Matt Sieg

They're getting the blender out for margaritas.

And it's just like, oh, boy.

Oh, boy.

But, yeah, I mean, you said it.

It was, you know, a great day until it wasn't.

Like, this is, this is great right now.

Please don't leave.

And nobody left, uh, until what, like five minutes ago in the fourth quarter when they, um, when Wyatt Young got that last, uh, Got that touchdown over my boy Matt Sieg.

And I'm sure, I mean, look, they're starting Kevin Brown.

They're playing Matt Sieg a ton and starting him on most of the special teams.

If Amari Latimer was ready to play more snaps, they would likely have him in there for more snaps.

That's my thoughts on it.

But it was the kind of aggressive attacking mentality that this program has been missing on defense for years.

Matt Sieg made his presence felt as well, getting real reps that mattered instead of garbage time reps against an overmatched opponent.

It was meaningful development.

It was banked in September that will matter a lot for this team in the next couple of months.

Very interesting.

Oh, Matt Sieg or with Palladrell.

Interesting.

Linebackers, we noted that Ashton Woods was starting, and then my big thing is, how is this going to work? How are they going to line up? Are there going to be three guys out there sometimes, a lot of times? Is it going to be Cutter with Torber? Is it going to be Cutter with Woods, Woods with Stolski? Can you mix and match those guys? Are there pairings that they would not want to put out there together? Now, I'm not sure that's answered by the depth chart, but...

but go ahead.

All right, I'm going to follow my question to your question with another question.

Did Matt Sieg really come on this late in fall camp? Or, because we didn't hear a whole lot about him in spring, summer, but he was asked about a couple times.

I know that's one of your things.