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Trenchoff with Devante Love Taylor.

You bring the live rounds, he'll bring the pancakes.

And now number 50 in your programs, but number one in your hearts,

here's a man in the next half hour.

Devante Love Taylor.

There he is, everybody. He made it.

It's Devante Love Taylor, number 58 in your rosters.

One of the leading offensive linemen of this Florida State Seminoles football program this

year. Devante, thanks for being here.

Going to go ahead and start us off.

We always ask you how you are. J.B. Noll 76 says hello from Virginia, DLT. How's the wheels? How are you feeling, man? I'm good. I'm good. Nothing major. You know, just a little something like that can get fixed up within the next week or two and be ready to go. Awesome. So for you, this biweek is pretty much perfectly timed, it sounds like.

Perfectly timed, yes, sir. All right. in the next week or two and be ready to go. Awesome. So for you, this bi-week is pretty much

perfectly timed, it sounds like. Perfectly time, yes, sir. All right. What happens in the tent, man? Walk us through the tent. Can you let us know what happens in the tent? I mean, the tent's only been around for a few years in college football. I mean, in high school, it's like you get hurt. you just go on the table. But, I mean, real, real solid medicine and conditioning staff and doctors that we have

at Florida say, so you were in good hands Saturday in Chapel Hill, I assume. Oh, yeah, very good hands. You know, they just ask you how you're feeling, what your symptoms are. They let you know what they think it is. you know you may stand up try to see if you can take a few steps in the tent

they may leave you in there with some ice on, let you relax in there for a little bit before you just get back out and they figure out what they want to do with you if they want to take you in the locker room or leave you out and just communicate. There's a lot of communication going on between you, the trainers, the coaches, because you know they have to keep whoever is behind you and next to you ready. So it's a lot of things going on at once. Yeah, man. You're a big guy. You big guys are not really allowed to get hurt. I mean, as soon as like a skill guy goes down, it's like everybody runs on the field and checks on them, but you guys, it's like, ah, rub it off, get up. I mean, like, do you, like, You let them know, like, hey, man, like them know like i do need help them and is there like a way that you're able to communicate and let them know like the urgency of the matter yeah you usually know where your coach is and if they're not seeing you that's when you usually go down but you know i try not to go down uh but you got to give them time to get ready to make the substitution and give the guy

that's going to come in a chance to warm up and get his mind right. And was it Bayvion that came

in for you? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. And him and Dylan did quite a good job on the interiors,

along with more recent. How happy were you? I mean, I guess the real side of the whole group did a

great job. The whole group, I feel like the whole group played really well. You know, coaches talk about it's sort of an important part of creating a real nice culture. I don't like using that word, but it's a word that everybody uses. But when guys are as excited for team success and seeing other guys being successful, as happy as they would be for themselves.

So I feel like, you know, you guys are really that much of a team when it comes to being happy for other guys getting success. Oh, yeah, 100%. It doesn't mean anything if I go out and play a great game and we lose. Like that doesn't do anything. That doesn't make me feel good. You know, winning, everybody wants to win. you know it doesn't matter if i'm in there baby on's in there

whoever's in there if we're winning i'm happy doesn't make me feel good. You know, winning, everybody wants to win. You know, it doesn't matter

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