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And welcome to the Uncored podcast i'm your host jason staples today on the podcast we're going to be talking a little bit about the dalvin cook exoneration and what it's going to mean for florida state

to have him back and then after that we're going to talk about the end of fall camp the second scrimmage

and some of the things that we

know at this point going into the season, looking at some strengths and weaknesses and what

we're going to have to look at there. So first things first, the Dalvin Cook, the Dalvin Cook

exoneration. I mean, what is there to say? A 23-minute verdict from the jury. And if you've ever served on a jury before, it can take 23 minutes to select a foreman on the jury. I mean, this case was so cut and dry from a legal perspective. It really is a shame that it had to go to trial.

And there's no doubt why it went to trial.

I mean, we all understand the reasons for that.

This is Willie Meg's making sure that his legacy is not tarnished, making sure that no Florida state player, that there's ever any impression that a Florida

state player might be getting off or getting special treatment because he's a Florida

state player to the point that Florida state players, I'm looking at you, Travis Johnson,

who I think you probably still hold the record for the fastest jury trial in,

uh,

in Tallahassee history, uh,

Travis Johnson, if you,

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