11 Personnel E140: Spring Practice Good News and Bad News

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2022

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

After taking a spring break, 11 Personnel is back to discuss some of the good news and bad news from the first five Kentucky spring football practices. Vito Tisdale is out, but some former blue chip recruits are making waves on the practice fields. Nick Roush and Adam Luckett discuss it all, and much more. Highlights: Depth evaporates. Phillips and Williams might be the two most important defensive players. Potential transfer portal additions at DB. Scangarello's sophisticated run scheme. C-Rod "can yawn and run for 1,200 yards." No worries about the Big Blue Wall. Luckett's Tyler Steen conspiracy theory. Biggest and Best NFL Free Agency moves.

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0:00.0	MUSIC
0:05.9	Hot-Royle! Red-7, red-7, red-7!
0:08.7	Doc! Red-7!
0:10.8	I don't know what red-7 means. Hot-Royle!
0:13.3	I don't know what is hot-Royle.
0:15.6	We just go stand on the other side, please.
0:18.0	Really Bob! This is it!
0:20.5	You've got it here, you ready?
0:22.4	You don't think that laymash play where I run down the field,
0:24.4	and like I'm lost, it's gonna work, do you?
0:27.4	Then he pivots, fakes, chucks the big bomb halfway down the field
0:31.4	to our hopefully still wide open tailwind.
0:34.4	I call it the annexation of Puerto Rico.
0:37.4	Oh, yeah!
0:39.4	That's what we call a sack lunch.
0:41.4	No, no, no, no, no.
0:43.4	I need that ball.
0:44.4	Get me the ball.
0:45.4	You need the ball.
0:46.4	Get me the ball.
0:47.4	Get me the ball.
0:48.4	Are you gonna get me the ball?
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