00:00The internet also had a field day and I was writing this down when I was watching
00:05with your cadence. Your cadence. Hut one, hut two, and then you're going.
00:11Get ready. Get set. Hut one, hut two. Oh, he gives it to Scadaboo this time and he breaks free.
00:19That was the most Disney Channel cadence I had ever heard in my life.
00:23So this is something old school like Sean Payton. From Little League to really, I would say, college.
00:34You got a generic cadence. Down said hike. Or some people say down said hut. Already hut.
00:44And nowadays, everybody in the shotgun. I grew up in a wing T system until Coach Matt Scott came to
00:50the Herotown Golden Gophers.
00:51And we started doing some stuff in the gun. And people just, they just clap.
00:55Right now, you see college kids, they're clapping for the ball.
00:58But to get off the ball, developing a rhythm and timing that the offensive line can jump the snap
01:05at the proper time is so important because that millisecond that we have an advantage on the defense
01:11is going to allow us to get that extra jump on them.
01:14Right. So you develop a cadence and it can be unordinary or unorthodox, but as simple as get ready, get
01:21set.
01:22Hut one, hut two, hut three, hut four.
