Jahkeem Stewart

... you know, he stopped, you know, the post-game ce- you know, celebration.

Uh, well, Jahkeem Stewart stopped the post-game celebration to-

Yeah

... make sure that Vlad got singled out.

As Lincoln Riley said on Trojans Live, competitively, he does not flinch.

Spoke about, you know, in the off-season where they do their arena, uh, drill where they kind of, you call people out to, to compete against around the whole entire team, whether it's like a blocking drill, running drill, whatever it may be for whatever position.

He said he called out Jahkeem Stewart, the big boy, the alpha of the team.

And Lincoln Riley said he held his own.

Jayden Walker, 75.2, nine snaps.

Uh, Jahkeem Stewart, 74.5, 48 snaps.

You had Floyd Card, uh, 72.7, just nine snaps.

Jamien Winfield, his production and his playing time is starting to go up.

But, uh, guess what? That second sack that he had pretty much, uh, counters any low grade that PFF gave him.

Like I said, what happened on the field, they made plays where they needed to make the plays.

Defensive tackles, uh, Jahkeem Stewart, 74.5, 48 snaps.

Floyd Card, already went over him.

And then at the end of it, you know, they were able to...

Jahkeem Stewart was standing on the bench and holding his hand up over the kinda little umbrella tents that they have set up on the sidelines, and put his hand up to his ear.

He's like, "I, I can hear you guys now," as all the Penn State fans were exiting and walking out the, the aisles.

Uh, you had Jayden Ivas shushing the crowd after the Caden Dixon-Wyatt touchdown.

It's not hyperbole.

In fact, I think Jahkeem Stewart said, "Yeah, you know, we're even playing it loud in the, in our pos- in the position rooms." And I'm thinking, "Not that loud," 'cause those rooms aren't that big.

You're gonna bust your eardrums.

And that's how loud USC's sound system is.