Geirean Hatchett on His Brother

Garen, how's your brother doing? He wasn't there Saturday, which I think is the first time in his career he hasn't been around the team on game day, whether he's been in or out of uniform. Kind of weird just not seeing him around. And, you know... interacting with everybody. Yeah, no, it's definitely different. He's doing good. First and foremost, he's back at home, making a full speedy recovery and everything. But yeah, no, it's weird. And it's like, it's sad for me. Like he's my brother. That's my last year of college football. And I was really hoping to get a play, you know, side by side with him all year. And it's tough, but you know, he's handled this situation, like the best I could imagine anybody could handle this situation. And I'm just super proud of him. And, you know, prayers up for Darren, I know Landon is your little brother, but he's played a lot more center than you have. Does he try to give you tips on playing center? I take any advice I can get when I'm out there playing center. I mean, I've done it in practice and all that, but I don't have much game experience at it. So anything that Landon or even Colt catches up on, he's been playing center for a whole season now, and Coach Brewster, so just trying to get as much advice and soak in as much as possible. What's the mindset difference going from guard, one side to the other, going to center? Do you just have to maybe go to a different file upstairs, or how does that work? Yeah, honestly, I just tell the coaches, wherever you need me, whatever the team needs, I'm willing to do it. It doesn't matter if it's not my natural position or if it's hard. Who cares if it's hard? I've just got to go out there and do it, so I'm willing to do that.