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Welcome back to the Friday Bucket Talk, Ducley, Marie Statham, Eric Stephen Neens, spring game on Saturday.

Make sure you're watching, make sure you're looking for a post-game Bucket Talk on Saturday again as reminder.

This is your Friday Bucket Talk. The Thursday Bucket Talk was the spring game get to ready podcast.

The big Wednesday Bucket Talk was ranked in the top 51 players on the team.

This is receivers. This is all going to be about the receivers. If you want your spring game breakdown, make sure you go back and listen to the Thursday one.

And again, there will not be a Saturday morning podcast because we will do a Saturday evening podcast after the spring game, which kicks off at 12 on the big 10 network.

And I got to tell you, I got to text this out still because I thought, I mean, Nathan, you do a good job with the live texting when we're doing interviews.

But the big news of the receiver day thing was just like included in the list of like the stuff that was going on.

And by the way, we got to talk about Parker Fleming.

It's the end of Garrett Wilson in the slot. It's over like that's official like there's one thing to see it with our eyeballs.

And it was like it's in there, but I'm going to I got a reinforce to the textures like this is it. It's the end of an era.

Garrett Wilson is the ex receiver. That's the receiver who's usually all like as Garrett Wilson on the backside of the formation.

Sort of out there by yourself. Typically the Z is on the opposite side with the tight end or with the slot receiver.

A lot of times that X is what people think of as like the number one receiver on the team.

I assumed it, but I wanted to hear him say it. So I asked him where you play in this year. And he said, I'm the X.

So there are two parts of that that are super important.

But let's deal with the first part of it. First Nathan, which is Garrett Wilson is back outside.

As a freshman, he was in the slot as a sophomore. He's back outside. It's not any of this.

We've talked about move them all around or whatever. It's like, I mean, I we get it. Move around a little bit, but he's an outside receiver again. What's that mean?

It is a little bit interesting from the fact that if how much what does this mean? I mean, I think it's the second thing you're going to get to, right?

It's it's not so much even just about him and what he does, but which third receiver they want to get on the field.

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