Jenny Taft

I have a, a little bit of a segue into something.

Um, when we were talking about the catch yourself moment with, with Elko, and he kind of maybe ran through the stop sign where he was like, went to Cesspool, there was a moment, I don't know if you guys would've seen it, after the Indiana comeback against Nebraska, where Kurt Cignetti's talking to Jenny Taft after the game, and he says something, he catches himself almost immediately, and he just uses the word garbage.

And he goes, "When I say garbage, I mean like all the mistakes we're making here.

This was a really good win.

And we just, we were, you know, a couple of plays, man.

Because even Jenny Taft was saying on the sidelines and even told Kurtz in the postgame, talked about how calm.

I just think that they had, that was championship pedigree in terms of like, they didn't even play well and they found a way to win.

That's right.

I get it, but officials do miss calls.

What didn't ring hollow to me was his complaint to Jenny Taft as...

The teams went to the locker room, and he said that they thought that Linda Meyer should have drawn the pass interference flag down inside or around the 10-yard line on that last drive of the first half.

That, to me, looked obvious, that DPI on the Indiana line.

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I think in the way that I said they were so, they recognized the opportunity of going to college, I also think that the age I was, I was 18, I think that for Dad handing me off to other coaches for that kind of like formative time, and I had Maurisa Pal at the University of Oregon, and I think she's, every young woman needs a Maurisa Pal in their life.

[laughs] And I think just the time in my life that I had her coaching me, and even just teaching me, like, the way of the world a little bit, has meant that by the time I came back, I moved home at the start of 2023-

Mm-hmm

... and I re-partnered up with Dad for coaching.

Like, I was a mature young woman who knows kind of like how to stand on her own two feet and not just, like, push back because Dad said this, Dad said that.

Like I think-

Yeah

It had nothing to do with that.

I honestly, to my heart, to my soul, have no issue with a Holly Rowe, with a Jenny Taft, who that's the one I was talking about last week, who I, I think she's dope as hell, and Erin Andrews.

We got all the...

Lisa Salters.