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Speaker 4: All right, let's do it, man, Todd Hussac on our
Speaker 4: faves Tuddle. Todd listens, he sends in comments on Twitter,
Speaker 4: and uh, always enjoy on our DMS and tell stories
Speaker 4: back and forth, Little league tales. He's had a kid
Speaker 4: go through it now. Actually I think he's kids in
Speaker 4: high school now.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I digress.
Speaker 4: Let's get into the football team forty nine Ers Titans
Speaker 4: tonight and what we're looking for? What can we get
Speaker 4: out of tonight five o'clock kick? Todd will be there
Speaker 4: on our pre and post on The Leader. So Todd Hustock,
Speaker 4: welcome back to your boys, Murph and Marcus.
Speaker 2: Happy football season, dude. How you doing?
Speaker 3: Man? Hey? What's up? Todd? Oh? I'm doing awesome, looking
Speaker 3: forward to kickoff tonight. I will be there at Leevi's.
Speaker 3: I'm doing pre and posts for all games again this
Speaker 3: year and figure you guys would want to know him.
Speaker 3: Out walking my dog this morning a little after six o'clock.
Speaker 3: My neighbor saw me. He pulls over to stop and
Speaker 3: talk a little Stanford football. He rolled down the window.
Speaker 3: He's got you guys on. You got some listeners here
Speaker 3: in West Menlo Park.
Speaker 4: So that listener was not the usher from the ballast,
Speaker 4: you would have been a little night there.
Speaker 2: Oh man, you guys talking a little Stanford ball, all right?
Speaker 5: I like it, all right, John, So let's just say
Speaker 5: like number one thing you are looking at tonight, it's
Speaker 5: it's tough.
Speaker 3: We're all excited about football, but we'll see who actually
Speaker 3: ends up playing. I think Curtis work has a chance
Speaker 3: to show up. We haven't seen much of him in preseason,
Speaker 3: really any of him, and so a chance from the
Speaker 3: show what he can do and maybe solidify that third
Speaker 3: spot behind Brock and Mac. I'll be surprised if we
Speaker 3: see much of Mac. I mean, he was so valuable
Speaker 3: last year, do you It's really having a coach's balance
Speaker 3: risk of injury for upside, and I think you want
Speaker 3: to see more of the younger guys get a chance
Speaker 3: to play. A lot of the bubble guys, whether it's starters,
Speaker 3: or roster guys, And unfortunately, I would have loved to
Speaker 3: see Kylen Black today and I think he has a
Speaker 3: chance to be the best backup, but they've had under
Speaker 3: Shanahan and behind McCaffrey. We'll have to wait a little bit,
Speaker 3: but I think there's some Watkins. Can Jordan Watkins step
Speaker 3: up and make some plays the practice I've seen, he
Speaker 3: just hasn't. He's got a lot of opportunities in practice,
Speaker 3: he just hasn't been that guy that can make the
Speaker 3: plays down the field. We'll see if maybe he can
Speaker 3: step up on game day. So there's a handful of
Speaker 3: guys in the offensive side that you want to see
Speaker 3: something from it. Again, how much are the starters going
Speaker 3: to play? There's still that left guard spot that I
Speaker 3: think is a big battle this preseason and who ends
Speaker 3: up there on Week one in Melbourne. And then on
Speaker 3: the defensive side, we saw it last year with so
Speaker 3: many injuries that young secondary didn't get much of a
Speaker 3: chance to play together. Do we see a little bit
Speaker 3: more of that first unit or that maybe those guys
Speaker 3: for spots, whether it's starters or backups, and it's a
Speaker 3: chance for these guys to make plays. Right, We've seen,
Speaker 3: they've gone through a few weeks of camp. Lights are on,
Speaker 3: they're going to watch the tape and not just for
Speaker 3: the Niners, but maybe other teams around the league. Who
Speaker 3: shows up when those lights come on? And so it's
Speaker 3: always exciting. Every team's undefeated. Uh So a chance for
Speaker 3: all fans to have some hope. And I think the
Speaker 3: area fans need a little bit of that right now
Speaker 3: because Giants, Warriors, Sharks are on the way up. But
Speaker 3: the Niners have a chance to do something special I
Speaker 3: think this year.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Todd, I'm on the same page as you're looking
Speaker 6: forward to seeing some of the younger players tonight. And
Speaker 6: let's start with the wide receiver room. You mentioned Jacob Cowen,
Speaker 6: Jordan Walkins, but everybody wants to see Dejon Stribbling. How
Speaker 6: much do you think he's going to play tonight? And
Speaker 6: even outside of just tonight's performance, what have you seen
Speaker 6: from him throughout training camp stepping into Kyle Shanahan's offense.
Speaker 3: Well, I think he's that guy that we talked about
Speaker 3: Jordan Watkins being that guy can take the top off
Speaker 3: the defense, the four to three speed, the ability to
Speaker 3: get down the field, which the forty nine ers lacked
Speaker 3: badly last year and Stribbling has he looks like that
Speaker 3: guy stronghands, big wingspan. I think what he's been really
Speaker 3: impressive with is his body control and the ability to
Speaker 3: make plays in traffic. I go up and high point
Speaker 3: it out jump the defensive pack. Mike Evans has made
Speaker 3: a career off of that, a Hall of Fame career,
Speaker 3: So I think he's a great opportunity for Stribbling to
Speaker 3: learn from somebody like that. But he looks like that
Speaker 3: guy that can win over in the middle those fifteen
Speaker 3: yard routes that brock Perty is literally the best in
Speaker 3: the NFL at completing. He can separate. He's quick, but
Speaker 3: he more so he's big and strong, and I think
Speaker 3: can use that body to create that separation at the
Speaker 3: last minute. And you can just some guys you can
Speaker 3: watch and you're like, that guy has it. He has that.
Speaker 3: There's just this quality and whether it's body control or separation,
Speaker 3: just that quickness and then the ability to high point
Speaker 3: it and catch it in traffic and not get alligator arms.
Speaker 3: He seems to have all those little traits that frankly,
Speaker 3: we'd love to see from Cowing and we'd love to
Speaker 3: see from Watkins number one haven't stayed healthy enough to
Speaker 3: do it consistently and number two and they have had chances,
Speaker 3: haven't really made those plays. So Stribbling looks like a
Speaker 3: guy who's trending to be one of those top three
Speaker 3: wide receivers for I think a new look for a
Speaker 3: nitter passing game with some of the additions that they've
Speaker 3: made in the offseason. Again, I would have loved to
Speaker 3: have seen Christian Kirk and how he's assimilates in to
Speaker 3: this offense and is there a spot for him. We
Speaker 3: haven't seen any of him in camp, so that means
Speaker 3: there's opportunities for other guys, other young guys to step up,
Speaker 3: and Stribbling I think has made the most of his
Speaker 3: chance this camp because he's been in the talk of
Speaker 3: the camp with his athletic ability, understanding of the offense,
Speaker 3: and I think that would be a weapon that frankly
Speaker 3: Shannan hasn't had much of in his time calling plays
Speaker 3: with the forty nine ers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's all very true, Todd, who'sack the voice he
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Speaker 4: pre game More forty nine or Talk five o'clock kickoff
Speaker 4: actual game forty nine Ers Titans. Should be fun just
Speaker 4: to see some reps and some red and gold on
Speaker 4: the grass. It's following up on Stribbling because he definitely
Speaker 4: has won the summer so far. But there's that nagging
Speaker 4: thought of Kyle doesn't like rookies. Kyle doesn't like rookies.
Speaker 2: You look it up.
Speaker 4: Deebo Samuel as a rookie fifty seven catches eight hundred
Speaker 4: two yards three touchdowns, also carried the ball fo.
Speaker 2: One hundred and fifty nine yards and three rushing touchdowns.
Speaker 4: And then Brandon at sixty catches seven hundred and forty
Speaker 4: eight yards five touchdowns in twelve games. So those are
Speaker 4: two examples of rookie receivers who had pretty good seasons.
Speaker 4: Now would you say Stribbling should kind of shoot for
Speaker 4: that kind of production or would we even say the
Speaker 4: sky's the limit and he can eclipse that.
Speaker 3: I think he has the ability to eclipse it, not
Speaker 3: just because of his ability in the way Shanahan has
Speaker 3: grown as a play caller. I think rookie wide receivers
Speaker 3: historically have not done much in the NFL coming out
Speaker 3: of the gates. I think the last few years we've
Speaker 3: seen the development of the wide receiver position where they're
Speaker 3: more NFL ready year one, and that's frankly been a
Speaker 3: bit we see in the draft. These guys are premium
Speaker 3: weapons on offense. When you can find a guy that
Speaker 3: can come in and do things early in their careers,
Speaker 3: I would expect Scribbling if you're looking at it at
Speaker 3: the end of the year, how does it project. I
Speaker 3: think you got Mike Evans, you got Debo, and you
Speaker 3: have Stribbling right now, the healthy guys, how do the
Speaker 3: you know, two hundred completions get distributed amongst those guys.
Speaker 3: I would expect them to be kind of in that
Speaker 3: sixty range and anything above that would be big time.
Speaker 3: And I think he has Mike Evans has that big playability,
Speaker 3: but Stribbling could be that guy that opens up the offense,
Speaker 3: not just for himself by running by people to catch
Speaker 3: and run, the ability, the yack opportunity. I think he
Speaker 3: has that big play kind of strike where they have
Speaker 3: needed that way too many twelve fifteen play drives last
Speaker 3: year that thankfully finished in the end zone. But the
Speaker 3: forty nine ers. If they can find that four play
Speaker 3: drive for a touchdown and stretch of defense, that makes
Speaker 3: Christian McCaffrey's job easier. That makes consa's job easier. Everybody's
Speaker 3: going to be a little more open. Run game is
Speaker 3: going to be a little more open and certain the
Speaker 3: other wide receiver. So all of a sudden, now, defensive coordinator,
Speaker 3: who do they look to stop. I think everything focused
Speaker 3: on McCaffrey last year, which is why he didn't have
Speaker 3: those big explosive plays, and a big part of that
Speaker 3: was they didn't have anybody who could push those safeties back.
Speaker 3: So they're going to be seven yards deep and when
Speaker 3: the ball snapped, they can come up and stop the run.
Speaker 3: So everything should work together if it goes well. If
Speaker 3: guys stay health A big if with the forty nine ers,
Speaker 3: but I think for him, but everybody else should benefit
Speaker 3: from his ability. If he can show up early in
Speaker 3: the season and be that guy, it's I think we're
Speaker 3: going to see a different forty nine ers offense, and
Speaker 3: we've seen the last few years Todd.
Speaker 6: There hasn't been a lot of open competition for starting
Speaker 6: spots on the forty niners roster throughout training camp, but
Speaker 6: one of those spots is left guard. You mentioned it earlier,
Speaker 6: So going into tonight, do you expect to see Robert Jones,
Speaker 6: Connor Colby, Carver Willis all those guys get opportunities that
Speaker 6: left guard and do you have a favorite between the
Speaker 6: three of who potentially could be that Week one starter.
Speaker 3: But I think that the frustrating part is Colby was
Speaker 3: the guy he came in with I think full confidence,
Speaker 3: and I don't know if it's a step backwards, but
Speaker 3: there's been talk that he has reverted back to some
Speaker 3: of the mistakes he was making last year, which they've
Speaker 3: got to be better at that spot. We saw it
Speaker 3: in the last two games against the Seahawks that he's
Speaker 3: got to be better on that interior at the center
Speaker 3: two guard positions. So all of a sudden, that opens
Speaker 3: up the competition again. I'm not sure how much we're
Speaker 3: going to see the night of that starting offensive line.
Speaker 3: It'll be. I think it's more critical in practice when
Speaker 3: that unit works together, when your next Trent Williams and
Speaker 3: the rest of the offensive line, how do they sort
Speaker 3: through their calls? How are they getting off the ball?
Speaker 3: All of those working together. But you could see all
Speaker 3: three of those guys compete tonight and how do they
Speaker 3: do in one on one matchups? Are they firing off
Speaker 3: the ball in the run game? Can they set their
Speaker 3: feet and protect? Can they pass off glitz and stunts?
Speaker 3: So I'd love to see Colby solidify it, But if
Speaker 3: if he keeps taking that step backwards, that's got to
Speaker 3: be a position that they figure out, because especially in division,
Speaker 3: with the Rams getting better up front, with the Seahawks
Speaker 3: coming back off Super Bowl and they have lost many
Speaker 3: pieces up front, so they're gonna be tough to stop.
Speaker 3: Can can they get solid at that position? I think
Speaker 3: you're right, that's one of the big question marks, and
Speaker 3: there's only a few weeks left to figure it out.
Speaker 2: Todd whosack the voice you here.
Speaker 4: He's going to be on our pre and post all
Speaker 4: season long, looking forward to forty nine ers football man,
Speaker 4: He's right.
Speaker 2: I mean, other than the Sharks possibilities to have.
Speaker 4: A really good season, and the Bay Area needs some
Speaker 4: love and hopefully the fort NOWSI give it to us.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at Yahoo Sports this morning and they have
Speaker 4: a chart from about the NFL preseason and QB One's
Speaker 4: is in our lifetime Todd two thousand.
Speaker 2: What year were you in the league. Were you in
Speaker 2: the league in two thousand?
Speaker 3: Drafted in two thousand? Yeah, they have a couple bicks
Speaker 3: beyond Tom Brady.
Speaker 2: The number of that's awesome.
Speaker 4: The number of preseason the percentage of preseason quarterback snaps
Speaker 4: by QB one and two thousand was thirty two point nine,
Speaker 4: and the number of QB one snaps in preseason last
Speaker 4: year was nine point eight.
Speaker 2: Do you like this trend?
Speaker 3: Well, I think it's way more important to keep the
Speaker 3: qbs healthy right now because you look at the teams
Speaker 3: that have had success regular season playoffs, it's been teams
Speaker 3: with a healthy, really top tier quarterback, and so you
Speaker 3: lose a guy like that, your chances of winning. I
Speaker 3: think there used to be not as big of a
Speaker 3: drop off between QB one and QB two, where now
Speaker 3: it's that's a huge chasm, and so keeping those guys
Speaker 3: healthy it makes sense. It's funny. I go back to
Speaker 3: when I was a rookie North Turner. It was me,
Speaker 3: Brad Johnson and Jeff George, and I loved it because
Speaker 3: Jeff George said, I don't go in with the backups,
Speaker 3: So Brad Johnson would take his kind of series, and
Speaker 3: that it was me for three quarters, so I got a
Speaker 3: lot of works. I appreciate the Jeff's generosity in that one,
Speaker 3: but I think there is it's it's I talked about
Speaker 3: it earlier. It's such a balance between are these guys
Speaker 3: ready and I think the veterans, guys who have been
Speaker 3: in the league for four or five years, and certainly
Speaker 3: some of the older guys don't need that preseason work,
Speaker 3: and it's it's more critical to get some of those
Speaker 3: young guys under fire. Can they handle it? So all
Speaker 3: of those things and also once of the just quarterbacks,
Speaker 3: all of the starters played right. I mean, I go
Speaker 3: back to I think week three of the preseason with
Speaker 3: number four when I was there, that that first offense
Speaker 3: with the dand for three quarters, and so that that
Speaker 3: all of that has changed. I think the preseason has
Speaker 3: lost them of its value in that regard. But also
Speaker 3: it's tough to find, you know, fill out the roster,
Speaker 3: and there's there's really a hair difference between that guy
Speaker 3: that gets cut in that last wave and the guy
Speaker 3: that makes the team. So seeing more getting more of
Speaker 3: a body of work for those young guys. Also the roster,
Speaker 3: the preseason rosters are bigger where I think the final
Speaker 3: cuts used to be like seven or eight eyes, so you
Speaker 3: didn't have a big deep bench for the preseason. You
Speaker 3: had to play those starters, so all of those things
Speaker 3: work together. I'd much rather see quarterbacks be healthy for
Speaker 3: the regular season because the product is so much better.
Speaker 3: It gives your team a chance to win and compete.
Speaker 3: Versus watching a guy go down in Week two of
Speaker 3: the preseason. It's just not worth it, Todd.
Speaker 6: Last question for me is about the DC change for
Speaker 6: the forty nine ers, five different defensive coordinators in the
Speaker 6: last five seasons. Raheem Morris will be calling the place
Speaker 6: tonight and I know there's not going to be starters
Speaker 6: out there, but how much do you think we can
Speaker 6: maybe learn from Raheem Morris's defense and what he wants
Speaker 6: to do defensively even without the starters out there throughout preseason.
Speaker 3: Well, I think you mentioned it earlier, and he's much
Speaker 3: more dB friendly than maybe previous defensive coordinators and getting
Speaker 3: these guys to develop and play together. I think the
Speaker 3: forty nine ers they were such a bend but don't
Speaker 3: break unit. Last year they didn't get to the quarterback
Speaker 3: worse than the league. They didn't create turnovers a certainly interceptions,
Speaker 3: I think they're second worst behind the chance of it zero.
Speaker 3: So is it a more attacking defense? Does he feel
Speaker 3: better about that pass rush in front seven and Dre
Speaker 3: greenlove back? Do you rush a little bit more up
Speaker 3: and stout coming off the edge. The only way you
Speaker 3: can do that is if you trust your corners and
Speaker 3: safeties and coverage. You're gonna expose them a little bit
Speaker 3: in one on one matchups. So can he develop Bernardo
Speaker 3: Green to be I think has a chance to be
Speaker 3: a really good player in the NFL. Can he take
Speaker 3: that step forward after maybe a regression last year and
Speaker 3: all of a sudden if you have that secondary working together,
Speaker 3: understanding their schemes, understanding body positions and be more aggressive
Speaker 3: and create some interceptions. I think that's the philosophy of
Speaker 3: the defense. Last year Sala was okay, Well, he didn't
Speaker 3: have the personnel necessarily get to the quarterback, but he'll
Speaker 3: give up some drives and be stout in the red
Speaker 3: zone and hold them to three. Where some defensive coordinators
Speaker 3: like to attack, put guys in third and long, create
Speaker 3: turnovers and understand that you might give up a big
Speaker 3: play here and there, and I think this forty nine
Speaker 3: Ers team might be better built because of that explosive offense.
Speaker 3: If you can get them two extra possessions with turnovers,
Speaker 3: can they turn that into ten or fourteen points, then
Speaker 3: that's how they're gonna win some games where last year
Speaker 3: it was grinded out on both sides. And hope that
Speaker 3: your offense is good enough in the end to make
Speaker 3: that fourth quarter drive. Hope that your defense, like we
Speaker 3: saw against the Bears, is able to make that late stop.
Speaker 4: Last one for me, Todd is about a guy who's
Speaker 4: not going to play tonight, and that's Nick Bosa.
Speaker 2: I just did a little research here. You played on
Speaker 2: a two.
Speaker 4: Thousand Redskins team that had thirty seven year old Bruce Smith,
Speaker 4: my guy. I love Bruce Smith. Ten sacks that year.
Speaker 4: By the way, for Bruce Smith at age thirty seven
Speaker 4: in sixteen games, the leading sacker was a guy named
Speaker 4: Marco Coleman, thirty one year old at twelve sacks. But
Speaker 4: the point is is that those guys are both in
Speaker 4: their thirties, and their sacking quarterbacks nixt twenty eight and
Speaker 4: now is plagued by week to week ten to nightis
Speaker 4: I know you didn't play D line. I know you
Speaker 4: weren't in edge rusher, but you were around NFL locker
Speaker 4: rooms and trainers.
Speaker 2: How serious is this for Nick Bosa in terms.
Speaker 4: Of just I know you don't have the the X
Speaker 4: rays in the MRIs, but just like what you know
Speaker 4: of the league, is this sending up a red flag
Speaker 4: in your brain? Or is this something that could be
Speaker 4: managed and he's going to be elite?
Speaker 3: Well, if if he's not healthy, that takes away his
Speaker 3: explosiveness and the ability off the edge. He can still
Speaker 3: be an edge setter in the run game because he's
Speaker 3: so strong and plays low and has great hands, But
Speaker 3: if he lacks that explosiveness that get off that allows
Speaker 3: him to get to the quarterback, I'm more concerned about that.
Speaker 3: Can't I'd rather have him be healthy, you know, take
Speaker 3: some time and be healthy in one hundred percent. Maybe
Speaker 3: it's fewer plays, but they need that MVP Nick Bosa
Speaker 3: or Defensive Player of the Year versus a guy at
Speaker 3: seventy five percent is just not as effective. So I
Speaker 3: think it is a concern coming off another knee injury
Speaker 3: and having problems in this preseason. They need the Nick
Speaker 3: Bosa from three years ago and not the guy that
Speaker 3: can't stay healthy. And when he is healthy, he's not
Speaker 3: much of a playmaker. He's just not not as effective
Speaker 3: as he once was. Can he still be a good player,
Speaker 3: of course, but I think it's a big year for him.
Speaker 3: You know, he's already proven he can. He is one
Speaker 3: of the best in the league win healthy. We need
Speaker 3: him healthy. The forty nine ers need him healthy so
Speaker 3: that defensive unit can work together, get to the quarterback
Speaker 3: way more. And he's such an integral piece. So it's
Speaker 3: tough and another preseason with so many injuries and he
Speaker 3: is such a cog, not just from a playmaker standpoint,
Speaker 3: but a leadership standpoint. I mean, they lost Bosa and
Speaker 3: Warner last year. Credited that the solid staff and keeping
Speaker 3: that group together, but they need somebody up front who
Speaker 3: can have set the pace and become that defensive front,
Speaker 3: that front seven that is fierce bead. Last year they
Speaker 3: were not. So I'm hopeful that he can come back
Speaker 3: healthy and to be one hundred percent, And if he
Speaker 3: has to miss some time, so be it. But I'd
Speaker 3: like to see one hundred percent Bosa and back to
Speaker 3: the player that he once was.
Speaker 2: Good breakdown awesome.
Speaker 4: Loved it and will listen to more three to five
Speaker 4: and then the post game where we just talk football man.
Speaker 4: Forty nine football back in our lives. Todd Husseck will
Speaker 4: be on the coverage at three o'clock.
Speaker 2: We appreciate you, man, We appreciate your neighbor who listens. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 3: I got best punter. I played with.
Speaker 2: Tom Tupa, Tommy Toop. I remember that guy. I remember
Speaker 2: that guy, yeah, I do. I do remember too.
Speaker 3: He was also the backup quarterback. Yes, he played quarterback
Speaker 3: in like Ohio State, I think. And so that guy through.
Speaker 3: I want to say, I gotta go back through. But
Speaker 3: I bet he threw like seven or eight touchdowns in
Speaker 3: his NFL career, so.
Speaker 2: Well, I looked at it.
Speaker 4: I was looking at forty nine punters, you know, because
Speaker 4: I Marcus asked me, because we were talking about the
Speaker 4: punter situation, which we didn't talk about with you. They
Speaker 4: cut Jack Bowmeister, who was supposed to be the guy
Speaker 4: with the giant leg, the Australian kid, and they went
Speaker 4: with Corliss weightman.
Speaker 2: We'll see how that goes tonight. But he threw it
Speaker 2: at me, and I was like, man, he.
Speaker 4: Kind of I forgot Jim Miller, the barefooted guy from
Speaker 4: the eighty one team, and then Max Runeger was mid eighties,
Speaker 4: and then Barry Helton a little bit in the late ninety.
Speaker 2: And late eighties, really nice. But then I was looking
Speaker 2: at forty nine punters all time. You know who it
Speaker 2: was from forty six to fifty two. It was Frankie Albert,
Speaker 2: Stanford's own and he was the quarterback. So there you go.
Speaker 2: Quarterback punters is a tradition.
Speaker 4: Got the live FRANKI yeah, you probably saw Frankie Albert's
Speaker 4: picture in the locker room down there, I imagine.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, yeah, absolutely, yea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, well you you did the same thing he did.
Speaker 3: Buddy.
Speaker 2: Hey, by the way, August.
Speaker 4: Twenty nine, Stanford, Hawaii, Let's go, Let's go, Stanford, Hawaii.
Speaker 3: I'm ready, but I got a big one law week one.
Speaker 2: Bro, tell me about it? Are you kidding me? I've
Speaker 2: already you know.
Speaker 3: River teams are on the move, two.
Speaker 4: Teams with two charismatic young head coaches who are are
Speaker 4: getting a lot of love from their fan bases right now.
Speaker 2: So it's gonna be a I just hate.
Speaker 4: It's a freaking night game at seven thirty, guys, play
Speaker 4: in the afternoon at Strawberry Canyon under my more, did
Speaker 4: you play a big game at night when you were there?
Speaker 2: Did you play them in the day?
Speaker 3: No? All during the day?
Speaker 4: Yes, Saturday afternoon walking up the campus, you know what.
Speaker 2: I mean, or the farm on a Saturday afternoon. I
Speaker 2: hate seven thirty kick in Berkeley, bunk Man.
Speaker 3: By the way, walking onto the field in the sunshine
Speaker 3: and walking off with roses in our mouth. And that's
Speaker 3: pretty good.
Speaker 2: That's a good day. That's a good day, absolutely.
Speaker 4: All right, man, take care, give your dog a belly
Speaker 4: scratch for us, and we'll talk soon.
Speaker 3: Thanks though, Sound good guys.
Speaker 4: Tom Husac doing some good stuff covering the forty nine
Speaker 4: ers for us.
Speaker 2: Let's react to all.
Speaker 4: That and get ready for more fortyninred football. On the
Speaker 4: other side, Matt Mayoko at seven fifty on These Sports Leaders.