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Let's start the bi-week blitz, and we're going to start with a coach who's already in the middle of his season,

coach James Armstrong, Mississippi State, soccer.

Before we talk about your team, before we talk about your program and how your season's going.

I've heard that you're a Burnley man.

Is that correct?

That is correct.

Yes, I grew up 30 minutes away from Burnley's ground, Turf Mall.

So I have an affiliation with Burnley.

So that makes me wonder, though, because it says on your bio you're from Yorkshire.

Yeah, that's a great question. I think Leeds when I think Yorkshire. Yeah, that's a great question.

I think leads when I think Yorkshire.

Yeah, so I live on the Yorkshire, Lancashire border in a small little town called Skipton.

And let's just say that I was, my uncle played for Burnley.

My cousin lived with us for a while.

He was a season ticket holder at Burnley. So it was just the easiest ground to get to. I had a ride to get there and had friends that were going along as well. So I consider myself a Yorkshireman, but my affiliation is with the Lancashire club, unfortunately. I hear you. So, you know, I love company. I think he's one of the all-time grades. I think he's

doing well there. But when I think Burnley, you know I think of Sean Dyche right away.

Is there any part of Sean Deich's management style that you bring to your program?

Well, I think he's a disciplinarian. I don't think in this day and age that works quite as well.

You know, so I think he's got well-organized teams defensively.

I'd like to think that we do that.

So maybe that's the one part of Sean Dice's managerial style that we've tried to replicate.

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