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Hello, everyone. Welcome to Moving the Chains with Coach Barrett.
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This is Chris Wood, the host, along with the head
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coach of the Tarot South Braves, Coach Greg Barrett.
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Coach, welcome to the show. Thanks, Chris.
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How are you today?
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I'm great, man. Great. It's a good day, and it's
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an even better day for football.
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That's right, man. It's beautiful outside.
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Hey, we're going to.
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Talk about the game last week. Lots to talk about.
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But first, we have some players here that we want
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to get on.
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Yeah, we've got really three guys that help make our
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offense go. You know, with our two tight ends here,
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Dalton Hirschman and Rylan Houle, who bring a big package
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to this, you know, big offensive line that we already have. But,
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you know, getting Rylan back healthy and getting these two
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out there at the same time is really where we
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need to be.
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And I'm glad to have him here. I'm glad to
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get him going.
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Of course, Maddox Woodcock, our quarterback, these three guys are
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obviously a big part to this team.
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Maddox, what's it like having two experienced tight ends there
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that not only are there to catch the ball, but
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also pretty dang good protection for you?
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Yeah, it's really nice.
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You know, it's really like almost like comforting when you
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go out there and you are in a route, and
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let's say you're getting pressure, and your first thought is,
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where's my tight end at? Because I know he's always
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in the right spot and he's always doing what he's
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supposed to do. And Ryland Hull, he's a heck of
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a blocker. He goes out there, and I haven't seen
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him get beat yet. If I'm running, I know I'm
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following him. So it's really nice.
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So what's your perspective? Obviously, you're a senior year. You
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love the game of football. How's the year squaring up
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for you this year?
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Yeah, the year's been great so far. It's really great
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to see your quarterback make plays on the whole other
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side of the field.
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Yeah.
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Blocking.
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Me and Rylan, if we do outside run with me
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and Rylan, nobody really stands a chance on the outside.
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It's pretty fun. That's what we're hoping for this weekend.
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Rylan, your perspective on the year so far.
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For me, the year, ups and downs.
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Played in the Jamboree. Strained some ankle ligaments in my Achilles.
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Came back against Danville. We'll just get back into it.
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This is the first week I really feel 100%. You know,
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showed it last week. I was able to drive and
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put people on the ground with my amazing O-line, my
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great skilled guys.
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Yeah, that's got to be nice.
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All of you guys, including the interior offensive linemen, typically
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don't get the love that, you know, Maddox does.
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Yeah.
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Quarterbacks get all the love. But, you know, he and
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I have talked in the past. a lot of his
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success is due to the guys up front. Talk about
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that selfless nature that you just kind of learned to give,
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I guess.
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Yeah, I mean, last week it was a great example
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of it. Last week, how many rushing yards did we have?
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Almost 300 yards.
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Yeah, over.
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Our O-line executed well. Our running backs did phenomenal. Our
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backs rotate, and they all do great when they come in.
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And I would say both of you guys– No disrespect
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to those guys because.
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I'm a big dude.
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You guys are fit, trim, strong offensive linemen. It's a
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big difference than those hogs up front.
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Yeah, it's incredible.
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Me and Dolan are able to climb up the back
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or seal them off, and when everything gels together, we look.
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Pretty up front.
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Yeah, yeah. It's a coach's dream to have– Two tight ends.
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We actually have a third tight end in Kyler Newhouse, too,
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who's a big, tall, lengthy kid, too, and we get
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in our big package. You know, it's been really good
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for us at times this year. There's been times it
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wasn't really good, but I think it's all starting to click,
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come together. So, you know, we've got to have a
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great one this Friday night, and we're excited about the challenge.
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Guys, we have five questions that I like to ask players,
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and we'll start them off with you.
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Maddox, I'll let you set this one out. I've probably
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asked you this nine times, right? Yeah.
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So, Hul, we'll start with you. Are there any superstitions
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you have before games? Like, is there any, I have
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to wear the same socks, I don't, I don't know.
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Anything in particular you have a superstition?
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I have one superstition, it's the music I listen to.
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I have to listen to the Hamilton soundtrack before every game.
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Interesting.
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I love it.
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He listens to it at work, too.
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Yeah, I know. Yep.
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Hershman?
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I wouldn't really say I have any superstitions. I kind
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of have a routine. I kind of wear the same
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things every game. I just go out there and do
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my job.
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Yeah, good.
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What has been, so far, your favorite high school football memory?
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Start with you.
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Well, I was at North for two years, so I
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probably went in the bell my junior year. Yeah?
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All right. It was pretty fun. Good.
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I'd say beating Columbus North last year for the first
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time in program history ever.
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At Columbus North. Yes.
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Very good.
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Yes.
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We are late in the season, but what are you
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looking forward to most? What's something circled on your calendar
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ahead of us?
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Sectional.
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Sectional.
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Win the sectional championship. Sure. Take it one game at
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a time. Sure.
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Win our first round, win our second round, and keep
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running as much as we can.
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Love it.
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I'd say the same exact thing. There's nothing better than
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playing in late October, early November.
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Yeah, yeah.
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I think it would be great if I had to
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change plans for Thanksgiving. I'm just throwing that out there.
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Yes, it would be. I'll write that with you.
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What is your favorite Touchdown Club meal?
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It's got to be when they bring out the fried chicken. Okay.
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Fried chicken, mac and cheese, and mashed potatoes. All right,
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I love it. Star Central, up my alley.
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I would have to say the steak dinner at team
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camp over summer.
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All right. I agree with that, too.
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Yes. I guess I like both.
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Okay, so your game day schedule. Assumingly you wake up,
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you shower, get ready for school, that kind of thing.
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Walk me through when you walk out the door from
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home in the morning to when you step on the
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field Friday night.
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Yeah, just wake up, have my nice little cruise here
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in the morning, get up early, get the dirty dozen
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done with my guys, go up to the weight room,
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get a light lift in, shower, get your classes done,
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get your other work in on time, listen to your music,
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get on the bus, step on the field, lock in,
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don't talk, walk. Watch over your film, get some last
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mental notes in, and then step on the field and
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get ready for kickoff.
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Be aggressive. Love it.
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My day-to-day routine is we go to Dirty Dozen here
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at South in the morning.
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And us seniors, we have half days, but I.
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Like taking a nap when we leave early.
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Yeah.
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And I wake up, come here, and get dialed in.
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Love it. Love it. Coach, what's it like having– Bright guys.
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You know, that's huge. It's huge. These three guys are sharp.
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You know, I know they're all over 3.0s.
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What are you, 3 what, 7? I think a 3.2, 3.3, 3.8. 3.8. Okay,
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so the starting seven, as I call big guys.
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So I just got our five linemen. Our five linemen
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GPA is a 3.8.2, I think it was.
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Insane.
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So you got everybody there. And the counselor just emailed
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me today. She's like, I don't know if you know this,
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but you might have the smartest O-line in the state.
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I said, well, now put the two tight ends into
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that group, too. I don't know if she responded to
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that yet. But, like, it's an extremely smart group of guys.
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That's insane.
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And how does that translate to the football field?
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Well, you can tell these guys anything. They pick it
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up like that. Yeah. Now, I wish some of the
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other guys were like that. But that's why we like
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to run the ball up front because we know we
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can get guys going in the right spot. Right. But
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it's awesome. I've told these guys before.
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I've been lucky to be in two state championships, and
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both those team averages were 3.5 GPA.
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Wow.
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I mean, it takes more guys to play football.
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Well, and, yeah, you talk a lot about program, about
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character and academics. And both of those things, character development
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is huge for you, academics.
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Man, that's cool. That's a shining part of your program,
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I think.
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Guys, thanks so much for letting us hang out with
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you and kind of getting to know you.
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A little bit. Want to talk the game?
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Yeah, we'll get into a big game this weekend. Maybe
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these guys have a little something they'd like to say.
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Yeah, welcome. Feel free to stay around if you'd like.
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You want to talk about the Lebanon game first.
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I would like to talk about Lebanon first.
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Yes, we can do that. Okay. You guys can roll
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if you want. That's up to you.
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Thanks, guys.
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Thanks, guys. Appreciate it. Thanks so much.
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Thanks for having us. So, Coach, Lebanon game. was last Friday.
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Fantastic game. Lots of highlights there. Your overall thoughts?
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Well, I thought we came out fast. We scored on
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the third play of the game, and we struck.
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You know, we talk about scoring on the opening drive,
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and we did that, which is something I don't know
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if we've done yet.
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So very excited to see how fast we came out.
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You know, we take a 24-7 lead, which is really
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good because Lebanon's a good football team.
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They really are.
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You know, I think in our conference it's been pretty balanced,
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you know, and then it You know, the second half,
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we still did a lot of really good things, scoring
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some more points defensively.
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We had a couple mental breakdowns.
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But overall, if we can just keep doing what we
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did Friday and improve on that, a lot of good things.
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Are going to come.
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Your turnovers were next to nothing.
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I remember at one point I was keeping mental note,
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and I kind of got sidetracked. But at one point
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you scored on every single drive– That you had, I think,
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through the first three quarters at least.
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Yes.
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That's got to be huge. That's huge in your game plan.
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If we can score on every possession, because when you're
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playing those teams that are really good, who play mistake-free football,
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they're doing that. And once they get up, you can
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look back at the games we've lost.
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Yeah.
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We didn't respond.
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You know, one thing I will say about this group,
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you lose a game last week that was heartbroken, didn't
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think you were going to lose it.
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They responded well. which is what you want. Right. You
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have great attitude, great effort, and just keep getting better. Yeah.
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Let's go through a rundown of the scores of the night.
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Cooper Payne brings the ball out on the opening kickoff
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out of the 42, gives you a great field position
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from the get-go. Maddox Woodcock with 10 minutes, 33 seconds
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in that first quarter.
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Rushes for a 43-yard touchdown. Max Seaton.
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Lebanon scores the three-yard pass.
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Their PAT is good. Maddox Woodcock finds.
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Leo Seaton for a 40-yard pass. Brings us back on top.
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And that's where we end the first quarter. Tarot South
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up 14-7. Eight minutes, ten seconds left. In the second quarter,
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Keegan O'Hare, I believe, had a 25-yard field goal.
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I'm sorry about that.
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Dierman, congratulations. Yes. 121 left.
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Case and Meath, 20-yard rushing TD. Bhattacharya, PAT is good.
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Josiah Riddle. intercepts the ball to end the half. What
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a great way to go into the locker room. At
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that point, we had four possessions, four scores. We kick
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off to Lebanon. Not too much later, we get the
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ball back. Lebanon does score with a 23-yard rushing TD.
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Brings us up 24-7. That's not right, 24-14.
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And then 4-0-8 in the.
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is good. Brings us up 31-14. Fourth quarter, pretty much
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at the top of the fourth quarter, Lebanon has a
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3-yard rushing touchdown. 8-51, Woodcock finds Meath again for a
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14-yard pass.
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Richie has a great tip ball in the end zone.
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out of time.
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No, it kind of got a little sloppy there towards
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the end, and I could have probably punted away, but
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we had a great call on fourth down, and Maddox kind.
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wide up, and then the last play, we finally got
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the ball back. We had a great play. We had
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a good run called. We just went the wrong way
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with the back.
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It kind of got a little sloppy there towards the end,
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which you don't want. But we knew we had a
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two-score lead, and I didn't want to give them the
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ball back. I felt good with our defense coming up
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at the stop. Very happy to get out of that
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with a win.
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That's what it's all about, coming together and trying to
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figure it out.
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You said when we were talking to the gentleman here
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earlier– 294 yards total rushing. Maddox had 152 yards passing,
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seven completions for ten attempts, two TD passes, 99 yards
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rushing and a rushing TD.
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Maddox producing.
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Yeah, and he had a, I don't even know what
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it was, a 60-yarder callback.
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On a holding call, which, you know, officials think, Everything's
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a-holding nowadays, but no.
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I'm just kidding.
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No, but I mean, yeah.
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I mean, he's an electric player, and I'm glad to
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see we're starting to figure stuff out.
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Kaysen has two carries, 32 yards, but more importantly, two
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rushing TDs, three receptions, 68 yards, and a touchdown.
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He had a great game.
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Oh, yeah, he did. He's come a long way.
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He's done a really good job, and we need him
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to be explosive and do the things he's been doing
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the last three weeks.
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Malik Pope, 17 carries, 87 yards. Coach, when you can
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get a running back to get 5.1 yards per carry,
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you've got to make him smile.
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Yes.
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Kyron Thompson also, 6 carries, 35 yards. He had 5.8
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yards average. J.Drick Sanders, 3 carries, 41 yards, 13.6 yards average.
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Leo Seaton had a reception for 41 yards and a T.D.,
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Houle had a reception for 20 yards. Great night overall, I.
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Have to assume.
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Yeah, a lot of guys touching the ball, too. Those
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are things we have to do to be successful. It
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just can't be a one-man show. I know sometimes people
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might think it is, but it's not. I mean, you know,
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Maddox does a good job of spreading the ball around,
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and those guys are taking advantage of the opportunity when
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they get it.
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Fantastic.
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So looking forward to this Friday, Indianapolis Bishop Chittard.
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Why don't we know?
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Number one team in the state. In 4A, they've won
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over the years 18 state championships. Very solid football team,
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as you know. Tradition-rich football program. You know, just they
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are very disciplined.
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They are tough. They are physical. And we've got to
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show up to play Friday night. Yeah. It's a team
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where you want your team to look like and become.
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Yeah, that's great. What are the keys to the game?
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Control the football, no turnovers, and score more points than
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they do.
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I love the plan.
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Well, with some of those guys you have, some of
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those stats we talked about, I like our chances. If
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we just went by what records said, we wouldn't have
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to play the game.
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We just got to show up and be the best
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team that Friday night.
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Between those two teams, we've got to be the better one.
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And it all comes down to just get the job
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done no matter what it takes and no matter how
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you do it.
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Fantastic.
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Kickoff is 7 p.m. Friday, October 9th at Indianapolis Bishop Chatard.
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It's supposed to be 70 degrees at kickoff. That's going
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to be perfect football weather. Yeah, it's going to be
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a great week, too. We would like to thank our
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Chains with Coach Barrett. Coach, anything we need to talk
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about before we wrap things up here?
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No, just hope we get some people to drive over.
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To Indianapolis Chittard on Friday night. Support our guys and
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keep things positive and cheer us on. We would love
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to have as many people in the stands as we can.
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We always travel extremely well. I have no doubts that
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they'll be there. Once again, 7 p.m.
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Start.
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Indianapolis Bishop Chittard, show up. Wear lots of Braves gear,
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take those cowbells, and let's make some noise in the stands.
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Yeah, amen to that.
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Hey, we're going to close out this podcast with a
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fight song from the guys, Terre Haute South. Have a
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good evening. Thanks so much.
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One, two, one, two, three, four.
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On the team, fighting all around the way. We're a bad,
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we're cheap, we're bad, can't keep up with us, it's
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never the same.
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Ha, ha, ha, we look and fight.
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And they don't fight. Always love to the red, black, and.
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Hello, everyone. Welcome to Moving the Chains with Coach Barrett.
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This is Chris Wood, the host, along with the head
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coach of the Tarot South Braves, Coach Greg Barrett.
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Coach, welcome to the show. Thanks, Chris.
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How are you today?
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I'm great, man. Great. It's a good day, and it's
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an even better day for football.
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That's right, man. It's beautiful outside.
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Hey, we're going to.
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Talk about the game last week. Lots to talk about.
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But first, we have some players here that we want
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to get on.
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Yeah, we've got really three guys that help make our
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offense go. You know, with our two tight ends here,
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Dalton Hirschman and Rylan Houle, who bring a big package
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to this, you know, big offensive line that we already have. But,
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you know, getting Rylan back healthy and getting these two
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out there at the same time is really where we
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need to be.
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And I'm glad to have him here. I'm glad to
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get him going.
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Of course, Maddox Woodcock, our quarterback, these three guys are
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obviously a big part to this team.
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Maddox, what's it like having two experienced tight ends there
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that not only are there to catch the ball, but
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also pretty dang good protection for you?
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Yeah, it's really nice.
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You know, it's really like almost like comforting when you
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go out there and you are in a route, and
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let's say you're getting pressure, and your first thought is,
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where's my tight end at? Because I know he's always
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in the right spot and he's always doing what he's
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supposed to do. And Ryland Hull, he's a heck of
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a blocker. He goes out there, and I haven't seen
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him get beat yet. If I'm running, I know I'm
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following him. So it's really nice.
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So what's your perspective? Obviously, you're a senior year. You
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love the game of football. How's the year squaring up
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for you this year?
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Yeah, the year's been great so far. It's really great
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to see your quarterback make plays on the whole other
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side of the field.
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Blocking.
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Me and Rylan, if we do outside run with me
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and Rylan, nobody really stands a chance on the outside.
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It's pretty fun. That's what we're hoping for this weekend.
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Rylan, your perspective on the year so far.
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For me, the year, ups and downs.
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Played in the Jamboree. Strained some ankle ligaments in my Achilles.
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This is the first week I really feel 100%. You know,
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showed it last week. I was able to drive and
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put people on the ground with my amazing O-line, my
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great skilled guys.
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Yeah, that's got to be nice.
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All of you guys, including the interior offensive linemen, typically
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don't get the love that, you know, Maddox does.
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Quarterbacks get all the love. But, you know, he and
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I have talked in the past. a lot of his
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success is due to the guys up front. Talk about
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that selfless nature that you just kind of learned to give,
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of it. Last week, how many rushing yards did we have?
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Almost 300 yards.
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Yeah, over.
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Our O-line executed well. Our running backs did phenomenal. Our
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backs rotate, and they all do great when they come in.
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And I would say both of you guys– No disrespect
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to those guys because.
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I'm a big dude.
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You guys are fit, trim, strong offensive linemen. It's a
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big difference than those hogs up front.
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Me and Dolan are able to climb up the back
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or seal them off, and when everything gels together, we look.
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Yeah, yeah. It's a coach's dream to have– Two tight ends.
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We actually have a third tight end in Kyler Newhouse, too,
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who's a big, tall, lengthy kid, too, and we get
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in our big package. You know, it's been really good
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for us at times this year. There's been times it
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wasn't really good, but I think it's all starting to click,
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come together. So, you know, we've got to have a
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great one this Friday night, and we're excited about the challenge.
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Guys, we have five questions that I like to ask players,
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and we'll start them off with you.
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Maddox, I'll let you set this one out. I've probably
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asked you this nine times, right? Yeah.
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So, Hul, we'll start with you. Are there any superstitions
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you have before games? Like, is there any, I have
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to wear the same socks, I don't, I don't know.
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Anything in particular you have a superstition?
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I have one superstition, it's the music I listen to.
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I have to listen to the Hamilton soundtrack before every game.
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Interesting.
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I love it.
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He listens to it at work, too.
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Yeah, I know. Yep.
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Hershman?
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I wouldn't really say I have any superstitions. I kind
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of have a routine. I kind of wear the same
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things every game. I just go out there and do
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my job.
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Yeah, good.
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What has been, so far, your favorite high school football memory?
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Start with you.
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Well, I was at North for two years, so I
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probably went in the bell my junior year. Yeah?
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All right. It was pretty fun. Good.
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I'd say beating Columbus North last year for the first
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time in program history ever.
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At Columbus North. Yes.
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Very good.
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Yes.
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We are late in the season, but what are you
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looking forward to most? What's something circled on your calendar
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ahead of us?
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Sectional.
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Sectional.
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Win the sectional championship. Sure. Take it one game at
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a time. Sure.
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Win our first round, win our second round, and keep
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running as much as we can.
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Love it.
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I'd say the same exact thing. There's nothing better than
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playing in late October, early November.
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I think it would be great if I had to
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change plans for Thanksgiving. I'm just throwing that out there.
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Yes, it would be. I'll write that with you.
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What is your favorite Touchdown Club meal?
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It's got to be when they bring out the fried chicken. Okay.
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Fried chicken, mac and cheese, and mashed potatoes. All right,
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I love it. Star Central, up my alley.
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I would have to say the steak dinner at team
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camp over summer.
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All right. I agree with that, too.
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Yes. I guess I like both.
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Okay, so your game day schedule. Assumingly you wake up,
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you shower, get ready for school, that kind of thing.
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Walk me through when you walk out the door from
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home in the morning to when you step on the
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field Friday night.
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Yeah, just wake up, have my nice little cruise here
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in the morning, get up early, get the dirty dozen
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done with my guys, go up to the weight room,
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get a light lift in, shower, get your classes done,
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get your other work in on time, listen to your music,
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get on the bus, step on the field, lock in,
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don't talk, walk. Watch over your film, get some last
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mental notes in, and then step on the field and
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get ready for kickoff.
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Be aggressive. Love it.
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My day-to-day routine is we go to Dirty Dozen here
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at South in the morning.
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And us seniors, we have half days, but I.
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Like taking a nap when we leave early.
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And I wake up, come here, and get dialed in.
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Love it. Love it. Coach, what's it like having– Bright guys.
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You know, that's huge. It's huge. These three guys are sharp.
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You know, I know they're all over 3.0s.
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What are you, 3 what, 7? I think a 3.2, 3.3, 3.8. 3.8. Okay,
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so the starting seven, as I call big guys.
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So I just got our five linemen. Our five linemen
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GPA is a 3.8.2, I think it was.
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Insane.
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So you got everybody there. And the counselor just emailed
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me today. She's like, I don't know if you know this,
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but you might have the smartest O-line in the state.
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I said, well, now put the two tight ends into
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that group, too. I don't know if she responded to
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that yet. But, like, it's an extremely smart group of guys.
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That's insane.
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And how does that translate to the football field?
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Well, you can tell these guys anything. They pick it
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up like that. Yeah. Now, I wish some of the
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other guys were like that. But that's why we like
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to run the ball up front because we know we
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can get guys going in the right spot. Right. But
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it's awesome. I've told these guys before.
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I've been lucky to be in two state championships, and
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both those team averages were 3.5 GPA.
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I mean, it takes more guys to play football.
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Well, and, yeah, you talk a lot about program, about
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character and academics. And both of those things, character development
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is huge for you, academics.
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Man, that's cool. That's a shining part of your program,
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I think.
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Guys, thanks so much for letting us hang out with
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you and kind of getting to know you.
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A little bit. Want to talk the game?
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Yeah, we'll get into a big game this weekend. Maybe
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these guys have a little something they'd like to say.
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Yeah, welcome. Feel free to stay around if you'd like.
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You want to talk about the Lebanon game first.
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I would like to talk about Lebanon first.
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Yes, we can do that. Okay. You guys can roll
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if you want. That's up to you.
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Thanks, guys.
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Thanks, guys. Appreciate it. Thanks so much.
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Thanks for having us. So, Coach, Lebanon game. was last Friday.
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Fantastic game. Lots of highlights there. Your overall thoughts?
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Well, I thought we came out fast. We scored on
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the third play of the game, and we struck.
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You know, we talk about scoring on the opening drive,
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and we did that, which is something I don't know
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if we've done yet.
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So very excited to see how fast we came out.
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You know, we take a 24-7 lead, which is really
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good because Lebanon's a good football team.
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They really are.
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You know, I think in our conference it's been pretty balanced,
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you know, and then it You know, the second half,
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we still did a lot of really good things, scoring
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some more points defensively.
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We had a couple mental breakdowns.
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But overall, if we can just keep doing what we
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did Friday and improve on that, a lot of good things.
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Are going to come.
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Your turnovers were next to nothing.
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I remember at one point I was keeping mental note,
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and I kind of got sidetracked. But at one point
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you scored on every single drive– That you had, I think,
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through the first three quarters at least.
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That's got to be huge. That's huge in your game plan.
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If we can score on every possession, because when you're
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playing those teams that are really good, who play mistake-free football,
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they're doing that. And once they get up, you can
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look back at the games we've lost.
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We didn't respond.
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You know, one thing I will say about this group,
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you lose a game last week that was heartbroken, didn't
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think you were going to lose it.
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They responded well. which is what you want. Right. You
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have great attitude, great effort, and just keep getting better. Yeah.
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Let's go through a rundown of the scores of the night.
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Cooper Payne brings the ball out on the opening kickoff
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out of the 42, gives you a great field position
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from the get-go. Maddox Woodcock with 10 minutes, 33 seconds
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in that first quarter.
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Rushes for a 43-yard touchdown. Max Seaton.
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Puts the PAT later in that quarter at 439 mark.
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Lebanon scores the three-yard pass.
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Their PAT is good. Maddox Woodcock finds.
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Leo Seaton for a 40-yard pass. Brings us back on top.
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And that's where we end the first quarter. Tarot South
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up 14-7. Eight minutes, ten seconds left. In the second quarter,
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Keegan O'Hare, I believe, had a 25-yard field goal.
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Is that right?
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No. No. That would have been Dierman. Okay.
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All right.
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All right.
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I'm sorry about that.
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Dierman, congratulations. Yes. 121 left.
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Case and Meath, 20-yard rushing TD. Bhattacharya, PAT is good.
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Josiah Riddle. intercepts the ball to end the half. What
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a great way to go into the locker room. At
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that point, we had four possessions, four scores. We kick
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off to Lebanon. Not too much later, we get the
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ball back. Lebanon does score with a 23-yard rushing TD.
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Brings us up 24-7. That's not right, 24-14.
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And then 4-0-8 in the.
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Third quarter, Cason Meath, 10-yard rushing touchdown. Max Seaton, PAT,
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is good. Brings us up 31-14. Fourth quarter, pretty much
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at the top of the fourth quarter, Lebanon has a
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3-yard rushing touchdown. 8-51, Woodcock finds Meath again for a
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14-yard pass.
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Richie has a great tip ball in the end zone.
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We get the ball back and just kind of run
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out of time.
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No, it kind of got a little sloppy there towards
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the end, and I could have probably punted away, but
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we had a great call on fourth down, and Maddox kind.
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Of overthrew him a little bit. We were a little
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wide up, and then the last play, we finally got
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the ball back. We had a great play. We had
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a good run called. We just went the wrong way
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with the back.
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It kind of got a little sloppy there towards the end,
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which you don't want. But we knew we had a
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two-score lead, and I didn't want to give them the
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ball back. I felt good with our defense coming up
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at the stop. Very happy to get out of that
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with a win.
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That's what it's all about, coming together and trying to
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figure it out.
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You said when we were talking to the gentleman here
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earlier– 294 yards total rushing. Maddox had 152 yards passing,
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seven completions for ten attempts, two TD passes, 99 yards
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rushing and a rushing TD.
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Maddox producing.
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Yeah, and he had a, I don't even know what
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it was, a 60-yarder callback.
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Yes, yes.
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On a holding call, which, you know, officials think, Everything's
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a-holding nowadays, but no.
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No, no, no.
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I'm just kidding.
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No, but I mean, yeah.
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I mean, he's an electric player, and I'm glad to
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see we're starting to figure stuff out.
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Kaysen has two carries, 32 yards, but more importantly, two
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rushing TDs, three receptions, 68 yards, and a touchdown.
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He had a great game.
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Oh, yeah, he did. He's come a long way.
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He's done a really good job, and we need him
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to be explosive and do the things he's been doing
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the last three weeks.
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Malik Pope, 17 carries, 87 yards. Coach, when you can
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get a running back to get 5.1 yards per carry,
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you've got to make him smile.
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Yes.
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Kyron Thompson also, 6 carries, 35 yards. He had 5.8
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yards average. J.Drick Sanders, 3 carries, 41 yards, 13.6 yards average.
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Leo Seaton had a reception for 41 yards and a T.D.,
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Houle had a reception for 20 yards. Great night overall, I.
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Have to assume.
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Yeah, a lot of guys touching the ball, too. Those
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are things we have to do to be successful. It
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just can't be a one-man show. I know sometimes people
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might think it is, but it's not. I mean, you know,
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Maddox does a good job of spreading the ball around,
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and those guys are taking advantage of the opportunity when
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they get it.
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Fantastic.
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So looking forward to this Friday, Indianapolis Bishop Chittard.
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Why don't we know?
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Number one team in the state. In 4A, they've won
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over the years 18 state championships. Very solid football team,
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as you know. Tradition-rich football program. You know, just they
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are very disciplined.
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They are tough. They are physical. And we've got to
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show up to play Friday night. Yeah. It's a team
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where you want your team to look like and become.
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Yeah, that's great. What are the keys to the game?
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Control the football, no turnovers, and score more points than
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they do.
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I love the plan.
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Well, with some of those guys you have, some of
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those stats we talked about, I like our chances. If
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we just went by what records said, we wouldn't have
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to play the game.
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We just got to show up and be the best
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team that Friday night.
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Between those two teams, we've got to be the better one.
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And it all comes down to just get the job
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done no matter what it takes and no matter how
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you do it.
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Fantastic.
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Kickoff is 7 p.m. Friday, October 9th at Indianapolis Bishop Chatard.
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It's supposed to be 70 degrees at kickoff. That's going
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to be perfect football weather. Yeah, it's going to be
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a great week, too. We would like to thank our
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Thank you, Team Suggs Pest Control, for sponsoring Moving the
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Chains with Coach Barrett. Coach, anything we need to talk
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about before we wrap things up here?
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No, just hope we get some people to drive over.
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To Indianapolis Chittard on Friday night. Support our guys and
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keep things positive and cheer us on. We would love
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to have as many people in the stands as we can.
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We always travel extremely well. I have no doubts that
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they'll be there. Once again, 7 p.m.
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Start.
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Indianapolis Bishop Chittard, show up. Wear lots of Braves gear,
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take those cowbells, and let's make some noise in the stands.
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Yeah, amen to that.
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Hey, we're going to close out this podcast with a
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fight song from the guys, Terre Haute South. Have a
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good evening. Thanks so much.
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One, two, one, two, three, four.
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On the team, fighting all around the way. We're a bad,
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we're cheap, we're bad, can't keep up with us, it's
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never the same.
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Ha, ha, ha, we look and fight.
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And they don't fight. Always love to the red, black, and.
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White.
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