Speaker 1: Welcome into Books Insider, coming to you from the Bucks Studio,
Speaker 1: presented by ticket Master at Casey Phillips here with Scott
Speaker 1: Smith and Breed Dix. And you know what, we just
Speaker 1: keep having coaching news. I love it. It keeps things interesting
Speaker 1: in the off season. We got some promotions, we got
Speaker 1: some new people. Never a dull moment, Never a dull moment.
Speaker 1: The NFL has mastered the off season, never being really
Speaker 1: an off season. So first tell us about the new
Speaker 1: additions to the squad.
Speaker 2: Before we do that. Can we revisit our Super Bowl picks?
Speaker 1: Nope?
Speaker 2: No, remember when we did that before?
Speaker 1: I don't recall that.
Speaker 3: And some one of us said that they thought Philly
Speaker 3: would win because of the defense.
Speaker 1: We can cut this part out later.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yes.
Speaker 3: The coaches have made some The Buccaneers have made some
Speaker 3: coaching moves in I think there's still some more to come.
Speaker 2: But what we know for that's been reported.
Speaker 3: The Buccaneers haven't actually even you know, officially released this,
Speaker 3: but it's it was talked about it at Josh Garzzard's
Speaker 3: press conference and it's out there. So one edition to
Speaker 3: the staff is Convince Henson. Covince Henson Josh Grizzard interacted with,
Speaker 3: intersected with when Josh was a player at Yale. Most recently,
Speaker 3: Henson's been the i think past game coordinator at Oregon
Speaker 3: State for the last five or six years and was
Speaker 3: even the interim head coach for a Bowl game in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three. And then we also have the addition
Speaker 3: of Charlie Strong, who people in this area shurely know
Speaker 3: well because he was the USF head coach for three years.
Speaker 3: He's also been the head coach excuse me ed Texas
Speaker 3: and Louisville. Was a two time Big East Coach of
Speaker 3: the Year. And he's had only in his forty one
Speaker 3: years of coaching only one of them has been on
Speaker 3: the NFL level.
Speaker 2: That was with the Jaguars for twenty.
Speaker 3: Three so this is kind of a new era for him. So,
Speaker 3: you know, those seems like some pretty quality additions to
Speaker 3: the staff.
Speaker 1: I think that's great and I always love when someone
Speaker 1: wants to bring it. You know, the way Grizzard wanted
Speaker 1: to bring in Hinson that if he was a player
Speaker 1: and he was a coach at the time. I love
Speaker 1: that idea that a player liked the coach enough. Yeah, right,
Speaker 1: I think that's a great sign of the kind of
Speaker 1: relationship a coach has with the players of Hey, this
Speaker 1: was a guy who was my coach, right and I
Speaker 1: really liked him to now want him to come here,
Speaker 1: So I think that's great. And then yeah, Charlie Strong
Speaker 1: exciting to already have Tampa connections, which is great. And
Speaker 1: then in addition, there were also some promotions. So those
Speaker 1: were the new faces. Yes, who are the faces who
Speaker 1: were already here that got promoted.
Speaker 4: Kevin Carberry was promoted to run game coordinator and offensive
Speaker 4: line coach, and then Brian Pacucci was promoted to offensive
Speaker 4: line coach as well, so well deserved after just the
Speaker 4: significant strides that the run game took this previous season,
Speaker 4: going from being ranked last in the NFL to being fourth.
Speaker 5: This past year.
Speaker 4: Just the obviously Bucky Irving led so many statistical categories,
Speaker 4: led the league in forst mestackical percentage, and just the
Speaker 4: way that the offensive line, especially with several new faces
Speaker 4: Tristan Wurf's on the left side, you had a rookie
Speaker 4: center Ben Bredeson coming in New so just kind of
Speaker 4: the cohesion that they were able to have, and just
Speaker 4: really throughout the year being able to have a balanced approach.
Speaker 5: So exciting to have those spaces back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you could hardly have much more of an improvement
Speaker 3: here every year than the Bucks did.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. I mean, I really, I don't know how
Speaker 1: we would even try to find these stats. But how
Speaker 1: many times in NFL history, in any major category has
Speaker 1: a team gone from that big of a jump to
Speaker 1: be in the top five.
Speaker 3: It's just fifty more yards per game.
Speaker 2: It makes a big difference.
Speaker 1: It's a huge difference in the game overall. All right,
Speaker 1: So those were some of our coaching news. Now our
Speaker 1: favorite segment, Can we stump Scott? Is the question? Actually,
Speaker 1: we have not enjoyed this segment recently because you have
Speaker 1: not been able to stump him. I feel good about today.
Speaker 1: I feel good about it, and it's still fair. It's again,
Speaker 1: it's not like a weirdly obscure thing. It's a fair question.
Speaker 1: But I'm hopeful third time is the charm here average. Yeah,
Speaker 1: good luck with that. Even if you get it wrong,
Speaker 1: You're still a Hall of Fame baseball player. Can you
Speaker 1: read us the questions that had.
Speaker 5: Sent in by a with pleasure? Okay, are you ready? Scott?
Speaker 4: I guess how many Heisman Trophy winners have played for
Speaker 4: the Buccaneers and.
Speaker 5: Who are they?
Speaker 2: Oh? Boy, I think you got me.
Speaker 1: You think this is it? Who?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: So I know I know the quarterbacks because when we
Speaker 3: got Baker there was a note about this, and so
Speaker 3: I know four quarterbacks, but I feel like there's got
Speaker 3: to be several more, like there's probably six or seven.
Speaker 1: Maybe like a running back here, yeah, you know, like
Speaker 1: some other positions that maybe weren't cubing.
Speaker 3: Okay, the quarterbacks are Steve Spurrier, Vinny Testaverdi, James Winston,
Speaker 3: and Baker Mayfield. But I can't believe that's it because
Speaker 3: that's too easy.
Speaker 1: Uh. I know.
Speaker 2: I assume bo Jackson doesn't count.
Speaker 1: Because that was the key part of the question.
Speaker 3: Played played for yeah, but famously drafted him first.
Speaker 1: I bet they were also that was part of them
Speaker 1: thinking they could like maybe.
Speaker 2: I'd say Bojo.
Speaker 3: I assume the way the question is worded that bo
Speaker 3: Jackson doesn't count. So I've only got four. If it's
Speaker 3: any more than four, then I lost.
Speaker 5: Okay, so they were actually five and you did you
Speaker 5: miss one?
Speaker 1: Congratulations?
Speaker 2: So only five?
Speaker 5: Yes, only five? To be only so you missed wide
Speaker 5: receiver Tim Brown.
Speaker 3: It was here for like ten games, seriously for one
Speaker 3: season last season in two thousand.
Speaker 1: And four, and we wanted to shout out the fans.
Speaker 2: I didn't even remember that Tim Brown.
Speaker 1: Look at that.
Speaker 3: I would not have given me five names. I'm not
Speaker 3: sure I would have picked this one. I didn't remember
Speaker 3: the Tim Brown, or if I ever knew that Tim
Speaker 3: Brown will the.
Speaker 1: Fan who sent in it. This is our rule is
Speaker 1: that if you stump Scott, then we give you a
Speaker 1: shout on on the show. And I love that this
Speaker 1: fan their Instagram handle they just go by Casey like
Speaker 1: the letters. But I get to just say that Casey
Speaker 1: can stump.
Speaker 5: You can not be me.
Speaker 1: But I will still take for the name it.
Speaker 2: I got eighty percent of it you did, which is
Speaker 2: not bad.
Speaker 1: Again, the batting average, the shooting percentage, you're still doing
Speaker 1: really well. So yeah, thank you again for sending that in.
Speaker 1: And we still want more stump Scott questions. Look how
Speaker 1: fun that was when we got to stump there. Please,
Speaker 1: it was great for all of us. But Scott, so
Speaker 1: continue to send those in. We really appreciate it. Send
Speaker 1: them either to myself or Bree on.
Speaker 3: Social media, okay, and sometimes we'll still have the trivia
Speaker 3: questions with the fans.
Speaker 1: We will well still, yeah, we've just continued to have
Speaker 1: good ones from fans. If we don't get one, then
Speaker 1: we'll go back to also our our normal trivia and
Speaker 1: then you can continue to embarrass us with that trivia
Speaker 1: as well. We got to go back and forth. Make
Speaker 1: sure you're still asking about that. Okay. So now another
Speaker 1: thing we want to do this offseason is we just
Speaker 1: want to do some player spotlights, looking back at certain
Speaker 1: things that guys did in the season and recapping their stats,
Speaker 1: their contributions, and things that stood out to us. So
Speaker 1: we're going to pick one player on offense, one player
Speaker 1: on defense, and do a little bit of a recap
Speaker 1: of what stood out to us. So I know that
Speaker 1: we're starting off offense, Tristan worse. Not a bad place
Speaker 1: to start on the seame. So tell me what stood
Speaker 1: out to you about this season.
Speaker 4: Well, he became the first player ever to get All
Speaker 4: Pro honors at both left tackle and right tackle, had
Speaker 4: the second lowest pressure rate allowed among left tackles with
Speaker 4: at least two hundred past block snaps, down from his
Speaker 4: eight percent pressure rate. He recorded in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 4: but he didn't allow a single pressure in four games
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty four, and he was the only player
Speaker 4: at his position to do that with a minimum of
Speaker 4: twenty five past block snaps. Can't say enough about the
Speaker 4: job he did. I mean, just a technician and not
Speaker 4: only protecting Baker Mayfield, but also just kind of elevating
Speaker 4: the run game, just with his lateral quickness for kind
Speaker 4: of those those gap duties that kind of became the
Speaker 4: Bucks bread and butter in twenty twenty four. Just explosive
Speaker 4: drive blocker, and man, there's not He's as good as
Speaker 4: it gets at his position.
Speaker 5: In the NFL.
Speaker 3: I think the thing that stood up the most to
Speaker 3: me of all that you said there was how his
Speaker 3: pressure rate allowed dropped significantly from his first year left
Speaker 3: tackle yeah to his second year. I mean, he was
Speaker 3: already pretty good right when he made that move that
Speaker 3: first year at left tackle, but he's obviously settled in
Speaker 3: even more now. He's clearly one of the best, not
Speaker 3: even close one of the best left tackles in the game,
Speaker 3: if not the best.
Speaker 1: It's crazy to think that he went through a period
Speaker 1: of anxiety about this switch and now yeah, we're like, again,
Speaker 1: all pro, I'm still elite just at this position to
Speaker 1: continue to be improving at it. And again to your
Speaker 1: point of that improvement of year one to year two,
Speaker 1: thinking of it like you would a new player at
Speaker 1: a new position that you know he's only going to
Speaker 1: get more comfortable there, and so to see how well
Speaker 1: he did his first year then there was improvement again,
Speaker 1: just how exciting that is moving forward to this team.
Speaker 1: So defensively on the flip side, we wanted to highlight
Speaker 1: ya YadA Yabi tell me about this year for him
Speaker 1: and what we thought, well.
Speaker 3: This is a player like you just described going from
Speaker 3: his first to his second season, and everybody remembers that
Speaker 3: ya ya was really a great breakout story as a
Speaker 3: rookie of the third round edge rusher that they drafted
Speaker 3: mostly because they thought he'd be really good setting the
Speaker 3: edge against the line and anything they got as a
Speaker 3: pass rusher out of was a bonus. As it turns out,
Speaker 3: he's a pretty darn good pass rusher and so to
Speaker 3: get that in the third round was great and you
Speaker 3: look at that and he had seven point five sacks
Speaker 3: as a rookie, and then this past year that dropped
Speaker 3: a four point five, so you might be tempted to
Speaker 3: think he regressed, he went the wrong way in Week two,
Speaker 3: but you have to look past the stats, and I
Speaker 3: mean the sack stats, and when you do, it's very
Speaker 3: very clear that ya Ya took a big step forward
Speaker 3: and was probably or no surely our most effective edge
Speaker 3: rusher in that rotation because as a rookie and also
Speaker 3: against the run. As a rookie, he had twenty six
Speaker 3: pressures and nine run stuffs, which is when you stop
Speaker 3: running back for zero or negative yards, and he had
Speaker 3: a pressure rate on pass rushes of nine point one percent.
Speaker 3: This year he went from twenty six to fifty seven
Speaker 3: quarterback pressures more than double, and from nine run stuffs
Speaker 3: to thirteen, and his pressure rate jumped a big jump
Speaker 3: from nine point one to thirteen point three. So it
Speaker 3: was a very good step forward for ya Ya. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he only had four point five sacks, but two and
Speaker 3: a half of those came in the last three games
Speaker 3: when it was crunched on, you know, and we really
Speaker 3: needed those plays. And of course he was the NFC
Speaker 3: defensive Player in the week for his big impact against
Speaker 3: the Saints in the last game and It's funny because
Speaker 3: I remember writing about it towards the end of the season,
Speaker 3: and essentially, ya Ya just decided, like in December to
Speaker 3: stop worrying about the sack stats because they weren't coming.
Speaker 3: He had like two he had too maybe at that point,
Speaker 3: he said, and he just decided, I'm not gonna worry
Speaker 3: about the sacks. I'm just gonna keep playing, and sacks come.
Speaker 3: They come, But you know, I'm doing what the coaches
Speaker 3: want and I'm it's working, and I'm just like and
Speaker 3: then the sacks started coming, right.
Speaker 2: I guess that's a philosophy that maybe we can adopt.
Speaker 2: Just don't worry about worry about the numbers, worry about it,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: And he's someone that I think I always love meeting
Speaker 1: players who are just ferocious on the field and then
Speaker 1: just the kindest, gentlest people off that he looks like
Speaker 1: this action figure, looks like he should just be bursting
Speaker 1: through walls here the facility and is just the nicest,
Speaker 1: kind of sweetest person. And also shout out to him
Speaker 1: that this last week Metropolitan Ministry has had a huge fundraiser.
Speaker 1: He came to it to support see a lot of
Speaker 1: people and he's so good at that if he's shown
Speaker 1: up at the girls preseason's Clive Football Tournament, that he's
Speaker 1: a guy who does a lot of the asks for
Speaker 1: community things and just does everything the right way. So
Speaker 1: not only has he been just a great addition on
Speaker 1: the field, but also off the field. And he's just
Speaker 1: as we talk about that who they want a Buccaneer
Speaker 1: draft pick to be of the both on and off
Speaker 1: the field and their mentality. I feel like, yeah, Yah's
Speaker 1: definitely one of those people.
Speaker 2: Is that man?
Speaker 1: All Right? So now we are going to do a
Speaker 1: stat of the week, and I think this is a
Speaker 1: really cool thing of looking at these NGS stats of
Speaker 1: the week and what they can reveal. So tell me
Speaker 1: Scott what we have this week. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was looking through Baker's stats and one thing that
Speaker 3: stood out at me, according to the Next Gen Stats,
Speaker 3: is that he threw for nine hundred and sixty seven
Speaker 3: yards on passes that were thrown behind the line of
Speaker 3: scrimmage so caught behind the line of scrimmage in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four, which was not only the most of any
Speaker 3: quarterback in the NFL this season, but it is the
Speaker 3: second most for any quarterback in any season since NGS
Speaker 3: started tracking these things in twenty sixteen. So that's you know,
Speaker 3: that's an indication of what a major part of the
Speaker 3: book's passing game was.
Speaker 2: And despite a lot of those low A dot.
Speaker 3: Throws average steps to target throws, the Bucks still had
Speaker 3: I think the third most.
Speaker 2: Productive passing game in the NFL.
Speaker 3: Right, And I think it speaks to the number of
Speaker 3: players that the Bucks had who are so good after
Speaker 3: the catch, right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, looking at we've talked so much about Bucky. We
Speaker 1: know that Chris Godwin's been great at it. We know
Speaker 1: that there's just so many people who and how nice
Speaker 1: for quarterback to know that of when I throw this ball,
Speaker 1: that's probably not the end of the play, that they're
Speaker 1: going to keep getting more. That makes such a difference
Speaker 1: to everybody. So now, also we wanted to talk about
Speaker 1: free agent deep dives. So this is the time of
Speaker 1: year that the next big thing on the calendar. Of
Speaker 1: course we have the Combine, but then it's free agency
Speaker 1: before you actually get to the draft. And in recent
Speaker 1: years we've talked about this and just talked about how
Speaker 1: we had this eternally long list or just playing key
Speaker 1: key players on this list. This year, it is not
Speaker 1: nearly as many quantity wise, or as many of what
Speaker 1: you think of as your key players. Doesn't mean there
Speaker 1: aren't some very important names still on this list. And
Speaker 1: so we wanted to talk about the inside linebacker group.
Speaker 1: We were going to just pick one, but then we
Speaker 1: realized kind of the whole idea is almost that whole
Speaker 1: room could potentially be free agents this year, and so
Speaker 1: to decide what the team is going to do at
Speaker 1: that pass position is going to be so interesting, both
Speaker 1: from a free agency standpoint and then therefore a draft standpoint.
Speaker 1: So tell me a little bit for you guys about
Speaker 1: what stood out about the different guys who are the
Speaker 1: free agents in the room. What are the different things
Speaker 1: that stood about stood out about the way they performed
Speaker 1: this last year, and what you think the team.
Speaker 2: Might do well.
Speaker 3: Levante David third year in a row. You know, he's
Speaker 3: played the last four seasons on a two year contract
Speaker 3: and then a one year and a one year.
Speaker 1: So I think they do that just so we get
Speaker 1: to keep talking about this. They give us again that
Speaker 1: content every year to talk about everybody panicking about not
Speaker 1: having a Levante.
Speaker 3: David in the Yeah, well, I think when it comes
Speaker 3: to Levante. It's probably up to Levante, right, I mean,
Speaker 3: I can't imagine the Bucks not wanting Levonte back if
Speaker 3: he can wants to keep playing and maybe just one more.
Speaker 1: I think if he was ninety years old, it'd still be.
Speaker 3: Like, yes, yeah, And they've found a way in the
Speaker 3: last few years to get the contract numbers right, so
Speaker 3: it's you know, it's respectful and worthwhile for Levante, So
Speaker 3: hopefully he's motivated to play again and they get that done.
Speaker 3: Because also kJ Britson unrestricted free agent, and JJ Russ
Speaker 3: is a pending restricted free agent as long as he
Speaker 3: gets the tender offer.
Speaker 4: So potentially facing mass exodus at that position group. But
Speaker 4: I think also you're going to see probably a big
Speaker 4: year for Servassier Dennis, who the Bucks had drafted and
Speaker 4: he only ended up playing four games and kind of
Speaker 4: split time with kJ britt and kind of some of
Speaker 4: those clear passing situations alongside Lavonte David on third down,
Speaker 4: and then he had the shoulder injury that he kind
Speaker 4: of aggravated and then was put on IR and ended
Speaker 4: up having surgery, so he missed the vast majority of
Speaker 4: the season. But I think he could potentially have a
Speaker 4: big year depending on what ends up happening, or who
Speaker 4: we retain or who the Bucks end up going after
Speaker 4: in the draft or free agency.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And you know, just to circle back to Levante, he's
Speaker 3: one of only four players since the tackles started being
Speaker 3: tracked well in nineteen ninety four who have compiled fifteen
Speaker 3: hundred plus tackles, thirty five plus sacks, and ten plus interceptions.
Speaker 3: And the others are Ray Lewis, who's in the Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame, Bobby Wagner, who probably won't be in London.
Speaker 3: Fletcher was a very very good player for a long time.
Speaker 3: So just think about the season that Atlante just put
Speaker 3: together in his thirteenth season. Yep, Yeah, he tackles, yeah,
Speaker 3: and led the team. He was a Pro Bowl alternate,
Speaker 3: so obviously still playing a very high level. And he
Speaker 3: also had five point five sex, which is most in.
Speaker 5: A long time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And a lot of that was because while Devin
Speaker 3: White was here and he was such a good pass
Speaker 3: rusher up the middle, that's who they were sending. And
Speaker 3: then Devin White departs and like, well, we need we
Speaker 3: need somebody to take that up and to go, okay,
Speaker 3: I'll do it.
Speaker 2: And he was great at it.
Speaker 1: He talked about a little bit on our show about
Speaker 1: that idea of how he was very content to send
Speaker 1: the young buck to go do that earlier on if
Speaker 1: he was like, by all means, Devin, you go do that.
Speaker 1: But then he started doing it again and was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is fun. I do enjoy this. So yeah, I
Speaker 1: think he enjoyed getting to do that aspect of the
Speaker 1: game a little bit more this last season and again
Speaker 1: proved that he is really good at it. And that's
Speaker 1: where I think you also saw his mental part of
Speaker 1: the game that is so strong and that's so important
Speaker 1: at that position that you know he depending on how
Speaker 1: he is at physically after playing thirteen years, probably whatever
Speaker 1: deficit he has physically he's making up for in just
Speaker 1: that intuition he's talked about that, Yeah, you can tell
Speaker 1: as he goes to shoot, those gaps are predicting where
Speaker 1: the quarterback is going to go. Where it's like he
Speaker 1: knows where he needs to go. All right. So we're
Speaker 1: going to close our show this week with our off
Speaker 1: the field human interest side, and we wanted to promote
Speaker 1: what is going on right here right now actually at
Speaker 1: the Advent Health Training Center that is the seventh annual
Speaker 1: Girls Flag Football Preseason Classic presented by Advent Health. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is one of the coolest events we do. We
Speaker 1: love everything about this. There are games going on both
Speaker 1: in the outdoor fields and in the indoor practice facility
Speaker 1: right now. It is the largest girls flag football tournament
Speaker 1: in the country and the world, in the galaxy, the universe,
Speaker 1: all of it. This is it. This is the largest
Speaker 1: flag football tournament. This year's competition. Are you ready for
Speaker 1: these numbers? New record mark. It's like basically every year
Speaker 1: they're just more and more and more people are joining,
Speaker 1: setting new records. Look at this one hundred and fifteen teams, goodness,
Speaker 1: and nearly twenty five hundred athletes and it's from twenty
Speaker 1: different counties across Florida. And see, we were just talking
Speaker 1: about that with all those guys. Yeah, yeah, and that
Speaker 1: was Jose and c. J. Brews, some guys going out
Speaker 1: to hang out. This has been incredible. I mean, first
Speaker 1: of all, the photos are incredible. Look at our team
Speaker 1: and these athletes are unbelievable. Whenever I've gotten some free time,
Speaker 1: I've popped my head out there just to watch and
Speaker 1: I'm like, I think we should sign some of the
Speaker 1: pretty good. So, yeah, this is an incredible tournament. We
Speaker 1: just want to make sure that everybody knew this was
Speaker 1: going on and make sure you stay tuned for all
Speaker 1: of our coverage here on it. We got a lot
Speaker 1: of photos, a lot of videos, and it is a
Speaker 1: blast to watch and just a reminder, this is going
Speaker 1: to be an Olympic sport coming up soon, So commence
Speaker 1: fandom now so you're not a bandwagoner in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: eight for the Olympics.
Speaker 2: This is the time I love football. I've been on
Speaker 2: for a long time.
Speaker 1: It is so funny and I am so jealous. We
Speaker 1: didn't have it when I was in high school growing
Speaker 1: up in Texas, where football is all the things.
Speaker 5: I would have given anything. Yeah, we just had powder puff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yep, we had powder puff. This was like one
Speaker 1: one game game.
Speaker 5: We didn't get a league.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was no practicing, there was no planning. It
Speaker 1: was just running around like chickens where our heads cut off.
Speaker 1: I would have loved this.
Speaker 3: And what you said there that each year we keep
Speaker 3: breaking records for more teams and more athletes just shows
Speaker 3: you the health of this growing sport. And it's just
Speaker 3: fantastic that's happening, and I think the Buccaneers deserve a
Speaker 3: lot of credit for helping that grow.
Speaker 1: I agree, Yeah, this is definitely Our organization has been
Speaker 1: on this from very early on that this has been
Speaker 1: a priority of keeping you know, girls and women in sports.
Speaker 1: And one of their big things they talk about is
Speaker 1: the fact that this huge percentage of female executives in
Speaker 1: the business world have played sports way but women drop
Speaker 1: out of sports at a much higher rate than men,
Speaker 1: and so trying to find ways to keep women and
Speaker 1: girls in sports longer. Seeing the connection to building future leaders,
Speaker 1: future executives with this, and I know I felt like
Speaker 1: being involved in sports was a huge aspect for me
Speaker 1: of learning how to be prepared for I mean, obviously
Speaker 1: I ended up working in sports, which is handy, but
Speaker 1: for anything, you know, the team work, in the drive
Speaker 1: and the commitment and dedication. So it's really cool to
Speaker 1: watch how the Buccaneers have prioritized this, and yeah, make
Speaker 1: sure you stay tuned to this tournament going on throughout
Speaker 1: the rest of this week as well. That is going
Speaker 1: to do it for us on this edition of Bucks Insider.
Speaker 1: So much for being with us, Thanks for stumping Scott
Speaker 1: and we'll see it