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So, you know, when you bring in a new coordinator, there's always that

learning curve. And I'm curious you as a, as a player, how is it expedited? Especially when

you want to keep elements of the old offense. I mean, do you keep the run game playbook and then the offense coordinator sort of learns

that?

Or do you keep the plays and then you learn his terminology?

How does that, how did that work for you guys?

It was actually kind of a mix of both.

Like, we've had multiple OCsCs throughout my like time here,

but like the language kind of stays the same.

But there is like elements like the OC's going to call what he wants to call.

So if it's his, it's his.

But there is like, hey, this place Ben called this.

And it's like, they're like coaching.

And like, all right, yeah, like what was called that?

But it's not like a brand new system like there is like language systems and number systems like it's not like we completely reinvented it but uh like if coach linz he wants to run something

he's going to call what he wants to call right right right it's kind of fun when you hear that

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