I was able to catch up with Conner Lee. What a guy. I mean, he did one interview after another today and then signed autographs for a long time.

It is hot. It's gross. It's sweaty on the practice field. And about an hour and 10 minutes after practice, he still hadn't gotten back into the building yet.

This was the rookie tackle after today's workout.

I mean, it's great. At the end of the day, it's just football at the end of the day.

But right now, I mean, I'm just living, I'm living a dream. So, I mean, there's nothing.

There's nothing else to it. Expectations compared to reality so far in terms of speed of the game,

how difficult a practice is, like all these things that you wouldn't have known, but guessed about?

Yeah.

How has that played out?

Well, shoot, I know it's hot.

That's one thing that I was expecting.

But in terms of things that kind of caught me off guard was how many team periods that we don't do,

because I feel like our work, we constantly did team periods.

I mean, same amount of indie that we had at Oregon, but, yeah, honestly a lot less practice.

Because here we practice for like hour and a half, hour 45, close to two hours. But Oregon, that it was two hours and a half, two hours and a half hour 45 close to two hours but Oregon night it was

hour and a half two hours and a half constantly every day so um it's a little it's a little

different not having to go for so long but just constantly just getting it in getting it in getting

it in um just getting in getting out and we're good from that standpoint and it changes a lot

year by year because it's CBA and everything,

where college practices because they're longer, harder in that sense, or you wouldn't go that far?

I wouldn't go that far, but I feel like in college it's a lot more quantity over quality, in my opinion.

But here it's quality over quantity all day.

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