All right, welcome back to another edition of The Cutting Edge with Jack Maroo G.

And Mario McAluso, Harrison Valentine.

The boys are back.

Good to have you guys back.

This will not be a Metslander podcast, even though I know you guys would hope it may be.

Yes.

But it's so good to get you guys back in studio, talk a little bit about the technology that you guys are using.

And, you know, the season, we haven't talked to you since the seasons.

So we'll kind of do a little season recap.

And we'll talk about LSU's Heisman contender and Heism frontrunner and what you guys are doing with him.

So good to have you guys back.

It was good to be back.

I think it's, I think the last time we talked, we finally, I think we talked about some of the technologies we may be looking to install for the season and

successfully we've been able to execute what we planned and envisioned with the two technologies

and the two that we've been using is the augmented virtual reality and we used a which is a company cognolize out of Germany.

The other one is out of the UK.

It's called Sportable, and it has a chip that's built in within the football.

So we can look at metrics as far as the quarterback's performance.

So we can look at, you know, different ratios of efficiency, wobble rate,

apex of long throws. We can look at basically pitch count. We can look at velocities.

We can look at time to target. We can look at spin rates. So I think this is all

important to look at the performance of the quarterback.

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