Kenny Dillingham

I think we know each other the same. I mean, Dan and I go back to when I was a high school coach and he was a GA at Arizona State. And then we linked back up at Memphis where he was the linebackers coach and I was the quarterbacks coach. And coaches play a game called like who's got the pen last, where we go in and we talk ball. He draws up what he would do. I draw up what I would do.

I think we know each other the same. I mean, Dan and I go back to when I was a high school coach and he was a GA at Arizona State. And then we linked back up at Memphis where he was the linebackers coach and I was the quarterbacks coach. And coaches play a game called like who's got the pen last, where we go in and we talk ball. He draws up what he would do. I draw up what I would do.

I think we know each other the same. I mean, Dan and I go back to when I was a high school coach and he was a GA at Arizona State. And then we linked back up at Memphis where he was the linebackers coach and I was the quarterbacks coach. And coaches play a game called like who's got the pen last, where we go in and we talk ball. He draws up what he would do. I draw up what I would do.

Then he draws up what he would do. We go back and forth for hours. or some coaches, if you love ball, right? And that was the guy I did that with. And me and him would go back and forth for hours at Memphis and at Oregon, just who's got the pen last? What would you do here? What would you do here? So I think we both know each other fairly well. Obviously, he's got that place rocking and rolling.

Then he draws up what he would do. We go back and forth for hours. or some coaches, if you love ball, right? And that was the guy I did that with. And me and him would go back and forth for hours at Memphis and at Oregon, just who's got the pen last? What would you do here? What would you do here? So I think we both know each other fairly well. Obviously, he's got that place rocking and rolling.

Then he draws up what he would do. We go back and forth for hours. or some coaches, if you love ball, right? And that was the guy I did that with. And me and him would go back and forth for hours at Memphis and at Oregon, just who's got the pen last? What would you do here? What would you do here? So I think we both know each other fairly well. Obviously, he's got that place rocking and rolling.

I mean, I got my Oregon duck helmet up there. I don't know if you guys can see it. It's barely off the screen. But, you know, I got a lot of respect for him.

I mean, I got my Oregon duck helmet up there. I don't know if you guys can see it. It's barely off the screen. But, you know, I got a lot of respect for him.

I mean, I got my Oregon duck helmet up there. I don't know if you guys can see it. It's barely off the screen. But, you know, I got a lot of respect for him.

We're breaking them down. We're not watching them yet just because we don't know who we're playing. We're really focusing on ourselves. We're watching all of our games and saying, okay, what tendencies have we created that we can break? So we're really going to focus on our own self-scout and fixing our own problems first, and then we'll get in here in another week to really the opponent prep.

We're breaking them down. We're not watching them yet just because we don't know who we're playing. We're really focusing on ourselves. We're watching all of our games and saying, okay, what tendencies have we created that we can break? So we're really going to focus on our own self-scout and fixing our own problems first, and then we'll get in here in another week to really the opponent prep.

We're breaking them down. We're not watching them yet just because we don't know who we're playing. We're really focusing on ourselves. We're watching all of our games and saying, okay, what tendencies have we created that we can break? So we're really going to focus on our own self-scout and fixing our own problems first, and then we'll get in here in another week to really the opponent prep.

All right, well, I'll create a parallel here. So I play video games, fully aware. It's really not that much different. You've played a guy who runs three plays in Madden or NCAA over and over again, right?

All right, well, I'll create a parallel here. So I play video games, fully aware. It's really not that much different. You've played a guy who runs three plays in Madden or NCAA over and over again, right?

All right, well, I'll create a parallel here. So I play video games, fully aware. It's really not that much different. You've played a guy who runs three plays in Madden or NCAA over and over again, right?

And he runs the same three plays every single time. And you physically can't stop it. It's the most frustrating thing on the planet. Okay. There's that philosophy. And then you run the guy who calls run, run, run, play action, run, run, run, play action screen. And it's frustrating. Right. And We're more of the run, run, run, play, action, scream, the schemed up than we are.

And he runs the same three plays every single time. And you physically can't stop it. It's the most frustrating thing on the planet. Okay. There's that philosophy. And then you run the guy who calls run, run, run, play action, run, run, run, play action screen. And it's frustrating. Right. And We're more of the run, run, run, play, action, scream, the schemed up than we are.

And he runs the same three plays every single time. And you physically can't stop it. It's the most frustrating thing on the planet. Okay. There's that philosophy. And then you run the guy who calls run, run, run, play action, run, run, run, play action screen. And it's frustrating. Right. And We're more of the run, run, run, play, action, scream, the schemed up than we are.

We're going to run the same three plays over and over again. You can't stop it. Those philosophies carry over to real life, even though nobody wants to ever compare things to a video game. There are some parallels. It's more of a train of thought and a belief system. So for us, it's more, it's not that we're not going to do what we do. It's more, can we do it a different way?

We're going to run the same three plays over and over again. You can't stop it. Those philosophies carry over to real life, even though nobody wants to ever compare things to a video game. There are some parallels. It's more of a train of thought and a belief system. So for us, it's more, it's not that we're not going to do what we do. It's more, can we do it a different way?