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00:00 - All right, good afternoon.
00:01 Thank you all for being here.
00:02 Good program win on Saturday.
00:06 I thought our support staff,
00:07 I mentioned this after the game,
00:08 but I thought our support staff was critical.
00:10 You know, we go play in 86 degree weather.
00:13 We don't even have that in fall camp here.
00:15 So I thought our strength, conditioning, nutrition,
00:18 athletic training, all those were really critical.
00:22 Getting our guys, we didn't have anybody
00:23 that missed any time due to heat.
00:25 So I thought that was really good.
00:27 And then I think our sports site
00:28 has really been helpful getting our guys back
00:31 after two emotional losses.
00:32 So I thought the two keys in the game
00:34 were number one, points off turnovers, 21-nothing.
00:38 And then the starting field position
00:40 was plus 18 in our favor.
00:41 And both those are really team stats.
00:43 Thought those were the two big indicators.
00:45 Real quick recap, special teams,
00:49 you know, 42 yard net punt, that's winning football.
00:54 Thought Michael Hayes was special.
00:56 He had, on a kickoff, was a huge benefit.
00:59 Only one of his eight kickoffs were returned.
01:02 And then field goals, he got two field goals.
01:06 And then Leighton Bechtel had to hold.
01:08 Grayson was out, and Leighton did a nice job.
01:11 And then defensively, four takeaways were huge.
01:17 Thought when we turned the ball over,
01:19 the answer and getting the ball right back was really big.
01:23 We've still got to work on our tackling.
01:25 The first half, we missed too many tackles.
01:27 And then on third down, they had a day on us.
01:31 And some of that is we just got to continue,
01:33 you've heard me say this,
01:35 but we've got to continue to work on our zone drops.
01:37 We got to be better in that.
01:38 Offensively, really controlled the game, I thought.
01:41 Really good on third and fourth down.
01:42 Rushed for over 300 yards.
01:44 We got to improve our pass game execution.
01:47 We left a lot of yards out there in the pass game.
01:50 And then, disappointing, we had the penalty,
01:52 you know, which was a good call
01:53 that took the touchdown off the board late there.
01:56 Players of the week in the win,
01:58 our lineman of the week was Wyatt Milam.
02:01 He's played really well.
02:03 I think he should be a first-team all-conference player.
02:05 Special teams player of the week, Michael Hayes, told you.
02:08 Kickoffs were critical.
02:10 Two big field goals.
02:11 Defense player of the week was Beanie Bishop.
02:14 He had three tackles, two interceptions, a PBU.
02:17 Garrett was our offensive player of the week.
02:20 Three touchdowns.
02:21 Threw for 156 and ran for 64.
02:24 And then, we give the blue-collar award.
02:27 Jalen Thornton probably played his best game on defense.
02:30 Had the fumble recovery, but he played really well.
02:33 Eddie V played well,
02:35 and I thought Preston Fox played a really good game,
02:36 special teams-wise.
02:38 Blocked really well on the perimeter.
02:40 And so, our special, or our scout team players of the week
02:43 were Tyler Evans, Donal Brandel, and Tyler Kane.
02:46 And so, that's kind of the wrap-up for that.
02:51 BYU, kind of turned the page.
02:53 Glad to be back home.
02:55 We need to redeem ourselves after the fourth quarter
02:56 versus Oklahoma State.
02:58 And looking forward to getting in front of their home fans.
03:01 It's a true blue game.
03:02 It's military appreciation.
03:03 Military appreciation game's always one of my favorite games.
03:07 My sister serves in the Air Force.
03:09 And I know that, I think it's the group out of Charleston,
03:15 you know, the 130th Aviation Wing.
03:18 You know, DAC's gonna be a bit excited
03:21 'cause they're doing a flyover
03:22 and a lot of things within the game
03:23 to honor our military personnel,
03:26 which is well-earned by them.
03:28 It's also Chuck Alley's.
03:30 We're retiring number 66.
03:32 One of the greatest players ever played here.
03:34 And I think there was a, you know,
03:37 when he was getting inducted last summer
03:39 into the Hall of Fame,
03:40 I was just reading about him, trying to learn about him.
03:42 And I saw a Tom Landry quote talked about
03:45 he may have been the best football player he ever coached.
03:47 And I think that pretty much says that.
03:49 And everything needs to be said about that.
03:51 And looking forward to meeting his family on Friday
03:53 when they get into town.
03:55 But BYU, very proud program.
03:59 You know, our fans really need to show up and be loud.
04:02 We need their support here.
04:03 BYU's a national brand.
04:05 They travel well wherever they go.
04:06 I think this is their only real East Coast game of the year.
04:09 So, sure, there'll be a lot of their fans here.
04:12 But very disciplined group, physical, special teams.
04:15 Their specialists are extremely talented.
04:18 Offensively, they've got a first round pick
04:20 in their left tackle.
04:21 They've got two wide outs that I see repeatedly
04:24 on the top 10 plays on SportsCenter.
04:25 So they're doing something right there.
04:27 But they're really good players.
04:29 And they're an issue for us.
04:30 They're going to be an issue for us.
04:32 Defensively, very good front.
04:34 They're long.
04:35 That's the thing that sticks out to you
04:36 is they're really, really long.
04:38 They've got a couple of good cover guys.
04:40 And they're one of the best teams in the country
04:43 in takeaways.
04:43 And so, really a formidable opponent.
04:47 Somebody I've enjoyed getting to know, Coach Sataki.
04:51 Good guy, does a great job there.
04:54 You know what you're going to get.
04:55 And we're going to play our best
04:56 because they're not going to be a group
04:57 that beats themselves.
04:59 So with that, I'll take questions.
05:01 - So, Neil, start with defense.
05:03 I mean, you guys are obviously beat up, injured there.
05:07 Not going to get some of them back.
05:09 So do you just have to be opportunistic
05:11 with the turnovers and realize
05:13 you're going to give up yards?
05:14 How do you approach your defense now?
05:16 - We got to be better in our run fits.
05:18 You know, the edge of our defense has got to be better.
05:20 We've got to get more production out of our spur.
05:24 And when I say production, like just doing your job.
05:27 You know, like the way our defense is built,
05:30 the edge of our defense, our edge of our defense.
05:31 We got to maintain that edge.
05:33 And it's got to be a hard edge.
05:34 We got to set that edge.
05:35 And we're not doing a good enough job,
05:38 which teams are picking on us,
05:39 kind of in the boundary B gap.
05:41 So we've got to shore that up.
05:43 And then we're missing too many tackles.
05:44 And some of those missed tackles are due
05:46 because we're not fitting it right up front,
05:49 which you leave a bigger gap than needs to be.
05:52 You know, we talk about,
05:53 we want to be able to tackle in phone booths, right?
05:56 So, you know, it's a pretty reasonable expectation
05:58 to be able to tackle in a phone booth.
06:00 All of a sudden, you know,
06:02 that thing gets to be six, eight feet wide.
06:05 You know, that's hard to tackle, you know?
06:07 And we need to make more of those than we are.
06:12 But we've got to do a better job of fitting the run game.
06:14 And I think that's a reasonable expectation.
06:16 And then we've got to be better in our zone drops
06:19 because we're given easy completions.
06:21 And what it comes down to is we're sinking further
06:25 than we need to, or we're not on our landmark.
06:27 You know, all of our zone drops
06:30 and our zone covers are based on landmarks,
06:32 depth and a location on the field.
06:34 And we may be off by a yard or two,
06:36 but that yard or two is giving up completions.
06:38 You can go look at the first,
06:39 third down completion they had.
06:40 There's no way that ball should be completed
06:42 in that defense, but we're not on the right landmark.
06:44 And so even with injuries,
06:45 even with some guys having to play more snaps,
06:47 the reasonable expectation is we should be able
06:49 to fit the run better,
06:50 and we should be able to be more efficient
06:53 in our zone drops.
06:54 - Fair to say that three of the four turnovers
06:57 you guys created?
06:58 - Yeah, I do.
06:59 So obviously the sack fumble was big.
07:03 Lee's got a real knack for rushing the passer,
07:06 and we'll continue to use him in that.
07:08 We got, Eddie V got pressure in the face on one of them.
07:12 We had pressure on the other one too.
07:14 And really I could make a strong argument
07:17 that we really forced because on the second one
07:21 that Beanie has, he did a really good job in coverage
07:24 versus, they were trying to run a post and an over,
07:27 and Plumlee actually threw it to the over,
07:29 but the post never got off.
07:31 And so Beanie was kind of right there.
07:32 So I could make an argument that we really forced
07:35 kind of all of them.
07:36 - Injuries?
07:37 - Yeah, so--
07:38 - I mean, you guys, was Hershey, anything?
07:40 - So, yeah, so Doug, I would say it'd be doubtful.
07:44 Hudson and Traylon Ray will both play.
07:46 Hershey I'll know more tomorrow, but I'm hopeful there.
07:51 Lamp will return.
07:52 Grayson missed the game.
07:53 He's going to miss, and it's kind of a free deal
07:57 that he just had a routine.
08:00 Nothing, it's nothing real serious,
08:01 but it's a issue that's going to keep him out
08:03 at least one more week.
08:04 And so hopefully we'll get him back after that.
08:07 Anybody else?
08:08 - Brandon Yates?
08:10 - He played.
08:11 Yeah, yeah, no, he went back in the game.
08:12 He did, he missed like one play,
08:14 but he played the rest of the game, yeah.
08:17 - Obviously, the unit's been banged up
08:19 throughout the season with Burks and things like that,
08:21 but how would you evaluate the secondary in particular
08:23 throughout the whole season and then even the UCF game?
08:26 - Yeah, you know, I thought at corner,
08:28 that was one of our, really one of our better games.
08:30 Beanie played well in coverage.
08:32 They played really well in man coverage.
08:35 I thought both Malachi and Jacoby,
08:38 that's probably the best Jacoby's covered.
08:40 Thought he, that was very positive.
08:42 Malachi played, he's solid.
08:46 You know, he played really solid at corner.
08:47 We played him six or eight snaps at safety,
08:50 and I thought he was pretty consistent there too.
08:53 You know, we can play better at safety.
08:55 You know, we're missing too many tackles.
08:57 We played better in the second half,
08:59 considerably better in the second half,
09:02 but I think we're leaving some plays out there.
09:05 - You gave up, I think it was 162 yards rushing at halftime.
09:10 I think after that it was 27 yards.
09:12 Was that a function of the turnover that COBA forced?
09:16 It forced them to chase you
09:17 when you got the two possession lead
09:19 and made it a one dimensional game, would you say?
09:22 - Well, I think two things.
09:24 We did a much better job on early downs in the second half.
09:29 And so they were in some second and longs
09:31 rather than some second and short,
09:33 second and mediums where you kind of dictate.
09:36 So we did a better job there.
09:37 And then yes, once it was a two score game,
09:40 then they had to throw the ball
09:41 probably more than they're comfortable with.
09:43 - Yeah, like your special teams
09:47 look like just naturally some new people in there too.
09:49 Just how much change are you doing there
09:51 because of that and preserving your defense?
09:53 Then, I don't know, it just seems like
09:54 not putting the ball in play, like, you know, touchbacks.
09:56 You don't have to worry about it as much.
09:57 - Yeah, it's huge.
09:58 Yeah, and that's why, you know,
10:00 I talked about Michael so much
10:02 because, you know, you cover eight kickoffs, that's a lot.
10:05 And it was windy, you know, that's the thing that,
10:08 I don't know if you can tell on TV or not,
10:09 but it was really windy in that stadium.
10:12 And for him to, you know, kick six touchbacks
10:14 in one fair catch was huge because we are,
10:17 we've taken some of our defensive starters,
10:19 some of those guys that are playing, you know,
10:22 almost every snap on defense,
10:23 we try to reduce their role in special teams,
10:26 really hold them to one.
10:27 And so we do have some different guys back there.
10:29 Really gone bigger on kickoff,
10:31 which I think fits what,
10:33 how teams in our league are returning the ball against us.
10:36 So we've gone bigger, but it is, it's big.
10:39 And it's huge when Ali gets the ball up in the air too.
10:43 You know, when he's at his best, you know,
10:44 we're a fair catch operation because he turns the ball over,
10:49 he hangs it up, his ball, it's kind of a knuckleball
10:52 and it's hard to catch.
10:53 Yeah, so both of those guys are critical,
10:56 especially now that we're a little bit thinner
10:59 than we were early.
11:00 - I'm kind of amused over this.
11:02 Petey, I mean, it seems like he's trying to pick on,
11:06 you know, target him.
11:08 Yeah, he all year, you know, virtually,
11:11 has done a pretty good job over there.
11:12 I mean, he's, you know, knocking it down and stuff.
11:15 And why do you think, I mean--
11:18 - Well, he plays into the boundary.
11:20 - He on the other side.
11:21 - No, no, well, he plays, he plays in, yeah.
11:26 He plays, he plays into the boundary.
11:29 So most teams, 'cause it's easier, it's a closer throw,
11:34 you get more throws into the boundary just naturally.
11:38 So I don't know if teams are picking on him as much,
11:41 but a lot of times your lead target is into the boundary.
11:46 And so that's usually where bigger people are.
11:49 And he is smaller, he's not small,
11:50 but he's smaller than some of the big guys in our league,
11:53 you know, that are six-two, 200 plus pounds.
11:56 He's really, his best football is when he's in man coverage.
12:01 He does a good job using his hands.
12:03 He does a good job of using his hands to be able to see
12:07 and get his eyes back.
12:08 He's had several interceptions, he's dropped a few.
12:12 You know, I said this after the game,
12:13 like if you lead it in PBUs, that's great.
12:16 That means they're not catching them,
12:17 but it also means you're dropping some.
12:19 So, but no, he's been a really good influence,
12:22 not just his performance on the field,
12:24 but he's been really good as a veteran guy
12:28 in that secondary room and corner and safety
12:31 because he goes to work, he's consistent,
12:35 he does all the little things as far as
12:36 taking care of his body.
12:37 So that's been a good,
12:38 he's been a good kind of leader in that group.
12:41 - That stat that came out this morning from Fox Sports,
12:44 I think about the streak of 140 yards over 11 games.
12:49 You proud of that, considering the number of guys
12:52 you've had on the offensive line
12:53 that were involved in that,
12:55 different runners that have been involved in that?
12:57 - Yeah, I think that, yeah, I think proud is the right word.
13:00 Now we got to kind of keep it up.
13:01 That's something we've been kind of,
13:03 I don't know if we've been tracking 140,
13:04 but we've known we've ran the ball.
13:06 We've been one of the better rushing teams
13:08 since we made a calculated decision
13:10 with about three games ago last year
13:11 that for us to be successful,
13:13 we needed to kind of steer in that direction.
13:15 But yeah, there's been a, you know,
13:19 we've had some injuries up front,
13:20 so there's been a kind of a moving bunch up there.
13:23 We've had several different tight ends
13:25 play over those 11 games.
13:26 You know, we had a number of running backs
13:29 have been the leading rusher over that time.
13:31 And so, and we played multiple quarterbacks.
13:34 Yeah, so I think that is,
13:36 it is a stat that, you know, that sticks out,
13:40 you know, that we're proud of,
13:41 but we got to, we got to continue,
13:43 we got to keep it up now, John.
13:44 People, it's out there.
13:45 - Just on the beanie note,
13:47 obviously you watch film and what players did elsewhere
13:50 when, especially when they were transferred.
13:52 Would you say he's met or even exceeded expectations
13:54 because he's talked about,
13:56 feels like from what he's saying,
13:57 he feels almost like he wasn't put in
13:59 as much of a position to succeed to this level,
14:02 maybe at Minnesota last year.
14:05 These numbers weren't happening.
14:07 - Well, so, yeah, so when we made our decision,
14:10 like we really tried to get him
14:12 coming out of Western Kentucky.
14:13 When he went into the portal the first time,
14:16 we really tried to get him.
14:18 We thought he'd be a plus player for us.
14:21 And I liked him, well, first of all, I knew a lot,
14:24 so I knew what kind of person we were getting
14:26 because he's from Louisville.
14:28 I knew the people that trained him.
14:29 I knew the people that coached him in high school.
14:31 And I trust those individuals.
14:33 So, and he made a ton of plays on the ball.
14:36 You know, at Western,
14:37 he was a really good kickoff returner there.
14:39 He made a bunch of plays on the ball.
14:41 When he went to Minnesota,
14:43 I didn't watch a ton of the tape.
14:44 Honestly, I watched a little bit.
14:45 They played him more inside
14:47 and I knew we weren't taking him to play nickel.
14:50 That he was their third corner, played a little corner,
14:52 played more nickel.
14:53 And, you know, he played.
14:56 It wasn't like he didn't play,
14:57 but he didn't play to the extent that he wanted to.
14:59 And I think that's why he left again.
15:01 And it's been good.
15:02 We had a need.
15:03 It's kind of one of the positive stories out of the portal
15:05 is we had a distinct need.
15:06 We wanted somebody that was a veteran,
15:08 had leadership and could cover.
15:10 And so far, all three of those areas have been a check for him.
15:14 - Third, I mean, another newcomer you're playing in the league
15:18 and you're going to play all four.
15:19 Problems with facing them, or at this point in the season,
15:22 you've got so much tape that you know the scout
15:25 even though you haven't played him in years past?
15:27 - Yeah, I think that, so it's always more challenging
15:30 when you play somebody that you haven't played.
15:32 You know, and I think I spoke of this
15:33 maybe when we were playing,
15:35 it may have been even last week,
15:37 is when we were in a league
15:40 where you were playing the same teams every year.
15:41 And there wasn't just a ton of coaching turnover
15:44 within the league.
15:44 So you could go back and look at, you know,
15:48 how'd they defend you?
15:49 How'd you defend them?
15:49 You go back and look at your notes.
15:51 Well, that's not the case for playing BYU.
15:54 And so it's different.
15:56 It's, honestly, when I turned on the film yesterday,
15:58 they were kind of what I expected them to be,
16:00 you know, from watching them on TV.
16:02 They've been, I've watched a lot of their offense
16:05 over the last couple of years
16:06 'cause I think they've been creative.
16:07 They've had some really good quarterbacks there
16:10 and they've been creative
16:10 and they've kind of been different
16:12 as far as sometimes they, you know, with Slovis,
16:15 they're doing more drop back.
16:17 You know, when Zach Wilson was there,
16:20 you know, they were doing a lot of motions
16:22 and a lot of quarterback run stuff.
16:24 The kid last year who was really good as well,
16:27 they kind of continued what they were doing with Wilson.
16:30 And so I've watched them from afar offensively,
16:34 but first time that I've really just sit down yesterday
16:37 and watched them as somebody we're going to play,
16:40 and they were who I thought they were.
16:42 They're a group that's really physical
16:43 on both sides of the ball.
16:45 They get lined up, they don't get silly penalties,
16:49 they play really smart football.
16:51 And it's going to be a challenge.
16:55 You know, I told our team today
16:56 when we kind of turned the page to BYU,
16:59 I said, you know, everything that we preach about
17:02 wanting to be, you know, they've proved that they are.
17:05 And so it's going to be, you know,
17:07 it's going to be a really, really intriguing game for me
17:10 to see kind of where we're at.
17:12 - How valuable is it to have the variety
17:15 you have in running backs
17:17 and whether you can attack both with, you know,
17:20 inside power with Donaldson,
17:22 Dwight and two other guys, Slash's,
17:25 and plus have a running quarterback that can, you know,
17:29 do it, I mean, you'd probably have a tough time
17:32 defending yourself.
17:33 - So they, so I think that, you know,
17:35 I said this after the game too,
17:36 I think Garrett gives us a chance
17:38 because, you know, he is doing a really good job
17:42 in decision-making.
17:43 We put a lot on him last week.
17:45 That was mostly put on him.
17:47 And we probably ran him a little bit more
17:48 than I really wanted to,
17:49 but that's just kind of how the game went.
17:52 But his decision-making on when to hand it off,
17:54 when to keep it, those are really good.
17:56 And that was CJ,
17:58 that's the best he's played since Pittsburgh.
18:00 Jaheim, you know, that's, you know,
18:03 we saw that, that's who he was all week.
18:05 And I think he can do that.
18:07 You know, his best run was probably,
18:09 you know, he's got good speed,
18:10 but his best run was probably an inside zone,
18:12 you know, an inside run that he hit right up the middle
18:14 and then got to the sideline on.
18:16 And then Justin, Justin didn't play as well this week,
18:19 but a week ago in Socoloma State,
18:23 he was really, his reads were really consistent
18:26 and I thought he got downhill.
18:27 And so between those three guys,
18:30 I think they give us an opportunity
18:32 and we'll continue to get touches
18:33 and we'll use Rodney in the run game too.
18:35 You know, he gave us some positive runs last week.
18:39 We'll continue to use him in the run game.
18:41 I think the challenge for us is to be different,
18:44 you know, not put the same stuff on film all the time.
18:47 - I think, talking to Rodney,
18:49 I think he had more touches Saturday
18:50 than the whole rest of the year.
18:52 What's he kind of showing in practice?
18:54 - Yeah, he's coming along
18:55 and I think some of it is just,
18:57 so really in the last two weeks,
18:59 you got to remember too,
19:00 Gary just healthy enough to kind of
19:02 be who we thought we wanted, you know,
19:04 who we've been kind of the last couple of weeks
19:08 is who we thought we were going to be on offense.
19:10 And so now that he can run
19:14 and you can actually call some run plays for him,
19:16 you can get more people involved in the run game.
19:18 And so Rodney's getting better, you know, as a route runner,
19:23 but he's really good with the ball in his hands.
19:24 And so, you know, it's hard sometimes
19:27 to dictate receivers throwing them the ball
19:29 'cause there's a lot of variables there,
19:30 but you can handle the ball and it's a little bit easier.
19:32 And so, and he's been practicing better too.
19:34 - You mentioned portal hits
19:36 and I know everybody looks at recruiting and says,
19:40 well, a kicker, but Hayes has been a big hit for you.
19:42 - Yeah, he has.
19:43 Yeah, there's no question.
19:44 You know, he's been a factor for us on kickoffs.
19:47 He's kind of picked up where we left,
19:49 where Casey left off in the field goal game too,
19:51 which has been a real weapon for us.
19:53 - Were you comfortable with him?
19:54 Did it 50 yards, is that comfortable?
19:55 - Yeah, he can go probably to 55.
19:58 You know, he probably could have kicked
19:58 a little bit longer than that with the wind on Saturday.
20:01 - So, BYU's a new opponent, obviously,
20:03 but Keaton Slovis is not a new opponent himself.
20:06 Any difference of being able to at least have film
20:08 or the fact that you did play this quarterback last year?
20:10 And have you looked and seen any differences in him?
20:13 - Yeah, we'll go back and watch some of his stuff
20:16 when we played against him last year.
20:18 We're different defensively too.
20:19 You know, how we're structured is different
20:21 than how we played last year at the first game.
20:23 But yeah, there is some familiarity there,
20:26 but it works both ways.
20:27 He's got some familiarity with us too.
20:31 - Is there any reason you think BYU's had more success
20:34 than the other newcomers?
20:35 - Well, I think it's early.
20:37 You know, I think the one thing is,
20:40 they were playing a really challenging schedule
20:42 over the last couple years.
20:43 When they went independent, you know,
20:45 they were playing a ton of power five schools.
20:48 So, I think that's helped in their transition.
20:50 It's probably better for Kalani.
20:52 You know, that's probably a better question for him,
20:53 but I think it's hard to judge any of them
20:55 'til the end of the year.
21:00 - What do you think, this is the first time
21:01 you'll get a newcomer here,
21:03 what do you think their experience
21:05 coming to Morgantown's gonna be like?
21:06 - Yeah, I don't, you know, again,
21:08 that's probably a better question for them.
21:10 You know, it's a long trip, but it's also,
21:15 again, just watching this brand from afar, BYU,
21:17 it's a national brand, it's, you know,
21:20 their group always travels well.
21:22 They always travel well, so I could be wrong.
21:26 I think this is the only time they're playing
21:27 on the East Coast.
21:28 If I'm, I think I'm right there.
21:31 And so, I think there's probably some juice there for them,
21:35 because there's a ton of the members of the church
21:40 that are on the East Coast,
21:41 and I think they'll be well represented here.
21:43 - Did you suggest to play at noon for them?
21:46 - No, well, I don't know.
21:47 I think the league took care of them, which I understand.
21:51 Yeah, that's one thing, is being the eastern-most team,
21:54 I definitely understand some of the travel,
21:56 so, hey, we'll play the night game, our fans will be excited.
21:59 - Can you give your opinion on helmet communication?
22:02 - I've been a proponent for it, Greg,
22:04 it makes no sense that we don't have helmet communication.
22:07 All right, of all the money we have in college football,
22:10 it is one of the more asinine things
22:11 that we don't have helmet communication.
22:13 Like, and I've been an advocate for it,
22:17 I'm the Big 12 representative for the AFCA,
22:19 I'm on a rules deal, like, I've been an advocate for it,
22:22 it makes no sense, like, it's easy, the technology's there.
22:26 We've used it the last two springs,
22:28 and so, 100%, we should use it.
22:32 I think that the bowl games, you know,
22:35 I think you'll see it being used in some bowl games,
22:36 hopefully, and then this time next year,
22:39 some of this nonsense, we don't have to worry about it.
22:42 All right, I gotta go to this meeting, thank y'all.