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Anyway, today I'm going to talk to, I'm going to play you an audio interview that I had with

Rookie Corner, Emmanuel Forbes, from the spring.

Now, this was a story I wrote on ESPN.com, where I talked to him about the six interception

returns that he had for

touchdown in college setting in a Division I record. And I wanted to go over each of these

interceptions to give readers and viewers or listeners, whatever, a little peek into the mindset of Forbes.

How did you make these plays? There's a combination of factors here,

folks. Yes, sometimes there were some lucky tips. Yes, sometimes there were some bad

throws. There are some bad quarterback you're going to face, but you know who else faces those

things? Every other quarterback in Division I football. You're not facing you're the top quarterback every week.

So every quarterback, cornerback is going to face a lot of those situations. They weren't making

these plays. Forbes was and he did it consistently. He had 14 interceptions for his career.

That's a lot, folks. And he's doing it in the SEC where he's facing really good receivers most weeks. So, you know, so it goes beyond that. So that's why I want

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