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June 2, 2026 (Hour 2) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: All right, welcome back, Glad to have you with us
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Speaker 1: on a Tuesday. This portion of the program is brought
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Speaker 1: to you by the Dollar Floor Store. We're gonna have
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Speaker 1: post game from last night from the Aggie perspective here
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Speaker 1: in just a moment. We're gonna hear from Jackie Cheryl
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Speaker 1: as well. Scott Clinton will be with us tomorrow. Also tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: Joel Klatt from Fox Sports with some interesting things to
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Speaker 1: say on his podcast and his TV show.
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Speaker 4: Aggie Baseball is looking for a new pitching coach.
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Speaker 1: Jason Kelly is out one night after A and M
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Speaker 1: was eliminated by USC seven to one, and Michael Early
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Speaker 1: will be adding a new member to his staff. Kelly
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Speaker 1: coming here for Early in the last two years was
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Speaker 1: head coach at University of Washington.
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Speaker 4: Aggie staff finished with a five to four.
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Speaker 1: Team er allowed ninety home runs in fifty seven innings,
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Speaker 1: so not a great year. There were some extenuating circumstances
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Speaker 1: with injuries, but hey, there's always extenuating circumstances. So Michael
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Speaker 1: Early making a change and we'll see where he decides
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Speaker 1: to go from here. The Aggie off season started last
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Speaker 1: night close to midnight after the seven to one loss
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Speaker 1: to USC. They have scheduled the NCAA.
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Speaker 4: Super Regionals.
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Speaker 1: There will be four games on Friday, and of course
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Speaker 1: four more on Saturday Friday.
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Speaker 4: Where did I What did I do with that list?
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Speaker 4: I have it here?
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Speaker 5: Ah?
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Speaker 1: Okay, Cal Poly at West Virginia start things off, followed
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Speaker 1: by USC North Carolina.
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Speaker 4: You could have plugged A and M in there.
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Speaker 1: That's where they would have been at North Carolina, Little
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Speaker 1: Rock and Troy and Ole Miss and Auburn. Game twos
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Speaker 1: of those games will be Saturday game ones. How about
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Speaker 1: Mississippi State, Georgia, Oklahoma, Kansas, Oregon, Texas and Saint John, Alabama.
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Speaker 1: Those are the other four games that will be happening there.
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Speaker 1: And Major League Baseball. We've got Astros Baseball tonight at
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Speaker 1: six forty. They're hosting the Pirates, the Rangers going for
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Speaker 1: their fifth straight win. They're in Saint Louis with big game.
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Speaker 1: Nate Valdi of Alvin, Texas on the bound break up
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Speaker 1: the Rangers and the Stanley Cup Finals began tonight. It
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Speaker 1: is the Carolina Hurricanes hosting in Raleigh, hosting the Vegas
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Speaker 1: Golden Knights, Game one of that seven game Stanley Cup Finals.
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Speaker 1: All right, as promised, we're going to hear from Aggie
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Speaker 1: Baseball last night postgame, Michael Early, Gavin Grahovac, Bear Harrison,
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Speaker 1: and Clayton Freshcorn.
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Speaker 6: Sankuis is a heck of a coach man I was.
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Speaker 6: I first got started airsona State at GCU Sue someone
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Speaker 6: I I really admired it and just just a really
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Speaker 6: good program and just hats off to them, and you know,
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Speaker 6: they played their tail off as far as our team
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Speaker 6: and these guys, I mean, we had a hell of
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Speaker 6: a year obviously, this is not the outcome we wanted.
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Speaker 6: You never do, but super proud of them in their effort.
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Speaker 6: We went we went up, We went through a lot,
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Speaker 6: and uh, we got to this point because of these guys,
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Speaker 6: man and everyone in that clubhouse. So just thank you
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Speaker 6: to all of them.
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Speaker 5: And yeah, go ahead, question so left, Alex.
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Speaker 2: Mike just hurt all the resiliency all had shown this season.
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Speaker 2: Just what would you feel like you guys just weren't
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Speaker 2: able to capture tonight and just didn't get it done.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, we just we wanted to try to
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Speaker 6: get on the board early.
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Speaker 5: And we didn't.
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Speaker 6: I mean, they did a they did a good job.
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Speaker 6: I thought we you know, I thought we hit some
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Speaker 6: balls hard but maybe not enough.
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Speaker 7: And they pitched it really well.
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Speaker 6: They pitched it well and did enough and fresh kept
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Speaker 6: us in the game for a really long time.
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Speaker 7: And so yeah, we just baseball, man. It's a tough sport.
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Speaker 6: It's a tough sport, and uh, sometimes things don't go
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Speaker 6: your way. But it wasn't due to a lack of effort.
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Speaker 6: We just you know, they play better than us tonight.
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Speaker 8: Kevin, your time an Aguland has been anything but linear.
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Speaker 2: Can you just talk a little bit about what this.
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Speaker 5: Place means to you.
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Speaker 9: Uh, yeah, it means everything to me, to be honest
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Speaker 9: with you, this place has changed my life. I could
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Speaker 9: ever imagine. They took me in from California, a thousand
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Speaker 9: miles away from home, and it felt like home immediately.
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Speaker 9: I love this place with all my heart.
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Speaker 7: I always will.
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Speaker 9: I can't think coach Early enough for believing in me
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Speaker 9: and everything that I've done over the past couple of
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Speaker 9: years and letting me do what I've done. I can't
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Speaker 9: think my teammates that every staff I've had here, all
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Speaker 9: the players I've played with, all the support staff, everything,
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Speaker 9: there's nothing like this place and all forever chair Ship.
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Speaker 5: Played first.
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Speaker 10: Twitter started the preparation for the daylike and then what's
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Speaker 10: the mind set?
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Speaker 11: Is set out there with a take and also feel
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Speaker 11: things clear.
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Speaker 5: Clayton, if you don't mind grabbing the mic so it's
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Speaker 5: closer to you. Thank you. Yeah.
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Speaker 10: I wanted to try to keep it as similar as possible.
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Speaker 12: Uh.
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Speaker 10: Didn't want to try to change everything just because I
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Speaker 10: was getting the ball in the first inning. I knew
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Speaker 10: that the job at hand, I knew that I had
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Speaker 10: to try to give everything I could and keep us in.
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Speaker 7: The ball game.
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Speaker 10: In a sense of the mindset. I wanted to say
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Speaker 10: that it probably kept it the same. I just wanted
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Speaker 10: to go out there one pitch at a time, and
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Speaker 10: I mean, this is there's no worse feeling than this
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Speaker 10: right now?
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Speaker 2: Sure, right, try Mike. How challenging was it when Hayden
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Speaker 2: left the line up to kind of manage the pitching
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Speaker 2: staff and try to fit everybody in into the the
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Speaker 2: right goals and then especially coming into this last game.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean it's it's extremely difficult. I mean, we
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Speaker 6: wouldn't have had the season we had without Aiden.
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Speaker 7: So whenever you lose a guy like.
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Speaker 6: That, it makes it it makes it really tough. And
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Speaker 6: but you know, we had a lot of guys step
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Speaker 6: up into their thing like fresh tonight. I mean you
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Speaker 6: said at first career start, and I mean it was.
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Speaker 7: A great one. It was a great one.
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Speaker 6: So yeah, it's definitely challenging down a guy like that
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Speaker 6: when you've had, you know, you battle through some guys
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Speaker 6: getting injured in the preseason and and guys getting injured
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Speaker 6: during the season, and just left us a little thin.
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Speaker 6: You know, with him, we had enough and without him,
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Speaker 6: it just kind of pushed some roles. Guys had to
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Speaker 6: extend some innings. Yeah, it made it definitely made it
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Speaker 6: difficult for sure.
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Speaker 2: The fair What did you see from Clayton and that
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Speaker 2: was working through through the game.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, just what he normally does, except it's just the
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Speaker 13: beginning of the game. Uh, he's been doing that all year.
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Speaker 13: I thought he did great. You know, that's the longest
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Speaker 13: he's ever been stretched out this season. So super proud
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Speaker 13: of him. And it was very well deserved moment for
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Speaker 13: him to start that game and everyone knew that, you know,
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Speaker 13: he was the guy that was going to do that.
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Speaker 2: Left Alex Just what went wrong in that when Chris
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Speaker 2: came home and got thrown out? Was he sitting home
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Speaker 2: or just what happened there?
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Speaker 5: From your way you.
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Speaker 7: Picked up, Yeah, I think I play like that.
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Speaker 6: You're just trying to kind of catch them off guard,
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Speaker 6: you know, trying to get some runs going. You see
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Speaker 6: you see it time and time again where a first
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Speaker 6: baseman doesn't even look close play at first, maybe looks
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Speaker 6: at the empire. So yeah, it just it just didn't
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Speaker 6: work out, and it would have been you know, it
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Speaker 6: would have been a great momentum play.
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Speaker 7: To get on the board.
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Speaker 6: Hindsight on it is is always what it is in baseball.
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Speaker 6: But yeah, it just didn't work out.
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Speaker 10: Carter coach, Just overall, what do you think put wrong
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Speaker 10: kind of for the office today.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, like I said, they just kept us off balance.
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Speaker 6: I mean we are we're built on two things, like
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Speaker 6: we want to we want to swing at strikes and
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Speaker 6: take balls. This team doesn't throw balls right, They don't
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Speaker 6: walk people. None of their pitchers walk people. And you
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Speaker 6: got to get hits, which is the hardest thing to
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Speaker 6: do in sports, and just we weren't able to do that,
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Speaker 6: and they did a good job. They filled up the zone,
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Speaker 6: they attacked with heaters. They're really challenging team just because
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Speaker 6: they throw a lot of those guys sore heaters that
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Speaker 6: lift and stuff that's down. So you got stuff going
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Speaker 6: both ways. You try to center it to the little way.
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Speaker 6: Easier said than done, but trying to get balls of
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Speaker 6: the middle of plate. They just do a good job
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Speaker 6: of not leaving them over there. And they've done that
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Speaker 6: all season. So they really really tough staff and tough
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Speaker 6: team to deal with.
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Speaker 5: And another season you sended.
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Speaker 10: But as far as the transfer portal goes, what would
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Speaker 10: what do you think the biggest priorities for your roster
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Speaker 10: will be.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I think we're always looking at everything, right, we
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Speaker 6: gotta we gotta get better.
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Speaker 5: We want to get back to.
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Speaker 6: This point and get past this point.
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Speaker 5: And you know there's.
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Speaker 6: Guys like this to my left that that won't be here,
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Speaker 6: so we gotta we gotta find the next one of them.
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Speaker 6: And we also got some guys underneath them that we're
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Speaker 6: going that are going to develop into that role. So uh, yeah,
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Speaker 6: we're looking at everything everything you can make us better.
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Speaker 6: We want to try to get.
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Speaker 10: You here left, Alex, forget to Mike's point, is probably
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Speaker 10: gonna be your last game here at a Just Hey,
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Speaker 10: you hope your time's remembered, and just what do you
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Speaker 10: think the trajectory of this program?
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Speaker 12: Said?
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Speaker 7: And is Mike depark Uh?
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Speaker 9: I mean for the way I wanted to be remembered
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Speaker 9: that we changed. We made it better than when I
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Speaker 9: showed up on campus. The class that I came with
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Speaker 9: came in with the year that I had or that
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Speaker 9: we had my freshman year, and it changed the program.
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Speaker 9: It it really showed where this program could go, the
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Speaker 9: h Sight can go to and with coach Early at
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Speaker 9: the head, I mean there's so much that this team
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Speaker 9: can accomplish. Obviously, the hitting part of things was with
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Speaker 9: one of the best hitting teams in the country, and
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Speaker 9: that's nothing new under his resume. So where this, where
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Speaker 9: this goes the next couple of years, I think you're
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Speaker 9: going to see only the greatest, the greatest of tech
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Speaker 9: A and M in the next.
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Speaker 7: Couple of years.
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Speaker 9: So super proud of what he's done here in his
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Speaker 9: first two years and how he's trusted in all of
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Speaker 9: us to lead this team.
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Speaker 2: So true, Clayton. I know we talked to you through
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Speaker 2: mid season about that conversation you had with JK about
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Speaker 2: winning the BALMRN. It's kind of from that point on that,
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Speaker 2: you know, the stop.
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Speaker 7: For ins from you.
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Speaker 2: Well, did it feel good to be able to kind
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Speaker 2: of double down on that bet you made on yourself
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Speaker 2: then and tonight with the coming out to start in
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Speaker 2: the ever you put in through the start? Oh yeah,
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Speaker 2: I mean absolutely.
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Speaker 10: I think at the stand point of like keeping the
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Speaker 10: outings longer, that's what I wanted to do and I
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Speaker 10: knew that I could, and in that sense, I just
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Speaker 10: wanted to help the team I as much as possible,
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Speaker 10: and if that meant that I went longer.
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Speaker 14: Then I went longer.
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Speaker 10: Obviously didn't go out the way that we wanted it
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Speaker 10: to tonight. But I think the sense of it is
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Speaker 10: is like I'm not I'm extremely proud of our teammates,
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Speaker 10: Like these guys are the reason.
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Speaker 7: That everybody pushed for what.
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Speaker 10: We did, and I mean we're in the situation because
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Speaker 10: of them. Like, I mean, it just happened to be
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Speaker 10: that I bet on myself and I worked.
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Speaker 2: And how what was the stamina like in that last
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Speaker 2: thing because you hadn't gone that far before.
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Speaker 10: I mean, I just say that I was getting tired
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Speaker 10: was probably true. I mean, I mean, at what excuse
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Speaker 10: could I have? Like it's pretty like you could see
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Speaker 10: that it was happening. I wanted to go out there
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Speaker 10: with mentality that it was the first sitting every time
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Speaker 10: that I went out there, and I mean, it just
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Speaker 10: caught up to me a little bit, and I just
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Speaker 10: wanted to compete to my last vision. I feel like
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Speaker 10: that's what I did.
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Speaker 1: Okay, that's postgame react from the Aggies last night after
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Speaker 1: the loss to USC. Now, our intern Raleigh Dorsey, who's
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Speaker 1: going to be with us this summer doing interviews. You've
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Speaker 1: already heard from her last week, she is caught up
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Speaker 1: with coach Jackie Cheryl and talks to Jackie about what
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Speaker 1: he is doing with the Brian High community.
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Speaker 12: Well, yeah, I kind of just wanted to mainly talk
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Speaker 12: a little bit about what y'all have going on with
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Speaker 12: the Brian Youth Sports Association and pretty much like just
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Speaker 12: why it's become such an important project for you, so
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Speaker 12: kind of starting there, how did all of this first
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Speaker 12: come together?
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Speaker 5: It came together? Keaton Rechler, Well, let me go back
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Speaker 5: back in the eighties in nineties, in the two's, Brian
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Speaker 5: High was really putting out a lot of great football players.
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Speaker 5: Matter of fact, in eighty two we got lucky and
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Speaker 5: got three three players that were outstanding, you know, Rod Bernstein,
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Speaker 5: Todd Howard, James Flowers, and we got a walker on
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Speaker 5: Mark wasback worstbox that actually was very bible in our
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Speaker 5: twelfth man kickoff team. But over the years since they
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Speaker 5: kind of have allowed the youth sports to kind of dissolve.
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Speaker 5: And the biggest issue is, you know, demographics, and also
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Speaker 5: you know that some kids parents don't have the money
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Speaker 5: to pay like you have travel. You know, my granddaughter,
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Speaker 5: I know what they pay for her just to be
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Speaker 5: on travels, arts, soccer. Yeah, and so you eliminate a
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Speaker 5: lot of kids that in the state of Texas, no
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Speaker 5: coach meaning high school or junior high coach can coach
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Speaker 5: organize football if they are actually playing games. So that's
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Speaker 5: pushed it out. So where do the kids go? And
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Speaker 5: over the time, you have two private schools that popped
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Speaker 5: that have been there, certainly Allen's been there for a
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Speaker 5: long time, but Christian Academy, and so the kids that
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Speaker 5: Marymont and the kids at at Traditions, they usually go
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Speaker 5: to one of those two schools. Yeah, so you're eliminating kids,
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Speaker 5: young kids that would have the money but could be
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Speaker 5: part of a youth program. So Keen Rester asked me
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Speaker 5: if I would help start or start a youth football program,
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Speaker 5: And so logistically I went to all fourteen elementary schools
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Speaker 5: in three intermediate schools and to see what the demographics were,
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Speaker 5: see what the demographics were far as economics and so
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Speaker 5: in doing this, Kathy Caps is helping as well and
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Speaker 5: has really done a lot of the heavy work. But
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Speaker 5: started I five O one C three to be able
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Speaker 5: to raise the money for the kids to have the
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Speaker 5: opportunity to play. So that started it, and then move forward.
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Speaker 5: How do you make this work? I've had parents, I've
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Speaker 5: had parents that have always asked, when is it the
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Speaker 5: right time to let my child play tackle football?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 5: And I said, well, when it's his choice, not yours.
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Speaker 5: And the second thing is go to practice, and if
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Speaker 5: they're not teaching fundamentals techniques, don't let him play.
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Speaker 15: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: So what's happened and that's gone out of coaching little
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Speaker 5: kids today? I'm talking about kids in the fourth, fifth
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Speaker 5: and sixth grade going into the seventh. So that's what
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Speaker 5: we have set this up. And I've reached out to
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Speaker 5: former coaches and great former coaches, you know Phil Bennett.
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Speaker 7: Eryl Dickey, Yeah for sure, Melvin Smith in former players
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Speaker 7: that they're going to be able to actually coach the
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Speaker 7: coaches and help with coaching the kids.
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Speaker 5: I think, well, here's kids that are in the fourth,
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Speaker 5: fifth and sixth grade that are going to get techniques,
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Speaker 5: fundamentals coach that a lot of high school or even
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Speaker 5: some university kids do not get that type of coaching.
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Speaker 12: Oh yeah, for sure, I definitely I can tell that
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Speaker 12: the emphasis on just building fundamentals and just learning those
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Speaker 12: skills is for sure there. But besides just the fundamental
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Speaker 12: skills and just learning how to play the game, what
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Speaker 12: do you think these young athletes really gain from just
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Speaker 12: this kind of association you've built.
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Speaker 5: Well, the biggest thing is they're going to get be
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Speaker 5: a part of the team. They're going to learn how
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Speaker 5: to participate as a team member. They will certainly have
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Speaker 5: encouragement fun, but it will be one that they will
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Speaker 5: have fun, you know. And I've told all the people
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Speaker 5: that are involved, you know, the most important thingish kids
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Speaker 5: have fun, you know. So, but we will structure everything
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Speaker 5: to prepare them to go into junior high. From the
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Speaker 5: superintendent all the to the a D all the way
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Speaker 5: down to the coaches, they understand and they've been extremely
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Speaker 5: supportive of spending time. In matter of fact, the new
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Speaker 5: high school coach at Brian that Blake Joseph is helping.
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Speaker 5: He's going to write a playbook and.
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Speaker 16: It won't be that sophisticated, but a playbook that well
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Speaker 16: that we will be able to give these kids, uh
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Speaker 16: the language and what drills are called, what formations sets.
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Speaker 5: Defensively that will be that are going to be used
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Speaker 5: in junior high and all the way up to high school.
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Speaker 5: So they're they're going to start in the fourth, fifth
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Speaker 5: and sixth grade, learning the verbiage, learning the language, the techniques,
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Speaker 5: the drills, and you know that group of kids then
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Speaker 5: going into junior high, then going into high school together.
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Speaker 5: It will greatly enhance their ability to play as a team.
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Speaker 5: And that's the most important thing is it's to help
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Speaker 5: get the kids into sports, but also teach them what
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Speaker 5: it is to be a team member. And as you know,
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Speaker 5: from sports, you learn a lot of things. You are
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Speaker 5: certainly discipline, you learn how to be dedicated, you learn,
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Speaker 5: you learn an awful lot that carries over to your
20:15
Speaker 5: everyday life and certainly into your how you react to
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Speaker 5: other kids. You know, there's a gap with kids. You know,
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Speaker 5: you got your young kids, and I have three young granddaughters,
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Speaker 5: and I see it in them where you know, from
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Speaker 5: four to five to six and then when they start school,
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Speaker 5: but you see it as they progress from you know
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Speaker 5: these like fourth grade to the sixth grade or and hopefully,
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Speaker 5: but that's what you're going to have and the kids
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Speaker 5: themselves will progress in their confidence, they will progress in
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Speaker 5: their rule work, and it will again be a lot
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Speaker 5: of fun. I have some parents that are very very
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Speaker 5: excited about this, Oh that get their kids in so
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Speaker 5: but going back, it's a community I've approached it as
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Speaker 5: a community project.
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Speaker 15: Yeah for sure.
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Speaker 17: The National Weather Service in League City has issued a
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Speaker 17: severe thunderstorm warning for eastern Colorado County in Southeastern Texas,
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Speaker 17: northeastern Wharton County in Southeastern Texas, southeastern Austin County in
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Speaker 17: southeastern Texas, Northwestern Fort Bend County in southeastern Texas, south
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Speaker 17: central Waller County in southeastern Texas until six pm Central
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Speaker 17: daylight time. At five fifteen pm Central daylight time, a
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Speaker 17: of Brookshire, moving northwest at ten miles per hour. Another
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Speaker 17: sixteen miles per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail.
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Speaker 12: Is that Brian was the right place for something like
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Speaker 12: this rather than Houston or something like that.
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Speaker 5: Well, the need, you know, when you when you look
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Speaker 5: at the need demographically and you look at the need
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Speaker 5: of the kids, there was there was nothing there for them,
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Speaker 5: and you know, and so you're you're helping not only
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Speaker 5: the kids, but you're helping, uh, the community as well
23:49
Speaker 5: because you're giving these kids something to do and to
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Speaker 5: help get them off the streets.
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Speaker 15: Oh. Absolutely right. Well, well, coach, I think that's all
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Speaker 15: I've got for you today.
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Speaker 12: I really appreciate once again you taking the time to
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Speaker 12: speak with me and everything like that.
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Speaker 5: Well, I need you to plug. Here's we're having a combine, yes, sir,
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Speaker 5: and that combine will be on June the sixth, that's
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Speaker 5: a Saturday, from eight to one. And we have right
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Speaker 5: now we have approximately one hundred around one hundred kids,
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Speaker 5: but we have room for one hundred and twenty five.
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Speaker 15: Okay, perfect is there?
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Speaker 5: Right? Yeah, trying to hit and we priced to cost
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Speaker 5: to be forty dollars okay, but twenty of that goes
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Speaker 5: to their physical because to participate, they have to have
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Speaker 5: a physical in the Brasis County Health District have been
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Speaker 5: so great that they're doing the physicals for us for
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Speaker 5: twenty dollars.
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Speaker 15: Oh wow, that's so nice.
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Speaker 5: And then the kids also will get shorts and t
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Speaker 5: shirts that will have logos on them of the Brian
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Speaker 5: Youth Sports Association and they get the combine in four
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Speaker 5: days of mini camp that's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday eight
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Speaker 5: through the eleventh that they will be coached in techniques
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Speaker 5: and fundamentals and buy some former coaches that are pretty good.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, I'd say some legends are coaching them for sure.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. So it's it's hopefully this will end up the start,
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Speaker 5: the beginning in the start of something that will be
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Speaker 5: really good for Brian but mostly for the kids.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, no exactly.
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Speaker 12: So is there like a website or something that we
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Speaker 12: could visit to just see all this information or register
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Speaker 12: for this camp.
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Speaker 5: Yes, it's it will be Brian tex t X Youth
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Speaker 5: Sports dot org. Perfect, and it gives them to the
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Speaker 5: or they could go to Brian. Uh it's called BICA
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Speaker 5: by essay Brian Youth Sports Association dot com.
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Speaker 12: Okay, perfect, Well, thank you very much. I really appreciate it.
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Speaker 12: Once again, and I make to just see where this
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Speaker 12: association goes and how far y'all can take it for
27:05
Speaker 12: the community and all the kids and everything like that.
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Speaker 5: Well, and the next fall, we'll be playing games good
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Speaker 5: every Saturday at Merrill Green Stadium and it will be
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Speaker 5: we'll have teams that will play round robin and then
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Speaker 5: play for a championship of Brian.
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Speaker 15: Okay, wow, that's so cool.
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Speaker 12: That'll be definitely a good little prep to hop the
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Speaker 12: summer and then wait till games for the fall.
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Speaker 5: Oh, yes, yes, that's true. I thank you very much.
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Speaker 15: Well, perfect, thank you. Have a great rest of your day.
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Speaker 1: I can't wait to get your take on that big
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Speaker 1: Oscar broadcast Sunday night.
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Speaker 5: Wow.
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Speaker 4: I mean that was something, wasn't it.
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Speaker 12: Yeah?
31:13
Speaker 4: It was.
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Speaker 20: It was definitely something, you know.
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Speaker 4: Conan was the host.
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Speaker 1: He welcomed all the guests with a box full of
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Speaker 1: snacks and a letter placed under every seat. The boxes
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Speaker 1: included a bag of popcorn, a bottle of water, and
31:34
Speaker 1: a box of candy, either Mike and Ikes or Junior Mints.
31:39
Speaker 4: Well, I love me some Junior Mints. The note said, dear.
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Speaker 1: Nominee Slash plus one slash seat.
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Speaker 4: Filler, Welcome to the Oscars.
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Speaker 1: I hope you enjoy this Conan O'Brien, moderately happy meal.
31:54
Speaker 1: These snacks may not look like much, but in any
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Speaker 1: movie theater they would run you eight five dollars. Good
32:02
Speaker 1: luck tonight, have fun, and remember that loud, enthusiastic laughter
32:09
Speaker 1: is good for your health and my ego.
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Speaker 4: I like that.
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Speaker 20: I like that too.
32:16
Speaker 1: I like Oh, everyone likes snacks, especially during like a
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Speaker 1: four to five hour production. Now, that did not stop
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Speaker 1: several attendees from rushing to the In and Out burger
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Speaker 1: once the ceremony was over. And several stars walk the
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Speaker 1: red carpet with their significant others. Paul Muscaal sprinted over
32:41
Speaker 1: to girlfriend Grazie Abrows to plan a kiss on her cheek.
32:46
Speaker 1: Timothy Schallomey stood smiling on the sidelines while partner Kylie
32:51
Speaker 1: Jenner posed for cameras and they gabbed with other guests
32:57
Speaker 1: while canoodling in their seats. Turns out Rose Byrne and
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Speaker 1: husband Bobby Canna Valley were spotted walking hand in hand.
33:09
Speaker 1: Leo DiCaprio was seated beside his girlfriend Victoria Siretti, making
33:16
Speaker 1: it the couple's first Awards show together.
33:20
Speaker 4: That is so sweet. I think she's I think she's
33:23
Speaker 4: fifteen now.
33:25
Speaker 1: And Jesse Plemans played the part of a dashing gentleman,
33:29
Speaker 1: linking arms with wife Kirsten Dunst.
33:33
Speaker 4: As they walked through the theater. What an evening that was.
33:38
Speaker 20: It sounds magical.
33:40
Speaker 4: It was magical now.
33:41
Speaker 1: Not everybody was happy. Jane Fonda did not enjoy the
33:47
Speaker 1: Robert Redford tribute.
33:50
Speaker 4: The eighty eight year old.
33:51
Speaker 1: Actress said she should have been tapped to honor the
33:55
Speaker 1: late actor and director, rather than Barbara Streisand who co
34:00
Speaker 1: started with him. In the way we were, gave a
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Speaker 1: short speech and sang a snippet of the track. I
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Speaker 1: want to know how come streisand was up there doing
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Speaker 1: that for Redford, said Fonda at the Vanity Fair party
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Speaker 1: in a playful tone.
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Speaker 4: We think.
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Speaker 1: She added that Streisand quote only made one movie with him.
34:23
Speaker 1: I made four. I have more to say, adding that
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Speaker 1: she was always in love with Redford, who died September
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Speaker 1: sixteenth at the age of eighty nine. The most gorgeous
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Speaker 1: human being, had great, such great values, and he did
34:41
Speaker 1: a lot for movies. He really changed movies, lifted up
34:46
Speaker 1: independent movies. So maybe we should have had Jane and
34:52
Speaker 1: not Babs. You know what I'm saying.
34:56
Speaker 20: Maybe they were like, Jane, you're gonna make this about you.
34:59
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know.
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Speaker 1: When I I was watching, I was going, hey, where's
35:03
Speaker 1: Jane Fonda?
35:04
Speaker 4: You know that kind of.
35:05
Speaker 20: Stuff for They've had four movies together.
35:08
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, Why isn't she up there? I kept demanding,
35:12
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe.
35:13
Speaker 20: Who was actually friends with Barber stroke?
35:15
Speaker 4: Yeah nobody, no one heard me. Apparently, Oh I hate
35:19
Speaker 4: when that happened. Yeah, me too, me too.
35:23
Speaker 20: What a remarkable event, Yes, it was, what an event.
35:28
Speaker 20: Congrats you know there are no losers.
35:32
Speaker 4: There are never any losers in the oscars.
35:37
Speaker 20: That is so true. Chip, that's a hot take.
35:41
Speaker 4: That's what I'm about.
35:43
Speaker 5: There, you go.
35:44
Speaker 20: Well, you know I've got a handful of royal news.
35:47
Speaker 4: Excellent, I know, just makes people excellent.
35:50
Speaker 20: So excited Kate Middleton raised a glass for Saint Patrick's
35:55
Speaker 20: stage tradition after revealing the lifestyle change she made around alcohol.
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Speaker 20: She attended the Irish Guard Saint Patrick's date parade.
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Speaker 4: Oh and she was all gussied up in green. If
36:04
Speaker 4: you saw her, I mean she was, she was green.
36:07
Speaker 20: Down you go girl, yep. In her previous years, she
36:12
Speaker 20: has even quietly put money behind the bar for a
36:14
Speaker 20: holiday party, as seen in a footage shared on ex
36:18
Speaker 20: formerly known as Twitter. Princess Kate smiled when the Irish
36:22
Speaker 20: Guard cried three cheers of hip, Hip hooray in her
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Speaker 20: honor and took a small sip of the Genis Guinness
36:28
Speaker 20: or in her Guinness. Ye can you tell I knew
36:32
Speaker 20: that one too. I'm sorry, so I had too much
36:36
Speaker 20: guinness lost yesterday exactly and her hand raising a glass
36:40
Speaker 20: with the group. The Princess of Wales took the tiny
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Speaker 20: taste after revealing She just that just last week that
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Speaker 20: she had scaled back her alcohol consumption after being diagnosed
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Speaker 20: with cancer in twenty twenty four. She revealed the detail
36:52
Speaker 20: while visiting south while brewing company I'd probably butchered that
36:56
Speaker 20: name too in London with Prince Williams on March twelfth,
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Speaker 20: and she and her husband tried their hand at corn pints.
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Speaker 1: So she's visiting a brewing company while telling everybody, you know,
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Speaker 1: I'm not really drinking anymore.
37:12
Speaker 20: Exactly, She did say, I haven't had much alcohol. It's
37:15
Speaker 20: something I have had a lot more, or I have
37:17
Speaker 20: to be a lot more cautious of now. But William
37:21
Speaker 20: did say, but you like cider, God, throwing her under
37:26
Speaker 20: the bus. Well, the family friend previously did say that
37:30
Speaker 20: Prince Williams will bring Kate a gin and tonic as
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Speaker 20: a wine towld night after their kids. Man, if anyone
37:37
Speaker 20: can understand that every.
37:40
Speaker 4: Household, yes, we all get yes.
37:44
Speaker 20: Yeah, you know, to deal with those little rascals go
37:48
Speaker 20: to bed. So I get it. But yeah, she's apparently
37:50
Speaker 20: scaling back. But she still took a sip.
37:52
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, but there's more, Oh good.
37:55
Speaker 20: Of course there's more. We can't get enough of that,
37:58
Speaker 20: Kate and Prince William Or and William are once again
38:01
Speaker 20: taking on the roles of Royal Welcome Committee. The Prince
38:05
Speaker 20: and Princess of Wales were the first royals to meet
38:08
Speaker 20: with the President of Nigeria and his wife. I'm not
38:11
Speaker 20: going to say their.
38:12
Speaker 4: Names official state visits again, of course.
38:18
Speaker 20: They met their guests at the hotel in Windsor Great Park.
38:21
Speaker 20: It's a job, that's a royal heir and his wife
38:23
Speaker 20: have been tesked with for each state visit in recent years,
38:27
Speaker 20: including the visit by the risk by President Donald Trump
38:31
Speaker 20: and First Lady Milania Trump. In September. Princess Kate wore
38:35
Speaker 20: a special outfit with ties to Nigeria for the occasion.
38:38
Speaker 20: Her gray and white ensemble was by British Nigerian designer
38:45
Speaker 20: yep and then Who's collection, King Charles Hall when he
38:48
Speaker 20: recently went to London. King Charles went to London Fashion Week.
38:52
Speaker 4: Remember you had that story a week or so ago.
38:56
Speaker 20: Sorry, I must have zoned out.
39:01
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I'm glad. I'm glad the kids are
39:03
Speaker 1: getting out. Seriously, they.
39:07
Speaker 7: Abouts.
39:08
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, I'm hopeful that we will have many more
39:14
Speaker 1: walkabouts to talk about in the future.
39:16
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
39:18
Speaker 1: Of course, you know I have a story here that
39:21
Speaker 1: not all was right on the set of The Price
39:25
Speaker 1: Is Right. I mean, we already that's already been kind
39:28
Speaker 1: of written about. But in the Dirty Rotten Scandals docu series,
39:36
Speaker 1: former models Kathleen Bradley, Honey Halstrom, and former producer Barbara
39:42
Speaker 1: Hunter opened up about the culture of sexual harassment that
39:46
Speaker 1: existed on the game show set.
39:49
Speaker 4: During its early years.
39:51
Speaker 1: Bradley, one of the models known as Barker's Beauties, said
39:56
Speaker 1: that many men on the set regularly gawk at the
40:00
Speaker 1: women during the time Bob Barker was around. Hunter said,
40:05
Speaker 1: I was in the elevator and one of the men
40:08
Speaker 1: just stuck their hands right on my boobs. She was
40:13
Speaker 1: a producer in the mid seventies. She said, I had
40:16
Speaker 1: to push him away. I didn't say anything. It became
40:20
Speaker 1: instinct to know how to handle it. Hunter said a
40:26
Speaker 1: particular stage hand had a long reputation for being too
40:31
Speaker 1: inappropriate and handsy with women on the set.
40:39
Speaker 4: Bob Bob was.
40:42
Speaker 1: Let's see, how do I put this? Bob was frisky
40:46
Speaker 1: on the set apparently even when he got older. You
40:50
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, yeah.
40:53
Speaker 20: Nothing, just ruins. Oh, I guess that's Hollywood.
40:57
Speaker 4: Speaking of frisky.
41:00
Speaker 1: I don't know if you remember the couple Kristen Cabot
41:04
Speaker 1: and Andy Byron, but they were the ones that went
41:09
Speaker 1: viral during the Coldplay concert last summer. Okay, the fleeting
41:15
Speaker 1: incident in which Cabot was caught on the kiss cam
41:19
Speaker 1: while wrapped in Byron's arms up into both their lives
41:23
Speaker 1: and careers, even fueled death threats. Cabot was working at
41:28
Speaker 1: the time as the head of human relations for Astronomer,
41:31
Speaker 1: a tech company of which Barron was the CEO. They
41:35
Speaker 1: soon both left their roles. Both were married when they
41:39
Speaker 1: attended the concert. Cabot was in the process of divorcing
41:44
Speaker 1: her estranged husband and believe Barron was in a similar situation.
41:50
Speaker 1: In a sit down with Opah, Cabot broke her silence.
41:55
Speaker 1: In a pair of interviews, she's sharing an update her relationship,
42:01
Speaker 1: saying that she ended communication with him last fall. She
42:09
Speaker 1: said there was a big miss on honesty and integrity.
42:14
Speaker 1: He wasn't the person he represented himself to me to be,
42:20
Speaker 1: and lying is non negotiable for me. When Opah pressed
42:25
Speaker 1: on what Cabot meant, saying it sounded like she was
42:28
Speaker 1: suggesting Byron had lied to her about being separated from
42:32
Speaker 1: his own wife.
42:33
Speaker 4: Cabot demurred, saying she said.
42:37
Speaker 1: It would be unfair for her to answer that is,
42:39
Speaker 1: she knew what it felt like to have your private
42:41
Speaker 1: life in the spotlight. I want to be really careful
42:45
Speaker 1: because the world spoke for me on my behalf, and
42:49
Speaker 1: I don't want to do that to somebody else and
42:51
Speaker 1: their family.
42:53
Speaker 4: It's a little late for that.
42:55
Speaker 1: However, she said, a lot of what was represented to
42:59
Speaker 1: me was not true.
43:02
Speaker 20: So yeah, yeah, basically, yeah, well a lot of words
43:08
Speaker 20: when you could have just said.
43:09
Speaker 1: Well, you know, we do have the pictures. So she
43:12
Speaker 1: has a hard time getting out of that.
43:15
Speaker 20: Also, I feel like everyone was just starting to forget
43:17
Speaker 20: about that girl.
43:18
Speaker 12: Why are you yes?
43:19
Speaker 4: Exactly, thank you exactly. We had all moved on, We
43:25
Speaker 4: had all moved on.
43:26
Speaker 20: But you said their names and it didn't even register
43:28
Speaker 20: with me.
43:29
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying.
43:30
Speaker 20: They've already escaped my brain. Ye, yep, Well, good luck
43:35
Speaker 20: with the future. I guess, I don't know, stay yeah,
43:41
Speaker 20: maybe yeah, even you know, it's good that she was
43:44
Speaker 20: separated before all that, I guess. I mean were you
43:46
Speaker 20: separated because he has yeah, exactly. Anyways, moving on to
43:53
Speaker 20: one other messy situation, Brad Pitt is pushing to grill
43:59
Speaker 20: a Wealthyrussian businessman about his winery dealings with Angelina Jolie.
44:04
Speaker 20: I can't believe this is still going on, but like
44:07
Speaker 20: you know, marriage is tough, but I guess businesses are
44:09
Speaker 20: even worse. According to court docs, Brad is asking an
44:14
Speaker 20: LA judge to force businessman Uri Schiffer maybe sheep. I'm
44:18
Speaker 20: sure that's wrong to appear for a remote deposition As
44:22
Speaker 20: part of an ongoing war between the actor and his
44:25
Speaker 20: ex wife. Brad did sue Angelina in twenty twenty two,
44:29
Speaker 20: claiming she stole or sold her steak in the French winery.
44:33
Speaker 20: I'm not going to even try to work that without
44:35
Speaker 20: his permission. The farmer couple purchased the estate while married,
44:39
Speaker 20: but Angelina told Brad that she wanted out. Years after
44:42
Speaker 20: the divorce, Brad says he tried to buy out Angelina's steak,
44:46
Speaker 20: but the talks fell apart In the Angelina decided to
44:49
Speaker 20: sell her steak stake to the liquor company Stolely. I
44:54
Speaker 20: don't know which is run by Uri. I'm the Russian
44:57
Speaker 20: guy and his new filing. Brad says Uri has refused
45:00
Speaker 20: to sit for a deposition, but claims he's learned that
45:04
Speaker 20: the transaction was orchestrated by and closed at the He's ahaste,
45:09
Speaker 20: I don't know of Uri, insisting that he clearly someone
45:13
Speaker 20: Brad's legal team should get to question as a part
45:16
Speaker 20: of the litigation. Yuri has apparently opposed the request, in
45:19
Speaker 20: part on the grounds of he's a resident of Switzerland,
45:22
Speaker 20: but Brad isn't budget arguing emails show Angelina and Yuri
45:27
Speaker 20: in direct contact over the winery purchase and demonstrate he
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Speaker 20: has knowledge relevant to the case Brad, though.
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