Hayden Hansen

It was stuff that was like, "Hey, we're gonna get ahead of the chains here.

We're not gonna put ourselves in a situation where we're behind." Uh, they tried, I, I highlighted this on social media, plus for our Everyday Air Club members as well, they tried a little hide play to get, you know, a, a Hayden Hansen out sneaking behind the linebacker group, and they weren't able to hit it.

But it's just stuff like that, just easy throws on first down to get them ahead of the chain.

So I really like kinda what Ben Arbuckle did against Texas, and they're gonna have opportunities against this Kentucky team.

He's kind of their second-best receiver, a Colorado State transfer.

And then Hayden Hansen is this Florida transfer, um, Kentucky's play- I mean, he's the big 6'6", 270, pretty much your sixth tackle.

Mm-hmm.

Um, but it just hasn't worked for them.

Like, he's the energy guy.

Uh, the other guy, Henry Boyer, 87, he's very similar to, like, Hayden Hansen.

He's 6'6", he's 270.

He almost looks like an offensive tackle in the red area.

Maikola's got this head up nose.

Uh, Amarion Harris is just on this end, and then Ozada's got an interesting block because Hayden Hansen is coming to wham this three technique.

So he's gotta kinda work through it, 'cause you're on the goal line, man.

They're gonna play into you.

You gotta work through the contact there and get up to your backer.

Because remember, the tight end is coming to block the down lineman that is lined up on your outside shoulder.

And this, I thought this was a nice job by Heath Ozada and Hayden Hansen because first of all, Ozada kinda works through the contact, but still gives Hansen enough of an, uh, enough of that guy's body to get a piece of him.

He does...

And Bill Bedenbaugh, who's gotten beaten up obviously 'cause the offensive line hasn't been good.

They came out of halftime, started running the ball a little effectively to the left, till one of the guys calling the game said, "Oh, they made an adjustment at halftime." They moved one of the guys from the right to the left, moved a guy from the left over to the right, and they ran behind him and had a whole bunch of Hayden Hansen over on that side of the line, too.

And they started running the ball effectively.

So all of those people who put their time to good use.

And when they started running the ball successfully to the left, I didn't know that they had swapped out ...

What was it? Uh, th- they out- ...

The guards, they sw- switched one guard from left, the right side to the left side, and, uh, they had a whole lot of Hayden Hansen on that side of the line of scrimmage when they started running the ball, too, so they, they found something.

I mean, Heath Ozuna played his best game.

But overall, I, I think it was another solid performance from Rocky.

Hayden Hansen just too up and down, man.

He's too up and down, especially in the run game.

He is...

Like, their tight ends need to be more physical, man.

Like, like, Hayden Hansen's 270 pounds.

Like, he needs to play like he's 270 pounds.

You know what I mean? Like, there's times where they're going across the formation, they got a chance to just absolutely obliterate an end edge defender on split zone, and, like, they, they play powder puff with them.

Rocky Beers? I mean-

See, like, I think Rocky Beers is a pass catcher.

Like, I think it needs to be Hayden Hansen.

Like, it needs to be-