Rippy writes with Brian Scott Lippey.

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What is up on a Wednesday? I am Brian Scott Rippey. Thanks for attending another edition of the Rippy Rights podcast.

Today we got the QB, Ryan Buchanan, back in the fold for his normal

weekly spot after a week off. I believe Buchain was jetting off to Denver somewhere, worked out.

He's back fresh, ready to roll to talk how some quarterback play after the SEC opener, got

into some Jackson Dart technical stuff. What exactly makes it difficult outside the obvious for quarterbacks dealing with bad

snaps?

I thought Buchanan offered some really interesting insight about that, what he thinks of the young

quarterback through five games in his first SEC game, and a lot more.

Great stuff, as always from Buchanan Insight that, you know, I couldn't bring you myself

even if I tried that's why

i have him on the show so i think you will enjoy this as always before we get to him though we need

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