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I'm Tim Prester with Tim O'Malley and Pete Sampson.

And there's no game this weekend, but we have a lot to talk about with Irish echoeses coming up. We'll be talking more about Clemson and segment two, but Friday night will be Irish Echoes, the awards. We used to call it banquet. It's not a banquet, I guess. They don't use that term anymore, and it's way better. I mean, it's way, way more entertaining than what they used to call it, the rubber chicken circuit. It's way more entertaining than that. It's a nice event. And segment one, we're going to devote strictly to what we believe to be the award winners this year. We're going off of last year's categories. They generally change that up depending upon trying to fit an award for a player,

an award for a senior, yeah.

So we'll start with, should we say most valuable for last?

Let's start with offensive player of the year.

I think I would go Sam Lester for that one.

I think that's...

They won't give it to Ian Book.

Oh, you're guessing that they're going to give it to?

Yeah, okay.

Yeah, but let me...

And I think that Mustifer is quite deserving of it as well.

I think that losing Alex Barr's in the middle of season sort of enhances the case for Mustifer.

You know, did he have, I think, the All-American or like Nick Martin-esque season that I was expecting? Probably not. But I think to

basically hold the line together, they started, I think, four different lineups in the course of

about a seven week span.

Overall, I thought

the line, I don't want to say

they overachieved

and the Joe Moore thing, whatever.

Overall, I just thought that

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