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USC Trojans quarterbacks coach Luke Huard, quarterback Jayden Maiava, Running Back King Miller, and Offensive Lineman Tobias Raymond discusses Miller's mentality for his career. Miller talks about how his teammates had a lot of trust and confidence in him and doing everything he can for the team.
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00:00Yeah, Jaden, I want to ask you something about where you grew up in Hawaii.
00:03At one point this year in the NFL, there were three starting quarterbacks from Hawaii.
00:07So what does that do for you and other kids growing up in Hawaii about what you can accomplish one day?
00:12Yeah, honestly, I was one of them kids just looking at those guys that are now in the NFL
00:17who have paved the way for the younger generations and, you know, not just people from Hawaii,
00:23but honestly across the world just to, you know, get to a place where you want to be
00:27and, you know, keeping your head down and just trusting in the work and in the process.
00:35Anything?
00:36No C?
00:38This question is for King.
00:39You stepped in very early once again and had a lot of success as a running back.
00:43What mentality being a walk-on has helped you lead to that success?
00:47And what are you looking forward to in the game here coming up?
00:50I mean, honestly, I think it's just a testament to my teammates.
00:53I mean, throughout this whole process from spring ball to fall camp,
00:56they had a lot of trust and confidence in me.
00:58So really going out there, especially when my number was called,
01:01they all had the confidence in me, especially when that moment came.
01:04So just going out there and doing everything I can for this team.

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