselves.
00:39:23.199 -->
00:39:24.000This, this, and that.
00:39:24.079 -->
00:39:36.719And you know, we got some of our captives trying to pick each other up, and then in a snap, you see our DC coach dev running through the doors, throwing shoulder pads, helmets, speakers everywhere.
00:39:36.960 -->
00:39:43.039Just I'm pretty sure y'all could get a hint of what he was saying and had to say for us.
00:39:43.280 -->
00:39:48.320But whatever he said, it flipped a switch in everybody's head, and we went out there and dominated.
00:39:48.639 -->
00:39:51.199Um, so that was that was a great story.
00:39:51.280 -->
00:39:53.360I wish I could kind of go in depth about that.
00:39:53.519 -->
00:40:06.880If I if if I could just pull up the video, man, it was I'm sure some people wanted to laugh in it, obviously not in the moment, but looking back on it, it was it was a great uh memory and a kind of a character building situation for us all.
00:40:06.960 -->
00:40:07.920So that was good.
00:40:08.320 -->
00:40:10.480Um something comical.
00:40:10.719 -->
00:40:12.639Dude, funny things have happened here.
00:40:12.800 -->
00:40:13.599I know they have.
00:40:13.760 -->
00:40:16.159I just can't seem to put one in my head.
00:40:16.239 -->
00:40:18.719I mean, I've had the best time here.
00:40:18.800 -->
00:40:20.000So anything.
00:40:21.920 -->
00:40:26.320I mean, the Hendrix game, you gotta mean you're uh on the rail.
00:40:29.119 -->
00:40:30.880Oh, we need to do a ball anything.
00:40:31.280 -->
00:40:32.400It was my fault.
00:40:33.199 -->
00:40:40.880Oh, I mean, uh he's he's talking about um during the Henderson game, I had um overthrown Dallas on a pass, and this is tradition.
00:40:40.960 -->
00:40:42.239I always do this to Dallas.
00:40:42.320 -->
00:40:45.119I'm not I'm pretty much harder on Dallas than anybody else.
00:40:45.519 -->
00:40:46.559Oh, of course, of course.
00:40:46.800 -->
00:40:50.400So if you watch a singular game, you'll see me chewing out Dallas.
00:40:50.480 -->
00:40:52.719It's probably something that wasn't his fault.
00:40:53.119 -->
00:40:56.639And it was probably mine, but I'm still gonna chew him out for it to make me right.
00:40:56.960 -->
00:41:00.079So um, yeah, that that's probably been up in there a couple of times.
00:41:00.320 -->
00:41:02.079You know, I get a little feisty on the field.
00:41:02.159 -->
00:41:06.480You can ask anybody, so I gotta I got a comical one.
00:41:06.559 -->
00:41:08.159All right, let's go, Dallas.
00:41:08.400 -->
00:41:19.119Recently, um, against our our game against Glenn, uh, our center has been has been messing up a couple snaps every now and then, and uh he messed up a he messed up a snap, and then I'm I'm looking over the silent.
00:41:19.280 -->
00:41:27.199I look to Jackson, he's grabbing him our center dagger by the pads, and like just yelling in his face and grabbing him by the uh pads, lifting him up off the ground.
00:41:27.440 -->
00:41:29.199Yeah, I was grabbing him by the face, mask.
00:41:29.280 -->
00:41:30.239You know, I was getting tired of it.
00:41:30.559 -->
00:41:41.199We probably need to be a better leader and set a better example for everybody else, but um, you know, so it's an old style of coaching, chewing getting on somebody, so it works.
00:41:41.440 -->
00:41:45.519Yeah, there's multiple ways of coaching and trying to get somebody to get right.
00:41:45.599 -->
00:41:46.559So, oh yeah.
00:41:46.800 -->
00:41:51.039Now that was week three, and then probably the start of the game, and I just wasn't having it.
00:41:51.199 -->
00:41:54.639So I get it, and that's part of hey, it's part of success.
00:41:54.960 -->
00:41:56.639Old school tactics.
00:41:56.880 -->
00:42:00.000Uh I think a lot of people would benefit from that.
00:42:00.480 -->
00:42:03.760Oh, yeah, that and that's how we were that's how we were raised and coached growing up.
00:42:03.840 -->
00:42:05.760So we wouldn't have it any other way.
00:42:06.079 -->
00:42:08.480Have thick skin and have a sense of humor.
00:42:08.960 -->
00:42:09.519Exactly.
00:42:10.079 -->
00:42:18.079I won't name names, but there's a certain college coach that uh currently he said the world would be a better place if everyone had a sense of humor.
00:42:21.199 -->
00:42:24.880Sometimes, hey man, tell me something good.
00:42:29.199 -->
00:42:30.800All right, gentlemen.
00:42:31.280 -->
00:42:35.599In a world of negativity, I always choose to be positive.
00:42:35.840 -->
00:42:38.480Um we'll start with you, Dallas.
00:42:38.639 -->
00:42:40.559Tell me something good, my brother.
00:42:41.280 -->
00:42:52.639Um, I'll say uh, like you said, a world full of negativity, uh, always gotta stay positive because someone can try to ruin your days, you gotta stay positive and keep your head up and stay on course.
00:42:52.719 -->
00:42:57.039I like to think of stay on call, uh stay on course and just stay true to yourself every day.
00:42:57.280 -->
00:42:57.840Yeah.
00:42:58.159 -->
00:42:59.280How about you, Jackson?
00:42:59.440 -->
00:43:02.079That's that's that one's tough to beat right there.
00:43:02.559 -->
00:43:03.840It is pretty tough to beat.
00:43:03.920 -->
00:43:21.519Uh, I'm gonna go a little deeper on this, and you know, I know some people don't like talking about religious factors and stuff online, but um, just giving your trust and um letting God um save you and having him in your heart and really trusting in him and letting him be able to replenish your soul and all that stuff.
00:43:21.679 -->
00:43:32.320Um, it's really mentally refreshing, and I think that's something a lot of people could use in this world nowadays and um not be so caught up in what the world is doing, but and the eternal life.
00:43:32.400 -->
00:43:34.239So I give my props to God.
00:43:35.280 -->
00:43:37.360I respect you guys, really do.
00:43:37.519 -->
00:43:38.400I respect that.
00:43:38.639 -->
00:43:45.280Obviously, your parents both have done a phenomenal job, and you can tell that's a big part of your family core.
00:43:45.519 -->
00:43:49.599Um, my big thought trying to play off of that is simple.
00:43:49.760 -->
00:43:52.800Uh quit worrying about things I have zero control over.
00:43:53.119 -->
00:43:53.599100%.
00:43:54.719 -->
00:43:55.679That's it.
00:43:56.000 -->
00:44:09.840When you guys are watching, if you get an opportunity, I I would highly encourage to either go visit the I say the Pield, I know the P is silent in the great town of uh Pflugerville, the Field.
00:44:09.920 -->
00:44:11.360Uh it's a great facility.
00:44:11.519 -->
00:44:14.639If you get a chance, go watch a home game with the Weiss Wolves.
00:44:14.800 -->
00:44:20.719It is uh they're a fun brand of football, and they're not afraid to play big-time competition.
00:44:20.880 -->
00:44:26.800In fact, they played two 6A programs, Round Rock and Lake Travis.
00:44:27.039 -->
00:44:35.519So by the time you get to the postseason, I feel like you guys will probably have seen almost everything: physical, finesse, run, pass.
00:44:35.920 -->
00:44:37.760You guys are prepared for that.
00:44:38.000 -->
00:44:41.519And man, I appreciate you both for joining us on this episode.
00:44:41.840 -->
00:44:42.559Man, thank you.
00:44:42.639 -->
00:44:44.800We appreciate it highly.
00:44:45.280 -->
00:44:50.000Well, hey, we're gonna we're I'm gonna go catch a game with you guys and tell your parents I appreciate them.
00:44:50.079 -->
00:44:53.039And and Coach Adams, give them a hard time for me.
00:44:53.199 -->
00:44:54.800Yes, sir, no doubt.
00:44:55.440 -->
00:44:58.400Hey, tell cook tell Coach Hill he's next.
00:44:59.519 -->
00:45:01.519Yeah, man, you gotta get in content.
00:45:02.079 -->
00:45:02.800Oh my god.
00:45:02.960 -->
00:45:08.719I bet that would you talk about telling me something good, that'd be a 30-minute segment for him.
00:45:09.679 -->
00:45:13.199Oh, that's all you need for this podcast, man.
00:45:13.519 -->
00:45:14.960In the most positive way.
00:45:15.119 -->
00:45:15.280Yeah.
00:45:15.519 -->
00:45:33.519Hey, whenever you get a chance to hear two young men, especially the wax wolves here, talk about positivity and and experiencing success and the building blocks, and just when you have an opportunity to talk about brothers and join this great game together, it's always good to talk about.
