Patrick Smith-Young

I might have 200 strikeouts, but I hit 45 bombs.

Yeah, I'm trying to think, like, A little surprised that Patrick Smith-Young didn't get an or as a starter.

We've heard his name a ton.

Maybe that might have been the only surprise for me on the whole depth chart.

They brought in transfers.

There's an infusion of guys that you'll get to know, like Patrick Smith-Young, Keon Loud, and Dylan Flowers at corner will both, I think, start.

It's a lot of new faces.

It's a lot of if they're returning faces, they're probably in new roles.

in my opinion.

And then safety Patrick Smith-Young, he did the old J-man route where he went to one school, transferred, went back to the other school, the same school.

It's what I did.

Ferrum, App State, Ferrum.

That's good enough for me.

I know nothing about the Twitter account at all, but you know what? When I see good propaganda from my team, it means the world to me.

So Duke got the third best safety in the portal with Patrick Smith-Young, who had 194 tackles, six pass breakups, five TFLs, two forced fumbles, one INT, and one sack in three years.

He has one year left.

They were good last year.

Patrick Smith Young coming in from North Texas.

They went to Northwestern, bringing Evan Smith.

They went to Stanford to bring in their safety, uh, Che uh, Ohereke.

Granted, it's, it's fall camp.

It's halfway through August here and, you know, we can hear all the good things we want about, like, Patrick Smith-Young is a safety from North Texas.

Um, Keon Loud is a corner from Montana.

Shay Ojerika, Ojerikre, I'm sure I butchered that name, and I'm sorry to, to his parents.