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How has NIL changed college sports? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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And now, ladies and gentlemen, he's she's been waiting.
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I was about to say something else, but I'm being serious.
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She's been waiting. We are now talking to Scout U
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National College scout Mackenzie Shazell.
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Mackenzie, what's up? Hey guys, thanks for having me.
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I'm super excited to chat with you all and and excited to
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connect. I love doing things like this
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and I got to up my energy. I guess everyone's got got a
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great personality going on here, but I'm excited to be here.
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So thanks for having. Me.
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Well, if you actually knew stooped off, you would have the
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perfect last name. I mean shizzle my nizzle.
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I mean, that would be, I mean, you should hang out with the one
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and only Snoop Dogg. I, I mean, the first time I met
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Snoop Dogg, he was DJ ING on a stage in Tampa as he was there
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at the Super Bowl. He was guest DJ ING and, and
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showing his little, you know, his toast of, you know, Speedy's
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little cucumber weed. But nevertheless, he was smoking
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something. It looked like a cucumber by the
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way. It was his thick as a cucumber
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or somebody else. Or sausage, as PD would say.
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But Mackenzie? That's Kenny's department.
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That's true. That's Kenny.
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Well, Kenny's department is, you know, doing something else.
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Anyways, Mackenzie, obviously we wanted to get into a little
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college sports for women and women's sports is growing, not
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only in college basketball, but lacrosse and all the track and
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field. Some of the best runners, some
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of the fastest track and field runners we've seen come out for
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the United States over the last, I would say, 20 years.
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It's been sensational. And now you have the nil deals
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which. Is hey, hey, hold on.
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Don't forget volleyball. And I'm sorry.
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And volleyball, yes. We set, we set a woman's record
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for the most fans ever had a. Volleyball, I'm sorry, I'm
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sorry, Jabba. We had to give the volleyball.
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Nebraska volleyball as Jabba over there is, you know, he's a
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huge supporter of those women smacking that ball over the net
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as well as Pedias. But nevertheless, Mackenzie,
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tell us a little bit about how womens''s college sports has
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changed since the NIL deal has come into repetition.
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Yeah, it's a huge topic obviously in the last couple of
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years and and since it's opened doors to revenue sharing,
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financial gain, endorsement, sponsorships, all of that kind
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of stuff with this new age era of social media, it's just blown
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up. And if you want to gain traction
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with NIL and endorsements in your sponsorships, there's
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really no limit to really where it can take you.
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And obviously on those high profile teams like Nebraska
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volleyball and LSU basketball and and teams like that UNC
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soccer, all eyes are on those sports because those are the the
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biggest names in those college sports for women.
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And it's just it's trickled down.
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The trickle down effect is massive.
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Young girls are watching young boys have idols of Caitlin Clark
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like it's it's really cool to see this movement is is a
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phenomenal and NIL has just changed the game entirely really
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for women's and men's college sports.
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So how does that affect what you do with your scouting, your
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scouting company and the NIL, like the process of it going
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into it in comparison to some of the past methods we've seen
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college teams when it comes to recruiting?
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Yeah. So it's a tricky area to
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navigate, especially in the position that I'm in, obviously
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for legality, but just making sure that potential recruits
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actually understand what NIL is and how it's going to affect you
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based on what level you play. Obviously Division One athletes
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are going to benefit the most from NIL, depending on the
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schools that they go to, the financial backing of those
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institutions as well, and what kind of support they have from
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their donors and boosters. Obviously your D2D3 athletes
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probably aren't going to see that much gain from NIL,
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unfortunately, and large percentage of high school
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athletes or transfer students are going to fall into that
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category of D2D3. It's the elite of the elite that
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are going to play D1 and really benefit from those NIL deals and
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endorsements. So it's kind of first a reality
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check to see if these kids and their families have a good
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understanding, and then from there kind of figure out the
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best way to navigate that scenario.
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Yeah, Mackenzie and my my son's a freshman in college playing
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sports. So I, I've tried to better
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educate myself on, on it as well, because it's obviously new
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in, in so many different dynamics.
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But how do you feel like from the recruiting side?
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Do you feel like it's impacted it in a positive or negative
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way? And do you think there should be
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a cap? Or how could you facilitate it
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to maybe be better where you have all these other schools,
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right, that can, hey, you're going to get X amount and then
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other schools now from the recruiting process.
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Now you've got to let them know that.
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Like do you feel like it's affected it and there should
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there be a cap or no? Yeah, that's a great question.
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I I'm probably a small minority of thinking that there should be
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a cap. I think there needs to be some
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more structure to it. OK, sweet.
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I think it's kind of gone all like free Willy nilly a little
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bit and there's no structure and it changes constantly.
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Like with this recent and NIL, sorry, NCAA settlement, the
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judge keeps implementing different revisions and
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requiring these by the attorneys that are representing, but it
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keeps getting pushed and pushed and pushed and everything's
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changing and there's no clarity. So how are these attorneys
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supposed to navigate this settlement?
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How is that supposed to trickle down to compliance officers at
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schools and then relayed on to their student athletes?
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There's really no clear cut direction of what's actually
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happening. And the more you keep it wide
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open for earning potential, revenue sharing, all of that
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kind of stuff, it just takes away from the the what college
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sports is about. Like you're there 1 to get an
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education to, to represent and play at the highest level that
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you possibly can. That's realistic for you and be
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part of something that a lot of people don't ever get to do in
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their entire lives, don't even get to dream of it.
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And I think that's taken away from what college sports really
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is all about. So I think the cap would be
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unnecessary, you know, path or direction to go to.
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That makes sense to me now. Nothing in the NCAA has made
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sense recently to me. So I guess we'll be waiting for
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a while. We are talking to scout, you
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National College scout, McKenzie Shizzle.
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You know, McKenzie, we see some of these college players and
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what they're making right now, they're making a ton of money.
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We just saw Arch Manning just get like what, a five and a
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half, $6 million contract from Red Bull?
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So he's making a ton of of money.
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There are other guys that are making close to that kind of
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money over the last couple of years.
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We we know a quarterback that was just drafted out of this
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class in the fifth round that was making a lot of money in
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college and not making any money with his his new signing bonus
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because it's not very good because he was a fifth round
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draft pick. If you were a college player
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right now and you're making that kind of money, why would you go
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and play professional sports? Because now you see the
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opportunity to become even more of a superstar, bring in more
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money for your family, playing college ball for four years,
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maybe a fifth year, depending on the sport that you're playing
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in, and make that kind of money before you even step on a girl,
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a basketball court or ice hockey rink or, you know, a football
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field. So what are your thoughts to
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that? Why is it that anybody should
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think about going to play, you know, professional sports with
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the amount of money you can make right now with the NIL deal?
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It doesn't even make sense. What's the point of playing at
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that professional level when you're making way more as a
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college kid than you would as a professional athlete in their
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career? It's, it's getting a little bit
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out of hand on the men's and women's side.
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And depending on sports, obviously you're going to get
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bigger signing bonuses than others.
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Your salary caps are going to be different, things like that.
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But there's there's women's soccer players at the highest
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level in college athletics that are making more than I will
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probably ever make in my lifetime.
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And they go to the NWSL, the National Women's Soccer League
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and they're their entry cap is $30,000.
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What's what's significant about that?
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And it, and it should be that you have made it to that
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professional level and you get to play professional sports for
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your career and work towards something bigger and the
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longevity of your career. But that's kind of been
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diminished by what is possibly available in college sports.
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And then there's that disappointment factor when you
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are maybe a Division One athlete that isn't making $4 million a
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year that your Benchmade is making or whatever.
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Like it just kind of takes away from the excitement and the fun
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and the grind of college sports to get to that next level and
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really work hard for it. It's kind of like, well, I
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could, but I just made $1,000,000 this week, so why
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would I? And it's just kind of taken away
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from it, in my opinion. USA soccer for women has been
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explosive. They're the best in the world.
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And you have the men that are making more money than the women
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over the years. And now all of a sudden, the
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women have fought over and over and over again, and now they're
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getting what they want. They're making just as much as
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the men. And it took them forever to get.
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Why is it that women don't get the respect that they deserve in
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those kind of rankings? Because right now, the United
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States soccer team is the best in the world, and the United
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States men's football team is probably 11th, 12th, barely top
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20 probably. I don't even know where they
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are, where they're ranked. Why are they making more money
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over the years? More than the women, and they're
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better than they are. Yeah, yeah, that's a such a
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controversial topic too. And I'm a very fact, black and
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white kind of kind of person. Fact is more people watch men's
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sports, you know, the MLS compared to the NWSL, There's
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more, there's more viewership. You know, MLB compared to we
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don't even have a real professional softball league in
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that's, you know, it's that scale WNBANBA like the
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viewership numbers alone. That's fact.
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There's more people watching men's sports now.
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Should that equate to the success of either side and what
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kind of earning potential they're going to make?
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No, but that's kind of the day and age that we're in with brand
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deals, you know, TV partnerships, that kind of
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stuff. And it's unfortunate that it's
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taken up until now for people to be like, oh, women can be good
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at sports and they can play at that next level and they can do
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these big things, which is so cool to see.
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But it's just taking a long time and it's maybe lack of
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resources, lack of support, lack of voice, lack of outreach,
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things like that. But people like Caitlin Clark,
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Carly Lloyd, you know, those names in female sports have
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really paved a huge pathway to open those doors.
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Even in Canada. I'm, I'm Canadian, I'm from
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Canada. We just had our we inaugural
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professional women's Soccer League, the Northern Super
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League. And there's probably 0% of
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people listening to this that have any idea what I'm talking
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about. But a few years ago they
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incorporated a men's professionally as well.
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And now the Canadian women's senior national players have
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kind of opened their eyes and and their mouths and been like,
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we need a path to for little girls that are 4567 years old to
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see that there is a dream for them to chase in Canada.
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They don't have to go to the US, They don't have to go overseas.
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And that's also true for American born players too.
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A lot of women's athletes have to go over to Europe to play
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professional basketball or professional soccer or whatever
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it is. So I don't know.
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It's it's a weird, it's a weird topic and I don't understand why
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it hasn't equated to something a little bit more on equal playing
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field. But in my brain, the way I think
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fact is fact. And more people have been
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historically watching professional men's sports.
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But I just want to let you know something, when two years ago,
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when Caitlin Clark was in the Final Four, there were more
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people watching the Final Four for women than they were with
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the men. And why?
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Because Caitlin Clark became a household name.
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And if more women become what Caitlin Clark has really
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transitioned into as a superstar, I think it'll change
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everything for women's sports and it'll open up the floodgate
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for more money, more deals, and then obviously billion dollar
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opportunities for these women not to go overseas into
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different countries to to support their families and their
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kids. They could stay home and make
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their money through endorsements for cars or even sausages for
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Speedy. Yeah, no, Mackenzie, I've seen
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the swing. Obviously us being a volleyball
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state and seeing the growth of volleyball here and now them
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finally getting a professional league and, and obviously some
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of the girls staying around here playing for the supernovas and,
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and seeing the, the traction that that's getting.
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But I, I wanted to bring up something that you brought up
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earlier and you talk about the, the cap, which IA 100% agree
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with. And, and we talk about, OK,
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you're making this, but I'm just the biggest part of winning as
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you are, you just may play a sexier position.
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Do you think that creates some animosity and and how that has
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played into probably the transfer portal too in, in all
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sports where you see, it's like now I could go over here and
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make more money than I'm making here, but I'm winning.
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Do you think that creates animosity between the athletes
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at itself? Because I, I mean, I was
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getting, you know, free meals in college, but it wasn't legal,
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obviously, but everybody did it. And so, but I, I loved your
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point on you wanted to work your butt off to be that first round
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pick to get to that next level. Not like, well, you know, what,
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if I stay another year, I'm still going to make another like
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2,000,000 bucks. Or even if it's six figures,
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you're still making more than 90% of the population in the US.
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And so there's that part of it too, where I think you you hit
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the nail on the head where it's taking away of what part of
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college sports is to try to get to the next level.
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And, you know, I think there needs to be something done.
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But do you think that does create animosity a little bit in
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in a locker room or clubhouse? I totally think it does.
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Even before the topic of NIL even came about, I was AI, was a
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college soccer coach, and the transfer portal in itself
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already created animosity. Even just JUCO transfers,
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bringing in somebody who has already established the
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reputation elsewhere to come compete on your team and
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potentially take your spot, that's going to create a little
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bit of animosity already. But then when you talk about
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their brand that's bigger than yours probably in a locker room
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and your coach in that school is also relying on that player's
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brand to build what they are, There's going to be, there has
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to be. And there's no way that it'll
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never be just sunshine and rainbows all the time.
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And then when you think about playing time and competing for
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time on the on the field, the court, whatever it is, it
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creates a lot of confusion and, and negative competition in, in
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my opinion. And I think that's what a lot of
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schools are looking for now with especially athletes being
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represented by agents. You can have clear communication
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with agents instead of the athlete if they're not in the
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transfer portal yet, which is, you know, what happens at the
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professional level of sports too.
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You know, managers talk to agents and then communicate
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through that. That's what's happening at
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college athletics now. And it's, it's just trying to
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get the the best or the biggest brand all at one spot.
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And there's going to it's going to run out of spots eventually.
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The earning potential can't be equal or even remotely equal for
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an entire team. If you think about a football
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roster, those bigger sports, and it's going to get messy.
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And there's there's going to be a continuous lawsuits and
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there's going to be more settlements and there's going to
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be yada, yada, yada. But where's just, you know,
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turning on the TV and watching Michigan, Michigan State game
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like that? Like what?
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It's just sports. Like it should just be college
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sports, but now it's just become a professional level college
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sports. Well, and yeah, that's too
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Remember, like back when we played, if you got an agent that
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lost your amateur status immediately.
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Yeah. And now it's like, I'm, I'm
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talking to him like out of high school, going into college, like
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preparing myself. And it it was the reason Nick
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Saban ended up retiring, because they would always have the
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families over and. Tell them, crybaby.
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You know, we're teaching. You and then he's going to
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Congress. Try to petition him.
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Crybaby Nick Saban and I and he's just mentioning his name.
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Makes me sick to my stomach. Please.
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But he's he's 100% right that they were having parents is
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like, well, how much are you going to pay my son instead of
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how are you going to better my son?
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But Jabba, that's been going around all the time that that
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wasn't during Nick Saban's reign.
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It's been going around for years.
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That was a first round draft. Person I'm just saying what is
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he bitching and moaning? He was making 10 million a year.
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Why is he complaining? I understand.
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But my coaches also too held us accountable.
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We had to do community service. We had to sit in the first two
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rows. We never wore a hat in class.
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We had to be accountable for everything that we did.
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Now it's like, oh, well, if we don't give him this much money,
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he's going to be like, peace. I'm they're not held accountable
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anymore. And that's that's the part of
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what Mackenzie was saying and why it's taken away is because
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we're trying to build young men and women.
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Because what are you going to do in the real world, right?
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Oh, I don't like my job. I'm going to go find another
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one. No, Work your ass off.
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Work harder and get to where? Jabba, that was then and this is
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now with it's a different age now and these.
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Kids, the point we're trying to. Sell.
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I got it. I understand what you're saying.
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It's just not going to happen that way.
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It's changing. The world's changing and these
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kids think they own everything and they do own everything.
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Because as far as sports is concerned, it's not about
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playing for a team. It's I, me.
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It's all about me. How much I can make how much we
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can make because of me. So LeBron James has done it for
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years and Michael Jordan opened up the floodgates for it and
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Michael Jordan was the Ultimate Team player because he always
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wanted to be out there and play. Now you have LeBron James, Mr.
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Bitch himself, who I want to play for 10 games because I
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don't want to get hurt. I want to be ready for the
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playoffs. You know that's that's LeBron
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James because it's all about money and these kids understand
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that the world revolves around money.
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So the first thing when I go to, to these kids and, and
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Mackenzie, you know this, the first thing parents are saying
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is what are you going to give my kids?
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What kind of what kind of scholarship are you going to
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give my kids? And then after that, OK, the NIL
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deal, all right, there's, there's about two and a half,
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$1,000,000 on a table. Well, guess what if I go over
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here to, I don't know Oklahoma, I could get a deal right now
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with Coca-Cola and they'll give me 3 and a half million dollars
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if I go sign over there in Oklahoma.
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It, this is the way though, that it works now it, it doesn't
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matter anymore. Oh well, it's all about the
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kids. We got to get the kids to
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understand how to make money and this is, you know, we got to be
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fair here. This these kids don't care
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anymore. They don't care anymore where
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the money is going. All they care about is as long
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as it's going into their stomachs and their families
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pockets, that's all they care about.
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They don't care about the sports.
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It's not about the sport anymore.
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It's about how much money you can pay me to play the sport
21:59
that my parents raise me to play.
22:02
That's the way the world works now, I think.
22:04
Every kid thinks like that. Every parent doesn't think like.
22:07
That I'm going to tell you this job.
22:09
I have one in college. I got it job.
22:11
And you raised your kid good. You raised your kid good.
22:14
Because I was over there. My nephew was 12 years old.
22:17
And I'm sitting down right now with your parents, their parents
22:20
and watching them play ball. And I got a father over there in
22:22
the corner telling me, oh, my son's the best hitter on his
22:25
travel team. He's the best hitter here.
22:28
My son's getting full scholarships.
22:30
He's 12 years old. And I'm sitting there like,
22:32
dude, your son's playing in a 12.
22:34
You know, what is this peewee baseball?
22:36
Are you kidding me? And this guy's going to get all
22:39
these scouts get out of here, go, go fly Kita somewhere and,
22:42
and, and hope that there's money going to pour out of the, you
22:44
know, out of the sky. I mean, seriously, it's, it's
22:47
ridiculous. And that's the problem with
22:49
parents now. They're not, they're not
22:51
teaching them the sport because they want to learn how to play
22:53
the sport and teach them competitiveness, competitiveness
22:57
and teamwork. They're teaching their kid.
22:59
OK, son, if you got a God-given talent, I'm going to help you
23:03
get there. And in return, you're going to
23:05
make sure that me and mommy don't have to work ever again.
23:09
When you get into the professional level, that's the
23:11
way it goes. Now they don't care about if
23:14
their kids are going to school. You have video games now that
23:17
they're making millions and millions of dollars.
23:21
Eligibility for that? There's a 17 year old right now
23:25
making seven and a half million dollars sitting out of home and
23:28
playing video games. I, I don't even remember what
23:31
his, his, his video game name is.
23:33
I forget what it's called Fox love or whatever the hell he
23:35
calls himself and people watch him play and, and sponsors pay
23:40
him to do that. He doesn't have to go to school
23:42
anymore. Mommy and daddy are bringing him
23:43
coffee. Mommy and daddy are buying him
23:46
crumpets and bringing him pizza and he can get fat on his fat
23:49
ass as long as he can wiggle and twiggle on his freaking fingers.
23:52
That's all they care about, putting money in their pockets.
23:56
I'm sorry but it's new. Have have you noticed too like?
23:59
I'm sorry guys, I had to say that.
24:01
We've we've played with some guys and, and from the
24:04
recruiting side where they're like now, because as you brought
24:08
up social media and and how like there's so much more, I guess
24:12
attention with, you know, all these camps and all the other
24:15
stuff that they can see the social media side of it.
24:18
Do you think too, now that they're talking to kids in
24:22
middle school and it's like this is the number one ranked kid of
24:25
2031 and you're like, well, that's six years away and we had
24:30
two kids here for baseball commit when they were in 8th
24:35
grade. Have you?
24:38
Do you think they're attacking more in like early?
24:42
I think so. I'm in a small town, Quincy, IL,
24:46
about 45,000 people or so. A lot of kids here travel to
24:51
Saint Louis to play their travel sports.
24:53
About two hours there is 2028. So she is a freshman going into
25:00
her sophomore year. She has been offered by the
25:03
entire Big 10, the entire SEC half of the Big 12 for
25:09
basketball. And it's like the like these
25:13
kids are kids. Like you asked me when I was 14
25:16
what I wanted to do when I grew up.
25:18
No idea. Asked me when I was a freshman
25:19
in college, I still had no idea. But these, these kids are kids
25:23
and the point of playing youth sports sure is to move on to
25:28
play at the next level, but you need to enjoy it at some point.
25:31
And now it's getting earlier and earlier and earlier with
25:34
recruiting. But even just with travel sports
25:36
in general, there's, there's 8 year olds in travel sports
25:40
traveling 456 hours away to play in showcases and tournaments.
25:44
And like, what good is that doing?
25:46
Like just play your team sport, get better at it, learn, figure
25:50
it out from there. But now it's just the
25:51
competition factor and it's so pressurized from things like
25:55
social media, TV, all that kind of stuff has to be earlier.
25:59
You have to get on it now you have to do this, you have to do
26:01
that, which is realistic if you are perspected to be the elite
26:06
of the elite, the 1%. Now this kid in Quincy, she's
26:10
like 6-4 and 1314 years old. Of course she's going to grab
26:16
attention. But that is not your average
26:18
freshman high school athlete, especially a girl.
26:21
So it's it's pressure, it's pressure cooking, it's exploding
26:25
on social media and it has happened a lot earlier.
26:27
I have a lot of families that reach out to me about their 8th
26:29
graders, their 9th graders. And truly, to me, unless you
26:34
know that you are going to play at the highest level possible,
26:37
that Division 1P4 level, take your time.
26:41
Figure out what college is all about, what your sport is all
26:44
about, what your role is, where you can best fit in and be
26:47
successful for yourself. Playing time in the classroom,
26:51
making friends, having a good experience instead of the bright
26:55
shiny lights that everything is now kind of all about.
26:58
And just so you know, and we know Preston Carey, who's a
27:01
young kid, he was 14 years old when he was being recruited.
27:04
He's been accrued recruited by 30 different college Division
27:08
One teams. He's gotten full scholarship
27:10
offers, all the SEC teams, all the Big 12, whatever, right?
27:15
PAC 12, right? It's not anymore.
27:17
It's Big 12 or Big. Ted Big 12 for big Ted, all of
27:20
them have offered him, offer him full rides and the kid is, is
27:24
unbelievable. So I'm just saying, I, I just
27:27
think that right now these kids are getting offered so much
27:30
money and so many opportunities, opportunities before they even
27:32
get a chance to play high school senior ball.
27:35
And they already know where they're going.
27:37
Preston's making an announcement this June on where he's going to
27:40
play college next year. I mean, not this year, next
27:45
year. And he's not even a senior.
27:46
So it's crazy what these kids. And he already knows by the time
27:51
he goes, he's, I think he's a four-star recruit.
27:54
He already knows that when he plays college ball, he's going
27:57
to get an NIL deal from one or two sponsors right now from
28:01
here, from Long Island that are going to give him a huge pay,
28:04
you know, pay grade that he's never even imagined he's going
28:07
to see because he's never worked a day in his life.
28:10
His job was to get on a football field and play football.
28:13
Mackenzie It's just it's crazy, but Kenzie, we we absolutely
28:20
adore you. We love everything that you're
28:22
doing right now for scout you and keep up the good work.
28:26
Tell the fans how they can find you and any of the girls, any of
28:30
the parents that are looking for some help in that area of
28:35
expertise, how they can find you.
28:37
Yeah, absolutely. I'm on Twitter.
28:39
Mac under score shizzle. I'm on Instagram.
28:42
Mackenzie, under score scout you same as TikTok.
28:45
I'm posting daily reels and TikTok videos with tips,
28:49
insights, settlement updates that never end, all of that kind
28:53
of stuff. My DMS are open, my e-mail is
28:55
available, and I love having conversations with everybody
28:59
about sports, recruiting, all that kind of stuff.
29:01
I was once in somebody's shoes that are watching this.
29:05
I was a young athlete wanting to play at the next level and I got
29:09
to do that. I played at the Division One
29:10
level, coach at the division two level.
29:13
I have a lot of insight and knowledge to share, so super
29:15
excited to chat with anybody who wants to and I'm really, really
29:19
appreciative to have chatted with you guys tonight.
29:22
This was awesome and I'm really grateful for the opportunity.
29:25
Absolutely, and if you have anything to help Nathan grow a
29:28
little bit because he's like 5 foot 65 foot 5, whatever you
29:32
need to sprinkle like fairy dust to help him grow, you know,
29:35
shoot out of that pants of his. Please, McKenzie, help him out.
29:39
He really needs your. Help.
29:40
All right, McKenzie, Which? Sport when Nathan gets a
29:41
scholarship for. I know, but I'm not.
29:43
I'm not 5 foot 55 foot six. I'm 510 1/2.
29:48
I'm not small. A lot of hot ladies.
29:49
As Nathan always says, a lot of hot lady.
29:52
Mackenzie What sport do you think Nathan would have a best
29:54
chance at? An athletic scholarship?
29:55
Badminton. E Sports.
30:00
Hey, you don't have to be tall. No, that's true.
30:02
I mean, I don't know if Nathan has the comfortability.
30:05
I mean, he likes to do this to women.
30:08
I'm sorry I have to let you hear this all done here.
30:10
It is a lot of hot ladies that's.
30:11
Not the one. Where is this?
30:12
They call me the ladies man and Mr. Still your girl.
30:15
Oh, there it is, this one. I'm putting you on a leash now.
30:17
He's putting you on a leash now. So that's what he's known for.
30:20
He's all about the leashes. But anyways, Mackenzie, we love
30:23
you. Keep up the good work.
30:25
We would definitely love to get you on the show in the very near
30:29
future. And so talk a little bit more
30:30
about college sports and, and maybe get some of these young
30:32
girls that are right now here in New York or Nebraska on the show
30:36
with you so they can or Canada and, and, and have your insight
30:41
of where you think they should go and the route they should go
30:44
in the future. Absolutely, absolutely.
30:47
Thanks so much, guys. I really appreciate it.
30:48
Thank you. Thank.
30:49
You. Thank you very much, Mackenzie.
30:51
Shizzle. I love that name, by the way.
30:52
Shizzle, my nizzle, as we all say.
30:55
Well, Snoop Dogg always says, and I'm telling you, if you want
30:59
to remember somebody's name, Shizzle.
31:01
I mean, that's it. I mean, marks.
31:03
I mean, skid marks. Everybody remembers that.
31:06
I mean, and Speedy, you know, what's your last name?
31:08
Kloiber. Kloiber.
31:09
Yeah. That's not an easy name to think
31:11
about. I mean, maybe a Kloi fish.
31:13
How about that? And then Nathan, how do you
31:15
pronounce now? It's Nathan's last name, Speedy.
31:18
I'm a chundra. That's a mouthful, if you know
31:22
what I mean. Anyways, I'm sorry.
31:27
Oh, Mackenzie Shizzle. That's a mouthful.
31:31
You know, it's funny. I'm a little lost sometimes.
31:34
And and right now maybe watching this Knicks team, it's making me
31:37
lost. But the name Shizzle is perfect.
31:41
And I I the first thing when I, when I show her first name
31:45
shizzle, the first thing that popped into my head is Snoop
31:48
Dogg shizzle my nizzle. He always says that or, or walk
31:52
like Frazier. He says like I oh, Shizzy my
31:56
Nizzy, right? Or whatever he says.
31:57
Anyways, ladies and gentlemen, we call this sound it out.
32:01
Take a roll here Jay Quellen. Where's Jay Quellen at?
32:04
No Jay Quellen here. Do you mean Jacqueline?
32:06
Let's sound it out what you call me.
32:09
Sound it out. By the way, I see Fish's faces
32:13
like, you know, he's about to have a heart attack with the
32:16
Knicks. Don't worry, Fish.
32:18
It's not the fourth quarter yet, so.
32:21
No, I, I honestly, I was more like, I can't believe you're
32:25
saying this stuff to miss Miss Shizzle here.
32:29
We'll try with. Nithin revealing Nithin's true
32:31
nature. I mean, come on man, as.
32:33
A lot of hot ladies. I mean, come on.
32:36
I mean, come on, Nithin. I'm putting you on a leash now.
32:39
Funny. All right, so this is sounded
32:44
out guys. Sounded out is one of these
32:47
great segments we do. Where speedy?
32:49
'S mom. Nope, that was incorrect A.
32:53
Famous. Athlete he knows.
32:56
Speed's mom pretty well. Who doesn't as well as?
33:00
Nathan is insinuating in his drop.
33:02
Jabba doesn't know her yet, but he might.
33:04
That better than he'll be able to pronounce these names Errol I
33:07
decided to go easy on you this time.
33:10
We got the NBA going on, we're going NBA with our names for
33:14
sounded out. But The thing is I wanted to go
33:17
retired names. So I have some names that I
33:20
think you should be able to pronounce, and I'm expecting two
33:25
out of three tonight. All right, let's hear it.
33:28
Because I believe in you. All right.
33:30
All right, here we go. First one coming on up sounded
33:34
out. Gauskas give me.
33:41
The old thing. Oh my God, Zeidronis A Gauskas.
33:47
No, I'm going to get half of that the.
33:54
Drunus the drunus the drunus I'll Galski.
33:58
I still get half of that. That should be fair.
34:00
I get half of all right. We'll give you, we'll give you.
34:02
Half a point, half a point. That's that's fair.
34:05
I mean, come. On just like like you're 510 1/2
34:08
we'll give. You I am 510 1/2.
34:10
There's no question that I am. I actually went to the doctor
34:12
today. I'm 6 1/2. 510 1/2, I'm actually
34:17
a little bit bigger than 510 1/2, but I say 510 1/2 because
34:21
that's what I got. Like 3/8.
34:23
Yeah, whatever. I forget what the doctor told me
34:26
today. I actually went to a doctor, I
34:29
went to a foot doctor, got weighed and actually he wanted
34:32
to see how tall I was because of my foot actually.
34:34
And by the way, for all the fans out there, even if you're flat
34:38
footed, you could be half flat footed and that's what I am.
34:40
I didn't even know that. So half flat, half foot, you're
34:44
not fully flat footed. Yes, I didn't know that so.
34:48
I didn't know that either. I'm going to have to ask my
34:50
podiatrist next time I go see them.
34:52
Here's the second one. This guy I'm pretty sure is
34:55
retired and I think he was on every team in the NBA, Errol
35:00
sounded. Out.
35:03
What in the hell? Luke, Richard.
35:08
Mambaya Mota Mute. Luke Richard Mute.
35:18
I was right. Speedy.
35:21
What was it? At some point, was he on the
35:23
Nets at some point? Yeah, I think so.
35:25
Like you said, among. Others, I don't know why you
35:27
thought I was going to get that. That's that's ridiculous.
35:30
I mean, it's not a hard name. There's only like a four letter
35:33
name mixed in with some other. All right, so.
35:35
Here's You don't think that's a hard name.
35:37
You know this guy, this guy that's coming up in our last one
35:40
for sounded out. Errol is an NBA Hall of Famer.
35:43
OK, let's hear. You know this.
35:46
Guy you've. Impressed.
35:47
Made impressions of this man all right, but have you ever tried
35:52
to pronounce his entire name? Sounded ass.
35:58
Yeah, right. It can be Mutombo.
36:04
Hold on. Laplundo, Mukamba.
36:10
John Jackas, Wamu Tambo. I mean, right.
36:22
That's not fair. The saddest?
36:23
Thing is, I think the only thing you got wrong was Jean Jacques.
36:28
So I get so that I should get it all right there.
36:32
That's a fair. I don't think it's Maplundo.
36:35
Nobody cares. Throw out there, say that it's
36:39
probably a silent end. I looked it up, there's no
36:43
pronunciation. It's the Kembe Mutombo, that's
36:45
it. What the hell you giving?
36:46
Me Fun fact, he insisted in an All Star game that they put his
36:50
entire name on the screen. Fun fact, it's I never, I would
36:54
never do. That 90s All Star games of that
36:56
name on the screen. Congratulations, Errol.
36:59
You got, I don't know, a half a point.
37:01
You got 3 eights of a point on this one.
37:03
We'll give you, you know, we'll give you one out of three.
37:07
Not bad. All Star, maybe a little below.
37:09
That's still 300 hitter. Nice job.
37:11
I'm sounded out. You are a pain in the ass that
37:14
that is absolutely ridiculous. It makes me sick to my stomach
37:19
and thank you for embarrassing me once again on this ridiculous
37:24
show. I I honestly, that's ridiculous.
37:29
You made it. You made it even harder.
37:32
I don't care where these other four names are.
37:34
I all I care about is the Kebbe Mutombo.
37:36
OK? That's all I care about.
37:38
You laugh. So actually it's his second
37:41
name. It's Dekembi Mutombo, and then
37:43
five other names. But really, apparently his
37:46
name's Dekembi 1 Mutombo, and they shorten it to Mutombo.
37:51
They don't use that second name. It's really just a nickname for
37:55
his last name, Wamu Tumbo. I don't give a crap.
37:59
How about that? You could take that and sell
38:01
that and wrap it all up and shove it up.
38:03
RIP, by the way. Right.
38:04
There you go. That's right.
38:05
May he rest in peace. Yes, He just passed away.
38:07
Heart attack. Massive heart attack, right?
38:10
I think it was a heart attack, right, Speedy?
38:12
Was it a heart attack or cancer? It was one or the other.
38:14
I thought it was some kind of cancer.
38:16
I think it might have been cancer, I'm not quite sure, but
38:20
cancer, cancer, brain cancer, That's right.
38:22
The best voice of anyone, maybe ever, in history.
38:26
He did have, he did have some dynamite, like little guest
38:30
appearances on shows when he would talk.
38:32
Jay Leno, Jay Leno. I loved it on Jay Leno when he
38:36
went over there and Jay Leno would look up and he was like,
38:40
you think I can climb you? Ladies and gentlemen, we do
38:44
this. Gentlemen, as we do this every
38:47
week, this is next segment is called What's that smell hold
38:51
over, where are we talking about?
39:00
Wow, you. Don't see that every.
39:01
Day Goody. I tried to help you out.
39:03
I was leading you into it. Yeah, you.
39:06
Know I wasn't. I wasn't.
39:08
And then you were talking about dirty asses in a locker room.
39:10
I mean, have you ever smelled that for dirty Mexican ass?
39:14
That was an. This is.
39:15
Where my mind was going, I was I wanted to I wanted to bring it
39:18
up. We're talking about assholes and
39:20
how they stink. And I just want to let you know
39:22
a South of the border. Let me ask you a question.
39:23
You are right. Let me ask you a question.
39:25
You played baseball with Jabo. Were you ever in the same locker
39:29
room with Jabo when you were trying to smell his ass?
39:31
All yes or no? No, I re he was there rehab in
39:37
one one year who was the. Smelliest.
39:41
Who was the smelliest player you played with with the Yankees?
39:45
Come on, give us one. Who's the smelliest Yankee
39:49
player after the game? Who who smell like crap?
39:52
We're not going to dime out our teammates.
39:54
Oh, come on, just give us a Yeah, that's it's it's.
39:57
Just I just remember, hold on. I just remember Java wearing
40:00
out. Wearing out.
40:02
FUCK muke shirt and getting on the stairmaster of that.
40:07
Hold on, hold on hold. On rubber ingrained in my
40:09
memory. Wait a second, wait a second.
40:11
So you're telling me right now that if I asked you if somebody
40:18
had a stench to them after the game, you wouldn't tell it
40:21
because you don't want to throw anybody?
40:22
It's not throwing anybody under the bus.
40:25
You're having a little fun. I.
40:27
First off, I'm trying to as I'm telling this story, I'm trying
40:30
to think of somebody who I got close enough, who's like, hey
40:33
bro, let me smell your grundle. One of my boys wants me to let
40:37
you know what. It's, you know, I heard some of
40:38
that cheese. You know, I heard that actually
40:40
smelt after the game. Juan Gonzalez, Remember Juan
40:43
Gonzalez, he was a great Texas Ranger there.
40:47
There's somebody I know that played in the major leagues that
40:50
said that. He told me straight out, he
40:52
said, Juan, when he after the games he would he would get off
40:55
the field and he smelt like piss.
40:57
And I said, what do you mean he smelt like piss?
40:59
He says he sweated so much that whatever he ate before the
41:02
games, it came right out of his paws and he stunk so and.
41:07
I will. I'll throw my son under the bus
41:10
after basketball games. He smelt awful.
41:15
They didn't, they didn't shower after games.
41:17
And he would, you know, he would play 35 minutes and then he'd be
41:21
like, oh, I'm going to my girlfriend's house.
41:23
And I literally would look at his girlfriend.
41:24
I was like I would. Lick his girlfriend.
41:27
Look, I thought he said. Really.
41:29
Shower like that in school like they used to dude.
41:32
I remember, like even in PE we would shower, yeah.
41:35
That's tough, man. That's tough.
41:37
I don't remember anybody that really stank that bad, man.
41:40
I guess a lot of guys, a lot of guys spray Cologne on themselves
41:43
before they go out and play, which I found a little weird.
41:46
But then I started doing it and I was like, yeah, you know what?
41:48
When you smell, you sweat, you smell good.
41:50
I hate when I hate when people like drench themselves with that
41:54
Axe, that Axe spray and they walk around.
41:56
It's like, I'm not going to say what I call it, but.
42:01
Are pay grades a little bit above Axe in the big league
42:04
clubhouse there? Errol.
42:06
Yeah, they had like they had some decent Cologne in the Aiki
42:09
clubhouse. I would, I would say probably
42:11
about 90 and I, I first learned about that.
42:15
Like like different types of axes?
42:17
No, it was like actual Cologne a lot and it and it started with
42:22
all the Latin guys. Yes.
42:25
I could see Juan Soto. I could see Juan Soto in his in
42:28
his locker. He's got all these like $1000
42:31
bottles of Cologne. He's spraying himself.
42:33
Oh, this smells good. Hey, hey, Soto, give me a give
42:37
me a taste of that. And then Lindor with his colored
42:39
air, he's got all this colored smelly shampoo that smells like
42:43
strawberry. Lindor always Lindor always
42:45
smell good. His locker room, his locker was
42:48
like couple of like 1, 2 down for mine.
42:50
He had two lockers and he's always smelled good.
42:54
I'm like, man. Where was where was your locker
42:56
in Cleveland? To the left, I was like when you
43:01
walked in, if you saw Frankie's was to the left and then it was
43:05
he had two lockers and then it was Dan Otero.
43:10
And then me. I was like, I was like right
43:12
behind a wall. So like no media could ever
43:14
really get to me. It was nice.
43:16
Were you behind the perch? Probably, yeah.
43:19
Like where you're looking straight at the like, but the
43:22
the. I'm looking straight at the beer
43:24
cooler. If you go look over the perch,
43:27
there's a beer cooler. There's a fridge right there.
43:30
Oh, see, I was on the backside. It was.
43:33
No, no, no, no. I was on the left.
43:35
Rammer, then Jeff Manship, then me and my I had my locker and
43:43
then Carter had his locker and then Tomlin and then Ori.
43:47
Oh, yeah, I know. I know where you were at.
43:49
I know where you were at. I.
43:49
Was on the back because I was old at that time, so I got to
43:52
pick it. So I had like a put my feet on
43:54
the wall. I had my iPad set up there so I
43:56
what And nobody could see me. It was great.
43:58
Yeah, yeah, I know exactly where you're at.
44:00
You look this way. I was to the left.
44:01
But anyways, my locker was great.
44:04
My locker. My locker was another segment.
44:07
My locker was in the, you know, the boy, the boys bathroom.
44:10
I was right there in a stall. It's not surprising, the weirdo.
44:15
It was my name's right on top. There's a shelf right by this
44:19
doll from what we learned. I feel like Errol was the one
44:24
that they told you to be careful of in the locker.
44:27
Room, actually, I was actually the guy.
44:30
I'm serious. I was the guy that the coach,
44:34
you know, before hockey games, I was in the other, you know,
44:37
there was the lockers and everything depending on where we
44:39
were. I was in the other room getting
44:41
dressed because I didn't want to deal with anybody's bull crap
44:43
before the games. I didn't want to hear anybody
44:46
and and the coach was always yelling at everybody.
44:48
So I would be the one before I get on the ice.
44:52
I was the one before I got on the ice where the coach was
44:55
telling me you better play you. Better play it shower with the
44:58
team either. No, I we know guys like you.
45:00
Actually, no, I didn't. I didn't.
45:02
I never shower. No guys like.
45:04
You I never shower with the guys.
45:05
No, no, throw my clothes and got that way.
45:08
I feel like he's just like more like, you know, like as soon as
45:11
he. Got Why am I going to shower
45:12
with a bunch of guys? I'm not doing that.
45:15
It's just not me. I'm not doing that stuff.
45:17
It's just not me. I wasn't I wasn't into doing
45:20
that. So I would go home and if if we
45:23
were in a hotel or a motel, wherever we were staying, I
45:26
would go home, which I jump on the bus, throw all my stuff and
45:29
I go take a nice shower or bath, whatever the hell I was doing,
45:32
you know. So why do I want to be in the
45:33
shower? Listen to a bunch of guys talk
45:35
about, you know their stories and and brusseling their.
45:38
So you don't stay in the shower. I do.
45:41
First of all, first of all, I take long showers.
45:43
That's something that I like to do.
45:45
I actually in my shower, I have like this like this shower, this
45:49
shower seat and I actually let the water hit me and I just like
45:52
to relax and listen to music, man.
45:54
I don't want to be bothered by. People So, so you hear like
45:56
everyone that was giving you crap about like being Jersey
46:00
Shore, you are not Jersey Shore. No, no, Jersey Shore is not
46:03
about that life. They're about that gym tan
46:06
laundry. No, I don't do that.
46:07
Dude I would shower at the field and then go back to the hotel
46:11
and then take another one. No, I was gonna.
46:12
Say shower before the shower. Because I need to smell good
46:16
when I put my clothes on it. Dude, I do not need some guy
46:19
looking. At me to wipe my ass.
46:21
With my soap, OK, and, and use my towel, wiping my ass with it.
46:27
I'm I'm I, I have no interest in having another guy look at me
46:30
doing that. Sorry.
46:31
I'd rather be by myself while I'm cleaning myself.
46:34
All right, that's just my opinion, all right.
46:36
And this is not anal aids, just me.
46:39
It's I don't like it. I didn't even, I just wanted
46:41
like if I was sweaty like I had to shout.
46:43
No, I did too. I know I 100%.
46:46
And usually, you know, when we were playing hockey, we were
46:48
traveling, it wasn't that far. So obviously I would jump on the
46:52
bus and sometimes obviously the the assistant coach would be on
46:56
a bus and whoever wanted to get on the bus and get back to the
46:58
hotel, he would take us there and then go back to pick up the
47:01
team if they're taking. Showers.
47:02
Nothing smells worse than hockey pads anyway, so it's horrible.
47:06
It's. Horrible.
47:07
And you want to know something? And here's a secret to any
47:09
hockey player that doesn't that does this.
47:12
Anybody that washes their hockey equipment after games, you're an
47:15
idiot. It makes your it makes your
47:17
equipment smell even worse. Never.
47:19
Because it's still. Wet yes, never wash your
47:22
equipment after a hockey game, that would be a big mistake.
47:26
I made that mistake numerous amount of times and it smelt
47:29
even worse so stay away from that.
47:32
Any youngster out there listen? We had all the prongs and like,
47:36
and crazy because Carter stopped playing when he was in 4th grade
47:39
and it was amazing to me after like even practice or games or
47:43
whatever, like how bad a kid could smell at that age.
47:47
So we ended up just putting like a pegboard like in your garage
47:51
and just like hanging his gloves, his breezers and all
47:53
that stuff. And then like let him and you
47:56
don't wash them. I mean, obviously I wash his,
47:58
his socks and you know, his compressions or whatever.
48:01
But I would wait and do that just the next day, just leave it
48:04
all out there. But you'd walk out there the
48:06
next morning and get ready to do laundry and you'd be like, how
48:09
does it 3rd grader smelled as bad?
48:13
It smells bad. And by the way, when I when I
48:16
played for USA Hockey, there was this kid.
48:19
I'm not going to mention a name because I don't want to.
48:20
And he did play professional hockey.
48:22
He didn't wash himself throughout the playoffs.
48:26
I'm talking about after games, he fell asleep.
48:29
He did not wash himself. He did not wash himself all the
48:33
way through the playoffs, even when we went to the championship
48:35
game and he swore upon it. And boy, oh, boy, he he smelt so
48:40
bad. Dude, it's worse than any dirty,
48:44
dirty, dirty sock. OK?
48:46
It's it's it's it's so bad. I can't even tell you.
48:49
It's like a yeast infection. That's how bad it is.
48:52
OK, I don't know if anybody smelled the yeast infection, but
48:55
it smells so. Wait, what does that smell like?
48:59
I'm not going to. Let's let's just go.
49:01
Come on, guys. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
49:03
I don't want to talk about yeast infections.
49:05
I'm going to get myself into trouble.
49:06
Anybody doesn't know the the story or how to do this, It's
49:10
very simple. All of us are going to give you
49:12
a story when we're going to tell you how it smells.
49:15
All right, ladies and gentlemen, I'm not going to go with Nathan
49:18
because Nathan probably doesn't have a story.
49:21
So we're going to go first. We're going to go, we're going
49:24
to go fish first. We're going to go with poops
49:27
second. We're going to go with Goodwood
49:30
third, Speedy 4th, Jabba 5th, me 6th.
49:36
All right, I'll start this off. I already kind of gave mine away
49:40
and threw it in to dial it up but.
49:42
I'm putting you on a leash now. But to get back to the the
49:46
leashing of all, I'm just going to go take what happened tonight
49:50
and the fact that OG and no be going for a loose ball.
49:54
Jason Tatum dives for the ball and his ankle gives out and now
49:58
the Knicks are up three one. It's over.
50:00
Jason Tatum is most definitely not playing next game.
50:03
He's done for the he's done for the rest of the playoffs.
50:06
You know, I mean, we'll see how bad it was, but dude, at the
50:09
back of that heel. I'll let you finish it.
50:11
I'll tell you what I've been reading.
50:13
So look, what is that like? Do you want to win that way?
50:17
Not really. You want to beat them at their
50:19
best. But will you take the win
50:21
anyway? You absolutely will.
50:23
And the Knicks look like they're heading to the Eastern
50:25
Conference finals and probably going to face the Pacers.
50:29
The way that it's looking right now in a rematch of this Emmys
50:32
last year. What does that smell like?
50:35
Tough shit for you, Boston. That's what it smells.
50:38
Like, just so everybody knows what I've, what I've read is
50:41
that his ankle locked. It is not an Achilles.
50:45
His ankle locked. So they got to pop it back into
50:51
place. So he is not playing for the
50:54
rest of the playoffs. He might even need surgery.
50:56
Yeah. Wait.
50:58
So wait. His ankle locked his his joint
51:02
of his ankle. Kurt Angle, you know, like, put
51:04
him up like. It locked, so they gotta they
51:07
gotta pop it back into place and he might even need certain.
51:12
You know when you when you lock it and it has to lock back in,
51:15
it hurts the joint. It's probably.
51:17
Yes or something. Yes, he might be able like.
51:20
He's not playing anymore. He's been tough and played
51:22
through. Things he's not doing that I'm
51:24
telling you, you will not. You will not see Jason Tatum for
51:27
the rest of this series and if they go on to the next.
51:30
I immediately think of the Curt Schilling foot game, you know,
51:33
the sock bloody sock game when you think of guys like that
51:37
doing something. He had a crazy procedure that
51:39
was temporary, that everyone knew that was it wasn't going to
51:42
hold and still played on it. That was amazing.
51:44
Tatum's not doing that for a semi finals, that was he.
51:47
I've blown my ankle out where I was seeing bones and you know,
51:52
they popped it back in and sewed it back up and did all that.
51:55
But if it is, they said he's not getting an MRI till tomorrow so
51:59
I guess it's speculation until then.
52:03
What I've read is they said his his ankle, his ankle locked.
52:08
And if you see him getting pulled off, if you watch it, you
52:11
see how his leg, if you're looking at his foot, I'm
52:13
watching it right now, it's tilted up.
52:16
It's like it locked up on the inner part of his leg on his
52:20
right leg, so it's not as it kills.
52:23
Them up on defense. It's not as it kills it.
52:25
Was beautiful, good for him. I hope it's not as I really hope
52:28
it's not his Achilles. He's an amazing player.
52:30
He was having a great, great, great game when he went down.
52:34
He was, I think it was something like 40-40 something points. 42
52:38
have a double double because I wagered that he would have a
52:41
double double. So of course he didn't get a
52:43
double double. But listen, Boston can't win
52:47
without him and the Knicks. This is the opening that they
52:51
didn't, they didn't, you know, didn't really deserve to have
52:54
something like this because they haven't played that well until
52:56
this game. I thought they played well this
52:58
game from what we watched, you know, while we're doing the
53:00
show. But it's a tough break
53:03
sometimes. They won last year.
53:04
It's really hard to repeat, man Really hard.
53:06
If Tatum's down now and and the Knicks, the Knicks better win
53:09
because if they don't win with Tatum down, it's an absolute
53:13
catastrophe. So this this should be an easy
53:16
way. If it's not in Boston, you wait.
53:18
Go back to New York in Game 6 and and knock them out.
53:21
You have to win in one of these two games.
53:23
Don't take it to a Game 7 because anything could happen.
53:28
So for mine, I'm going over to the NFL, Xavier Bubbard
53:32
Bluebird, I think that's how you say his name known as basically
53:36
the Chiefs Aholic fan, the Super fan, the guy dressed as the wolf
53:40
always showing up as the Super fan they call him, was just
53:43
convicted for 32 years in prison for an Oklahoma bank robbery
53:48
that he did two years ago. Now he apparently was caught
53:51
because he tried fleeing the bank, of course, and stayed in
53:54
the same exact state that he was caught in.
53:56
So pretty dumb on that end as well.
53:59
Now, I don't know the reason behind it.
54:01
Maybe he just needed some more Chiefs gear and merchandise.
54:04
Maybe his team's winning Super Bowls was just not exciting
54:07
enough. He needed a bigger a thrill,
54:09
more excitement. So it smells like Patrick
54:12
Mahomes and his brother's ass crack after another Super Bowl
54:15
season. And there we go.
54:18
Interesting. Wow.
54:21
Perfect for goodies. Intro right there.
54:25
Wow. All right.
54:26
Follow that. Follow that.
54:28
Chargers Chargers legendary quarterback Philip Rivers has a
54:33
son who is only a couple months older than his grandson.
54:37
Phillips said that in a couple years, his son will be throwing
54:40
touchdowns to his grandson in games.
54:44
That is awesome. You know what that smells like?
54:49
That smells like KY Jelly and humasacha kind of Lingus
54:54
candles. KY Jelly all in your belly,
54:57
baby. You are already no one it smells
55:00
like. He has like 8 kids right?
55:03
I don't know but my man. He adopted.
55:05
All generation. He, he has, I think three of his
55:08
own and the rest he's adopted so. 80s, nineties and today.
55:12
Rivers, everything that we've read and we've actually me and
55:15
Speedy have had a couple of his teammates said that Philip
55:17
Rivers is one of the nicest people.
55:19
He was crazy on the football field, one of the nuttiest.
55:22
People. But ten kids.
55:24
Yeah. And then seven them.
55:25
One of the for the him and his wife are one of the nicest
55:29
people you'll ever meet. So that's what they.
55:32
Say ranging guts. Anybody takes that many kids in
55:36
the way he has and adopted them, it's pretty funny.
55:38
All right, so official, I'll help out the hockey content for
55:41
what's that smell since you your story was used and dial it up.
55:44
So I'm going to go to the Vegas Golden Knights star center
55:47
Thomas Hurdle after a play in frustration after a whistle
55:51
slammed his hockey stick on the Vegas Golden Knights trainer.
55:55
And hopefully he's okay. I think he's recovering.
55:58
Well, but he suffered. Yeah, he suffered a head injury.
56:02
He was just frustration. And yeah, as you can see there
56:06
into some obvious pain. So, yeah, hopefully he recovers
56:09
well. But well, what happens in Vegas
56:11
stays in Vegas. So I have to keep in Vegas for
56:13
what it smells like. And since the Golden Knights are
56:15
a well run organization, we'll shift to the Vegas football
56:18
team. And what does that smell like?
56:21
Tom Brady's puke when he has 19. Avocado Tequila.
56:25
Shots. Wow.
56:29
Avocado tequila, I mean. My dude eats avocado ice.
56:34
Cream I want with my tequila. Like if I'm drinking, he makes
56:38
avocado ice cream. Yeah, look, I get.
56:41
I understand why people use avocado for things.
56:44
I just don't ice cream, you know?
56:46
Tequila give me. Just I'll have the tequila by
56:49
itself. Well, I'm gonna, I'm gonna
56:53
switch gears a little bit and kind of get it on a on a
56:56
positive note here too. Something really cool that
56:59
happened on Mother's Day, the brothers, the young brothers
57:05
playing third base, playing tic tac toe and play in the same
57:09
position, which has never happened in front of their
57:12
mother on Mother's Day. And one of them go deep with a
57:14
pink bat honoring his mother. And it smells like the roses
57:19
that you give to your sweet, sweet girlfriend wife and just
57:23
her smiling and knowing you're probably going to get laid that.
57:27
Night, definitely. The Jung brother.
57:29
The Jungs. All right, my final.
57:34
What's that smell goes to Jake friggin Paul, Yes, as he's
57:40
gearing up for his upcoming fight against Julio Cesar Chavez
57:46
Junior. A guy that can't win a fire,
57:49
hasn't won a fight. And what, I don't know, in the
57:51
last 10 years, the guy's been an absolute joke.
57:54
Well, Jake comes out and says, hey, listen, I'm getting in the
57:58
ring with a champion at one point.
58:01
I'm getting in the ring with a guy that was on top of the world
58:05
at one point. I said, and to me, all Jake Paul
58:08
is selling is at one point because Julio Cesar Chavez
58:14
junior hasn't won in more than 10 points, 10 years of those
58:19
points. What are you trying to sell?
58:21
Here's what I think he's trying to sell.
58:23
He's trying to sell a fight that means nothing.
58:26
Jake Paul, he's on the HBO special Thing, the documentary
58:30
that he has the poles. He's great at everything he
58:32
touches. When it comes to marketing.
58:34
Stop trying to sell something that doesn't exist.
58:38
You will never get into a ring with a real boxer because if you
58:42
do, you're going to get your ass whipped.
58:45
What does that smell, ladies and gentlemen?
58:47
It smells like Speedy's toe jam when he's sticking it up a
58:50
goat's ass. So that's what I got to say.
58:53
That's what it smells like. Speedy, what do you think?
58:56
We have no context of going anywhere near a goat, so enjoy
59:00
your fantasy. I'm putting you on a leash now.
59:04
Yeah. I'll put the goat on the leash,
59:06
then I'll put yeah. Nathan, if you ever if.
59:08
You ever encounter it with a goat?
59:09
Yeah. Put Errol on the leash first,
59:11
then the goat. Just a lot of hot ladies.
59:14
Mike Tyson, you know, like once you hit Mike Tyson, like that's
59:17
pretty much it. But just right off into the
59:19
sunset, you're good. Or at least or maybe try and
59:22
fight real fighters. First of all, Mike Tyson.
59:24
Almost. Mike Tyson.
59:25
Almost died five months before he had.
59:29
That I know I understand and Mike would have whooped them.
59:32
I get the whole thing. But what I'm saying is APR stunt
59:35
like I don't even know. I don't even know who this guy
59:37
is. Like I know Mike Tyson like
59:38
that's that's it. Let's end it there.
59:40
You don't know who Jake Paul is. Yeah, I know who Jake Paul is.
59:43
If we can hire Jake Paul to market our product, I I would
59:46
absolutely hire him. He's the best in the business
59:48
when it comes to marketing a product.
59:50
Anything else, I'm keeping Jake Paul far, far away from that.
59:53
And as far as boxing is concerned, I, I hate that he
59:56
comes out and he says, well, I'm fighting boxers, real boxers.
1:00:00
You are fighting real boxers that were boxers 1015 years ago.
1:00:04
Julio Cesar Chavez junior hasn't want to fight in almost a decade
1:00:10
and you're coming out and you're bragging about it.
1:00:12
Please. He's not anybody.
1:00:15
And Mike Tyson, when was the last time he want to fight?
1:00:19
Give me a break. It's ridiculous.
1:00:21
Go into the ring, fight Canelo Alvarez if he's willing to fight
1:00:24
you. There were stories coming out
1:00:26
that he was Canelo was interested in maybe fighting him
1:00:29
maybe a month or two months ago. Now all of a sudden the talks
1:00:32
are completely done because, you know, stop the talks, Jake Paul,
1:00:36
because any any smart man would know that if he got into the
1:00:40
ring more than a minute with Canelo Alvarez, he's getting his
1:00:43
ass reamed and I mean really reamed by that guy.
1:00:46
So it's just it's ridiculous. I'm so tired of hearing this
1:00:50
guy. He's, he wants to be a champion.
1:00:52
The only champion he's going to be is the champion of every
1:00:56
stupid fighter that gets in the ring with him and actually takes
1:00:59
the money and sells out to him because that's what everybody
1:01:01
has done. Anyways, that's it for our show,
1:01:04
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1:01:59
Goody smelling somebody's underwear in the locker room.
1:02:01
Anyways, that's it for our show. Who do we have on Thursday?
1:02:04
Speech all right, and thanks Jonathan Nathan again for
1:02:06
getting this one. And another well known actor
1:02:08
joining us, Robert Funaro. He was on The Sopranos and many
1:02:12
other things, a lot of gangster stuff, mob stuff in the last 23
1:02:16
years but well known most for the for the support.
1:02:18
Would you eat a sausage with him?
1:02:19
Oh my God. Would you eat a sausage with
1:02:21
them? No.
1:02:22
Why not? Because you would make too big
1:02:24
of a. Deal.
1:02:25
I know I'm asking you. Would you eat a sausage?
1:02:26
Yes. And you will not know about.
1:02:28
It spicy hot. Which one?
1:02:30
Yes, I'll not know about it. Thick, Nope.
1:02:33
Dark, Nope. Stretch to the left to stretch
1:02:35
to the right. Stretch where you can't see.
1:02:40
I'm putting you on a leash now. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
1:02:43
we'll be back on Thursday. We got a couple of days.
1:02:46
Stay tuned. Check out all our stuff and all
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1:02:53
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