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Different Story.... · JustIN Time

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  Welcome back to another edition of the Justin Time podcast.
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  I'm your host, Justin, and we got Will here with us today.
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  My guy, I get. It buddy, you're.
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  Doing fantastic. Singing you.
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  It's been a while. Yes, Sir.
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  Look, it's been a while for it's been a while for us.
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  Not much for y'all. We popped these things out very
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  They do really good work but you know, we got some football to
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  talk about again. You know, it's like, you know,
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  like said, you know about my guy, just so you know, we've
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  been really just doing like early breakdowns of the LSU
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  football season, their their upcoming schedule.
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  And it's like breaking out each, you know, opponent of their on
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  their docket just now. Granted, we know it's a deep in
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  the middle of the summer. So there's only so much we're
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  going to really tell you guys about.
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  It's like we don't know everything.
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  It's just still so much that has to be taking place.
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  So we're just going to give you something like quick, quick
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  hitter informations about, you know, each, you know, as you
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  have we done already leading up to this episode.
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  It's quick hitter information as that comes out and we'll just
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  briefly talk about it. So we have LSU Media Day, the
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  SEC media Days. You know, I think it was this
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  week. I know it's coming up next week,
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  but no Sam Leavitt at media weeks.
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  This media week this year we've got wit Weeks, TJ Daughtry and
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  Treated as Green that are joining Kiffin and the media
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  days in Tampa this year and they like to the media likes to make
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  a lot about Leavitt not being there, but I don't find that's
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  really that big of a deal. I mean, it's just it's just a
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  mean like a talking shows, like a like an in depth talking
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  session. I mean, like, I don't, I don't
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  think it's life or death personally.
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  And just for it. So so not to be there.
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  Yeah, look, there's no to me right now, at this moment,
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  there's no greater ambassador for LSU football than what,
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  weeks and trade as green. Exactly.
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  Yeah, I'm, I'm totally like you. You're not going to be bad off
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  with those guys out of state. So I'm not I'm not too worked up
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  about that. Yeah.
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  And then with TJ Daughtry, we've got the transfer, so I've taken
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  care of. I like it.
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  I like it. It's a very defensive heavy, you
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  know. Yeah, but we're going to get
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  into A&M, you know, But we got some news yesterday that I think
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  we should hit, and yesterday being July 15th, Bert Jones
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  getting his jersey. Retired.
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  His number 7 jersey will be retired on November 14th, so.
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  Which is massive, you know, obviously.
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  Yeah. So here's my question for.
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  You. So here's my question for you.
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  OK, we've had a lot of legendary number sevens throughout LSU's
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  history. There we have.
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  Let's say so we're retiring #7 for Bert Jones.
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  We go in and we want to retire. Patrick Peterson, the honey
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  badger. Yeah.
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  What do we put up? We just put up 7 and then
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  Matthew and seven and then Peterson.
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  You know, that's so that's a fascinating question, you know,
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  because like when you have obviously First off, you know,
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  congratulations, no shout out to this like this football icon for
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  this program's history and much deserved, you know, just like,
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  you know, we could, you know, that's a lot and really sort of
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  like information that we could give you, but just for the sake
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  of time and the sake of, you know, this this question that
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  you presented me with, but. Just I was going to put you on
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  the spot. Yeah, I I already knew like you,
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  you like you already you mentor your words doesn't shock me.
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  No, but this I think if you're going to retire a number because
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  on a normal circumstances, you know, it wouldn't be that you
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  know, significant of a question or a deal, but just like because
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  we have this Jersey tradition, you know, like we have two
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  Jersey traditions not. Only the number 7.
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  We've got the number 18. That does the same thing.
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  Yeah, like Matt Mark gave it to Jacob Hester.
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  Jacob Hester passed it on. We've got all these icons
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  wearing the same number over the years.
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  Like we go to retired Jacob Hester's number 18, you know, or
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  we retire Matt Monks joke, you know, bringing us a first
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  national championship of the 2000s.
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  We go retire that. So what happens when we go to
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  retire Hester? Who do we put his first number
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  that he wore? Because a lot of these, they
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  were passed down. They were already on the team.
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  They were already, they already had a number.
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  They just changed. Records.
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  So we did you just retire? Did we retire that number?
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  Yeah, so The thing is like since we because Burt Jones is like
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  going to like a legendary, you know, yeah, legendary threshold
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  in the program's history, you still retire to jersey, but like
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  still keeping it circulation. Yeah, personally I'm I'm we're
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  just like I know like, you know, I know jersey number retired was
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  very sacred, as they should be. But like when you have a program
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  like LSU that has two jersey traditions, just number of
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  traditions, I think that's a unique outlier where you can
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  retire. You could acknowledge his Bert
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  Jones is #7 but still keep it in circulation because of that it
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  playmaker. Type guy and this is what I want
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  to see, OK, because when Brian Kelly came and transferred it to
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  you know #7 really transferred over to where anybody can wear
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  it. Yeah.
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  But I like the way they used to do it, where 18 was always
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  offense and then #7 was the leader on defense.
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  Yeah, just like because even I will say I think Brendan like in
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  the 2011 season, Brendan Taylor was the free safety like he did
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  wear 18 if I remember, but like just.
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  Yeah, I think. So yeah, just like.
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  Didn't it's always start that way?
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  But it kind of. Yeah, no, yeah, I'm much Yeah,
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  Yeah, I know. Just like it's like I was
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  looking at #18 is like that the team leader or one of like the
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  celebrated team leaders and like the seven number seven was like
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  that playmaker guys. So obviously, you know, if you
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  know Patrick Peterson, Tyra, Matthew Leonard for the
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  lightness this goes on. Yeah, You know, when I think
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  about the playmakers on the, I think about the defensive side,
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  the ball more than offense. Yeah, no, that's that's their
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  legacy. I mean, just because we've been
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  watching the sport, just the game.
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  The game changer really. On the offensive side of the
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  ball, 1/4 a good quarterback will make or break you.
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  Yeah, yeah. That's.
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  Fair. And that's one player on
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  offense. But when you look at the
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  defensive side of the ball, they're all over the field, you
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  know? Yeah.
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  And that's that's fair to say. Yeah, and as LSU has proven, has
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  proven in the past, in recent years under Brian Kelly, if you
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  don't have a playmaker on defense, you really ain't got
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  nothing. Yeah, listen, I mean this and
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  like you bring up great points to this.
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  That's as long as we've been watching the program, you know,
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  been growing up like that's the defense has been largely their
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  identity. I know if people are not as
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  familiar with the program, they they look at Joe Burrow, Jane
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  Dance. I was like, oh they've always
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  had this great quarter, but no, that's not their history as two
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  outlying seasons by the 2 British plays in the history of
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  the program in my. Look, if you'd have told me and
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  you would have told me. Anybody around this that watches
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  LSU and is an LSU fan that we would not one day not only have
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  1-2 Heisman Trophy winning quarterbacks.
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  Yes. We'd have laughed in your face.
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  I like, I love how the camera zoomed in on you because like
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  they, they deal with you like that's perfectly.
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  You got to keep that in there like.
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  We we would have laughed in your face if you'd have told us we'd
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  have two and back when we were in college.
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  If you'd have. Told us we'd had two Heisman
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  Trophy winning quarterbacks. I would have laughed you out.
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  That student union that we sat in and they want you in every
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  day. Man, tradition, man, we got, we
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  got a whole, we got all kind of stories.
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  And like I will say like, and I'm glad you brought that up
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  because The thing is I never, I didn't think I would live to see
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  the day that we have a finalist for the Heisman, personally.
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  We had Tyra Matthews. Tyra Matthews in 2011.
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  Yeah, I think he was a finalist, but.
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  Leonard Fournette got close to being a finalist.
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  He was, I think he was like a semi finalist, semi finalist but
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  but he didn't get, he wasn't a finalist though.
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  No, and it made me so mad that year when he was about to break
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  that record in Syracuse and Les Miles sat him.
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  I wanted to go. Through that, I wanted to go
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  through that TV and grab his big old head and shake it, see if
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  there was a brain in there just rattling around somewhere.
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  Yeah, man. But you know, we've got A&M
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  forecasted and look, Texas A&M, we gave you a thank you during
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  baseball season and y'all were laughing and y'all took over
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  Death Valley last year and all of that, blah, blah, blah.
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  And you got Marcel Reed running his mouth about losing the LSUI.
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  Wouldn't know I'd never do that. Or guess what?
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  It's going to happen, y'all. I owe you a thank you because
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  our program was on the wrong side.
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  It was trending downward and y'all think y'all killed the
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  program? Y'all saved it so thank you.
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  Everyone plays a part, you know, I'm looking at the all time, you
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  know, before we got on, just obviously I'm looking at
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  Wizipedia. So just the all time series
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  record. LSU was currently currently
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  leads the all time series 32 to 25 and three ties.
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  So obviously A&M is on the current 2 game-winning streak.
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  The longest winning streak for A&M is five.
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  The longest winning streak for us is 6.
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  So. Yeah, but you know, and look,
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  it's a more respectable program now that they got rid of jumbo
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  shrimp. Jumbo shrimp, they're not making
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  rings and stuff and cups for overtime.
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  Win of the regular season. Man, they they wilt that to the.
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  Ground But look, y'all, like I said, we were nice to y'all
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  doing baseball season. Baseball season was kind of a
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  the thank you for helping us take out the trash that is Brian
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  Kelly. But now we've actually got a
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  football coach and we've got a good staff and all of our
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  players are going to put their big boy pants on and when y'all
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  come to Death Valley this year, we go run y'all out.
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  That's the plan. They go Marcel Reed, they go
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  knock you on your teeth. But you know, I'll give it to
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  him. Last year they were good.
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  And Mike Elko is a good. He's good at rebuilding all.
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  Right, listen, like if listen, I I said if you could build a
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  respectable program at Duke in football, yes, the you've done
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  pretty, you've done pretty decent for yourself.
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  Yeah. And you know, looking at their
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  schedule, I think they're toughest 2 games, two out of the
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  three toughest games or 4, three out of the four toughest games
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  are going to be away games. Yep.
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  They have Texas at home to end the season.
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  They have LSU away in beginning part of have a season, Alabama
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  away and then they go to Oklahoma.
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  You know that's right. So it's time to.
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  Yeah, and you know, Elko, turn that program around, you know,
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  and they're looking at the realistic ceiling is 10 and two
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  and floor is 7 and five. I'm leaning towards 8 and 4, you
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  know, just because Texas is always a big game and they're
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  always a huge program. And that's a home game for them
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  and it's I'm looking at ESPN tickets are low as 513 dollars
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  for that Texans game. Goodness, grace.
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  I know it's in state rivalry. I caught like Texas is a massive
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  brand so I get it. Yeah, so, but you know.
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  I do. We've got, they've got a new
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  offensive coordinator. You know who's really if they
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  really do this, they're not looking into their quarterback.
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  Strengths, yeah. Because, you know, Marcel Reed
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  only had 31169 passing yards with 25 touchdowns in 2025, you
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  know? Yeah.
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  That's not that impressive. Good numbers but that's not
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  impressive for pass LED offense like this guy is going to want
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  to come in and put. Yeah.
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  I just, I know like you know his mobile when you have a mobility
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  like mobile driven quarterback, you know, obviously you know
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  your past time is going to be compromised to a great extent at
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  times and not but just beyond what you like.
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  I'm not saying it's airy, but just like it's, I mean, but
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  we'll just see how it continues to develop that passing ability
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  of his. Yeah.
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  Just to like to build up in that resume.
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  He kind of reminds me of, you know, Bryce Young, Tua Obama.
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  Yeah. They weren't.
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  They were made to be these elite passers.
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  Yeah. But in reality, they just threw
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  the ball up and they had really elite receivers that were there.
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  And that's for sure. If the ball was nowhere near
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  them, they got there because Nick Saban recruited outfielders
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  who could track the ball. He recruited baseball players
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  first and foremost to play football because they could
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  track the ball. Yeah.
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  And that's what they he did. And that's why we had, Alabama
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  has had this string of great quarterbacks.
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  It was great running quarterbacks, but when they
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  passed the ball, they just threw it.
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  When really it passed, they were just throwing it up.
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  Yeah. And like you could say not to
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  get on track too much, but just like you could say that similar
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  criticism about Ohio State quarterbacks because they
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  tailored, they tailored their quarter one day.
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  I always respect the Ohio State. You can say what they want about
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  their pro careers as quarterbacks, but just they
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  always did an incredible job of tailoring to the quarterback
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  strengths. Like you said, get the
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  outfielders, get like the the big time playmakers to get track
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  the ball down. You get the playmakers in the in
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  the backfield and let the guys as the quarterbacks use the
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  mobility. Yeah, but yeah.
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  And I think, but going back to that, I think, you know, Marcel
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  Reed, the games I've watched him that weren't against LSU because
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  LSU, he just, they had no answer.
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  For him, no, even even two years ago like this like because you
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  know what kind of Wegman was in the game, you know, just they we
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  had them locked up but they're like just made the quarterback
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  switch, you know, and we just put us you know, put us off on
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  our heels and you saw the result, unfortunately, but.
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  So I think if we can contain him, this game looks like the
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  first half of last year's game, right?
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  You know, we don't contain him. It's going to be a long night,
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  but I think with Lane Kiffin at the helm, Lane Kiffin is not
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  going to go in at halftime and say, OK, we did these great
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  things, let's not do those again.
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  Let's do these. I'm convinced that to this day,
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  I know I said I wasn't going to talk about Brian Kelly that
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  much, but I to this day, I think he heard the rumors that if he
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  lost that ANM game that he was getting fired.
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  And when they were winning at halftime, he went in and made
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  adjustments so he could get that big payout and get fired.
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  But you know, realistically looking at their schedule and
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  really not knowing anything about the Aggies this offseason,
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  I think let me pull up their schedule in order, OK, They
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  definitely get to win at home against Missouri State.
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  Or is that? Who is that?
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  Missouri State 6:00 Yeah. Missouri State, I was on the
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  state. I can see that being a close
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  one, but I'll give it to A&M since he's at home.
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  First three games were at home. It's about first four to the
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  first five are at home. Yeah, we were getting to
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  Kentucky a little later, but I see A and M crashing.
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  Yeah. Then I see him coming to Baton
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  Rouge and getting their first loss of the season being too.
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  Then they got Arkansas, and I can see him beating Arkansas.
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  Missouri's just a joke. So they beat Missouri.
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  You know, we got to get rid of these games like this where they
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  play Citadel. Yeah.
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  That's not even a game, that's just a bye weekend when I'm not
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  counting that. But like 12:00 like that that
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  thing they put on SCC network plus I'm like nobody.
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  And you know, then I've got them dropping 1 to Bama because they
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  go to Bama. They'll win against South
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  Carolina. We'll talk about Tennessee later
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  on, but I think that would be a close game.
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  I think it'll be another close game at Oklahoma, and then I got
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  them dropping their season finale again to Texas.
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  That sound about right to me. So what's that?
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  Nine and three? Yeah, Texas, 8:00 and 4:00.
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  Yeah. To me that that that's
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  realistic. That's realistic, yeah.
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  Would you make any changes in those or?
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  Nope, very realistic. But I don't know why we in, you
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  know, on the Citadel, Texas A&M, Citadel thing, I think we've
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  covered it, what we know about Texas A&M.
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  And look, we're going to go back when it gets closer in August
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  and we'll run down through all of these teams again.
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  And just maybe one or two episodes we'll make take the
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  first half of the season and look at all those things and see
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  what changed when we looked at it.
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  And then we'll go to the back half of the season and do the
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  same thing. But I think right here is a good
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  transition point because we brought up Citadel and A&M in
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  games that I really think we shouldn't play and talking about
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  McNeese steak. Yeah, like, and like, you know,
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  we, it's, it's interesting you brought it up because like, you
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  know, it's tough to really, granted, like I said before,
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  we're in the summer Midsummer, so there's only so much you're
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  going to really know regardless. But I went on Mcneese's website,
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  the main thing I could think about, just like Navarre
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  Chevrolet, Jersey Pats have been revealed for all McNeese teams.
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  So obviously Jersey Pats, you know, very, for some people, it
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  could be a contentious topic. I mean, listen, business is
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  business at the end of the day, people got to accept that it's,
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  it's, it's always about the dollar.
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  So it's just so just whatever, whatever they can do to bring
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  more money for that program, they're going to do.
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  Yeah, it's legal. Like they're going to do it.
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  Speaking of the Jersey patches, what is it?
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  I talked about this with you last week with the Protect
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  College Sports Act of 2026. You know it's a bad thing when
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  Alabama and Auburn put out a joint statement.
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  Against it that that that this is like a new Do you think
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  you've seen it all? You ever seen that?
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  Yeah, and then LSU came out the most I think is the most
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  recently, most recent school to come out against it.
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  But you know it's bad and something that's not good when
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  Alabama and Auburn put. Out a joint statement report
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  joints not not with the gun behind their heads yeah nothing
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  they. Voluntarily put out a joint.
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  Statement, I want you, I just want you to see the I just want
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  you guys to understand the gravity of what's going on.
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  That's that's that's the. Joint statement that shook the.
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  Voluntarily, voluntarily, willfully.
• 20:23
  I just want to understand, like that's why we repeat this.
• 20:25
  I want you out. I'm not hearing this.
• 20:28
  But you know, my niece, going back to my niece and them,
• 20:34
  they're looking to build momentum from their five and
• 20:37
  seven campaign last year where they won three of their last
• 20:41
  four games. Yeah, they have the number one
• 20:43
  recruiting class in the Southland Conference and they're
• 20:48
  trying to build on a four and four league record from last
• 20:50
  year. You know they start their season
• 20:52
  with three consecutive home games against Steven of Austin,
• 20:56
  TX Wasteland. If I'm said that wrong, just.
• 21:02
  I was Wesley. I I forgot how to pronounce it.
• 21:04
  I think it's Wesleyan. Wesleyan, something like that in
• 21:11
  Tarleton State before they come to LSU on October 3rd to get
• 21:15
  that patient. Before my birthday.
• 21:17
  Yep, they'll get their check on October 4th.
• 21:22
  That means only thing. These games are good for besides
• 21:28
  unwanted injuries to me. That's like I, I just at this
• 21:32
  point where we are, I just don't see a benefit from US playing a
• 21:36
  game like this is. I really don't, man.
• 21:39
  If you want. To take it, you want to take a
• 21:41
  third by a week, take a third by a week.
• 21:43
  But all of this does is these in state schools, they really can't
• 21:48
  compete for the full 60 minute football game.
• 21:52
  Yeah. But they are going to compete,
• 21:55
  they are going to play hard because they're going to the
• 21:57
  flagship university, big SEC school in the state.
• 22:01
  So they come out ready to punch you in the mouth.
• 22:03
  But you get, you know, you get your top guys hurt in these type
• 22:06
  of games, you know, and that's all they're good for to me is
• 22:09
  getting a player hurt and giving a little school paycheck.
• 22:13
  Yeah. Is it like I'm just, I'm just
• 22:15
  beyond the point where this like the the small like just those
• 22:18
  rental wins it we're just far beyond that point.
• 22:22
  But that's the we got that. That's a whole another topic.
• 22:25
  Yeah, and you know, I did a the whole last episode on Texas, you
• 22:29
  know, Louisiana Tech and I think I'm titled the episode
• 22:33
  historically competitive because recently in recent years when we
• 22:38
  played them, there's only one game that has that's been over
• 22:43
  double digits, LSU win. The rest of them had been
• 22:47
  completely compact. And if I'm looking at it, you
• 22:51
  know, the only time I was excited that Mcnice was coming
• 22:54
  around was I think in 2016 or maybe after that.
• 22:59
  Let's see when LSU and Mcnice played in a 2000 tens, because I
• 23:03
  want to say it was when Khalil Thomas was playing for Mcnice.
• 23:06
  You know what, that's the only time I ever looked at it and was
• 23:11
  excited they were coming to Baton Rouge.
• 23:14
  Right. And that was it wasn't because
• 23:17
  Mcniece was coming. It was because I played football
• 23:19
  with Khalil. And was.
• 23:20
  Excited to see him, you know. Yeah, I forgot all about my God.
• 23:25
  Yeah, and I think that game got rained out because the weather
• 23:27
  was terrible. Yeah, you know that.
• 23:31
  Dude was that dude was a scooter daughter.
• 23:34
  That dude was that dude was moving brother.
• 23:37
  We played Denham Springs our senior year, and you can see it
• 23:40
  on the video, But the officials called him down.
• 23:43
  Yeah, it was a big old pile of just Denham Springs, the Denham
• 23:48
  Springs defense, OK, And he just weaseled his way through.
• 23:54
  And scored was so elusive and just he was just like you could
• 23:58
  tell man, it was too. Yeah, but you know, with that
• 24:05
  being said, I feel like this is a good place to end the A&M and
• 24:08
  Mcnice talk. Yes Sir, sounds good to me.
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