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Speaker 3: Second hour of two underway tonight at Longnecks in Hebern.
Speaker 3: Are set up for the next five weeks. At the
Speaker 3: round Table show, Lance Pacallister, Rocky Boyman, Let's Talk Bearcats
Speaker 3: number seventeen in the country, winners of seven straight hitting
Speaker 3: the road for a Saturday night showdown at number twenty
Speaker 3: four Utah. From around that the man from Bearcat Journal
Speaker 3: dot Com, Chad brindle. How are you.
Speaker 2: I am currently talking to you and cooking up some
Speaker 2: carne asada nachos.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, some of this one.
Speaker 3: I'll pick up some of those on the way home.
Speaker 2: Time. I just stopped. I mean, I'm on your leg.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, let's jump into it big one Saturday night,
Speaker 3: no Evan Pryor explained this significance and how the slack
Speaker 3: might be picked up or handled without him.
Speaker 2: He's clearly important, and that he's one of the things
Speaker 2: I think that maybe hasn't been talked about enough this year,
Speaker 2: the way that he has transformed his game. He was
Speaker 2: almost strictly a home run hitter last year. He's giving
Speaker 2: you more between the tackles. He's been super effective, and
Speaker 2: he's been able to hit some of those those long runs.
Speaker 2: They're gonna miss him, obviously, But in a game like
Speaker 2: this with a defense that's as physical as Utah, I'm
Speaker 2: not upset at the thought of Tywie Walker getting more touches.
Speaker 2: I just think his style, his ability to absorb some
Speaker 2: of that contact that that Utah wants to lay on you.
Speaker 2: Seeing him get more touches I don't necessarily think is
Speaker 2: a bad thing. I wouldn't be surprised if he gets
Speaker 2: most of Evan Pryor's carries. I think, you know, Chance
Speaker 2: Williams is probably the first guy in line to get
Speaker 2: some of those touches. And then Manny Covey is another
Speaker 2: one that I think, you know, potentially you could see
Speaker 2: him in the mix as well.
Speaker 4: So I was this week Brendan Soorsby named to the
Speaker 4: Davy O'Brien class at twenty five. Just talk about I mean, again,
Speaker 4: as someone who's watched him, maybe more than anybody has,
Speaker 4: what he was when he came here last year, you know,
Speaker 4: a good season, not spectActor, but then how he's gotten
Speaker 4: to this point where, I mean, he's one of the
Speaker 4: top quarterbacks in the nation.
Speaker 2: You know, it's incredible, Rocky. This is I don't know
Speaker 2: that I've ever seen someone move past this. You know
Speaker 2: what we talked about a lot last year, and we
Speaker 2: talked about Brendon Sorosby gunslinger right right out there, just
Speaker 2: big arm, firing the ball around, maybe a little reckless
Speaker 2: at times. He's been like the least reckless quarterback in
Speaker 2: the country this year. That transformation from him has been unbelievable.
Speaker 2: He has thrown some balls away this year that last year,
Speaker 2: he would have tried to fit in the tight spot.
Speaker 2: He would have put his receiver in a bad place,
Speaker 2: you know, taking a chance, see the ball pop up
Speaker 2: in the air and next thing you know, the other team.
Speaker 2: He's got a killer. To go back to that West
Speaker 2: Virginia game last year, he cost him the game and
Speaker 2: to see the maturation a lot of it, like and
Speaker 2: they're not people aren't wrong when they say this that
Speaker 2: the weapons are a big reason he's transformed. I completely
Speaker 2: agree with that. But Brendan Soresby has transformed as a quarterback.
Speaker 2: That's spreading it around. He's hitting the open man. He's
Speaker 2: not forcing things, he's not putting his team, you know,
Speaker 2: his defense in a bad situation like that. Have you
Speaker 2: ever seen that rock? Have you ever seen a guy
Speaker 2: that had that gunslinger label that all of a sudden
Speaker 2: just it's not considered that anyway.
Speaker 4: I agree with you because I've seen quarterbacks can can
Speaker 4: repair flaws. Usually if you're a gun slinger, you're a
Speaker 4: gun slinger, and you're gonna live and die by that.
Speaker 4: And just kind of coach goes, well, he's gonna throw
Speaker 4: three interceptions, but if he throws five touchdown passes, we
Speaker 4: live with it. Yeah, that's usually not a quality you
Speaker 4: kind of grow out of. That's usually your identity, and
Speaker 4: that's it's amazing that he's been able to correct.
Speaker 3: That, all right, how he's remarkable. How do you feel
Speaker 3: about this Bearcat defense against a Utah run game, piling
Speaker 3: up two and sixty seven yards a game on the ground.
Speaker 2: Well, make no mistake since that he's going to give
Speaker 2: up some yards. We know that. I think it's super
Speaker 2: important early that they're able to limit that because if
Speaker 2: you can get up on Utah. We saw Texas Tech
Speaker 2: do at Uyu stayed kind of right with them, you
Speaker 2: can have some success. If you let them march down
Speaker 2: the field on a twelve play seventy five yard drive
Speaker 2: to open the game and then you go three and out,
Speaker 2: they're up seven to nothing with the ball, you're in trouble.
Speaker 2: Like they they play a lot of six offensive linemen. Uh,
Speaker 2: they have a tight end that was a defensive line
Speaker 2: to start the season. They converted him to tight end.
Speaker 2: He's like six five, three hundred and thirty pounds and
Speaker 2: just crushes people nice. So they want to be physical,
Speaker 2: they want to push you around. The key for me
Speaker 2: on that is you've got to get up. If you
Speaker 2: can get up seven ten points on them and make
Speaker 2: them even a little bit more of a passing team,
Speaker 2: then you're gonna save your defense some If this defense
Speaker 2: is in a situation where Utahs up seven ten points,
Speaker 2: they're gonna run right at you four or five like
Speaker 2: almost like a service academy. We're gonna run at you
Speaker 2: four five, six yards of pop and you're not gonna
Speaker 2: be able to do anything about it. So game flow
Speaker 2: is super important here because if they're playing from behind,
Speaker 2: you can make them uncomfortable. If they're playing from ahead
Speaker 2: in that environment with that crowd, the Bearcats are in
Speaker 2: big trump.
Speaker 3: In twin Peak, Junior named a semi finalist for the
Speaker 3: Thorpe Board this week, is the top defensive back in
Speaker 3: the country. Chat for those unaware or maybe not in
Speaker 3: full appreciation of his journey, just kind of deliver the
Speaker 3: cliff notes version of where I in Twin Peak Junior
Speaker 3: was upon arrival and where he is now in this program.
Speaker 2: I mean a walk on, you know, probably a walk
Speaker 2: on that gets some consideration because of how great his
Speaker 2: dad was here and this isn't he had a great
Speaker 2: high school career, but he didn't project as a starting
Speaker 2: power for safety at any point in his career. Do
Speaker 2: you think maybe a guy like that, you know, usually
Speaker 2: what do they turn into, like a special teams captain,
Speaker 2: a guy that you know helps you in the margins,
Speaker 2: but maybe it isn't necessarily like a front line player.
Speaker 2: It happened fast when he got here. You could see
Speaker 2: immediately like he was going to be someone that they
Speaker 2: relied on on special teams early in his career. And
Speaker 2: then every time they kept putting him out there at safety,
Speaker 2: he kept making play and kept making plays, and he
Speaker 2: forced his way onto the field. And you got to
Speaker 2: give the kid a ton of credit because that is
Speaker 2: not an easy path to walk at this level, to
Speaker 2: come in as a walk on, even with some of
Speaker 2: those you know, advantages because of his dad, he has
Speaker 2: earned it and he has put in the work and
Speaker 2: he has you know, he's been one of those guys
Speaker 2: walk on. He's like, you're trying to recruit over him, right,
Speaker 2: Like let's just be honest, like, all right, we like
Speaker 2: this guy, but then he's a walk on. He's got
Speaker 2: that moniker. We need to go out, we need to
Speaker 2: get a star. They can't get Anteline Peak off the field,
Speaker 2: and he he is he is really with his physicality,
Speaker 2: his ability to help in the run, his ability to
Speaker 2: create turnovers. He's just had an outstanding career so far.
Speaker 3: All Right, huge one Saturday, then the tip off to
Speaker 3: basketball on Monday. You guys have got it all covered
Speaker 3: at Bearcat Journal dot com. Tell them what they can
Speaker 3: find and how they can find it.
Speaker 2: He can hands the great new feature every week that
Speaker 2: I really love that stock up stock down. He's putting
Speaker 2: a bunch of video in there now, breaking down plays,
Speaker 2: letting fans know exactly why things went right, what went wrong,
Speaker 2: who's uh, who's playing well, who's not playing well. That's
Speaker 2: one of my favorite new features that we've been focusing
Speaker 2: on this year. A ton of podcasts. I might have
Speaker 2: got Wally tipped last night. Oh I had. I had
Speaker 2: some some family stuff and I couldn't last minute, I
Speaker 2: couldn't make the podcast. Keegan filled in for me last night,
Speaker 2: and it's like, might be Kean on Wednesday night, So
Speaker 2: I might have Wally pit myself last night. Time.
Speaker 3: Well, at least you have a good meal tonight, just
Speaker 3: offset at all?
Speaker 2: How's that? Yeah? I mean carne asada, nachos, who go
Speaker 2: wrong with that. To give you a tip, yeah, give
Speaker 2: me a yeah, yeah yeah. Have you been to the
Speaker 2: Mexican market in Erlanger yet?
Speaker 3: I have not. I'm writing this down.
Speaker 2: It's right in front of Putt Putt. You know where
Speaker 2: Putt Putt is. Yeah, it's right there on Dixie Highway.
Speaker 2: It's right in front of Putt Putt. They have the
Speaker 2: most amazing already like marinated out pastoor pork with pineapples
Speaker 2: and onions already in it. All you got to do
Speaker 2: is take it home, fried up, put it on taco
Speaker 2: check that place out. You will thank me later. I've
Speaker 2: never failed you. Want to reckoll.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, I have learned to take
Speaker 3: any and all food advice from you, So thank you, noted.
Speaker 3: Have a great weekend, all right, thanks henych Chad Bredel,
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