How have the Washington transfers helped teach the offense to the Alabama players?

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00:00 >> So have you noticed the Washington players that have transferred in,

00:02 been able to help the other offensive meeting rooms get to know the offense?

00:06 >> Those guys have been really, really good.

00:09 That's a good question.

00:10 Those guys have come in and worked their butts off.

00:13 I'm standing back, but just watching the relationships,

00:15 they're getting to know everybody on the team and just allowing this thing to flow.

00:20 But it's been really good from a receiver standpoint to have a receiver and

00:23 offensive lineman have been in the system.

00:25 You can see guys asking those guys questions.

00:28 But the cool thing is being in a cafeteria, different places around the building,

00:31 just seeing those guys start to build relationships and

00:33 just blend it, which has been really good to see.

00:36 >> I'm sorry if you're already asked about this, but

00:38 justice really flashed in the Rose Bowl.

00:41 What led up to that moment?

00:42 And do you think that was kind of a springboard?

00:44 >> It's just football.

00:45 It's just guys get better.

00:46 You become a better reporter the more you do it.

00:48 And I think football is the same way.

00:50 Kids get better the more they do it.

00:51 That was the last game of the year.

00:53 So we had a whole month to prepare for the bowl.

00:57 And just those extra reps that he got gave him a chance to go in and

01:01 play a little bit.

01:02 And obviously we'll continue to see what he can do this spring.

01:04 >> I'm sorry.

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