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Speaker 1: I'm curious, how would you describe your play yourself? I

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Speaker 1: Congratulations Kyle Um question four years you obviously dominated at

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Speaker 1: to learn is how I developed, Like sir any kind

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Speaker 1: congratulations and being drafted. I'm curious from your conversations just

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Speaker 1: thanks Kyle, Yes, you gotta do. And the last question

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Speaker 1: Kyle m Everyone's kind of covered my questions that I had,

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Speaker 1: time or anything. Nice. Thank you, Thanks everyone, Thank you Kyle. Congratulations,

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