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Speaker 1: I was really interested in the way the games started

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Speaker 1: much do you take pride that you're sort of three

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Speaker 1: It helps everybody out. The cultures put us in a

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Speaker 1: and I definitely think it helps with that that love

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Speaker 1: we're always communicating, but definitely kind of just talking about

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Speaker 1: so we played off each other a lot. Next question

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Speaker 1: There was a feeling that this defense had a chance

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Speaker 1: I think we always we always from you know, camp

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Speaker 1: Kyle had one last one. I'm just watching parts of

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Speaker 1: Coach talks about all the time when we're not when

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