September 2, 2024 • 14 mins
More sound from Steve Sarkisian as Texas prepares for Michigan at 11 AM. Sark talked about if it's an advantage or weakness along with his thoughts on the QB play, a 9-game SEC schedule, and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
From Daryl k Royal Texas Memorial Stadium. It's the Texas
log warns against the Colorado State Rams. First down in
ten for Texas at the forty off play action viewers
over the middle clock by Gunnahlen to the thirty Colmas
attacker twenty five to forty Damas sidelines fifteen ten five.
(00:23):
I'm finally shoved out of bounds by bottom John the linebacker.
It'll be first from gold Texas at the Colorado State
three yard line. As that one goes for thirty seven
yard viewers shifting the tight end. Davis in motion, hand
off Wisner up the middle, Texdown Texas Ray Wisner ghosting
up the middle and cut it right into the m
(00:44):
zone for the first score of the twenty twenty four season.
It was fourth down and five from the Ram. Thirty
three has it and rolls to the left. He's gonna
take off and run and he's gonna go down. Peter
Patty turn starting to move up a lot of skirts,
then kicked it in a high gear. Three longhorns got there.
(01:06):
Colin Vasty event shirt freshman was Lord war Wars. I
think tray More might have been one of the ones.
That's where they had several guys lose in the gap
pretty quickly. Trade wars right there and Michael tap is
in and they'll go over on downs the Texas at
the Colorado State thirty one yard lot. This is a
forty five yard field goal try for the senior good
(01:28):
stepping hole. Auburn's kick is on the way and Burt's
kick is good. Log Horns lighted up, getting three out
of it. The fall start penalty cost Texas five yards,
and instead of a fourth down and one, they wind
up with the field goal. This is a footy five
yard fueld goal try for the senior good stepping hole.
(01:50):
Auburn's kick is on the way and Burt's kick is good.
Log Horns lighted up, getting three out of it. The
fall start penalty cost text five yards, and instead of
fourth down and one, they wind up with the field goal.
Pallor Nikkelosi hand on Marshall all Was he hit? Was
he knocks down? The Let's turn by David Benda about
(02:13):
the six year senior just hammering justin Marshall for a
loss of ron with the defense now has to snap
off play action win. The throw steps up fires through
the seat of the ball play across midfield. Here's Matthew
going down the sidelines to thirty and one out of
mountains inside the thirty five down with the thirty school
yard line, Matthew go with his first patch as a
(02:34):
long warn. Henry Blackburn wraps him up, but it's a
thirty thrett yard game. All we snap from the left
Hash on second and goal. Yours looks right throws to
the corner top touchdown Texas. Matthew Gold his first touchdown
as the Texas one more on first down and back
to throw play action draw off his back foot Pler
Niklosi down gid Let's intersecond kicked off dawn by shot
(02:57):
A barn Here Thomas, a six year senior, shot into
the thirty pairing the midfield up the left sideline. Shot
A Baron his first pick of the season, brings it
all the way back in the Colorado state territory down
to the ram forty three. You were from the shotgun
as it looks to throw with some time Waftson back
(03:17):
quarter of the ends of cut. Isaiah Bond touchdown Texas.
Two of the new receivers in the Lawboard Arsenal have
pop touchdown passes. Matthew Golden a few minutes ago. Now
it's Isaiah Boond's turn down the sixteen seconds snap passed
over the middle cut touchdown Texas, Matthew Golden a second touchdown.
Speaker 2 (03:37):
For number two Shaston.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
Win twelve seconds remaining in the half. Great use of
m'clock and the law Boards get their four touchdown on
the first half from the left cash first in Gold
Texas from the Colorado Steak five handed to the freshman again,
Gibson down of the two to the one. Lawlers turn
pulling the inside of the dow Gotta helped out had
(04:02):
A nudged him into the ends on for the score.
Cam Williams with the assist Jared Gibson. This first collegiate touchdown.
So Manning now out there with Jared Gibson lining up
with the pistols. The running back and arch off play
action looks to throw down field ball top thirty five
yard on John Jay Cook breaks exactly twenty fifteen to
(04:22):
ten and inside the ten. It will be first in
Gold Texas. Arch Banning's first pass to the season goes
for a total of thirty six yards as he's able
to hit John Tay Cook on the catch and run.
Manning with the stat whoops left still looking now pressure coming.
He'll run Arch to the five and then chucks the
(04:43):
ball in.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
Guy you get for the score.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Sons folded touchdown, Texas got almost had a Patrick Mahomes
look to it. Manning's gonna run and then as the
pressure came around to me, chucked the ball off the
folding for the score. Arch with the count has the snap,
pushes forward and he's across. Touchdown Texas Arch Manning his
(05:08):
first rushing touchdown, has a long worn to go with
his first passing touchdown as a Texas long Warner. Shotgun
snap back to versall looks fires for the end zone.
Too much on it. It might have been picked off
right in the back corner of the end zone. Wardwn
Mack back there to intercept it. How about wardal Mack
taking it off the freshman from Westminster, Louisiana. One more
(05:31):
time Manning under center, and then we'll do it. Texas
Longboorns have their first journey shutout in a home season
opener since two thousand four, It's been twenty years. Will
they get it this afternoon? Will they pretty authoritative season
opening win? Final score this afternoon? From Daryl K Royal
(05:52):
Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas. Lawren's fifty two Colorado's
faint Rams nothing. That's how I went down on Saturday afternoon.
Thanks can to Cameron Parker with you at a job
there on the highlight montage as the long runes are
one to oh in this twenty twenty four college football
season with the fifty two dozing win over the Colorado
(06:14):
State Rams. Back here on sports Radio AAM thirteen hundred
zone taking through this Monday after day. Hey, maybe you
get some rain like we are. I'm looking out the
door here. I get a little rain happening in the area,
So that'll be good. And incidentally, I had I talked
to a lot of different folks about what the weather
(06:36):
might be like in ann Arbor, Michigan. Well, I'm here
to tell you that right now it's seventy one degrees there.
Football weather, the high Saturday, the high Saturday sixty one degrees.
That sounds incredible. Yeah, there's a forty percent chance of
(06:57):
rain on Friday, but on Saturday it's supposed to be
just partly partly cloudy, I guess, or partly Sonny. However,
you want to say it either partly cloudy or partly sonny,
but in any event, yeah, it's going to be sixty
one degree, so good football weather there on Saturday. Here's
(07:18):
some more from loggrn's head coach Steve Sarkisian and talking
about playing Michigan. Now, he was asked this question and
it had to do with neutral site games because remember
Clemson played Georgia on Saturday in Atlanta, and last night
in Las Vegas it was USC and LSU, And sark
(07:40):
was asked for his thoughts on would he give thought
to playing a neutral site game like that as part
of his non conference schedule before he gets into that
eight or nine game future SEC schedule.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
Who are those nine teams that'll depend on if I
want to play, if I want to.
Speaker 2 (08:05):
Play, if I want to these other games. Again, you know.
Speaker 3 (08:08):
That that's always the balancing act, that's always the challenge.
You know again, you want you want to challenge your team.
You want to put your team in position to prepare
for the long haul. You want to expose them to
see who can respond to some of these environments.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
That you have to go into.
Speaker 3 (08:26):
I think one of the challenges of these neutral site
games to start the year is what does the rest
of your schedule look like? And ours is unique in that, Hey,
we played Alabama in the last two years, we play
Michigan this year. We're going to Ohio State next year.
Ohio State comes here the year after that, Michigan comes
here the year after that. So you're looking out years
(08:47):
down the road now all of a sudden, if you
want to play one of those neutral site games, because
I really I don't want to go to Columbus next year,
go to Georgia next year, and then go play somebody
in Vegas too. I mean, at that point, it's a
little we're getting a little.
Speaker 1 (09:01):
We're getting a little out of hand. I agree with
him there, if you were if you were having to
go to Athens and of course they're going to Columbus
next year. If you did those two and then you
play a neutral side game, a high profile game, that's
a little much. Probably the game kicks off at eleven am,
as we know this Saturday, and I seem like, it
(09:21):
seems like I remember this question coming up just about
every year, usually with the Oklahoma game. Although the Oklahoma
game is not gonna be an eleven am kick this year,
in case you haven hurt, it's gonna be two thirty.
So Archie Shark has been asked about the eleven am Kicks.
Does he like him? Does it bother them? All that?
And the answer has always been the same, He's got
no problem with then eleven am kick.
Speaker 2 (09:44):
I would just say, for us, hey, we love morning.
Speaker 3 (09:47):
We love eleven am kicks our time, you know, because
you know, we're a morning operation, you know, we we
we get up every day, we're seven fifteen special teams meeting,
We're on the grass by eight fifty five every day,
and we're off the field every day by eleven am.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
And so any chance for our players.
Speaker 3 (10:06):
To get up and get dressed and go to the stadium
and kick the ball off, they love it, especially on
the road, and so we do welcome that.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
You know.
Speaker 3 (10:14):
Again, is it an advantage, I don't know, but I
know that it is helpful for us.
Speaker 1 (10:19):
Yeah, it definitely does help. Now, how about that Big
Test Week two thing? As I mentioned, playing Alabama last
year in the second week of the season following a
G five opponent, Now playing Michigan on the road in
week two following a season opening home game against a
G five Big Test in the second week of the season.
Speaker 3 (10:41):
You know, again, I just think you play the hand
your dealt and that just happened to fall the way
that it fell for us. You know, I didn't I
didn't really have much to do with it. You know,
it's just kind of it was what it was.
Speaker 1 (10:54):
Really.
Speaker 2 (10:54):
This year's game was supposed to be here.
Speaker 3 (10:57):
I don't know if y'all recall that, and part of
the transition to the SEC and with Fox and whatnot,
the game got moved to ann Arbor. So you just
the schedules, the schedule, and then you try to prepare
your team to go play it. You know, it's fine
that we had last week's game to get ready for
this week's game.
Speaker 2 (11:16):
If this week's game was.
Speaker 3 (11:17):
A week ago, we would have maybe prepared a little
bit differently for the ballgame. So you just, Okay, here's
what the schedule looks like. Here's how we're going to
prepare the team to get them ready to play.
Speaker 1 (11:27):
Yep, that's that's another way to look at it and
just get ready to go, you know, no matter what
time it is, and the fact that they're playing a
very important, eye profile game in the second week of
the season. He was asked about quarterback play, whether Michigan
and also with quinn Ewers and the importance of good
quarterback play in a big time matchup like the one
(11:47):
against the Wolverines.
Speaker 3 (11:48):
Don't I don't know if there's one just in particular moment,
you know. And that's always a fine line because we
are definitely a rule based, you know, kind of quarterback
room the way that we like to play, but I
also think it is important to sometimes you just have
to play, and you have to make some throws and
some reads and tucket and run that.
Speaker 2 (12:12):
Aren't in the playbook that way.
Speaker 3 (12:14):
Sometimes things come off a little bit differently, the coverage
is different, whatever it is, And so I don't know,
like I said, if there's just one particular moment for
me or for another quarterback. I just know that that's
what we've grown into and that we do value the
football IQ and playmaking ability that a quarterback can present
that sometimes can make up for poor coaching on my part.
Speaker 2 (12:37):
So they bail me out sometimes.
Speaker 1 (12:40):
Two more thoughts from Sark, One about the exciting You've
heard Sark talk about how excited he gets for Saturday
in college football, and here you are going in one
of the hallowed grounds of the game going back to
the nineteenth century and into the early twentieth century, and
(13:04):
where would this particular game might rank for him in
terms of his excitement level as a head coach taking
Texas into ann Arbor.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
I like the team.
Speaker 3 (13:15):
I like our team, and I like the fact that, hey,
we're in year four and we generated I think a
really good buzz around Longhord Football, not that there wasn't
one before when we first got here, but I think
because of the way we've continued to grow as a program,
because of the success we had last season on the field,
(13:36):
because of the success of our players going into the
NFL Draft, I think there's genuine excitement. And again I
credit our administration too of promoting this team and creating
the environment in DKR.
Speaker 2 (13:49):
There's without question the environment.
Speaker 3 (13:52):
In DKR is better today than it was in year
one when I arrived. Now the product on the field
is better too. We're a better team. But yet, man,
what energy and what excitement there is around our team
from our fans, And so as a coach, like, yeah,
you like that kind of stuff because you know, in
its own way, that serves as good motivation for your team.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
As well.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
All right, there's a couple more thoughts I'm going to
get from Sarka when we need a break. When we
come back, we'll hear a couple of final thoughts from
long worn head coach Steve Sarkeesian as we continue on
sports Radio AM thirteen under the zone of the iHeartRadio app.
From Daryl k Royal Texas Memorial Stadium. It's the Texas
log warns against the Colorado State Rams. First down in
ten for Texas at the forty off play action viewers
over the middle clock by Gunnahlen to the thirty Colmas
attacker twenty five to forty Damas sidelines fifteen ten five.
(00:23):
I'm finally shoved out of bounds by bottom John the linebacker.
It'll be first from gold Texas at the Colorado State
three yard line. As that one goes for thirty seven
yard viewers shifting the tight end. Davis in motion, hand
off Wisner up the middle, Texdown Texas Ray Wisner ghosting
up the middle and cut it right into the m
(00:44):
zone for the first score of the twenty twenty four season.
It was fourth down and five from the Ram. Thirty
three has it and rolls to the left. He's gonna
take off and run and he's gonna go down. Peter
Patty turn starting to move up a lot of skirts,
then kicked it in a high gear. Three longhorns got there.
(01:06):
Colin Vasty event shirt freshman was Lord war Wars. I
think tray More might have been one of the ones.
That's where they had several guys lose in the gap
pretty quickly. Trade wars right there and Michael tap is
in and they'll go over on downs the Texas at
the Colorado State thirty one yard lot. This is a
forty five yard field goal try for the senior good
(01:28):
stepping hole. Auburn's kick is on the way and Burt's
kick is good. Log Horns lighted up, getting three out
of it. The fall start penalty cost Texas five yards,
and instead of a fourth down and one, they wind
up with the field goal. This is a footy five
yard fueld goal try for the senior good stepping hole.
(01:50):
Auburn's kick is on the way and Burt's kick is good.
Log Horns lighted up, getting three out of it. The
fall start penalty cost text five yards, and instead of
fourth down and one, they wind up with the field goal.
Pallor Nikkelosi hand on Marshall all Was he hit? Was
he knocks down? The Let's turn by David Benda about
(02:13):
the six year senior just hammering justin Marshall for a
loss of ron with the defense now has to snap
off play action win. The throw steps up fires through
the seat of the ball play across midfield. Here's Matthew
going down the sidelines to thirty and one out of
mountains inside the thirty five down with the thirty school
yard line, Matthew go with his first patch as a
(02:34):
long warn. Henry Blackburn wraps him up, but it's a
thirty thrett yard game. All we snap from the left
Hash on second and goal. Yours looks right throws to
the corner top touchdown Texas. Matthew Gold his first touchdown
as the Texas one more on first down and back
to throw play action draw off his back foot Pler
Niklosi down gid Let's intersecond kicked off dawn by shot
(02:57):
A barn Here Thomas, a six year senior, shot into
the thirty pairing the midfield up the left sideline. Shot
A Baron his first pick of the season, brings it
all the way back in the Colorado state territory down
to the ram forty three. You were from the shotgun
as it looks to throw with some time Waftson back
(03:17):
quarter of the ends of cut. Isaiah Bond touchdown Texas.
Two of the new receivers in the Lawboard Arsenal have
pop touchdown passes. Matthew Golden a few minutes ago. Now
it's Isaiah Boond's turn down the sixteen seconds snap passed
over the middle cut touchdown Texas, Matthew Golden a second touchdown.
Speaker 2 (03:37):
For number two Shaston.
Speaker 1 (03:40):
Win twelve seconds remaining in the half. Great use of
m'clock and the law Boards get their four touchdown on
the first half from the left cash first in Gold
Texas from the Colorado Steak five handed to the freshman again,
Gibson down of the two to the one. Lawlers turn
pulling the inside of the dow Gotta helped out had
(04:02):
A nudged him into the ends on for the score.
Cam Williams with the assist Jared Gibson. This first collegiate touchdown.
So Manning now out there with Jared Gibson lining up
with the pistols. The running back and arch off play
action looks to throw down field ball top thirty five
yard on John Jay Cook breaks exactly twenty fifteen to
(04:22):
ten and inside the ten. It will be first in
Gold Texas. Arch Banning's first pass to the season goes
for a total of thirty six yards as he's able
to hit John Tay Cook on the catch and run.
Manning with the stat whoops left still looking now pressure coming.
He'll run Arch to the five and then chucks the
(04:43):
ball in.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
Guy you get for the score.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Sons folded touchdown, Texas got almost had a Patrick Mahomes
look to it. Manning's gonna run and then as the
pressure came around to me, chucked the ball off the
folding for the score. Arch with the count has the snap,
pushes forward and he's across. Touchdown Texas Arch Manning his
(05:08):
first rushing touchdown, has a long worn to go with
his first passing touchdown as a Texas long Warner. Shotgun
snap back to versall looks fires for the end zone.
Too much on it. It might have been picked off
right in the back corner of the end zone. Wardwn
Mack back there to intercept it. How about wardal Mack
taking it off the freshman from Westminster, Louisiana. One more
(05:31):
time Manning under center, and then we'll do it. Texas
Longboorns have their first journey shutout in a home season
opener since two thousand four, It's been twenty years. Will
they get it this afternoon? Will they pretty authoritative season
opening win? Final score this afternoon? From Daryl K Royal
(05:52):
Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas. Lawren's fifty two Colorado's
faint Rams nothing. That's how I went down on Saturday afternoon.
Thanks can to Cameron Parker with you at a job
there on the highlight montage as the long runes are
one to oh in this twenty twenty four college football
season with the fifty two dozing win over the Colorado
(06:14):
State Rams. Back here on sports Radio AAM thirteen hundred
zone taking through this Monday after day. Hey, maybe you
get some rain like we are. I'm looking out the
door here. I get a little rain happening in the area,
So that'll be good. And incidentally, I had I talked
to a lot of different folks about what the weather
(06:36):
might be like in ann Arbor, Michigan. Well, I'm here
to tell you that right now it's seventy one degrees there.
Football weather, the high Saturday, the high Saturday sixty one degrees.
That sounds incredible. Yeah, there's a forty percent chance of
(06:57):
rain on Friday, but on Saturday it's supposed to be
just partly partly cloudy, I guess, or partly Sonny. However,
you want to say it either partly cloudy or partly sonny,
but in any event, yeah, it's going to be sixty
one degree, so good football weather there on Saturday. Here's
(07:18):
some more from loggrn's head coach Steve Sarkisian and talking
about playing Michigan. Now, he was asked this question and
it had to do with neutral site games because remember
Clemson played Georgia on Saturday in Atlanta, and last night
in Las Vegas it was USC and LSU, And sark
(07:40):
was asked for his thoughts on would he give thought
to playing a neutral site game like that as part
of his non conference schedule before he gets into that
eight or nine game future SEC schedule.
Speaker 3 (08:02):
Who are those nine teams that'll depend on if I
want to play, if I want to.
Speaker 2 (08:05):
Play, if I want to these other games. Again, you know.
Speaker 3 (08:08):
That that's always the balancing act, that's always the challenge.
You know again, you want you want to challenge your team.
You want to put your team in position to prepare
for the long haul. You want to expose them to
see who can respond to some of these environments.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
That you have to go into.
Speaker 3 (08:26):
I think one of the challenges of these neutral site
games to start the year is what does the rest
of your schedule look like? And ours is unique in that, Hey,
we played Alabama in the last two years, we play
Michigan this year. We're going to Ohio State next year.
Ohio State comes here the year after that, Michigan comes
here the year after that. So you're looking out years
(08:47):
down the road now all of a sudden, if you
want to play one of those neutral site games, because
I really I don't want to go to Columbus next year,
go to Georgia next year, and then go play somebody
in Vegas too. I mean, at that point, it's a
little we're getting a little.
Speaker 1 (09:01):
We're getting a little out of hand. I agree with
him there, if you were if you were having to
go to Athens and of course they're going to Columbus
next year. If you did those two and then you
play a neutral side game, a high profile game, that's
a little much. Probably the game kicks off at eleven am,
as we know this Saturday, and I seem like, it
(09:21):
seems like I remember this question coming up just about
every year, usually with the Oklahoma game. Although the Oklahoma
game is not gonna be an eleven am kick this year,
in case you haven hurt, it's gonna be two thirty.
So Archie Shark has been asked about the eleven am Kicks.
Does he like him? Does it bother them? All that?
And the answer has always been the same, He's got
no problem with then eleven am kick.
Speaker 2 (09:44):
I would just say, for us, hey, we love morning.
Speaker 3 (09:47):
We love eleven am kicks our time, you know, because
you know, we're a morning operation, you know, we we
we get up every day, we're seven fifteen special teams meeting,
We're on the grass by eight fifty five every day,
and we're off the field every day by eleven am.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
And so any chance for our players.
Speaker 3 (10:06):
To get up and get dressed and go to the stadium
and kick the ball off, they love it, especially on
the road, and so we do welcome that.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
You know.
Speaker 3 (10:14):
Again, is it an advantage, I don't know, but I
know that it is helpful for us.
Speaker 1 (10:19):
Yeah, it definitely does help. Now, how about that Big
Test Week two thing? As I mentioned, playing Alabama last
year in the second week of the season following a
G five opponent, Now playing Michigan on the road in
week two following a season opening home game against a
G five Big Test in the second week of the season.
Speaker 3 (10:41):
You know, again, I just think you play the hand
your dealt and that just happened to fall the way
that it fell for us. You know, I didn't I
didn't really have much to do with it. You know,
it's just kind of it was what it was.
Speaker 1 (10:54):
Really.
Speaker 2 (10:54):
This year's game was supposed to be here.
Speaker 3 (10:57):
I don't know if y'all recall that, and part of
the transition to the SEC and with Fox and whatnot,
the game got moved to ann Arbor. So you just
the schedules, the schedule, and then you try to prepare
your team to go play it. You know, it's fine
that we had last week's game to get ready for
this week's game.
Speaker 2 (11:16):
If this week's game was.
Speaker 3 (11:17):
A week ago, we would have maybe prepared a little
bit differently for the ballgame. So you just, Okay, here's
what the schedule looks like. Here's how we're going to
prepare the team to get them ready to play.
Speaker 1 (11:27):
Yep, that's that's another way to look at it and
just get ready to go, you know, no matter what
time it is, and the fact that they're playing a
very important, eye profile game in the second week of
the season. He was asked about quarterback play, whether Michigan
and also with quinn Ewers and the importance of good
quarterback play in a big time matchup like the one
(11:47):
against the Wolverines.
Speaker 3 (11:48):
Don't I don't know if there's one just in particular moment,
you know. And that's always a fine line because we
are definitely a rule based, you know, kind of quarterback
room the way that we like to play, but I
also think it is important to sometimes you just have
to play, and you have to make some throws and
some reads and tucket and run that.
Speaker 2 (12:12):
Aren't in the playbook that way.
Speaker 3 (12:14):
Sometimes things come off a little bit differently, the coverage
is different, whatever it is, And so I don't know,
like I said, if there's just one particular moment for
me or for another quarterback. I just know that that's
what we've grown into and that we do value the
football IQ and playmaking ability that a quarterback can present
that sometimes can make up for poor coaching on my part.
Speaker 2 (12:37):
So they bail me out sometimes.
Speaker 1 (12:40):
Two more thoughts from Sark, One about the exciting You've
heard Sark talk about how excited he gets for Saturday
in college football, and here you are going in one
of the hallowed grounds of the game going back to
the nineteenth century and into the early twentieth century, and
(13:04):
where would this particular game might rank for him in
terms of his excitement level as a head coach taking
Texas into ann Arbor.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
I like the team.
Speaker 3 (13:15):
I like our team, and I like the fact that, hey,
we're in year four and we generated I think a
really good buzz around Longhord Football, not that there wasn't
one before when we first got here, but I think
because of the way we've continued to grow as a program,
because of the success we had last season on the field,
(13:36):
because of the success of our players going into the
NFL Draft, I think there's genuine excitement. And again I
credit our administration too of promoting this team and creating
the environment in DKR.
Speaker 2 (13:49):
There's without question the environment.
Speaker 3 (13:52):
In DKR is better today than it was in year
one when I arrived. Now the product on the field
is better too. We're a better team. But yet, man,
what energy and what excitement there is around our team
from our fans, And so as a coach, like, yeah,
you like that kind of stuff because you know, in
its own way, that serves as good motivation for your team.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
As well.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
All right, there's a couple more thoughts I'm going to
get from Sarka when we need a break. When we
come back, we'll hear a couple of final thoughts from
long worn head coach Steve Sarkeesian as we continue on
sports Radio AM thirteen under the zone of the iHeartRadio app.
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