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Dan, you guys was able to, you know, come out,
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start fast. You were able to get going loose, had
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two touchdowns, one on the ground, one in the air.
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What was so important about getting you going today?
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I'll say the preparation. I prepared a lot this week.
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I had a feeling.
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I had a lot of plays in me for this game,
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playing with the defense they ran, and I had a
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feeling that I would score.
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So I guess the way we prepared, it was down
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for me to go ahead and score.
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Hey, Daniel, Bill Riley, and Sly upstairs, congratulations. It was
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good to talk to you on the coaches' show the
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other night. Kind of had a feeling you had a
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little look in your eye when we talked to you
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on Tuesday night that you might be going off for
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a big game. Walk us through the touchdown, the 30-yard
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touchdown that you got, and pretty much once you got
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that opening, you got through there and nobody touched you.
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Yeah, we ran that play to drive before. But Dev
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had pulled it. But the counterpart of it was wide open.
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So I was just telling him we should go back
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to that. And then I guess McGiven decided to go
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back to it. And as we lined up, I knew
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it was a touchdown.
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So do you get happy? You get giddy in those
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situations when you know it's like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I saw this last drive. We're going to make this happen.
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No, I don't get happy.
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But I definitely pray that everything gets blocked up well
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and we execute and that it happens.
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It did.
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It did.
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We talked earlier in the week about a perfect game, right?
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You know, I was going to tell you my little
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bit of what a perfect game would be. You said
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that you only wanted to win. But I'm just like,
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you get a receiving touchdown, a great rushing touchdown. You
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get over a total of 100 total yards from scrimmage.
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You had a great day today, man. Is this not
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a perfect day for you?
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At the end of the day, I mean, yeah, we won.
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It's perfect.
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Hey, Daniel, you guys are up. 42-6 at halftime. What
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was the conversation at halftime? And just a thought on
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what you guys did or maybe didn't do enough of
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in the second half.
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In halftime, the process was don't let up. Just go
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out there and keep executing. But, I mean, it probably
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didn't go as planned. But, I mean, the plan was
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to go out there and just keep going, step on
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the gas and don't let up.
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But I guess that didn't happen. But we still got
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the job done at the end of the day.
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Right.
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Right.
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You guys played offense. This offense is electric. Is this
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type of offense where you guys expected from yourselves to
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be able to have that output? I mean, I thought
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this was a 14 point per quarter offense or team.
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I know we had 28 points in the second quarter,
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the two defensive touchdowns. But is this often to output
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what this offense is capable of week to week?
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I definitely did not hear you. Can you repeat that?
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It's loud in here.
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Is this offensive output that you guys put, 42 points
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in the first half, is that what this team is
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capable of on a week-to-week basis?
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Yes, yes, definitely.
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If we could do more than that, if we would
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have came out second half executing how we did in
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the first half, it should have been a lot more
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points put on the board.
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Daniel, I'm going to let you go with this. You
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guys are 8-0 for the sixth time in school history.
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But you've got the biggest game of the year next
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week at your place. You got to play those guys
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at their place last year. Give me a thought on
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BYU coming to your place next weekend.
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Just another opponent that we've got to prepare for. And
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going into this week, the 0-0. And by the end
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of this week, by the end of next week, want
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to leave 1-0.
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That's the goal.
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Well, that's a good approach, Daniel Bray. Congratulations on your
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first game ever with a rushing and a receiving touchdown
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in Utah. Let's see you again next week, my man.
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Yes, I appreciate it. Thanks, Daniel.
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Daniel Bray with us here on the Post Game Show.
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Dan, you guys was able to, you know, come out,
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start fast. You were able to get going loose, had
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two touchdowns, one on the ground, one in the air.
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What was so important about getting you going today?
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I'll say the preparation. I prepared a lot this week.
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I had a feeling.
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I had a lot of plays in me for this game,
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playing with the defense they ran, and I had a
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feeling that I would score.
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So I guess the way we prepared, it was down
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for me to go ahead and score.
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Hey, Daniel, Bill Riley, and Sly upstairs, congratulations. It was
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good to talk to you on the coaches' show the
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other night. Kind of had a feeling you had a
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little look in your eye when we talked to you
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on Tuesday night that you might be going off for
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a big game. Walk us through the touchdown, the 30-yard
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touchdown that you got, and pretty much once you got
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that opening, you got through there and nobody touched you.
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Yeah, we ran that play to drive before. But Dev
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had pulled it. But the counterpart of it was wide open.
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So I was just telling him we should go back
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to that. And then I guess McGiven decided to go
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back to it. And as we lined up, I knew
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it was a touchdown.
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So do you get happy? You get giddy in those
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situations when you know it's like, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I saw this last drive. We're going to make this happen.
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No, I don't get happy.
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But I definitely pray that everything gets blocked up well
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and we execute and that it happens.
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It did.
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It did.
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We talked earlier in the week about a perfect game, right?
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You know, I was going to tell you my little
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bit of what a perfect game would be. You said
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that you only wanted to win. But I'm just like,
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you get a receiving touchdown, a great rushing touchdown. You
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get over a total of 100 total yards from scrimmage.
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You had a great day today, man. Is this not
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a perfect day for you?
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At the end of the day, I mean, yeah, we won.
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It's perfect.
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Hey, Daniel, you guys are up. 42-6 at halftime. What
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was the conversation at halftime? And just a thought on
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what you guys did or maybe didn't do enough of
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in the second half.
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In halftime, the process was don't let up. Just go
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out there and keep executing. But, I mean, it probably
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didn't go as planned. But, I mean, the plan was
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to go out there and just keep going, step on
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the gas and don't let up.
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But I guess that didn't happen. But we still got
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the job done at the end of the day.
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Right.
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Right.
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You guys played offense. This offense is electric. Is this
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type of offense where you guys expected from yourselves to
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be able to have that output? I mean, I thought
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this was a 14 point per quarter offense or team.
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I know we had 28 points in the second quarter,
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the two defensive touchdowns. But is this often to output
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what this offense is capable of week to week?
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I definitely did not hear you. Can you repeat that?
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It's loud in here.
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Is this offensive output that you guys put, 42 points
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in the first half, is that what this team is
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capable of on a week-to-week basis?
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Yes, yes, definitely.
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If we could do more than that, if we would
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have came out second half executing how we did in
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the first half, it should have been a lot more
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points put on the board.
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Daniel, I'm going to let you go with this. You
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guys are 8-0 for the sixth time in school history.
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But you've got the biggest game of the year next
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week at your place. You got to play those guys
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at their place last year. Give me a thought on
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BYU coming to your place next weekend.
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Just another opponent that we've got to prepare for. And
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going into this week, the 0-0. And by the end
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of this week, by the end of next week, want
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to leave 1-0.
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That's the goal.
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Well, that's a good approach, Daniel Bray. Congratulations on your
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first game ever with a rushing and a receiving touchdown
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in Utah. Let's see you again next week, my man.
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Yes, I appreciate it. Thanks, Daniel.
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Daniel Bray with us here on the Post Game Show.
