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Yeah, yeah. Well what we've done really is that we've had a classroom sessions for approximately two hours every morning. And then we work out in the afternoon for approximately two hours, 2.5 hours. And in the morning sessions, we've just covered all the high points of their,

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of the offense, uh, their running game and of course their passing game, all the different series that they will be in and uh trying to keep them ahead and give them the jump that they should have see on everyone else. And on the field, we've worked

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mostly in the techniques of uh setting up the timing, the delivery of the ball and just trying to improve techniques. And we filmed it many times and had them look at it. So they've picked up quite a bit, you've made it pretty clear that the quarterback

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spot is wide open this year and something of an unknown quantity. I'm sure it was steve spurrier. What have been your impressions of steve steve has improved a great deal. I think just since he came in the first day here, I mean he's throwing the ball

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a lot better and he's I think he's learned an awful lot. He's studied, I know all three of them studied quite a bit on what the information we've given them. So steve has improved a lot. Is it your preliminary thought to go to something of a

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multiple offense, much as you had at Dallas? Well, not to the extent of Dallas is I'll use them all the offense some, but not as far as they go. Is that the kind of a thing? That's an ongoing thing that you don't just come in and

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do in one year that has to be done over a period of time? Yes, that's right. You have multiple formations, many formations, many things a ball player has to do. So you just you have to go into it gradually. Without without without Sweet Pittsburgh, it was

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very ankle. Thank you. Yeah, download down there. What? Mhm All right, okay. Yeah, yeah, you can't you can't drill it because you're not laying down the line. There's nothing you want to throw here anyway. Yeah, throw, throw it ahead. We always want that straight ahead throw

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to me. Uh huh That's right. Walk straight. Yeah, thank you. Better get that. So I'm not turning the line 1 5 Well, Hey, that's quick. 1 9 baby. That's what? Well, first of all, let me say the results have been real pleasing. We've worked mainly on

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the terminology that we have to learn the new terminology they've put in, we've also gone over all our offensive place and we've gone over most of the defenses that they're putting in Georgia must be convinced that this quarterback job is up for grabs right now. Well,

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I hope so, of course, as far as I know, we're all reporting to camp trying to win the starting job George. Let's talk a little bit about this machine over your right shoulder here. Some of the criticism perhaps that involving your height, that might be that

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you are going to have to learn to get that ball up just a little bit to feel that this machine out here might help a little bit in that respect. Well, first of all, I don't think my height is any problem. I have a higher release

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of the ball and I throw it pretty high. I extend my mom out as far as I possibly can. And of course, I think this machine is going to help you to get a higher release and have a continuous higher release. And I think it would

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be a great thing because you'll see you have the feeling of on Russian Lyman against you and being able to step around him and throw the ball in different directions. You have two or three great games at the end of the 1967 season. What is something

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like that do for you? Psychologically? Well, of course, psychologically it builds you up quite a bit. It gave me a tremendous amount of confidence and I just hope I can continue to have some real fine games.