Jaren Hamilton

You can, uh, stretch the field a little bit.

Hope maybe get some other guys like Jalen Moss, Jaren Hamilton more involved, because I think that the, this is a secondary, especially on that back end, that is ripe for the picking.

Yeah, if you just kind of look at things, it makes a, a lot of sense to believe that if ASU can hold strong in the offensive line and not allow those couple defensive linemen, linebacker that have, uh, make- been making some plays so far in these first two games, if you don't let them have much of a day and you leave things up to the Jayhawk secondary, then that's where ASU, you know, should have some, some serious advantages, both between the personnel and the, the, the caliber of players that it has, you know, on the receiving end, and what Kansas has done or failed to do in the secondary as well.

Um, so now before we jump into our keys for this game across the pond and how we see the whole thing shaking out, uh, while many ASU stores have come and gone, Cactus Sports is a community staple.

It would be cool if he did.

But, you know, Mary Miller, Reed Harris, Raiden Vinesbright, Jalen Moss, Jaren Hamilton, the guys that we've been really talking about and who have put together good springs, good falls.

I want to see all of them just, you know, find that groove and look like a cohesive passing offense that has diversity.

Because it was last year, the last couple of years, it's been Jordan Tyson and we'll see.

Ever.

That is Jaren Hamilton, ladies and gentlemen.

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Thank you.

It says, "My team MVP is Jaren Hamilton." Sounded like William before last season.

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He said- Jacob giving a good one, saying, "MVP, Nick McLarty.

Zyrus aside, what else was, uh, was standing out to you at practice today?

Uh, I mean, Jaren Hamilton specifically I thought had a really good day, especially in one-on-ones with Rodney Bimming in coverage.

Uh, a number of times, it, he looked the part there.

Um, I would say another big piece of practice to me was the running backs.

And it's not just Omarion and Reed.

It's the depth to it, right? Whether it's Rayden or Jalen Moss or Jaren Hamilton or any of these wide receivers that have stood out that are a little bit younger.

Your Ryan Alomes, right? Like, you have so many guys who have taken a huge step up, and I feel the best, I think, out of any room about the wide receiver depth.

And so it's hard for me to take them off of top shelf, but I do think the linebackers, just because there's, like, there's less questions there and the defense has been dominant, also belongs in top shelf.