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Speaker 1: they're getting as good as we'll see. So. Well balanced team. UM,

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Speaker 1: you know, coach to Fansky's very aggressive coach. Eighteen fourth

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Speaker 1: Very good running team. They've really dominated the running game

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Speaker 1: Coach Callahan um pree for Woods Stefanski, real real good staff,

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Speaker 1: just run plays and talk about him and that to

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Speaker 1: So that's what coaching is, what playing is. Final question, Bill,

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Speaker 1: last week. If you want to, Caroline, if you say

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Speaker 1: it was your best week of preparation from the players,

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Speaker 1: that was the best week. Get a bad preparation. Yeah,

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Speaker 1: thing's a collective thing. Just what they you know, collectively,

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Speaker 1: how they went about it, UM meetings, practice, before and

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Speaker 1: of results. So all right, great, thank you,