Latest / Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk / June 11, 2026 (Hour 1)

Transcript

June 11, 2026 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

0:00
Speaker 1: Bubble predictions dollars could expire in one year NSG twenty
0:03
Speaker 1: eighth terms, DKNG dot.
0:05
Speaker 2: Co Flash Predictions promo.
0:07
Speaker 3: And we're live here outside the Perez family home, just
0:10
Speaker 3: waiting for the and there they go, almost on time.
0:13
Speaker 2: This morning.
0:14
Speaker 3: Mom is coming out the front door strong with a
0:17
Speaker 3: double arm kid carry. Looks like Dad has the bags.
0:19
Speaker 3: Daughter is bringing up the rear. Oh, but the diaper
0:23
Speaker 3: bag wasn't closed. Diapers and toys are everywhere.
0:27
Speaker 2: Ooh, but mom has just.
0:29
Speaker 3: Nailed the perfect car seat buckle for the toddler. And
0:33
Speaker 3: now the eldest daughter, who looks to be about nine
0:35
Speaker 3: or ten, has secured herself in the booster seat. Dad
0:38
Speaker 3: zips the bag closed and they're off.
0:41
Speaker 4: Ah.
0:42
Speaker 3: It looks like Mom doesn't realize her coffee cup is
0:44
Speaker 3: still on the roof of the car and there it goes. Oh,
0:49
Speaker 3: that's a shame.
0:49
Speaker 2: That mug was a fam favorite.
0:51
Speaker 5: Don't sweat the small stuff, just nail the big stuff,
0:54
Speaker 5: like making sure your kids are buckle correctly in the
0:56
Speaker 5: right seat for their agent's eyes.
0:57
Speaker 6: Learn more at NHTSA dot go Slash the Right Seat
1:00
Speaker 6: visits NHGSA.
1:02
Speaker 2: Dot gov Smash the Right seat brought to you by
1:05
Speaker 2: NITZA and the AD Council.
1:08
Speaker 4: Donad this zone air free hand listen in anywhere, at
1:12
Speaker 4: any time or weird casey any college station.
1:16
Speaker 7: Bryan Family owned and operated since nineteen seventy two. Stepchek
1:20
Speaker 7: Service Center, twenty two hundred Longmire, just down from the
1:23
Speaker 7: Post Office in college Station.
1:25
Speaker 8: Chip Hower Sports talk O reguously see Chip is not
1:29
Speaker 8: here today.
1:30
Speaker 2: Jason Cornelia is Jared Hicks Sports right now, eleven fifty.
1:32
Speaker 8: AM, The Zone, ninety three seven FM.
1:36
Speaker 2: What a glorious day.
1:37
Speaker 6: I mean when the text came in last week and
1:41
Speaker 6: full disclosure, I was in preparation for our rotary conference
1:46
Speaker 6: last weekend. Yeah, like my mind was totally focused on absolutely.
1:49
Speaker 6: But when he sent that text, it's like, hey, guys
1:52
Speaker 6: need somebody for Thursday. I looked at the schedule and
1:55
Speaker 6: I was like, Oh, we got to find a way
1:57
Speaker 6: to make this work because it's gonna to be after
2:00
Speaker 6: Game four and at that pivotal Game four and at
2:04
Speaker 6: that point in time, I'm trying to remember when the
2:06
Speaker 6: text came Knicks had a one game one, had won
2:13
Speaker 6: Game one. Game two is gonna be on Friday and
2:18
Speaker 6: so and based on the way they played in game one.
2:20
Speaker 6: It was like and like you were pointing out game two.
2:23
Speaker 6: This was probably the most pivotal Game two, or the
2:26
Speaker 6: most important Game two, because if the Knicks win in
2:29
Speaker 6: San Antonio, they could sweep Yes. So it was like,
2:34
Speaker 6: we have we have to make next Thursday work. And
2:37
Speaker 6: my goodness, where we gifted something? Because as I texted
2:42
Speaker 6: you or and I put and I put it out.
2:45
Speaker 2: Last night.
2:47
Speaker 6: We were at Shipwreck watching the game, eating dinner late,
2:51
Speaker 6: so we left. It was maybe late third quarter, maybe
2:55
Speaker 6: the beginning the fourth quarter, and the Spurs were up
2:58
Speaker 6: over twenty and we had to drive down Texas Avenue
3:02
Speaker 6: because of course Highway six south bound was closed. So
3:04
Speaker 6: it took a little long, but about fifteen almost twenty
3:09
Speaker 6: minutes of real time. And when I get in the
3:12
Speaker 6: house and get the TV on and get it switched
3:15
Speaker 6: over to the game, and all of a sudden, it's
3:17
Speaker 6: a five point difference, and within the next two minutes
3:21
Speaker 6: of real time the Knicks take a one point lead.
3:25
Speaker 6: I am just like, what the heck happened?
3:29
Speaker 8: Oh and you said it got it got It was
3:31
Speaker 8: a twenty nine point lead at one point that they
3:36
Speaker 8: had in the third quarter.
3:39
Speaker 2: It got to.
3:39
Speaker 8: Twenty nine points, and that is a lot of people
3:44
Speaker 8: are choosing to say that it is the largest comeback
3:48
Speaker 8: in finals history, in NBABA playoff history. I'm choosing to
3:52
Speaker 8: go the other direction and say it is the biggest collapse.
3:56
Speaker 6: And that's why, that's why I made teen. That's why
3:59
Speaker 6: I made sure we played the Charles Barkley rant from
4:02
Speaker 6: last night, because it's true. It is absolutely true.
4:07
Speaker 8: It is one true, and so we will get I
4:10
Speaker 8: mean so much to get into about last night, about
4:13
Speaker 8: this series, about everything that is going on again game one,
4:18
Speaker 8: Game two, Game three, and the way things were going
4:21
Speaker 8: with that.
4:21
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't know about you, but coming coming
4:23
Speaker 6: knowing that we were hosting on Thursday and after game three,
4:26
Speaker 6: just trying to figure out, Okay, what's our narratives gonna
4:29
Speaker 6: be as we're because obviously Game four will have transpired,
4:31
Speaker 6: And then watching Game four last night, it's like I
4:34
Speaker 6: was all prepared to come in here with a a
4:38
Speaker 6: tied it to two games apiece, going back to San Antonio,
4:41
Speaker 6: this sucker may go to seven, and we I got
4:44
Speaker 6: no clue what it's good. I don't think it may
4:46
Speaker 6: go to seven. San Antonio may just close out in
4:49
Speaker 6: the next two games and literally twenty minutes changed all.
4:52
Speaker 8: Everything, because yes, that was so yeah, all of how
4:56
Speaker 8: this series, the up the ebbs and flows, the ups
4:59
Speaker 8: and downs of this series, and how huge it is,
5:02
Speaker 8: Like I cannot imagine what it was like in that
5:05
Speaker 8: arena last last night, Like.
5:08
Speaker 6: That is the one thing.
5:10
Speaker 2: I mean.
5:10
Speaker 6: I appreciate ABC and the USPN trying to do their
5:13
Speaker 6: best to capture the ambient noise of the Mecca, but
5:17
Speaker 6: I'm with you, like I cannot imagine just watching the
5:21
Speaker 6: crowd when they when they would go to the wide
5:23
Speaker 6: angle and you would just see everyone on their feet
5:27
Speaker 6: and you just and based on what I've been told
5:30
Speaker 6: about being in MSG, they the roof is constructed in
5:35
Speaker 6: a perfect way that the harmonics from ground level up
5:40
Speaker 6: just resonate and so it's not like sound is bouncing off,
5:43
Speaker 6: but it amplifies everything. So it's just a constant noise that,
5:50
Speaker 6: especially when that crowd is as jacked up as they
5:54
Speaker 6: had to be going into the final couple minutes of
5:56
Speaker 6: that game, you can only imagine just how loud it
5:59
Speaker 6: was in there.
6:00
Speaker 8: Yeah, it is unbelievable. Again, fighting back from twenty nine
6:05
Speaker 8: points down, so much that we're going to get into
6:08
Speaker 8: and break down that game. World Cup has started. We
6:11
Speaker 8: are going to uh, I believe if Mexico has not
6:15
Speaker 8: won already, if it hasn't gone final, they're getting close
6:18
Speaker 8: to that.
6:18
Speaker 6: They were up two to two zero and it's gone fine.
6:20
Speaker 8: It has gone final. So the World Cup has officially started.
6:25
Speaker 8: We are going to get into some predictions, you and
6:28
Speaker 8: I on that. As you both pointed out, we're gonna
6:31
Speaker 8: You said we're gonna pick five teams.
6:32
Speaker 6: We're gonna pick five teams each. So for historical context,
6:35
Speaker 6: World Cup's been around since nineteen thirty, only eight countries
6:40
Speaker 6: have ever won it. One of those countries is not
6:44
Speaker 6: in the tournament this year, so that's that leaves seven.
6:48
Speaker 6: So I figure, for the sake of fairness and also
6:51
Speaker 6: just for entertainment value, will each choose five. So, and
6:55
Speaker 6: I'm going to give you the option to either go
6:57
Speaker 6: first or if we snake draft, you'll get to pick
7:00
Speaker 6: two and three, right, but just let's pick five. Obviously
7:03
Speaker 6: we're probably gonna pick the seven, and then they'll give
7:06
Speaker 6: us a couple extras that we may just be watching
7:09
Speaker 6: for for fun.
7:10
Speaker 8: So if you have over the the last couple of
7:14
Speaker 8: years specifically listened to Jared and I when we've taken
7:17
Speaker 8: over for Chip, you know that there is absolutely no
7:20
Speaker 8: way possible that we would let today pass without talking
7:23
Speaker 8: about college football, college sports. What is going on there
7:27
Speaker 8: with Texas Tech and their quarterback Soresby and the ever widening,
7:33
Speaker 8: ever growing just backlash and like everything that continues to
7:40
Speaker 8: go on when it comes to college sports and the
7:44
Speaker 8: NCAA and everything that goes on with that.
7:46
Speaker 6: So the last time we were both in studio, I
7:51
Speaker 6: was in DC. I'm not blaming you. I'm not blaming
7:54
Speaker 6: you at all. Yes, the last time we actually hate,
7:59
Speaker 6: we actually managed it worked out, it worked out great.
8:03
Speaker 6: But the last time we were both you and I
8:04
Speaker 6: were both in the studio, that's when this story first
8:06
Speaker 6: came out. When it first came out, the Brandon Soresby,
8:09
Speaker 6: the recently transferred quarterback to Texas Tech, was uh seeking
8:16
Speaker 6: rehab for a gambling addiction, and then it came out
8:21
Speaker 6: just how prolific his gambling you was and one of
8:27
Speaker 6: the big things, and we thought, I mean, I'm I'm sorry.
8:32
Speaker 6: I think we share this sentiment. I'm pretty sure it's
8:34
Speaker 6: shared again. It's the shared cinnament of everybody that's outside
8:37
Speaker 6: of Lubbott County that or has not, uh you know,
8:42
Speaker 6: thrown a tortilla in their life. There is one thing
8:47
Speaker 6: that is the death nail of your sports career, and
8:50
Speaker 6: that is when you gamble, when you place bets on.
8:55
Speaker 8: Your own team, and especially against your own.
9:01
Speaker 6: The greatest hitter in the history of Major League Baseball
9:04
Speaker 6: died without going into the Hall of Fame because of this. Absolutely,
9:09
Speaker 6: as far as I know, every sports governing body in
9:16
Speaker 6: the world has the ability to ban a player for
9:22
Speaker 6: this cardinal sin, which by the way, apparently sits above
9:27
Speaker 6: just about every other sin, because you know, we can
9:29
Speaker 6: talk about Ray Rice and the video and the elevator
9:32
Speaker 6: in anything else, but this is the cardinal sin. But
9:35
Speaker 6: there is one organization that is just sofeckless that a
9:43
Speaker 6: judge can be pulled out of retirement and a kangaroo
9:48
Speaker 6: court and rule that for the mental well beam he
9:54
Speaker 6: needs to play football despite the fact committing the cardinal sin.
9:59
Speaker 8: And that's why I say, if you've listened to Jared
10:00
Speaker 8: and I at any point in time, you know that
10:02
Speaker 8: we talk about these kinds of discussions. I have a
10:06
Speaker 8: reason for that that we will get into a little
10:09
Speaker 8: bit later again, lots of stuff for us to be
10:11
Speaker 8: able to get into one thing that I do, and
10:13
Speaker 8: you and I talk about the business and the financial
10:16
Speaker 8: sport a lot. This first thing that has come back
10:18
Speaker 8: up again that just happened to Patrick Mahomes is going
10:22
Speaker 8: to get a half a billion dollars. Yes, they extended
10:26
Speaker 8: his contract out and so it is mostly guaranteed, but
10:30
Speaker 8: they have him through twenty thirty three, and he the
10:33
Speaker 8: total value of the contract is five hundred and four
10:37
Speaker 8: million dollars.
10:38
Speaker 6: And keep in mind, because you know, we've been doing
10:42
Speaker 6: this for what fourteen years, yet somewhere in the time,
10:45
Speaker 6: I think this is the third time we've been in
10:47
Speaker 6: here when the Patrick Mahomes contract has been either extended
10:52
Speaker 6: when he worked or something like that. Something tells me,
10:56
Speaker 6: assuming CHIP allows us to keep coming back over the
10:58
Speaker 6: next I don't know, two to three years, we're gonna
11:01
Speaker 6: see it again. And this number is just gonna get
11:04
Speaker 6: bigger because you cannot overstate the now. Granted that's all
11:09
Speaker 6: predicated on health health, Yes, coming off of repairing the
11:14
Speaker 6: ACL and coming back, but even even if he's not
11:19
Speaker 6: as mobile as he was, you still can't understate his
11:25
Speaker 6: importance in the pocket as as a throwing quarterback.
11:29
Speaker 8: And I think that's what's going to make the difference
11:31
Speaker 8: in the and why they are okay with shelling out
11:36
Speaker 8: this much money. One, he's already proved what They've got
11:39
Speaker 8: three super bowls and three Super Bowl wins and five
11:42
Speaker 8: trips in his time so far. Like absolutely, he has
11:46
Speaker 8: earned this amount of money and goodwill with the Chiefs
11:51
Speaker 8: because Lord only knows what they've made on their end
11:54
Speaker 8: of this through through their deals and everything they've been ogain.
11:58
Speaker 2: So you have that.
11:58
Speaker 8: But also and more I think he is he is
12:02
Speaker 8: not known to be a mobile quarterback. He's known to
12:04
Speaker 8: be an elusive quarterback. He's known to get out of
12:07
Speaker 8: things and away from things, But he is not known
12:10
Speaker 8: to be the the quote unquote mobile quarterback or the
12:14
Speaker 8: quote unquote running quarterback. And so you're right if he
12:17
Speaker 8: is able to and by all by all reports right
12:21
Speaker 8: now he's ahead of schedule when it comes to the
12:25
Speaker 8: rehab of his knee. If he's able to come back
12:28
Speaker 8: and be okay from that this, the Chiefs are getting
12:33
Speaker 8: a steal when it comes to what they get from him.
12:36
Speaker 6: And I would say for the most part. The decline
12:39
Speaker 6: of Patrick Mahomes, I think is more a factor of
12:42
Speaker 6: the talent and the weapons they have lacked to put
12:49
Speaker 6: around him in the absence of Tyreek Hill and the
12:55
Speaker 6: fact that you know, you do have a declining Travis Kelcey.
12:59
Speaker 6: I mean, he's a three year deal, but the expectation
13:01
Speaker 6: is he's only He's probably only gonna play this one
13:03
Speaker 6: more year. But I mean, you know, if you can
13:06
Speaker 6: surround him with good young talent, and especially if you
13:08
Speaker 6: can get good running backs behind him, and I would
13:11
Speaker 6: dare say, get the get the offensive line healthy in front,
13:14
Speaker 6: because that's also been problematic.
13:17
Speaker 2: He's running for his life exactly.
13:19
Speaker 6: You do those things. And I mean, the dude, I'm
13:23
Speaker 6: not saying the dude can go the Tom Brady length
13:25
Speaker 6: of a career, but he can definitely at least get
13:27
Speaker 6: to the Peyton Manning or the Drew Brees duration of yes.
13:31
Speaker 8: And that's the thing, like I think, if you want
13:33
Speaker 8: to look at if there has been any kind of
13:36
Speaker 8: a slide when he was in his early twenties, and
13:39
Speaker 8: just get in the league and just it didn't matter
13:42
Speaker 8: who was out there, Like if the offensive line was
13:45
Speaker 8: was bad, Okay, no matter no, no matter he get out
13:47
Speaker 8: of the pocket, he could find those receivers. And it's
13:49
Speaker 8: not that I think that his skills have declined that much.
13:53
Speaker 2: It is that yet you're gonna slow down a little
13:56
Speaker 2: bit with with with age. And so yeah, they an injury.
14:00
Speaker 2: I mean they got.
14:01
Speaker 8: The chiefs were spoiled, and I say the chiefs Andy
14:03
Speaker 8: Reid and that offensive staff were spoiled. Thinking that and
14:07
Speaker 8: rightfully spoiled. I'm not saying it's it's their fault that
14:10
Speaker 8: they weren't spoiled, but they were spoiled by Patrick Mahomes.
14:12
Speaker 8: And now they're at a point where, you know what,
14:14
Speaker 8: he's got to have something around him. It doesn't have
14:16
Speaker 8: to be everything, and they're lucky with that, but they've
14:18
Speaker 8: got to have something with them. And you hit it perfectly,
14:21
Speaker 8: and it's going to start with the offensive line. Yeah,
14:22
Speaker 8: he's got to have time.
14:23
Speaker 6: He's got to have time. And again, this is the
14:30
Speaker 6: second season ending injury to the right leg, I believe,
14:34
Speaker 6: and so yeah, it's you're probably gonna see a slight
14:38
Speaker 6: difference of going in the next year. But at the
14:41
Speaker 6: same time, he has proven that he can improvise, he
14:44
Speaker 6: has great field awareness and again Andy Reid has been
14:49
Speaker 6: able to put together offensive packages that make him the
14:55
Speaker 6: number one sought after quarterback in the league.
14:57
Speaker 8: We're going to take a break, come back in just
14:59
Speaker 8: a second, and we're going to tell you everything that
15:01
Speaker 8: is going wrong in Lubbock right now.
15:03
Speaker 2: Jason and Jerrett taking over CHIP.
15:04
Speaker 8: Sports Radio eleven fifty AM, The Zone ninety three seven FM.
15:08
Speaker 9: I'm Chad Jones. We know sports injuries hurt, and so
15:11
Speaker 9: do injuries from car recks. But you didn't sign up
15:14
Speaker 9: to be in a car wreck with someone who wasn't
15:15
Speaker 9: paying attention. It was their fault and now you're left
15:18
Speaker 9: to deal with the consequences. You need to see a doctor,
15:20
Speaker 9: and you're missing work. Chad Jones Law can help. We've
15:23
Speaker 9: been helping our neighbors for more than two decades. Stop
15:26
Speaker 9: getting frustrated with the other side's foot dragging. Remember, don't
15:29
Speaker 9: get mad. Get Chad. Call Chad Jones Law at ninety
15:32
Speaker 9: seven nine five to ninety five five thousand, or go
15:35
Speaker 9: online to Chad Jones Law dot com.
15:38
Speaker 10: It was after a hailstorm a few years back. I
15:40
Speaker 10: needed a new roof. Yeah, I shopped around and then
15:42
Speaker 10: I found Shulty Roofing and boy, I'm glad I did.
15:45
Speaker 10: The folks at Shulty guided me every step of the way.
15:48
Speaker 10: They showed me my options, They told me what my
15:50
Speaker 10: out of pocket cost would be after insurance. They took
15:53
Speaker 10: the complication out of an otherwise very stressful situation. They
15:57
Speaker 10: took off the damage roof, put on the new roof,
15:59
Speaker 10: did all the clean up up, and I had my
16:00
Speaker 10: new roof in one day.
16:05
Speaker 8: The having Canty and Michelle are unsportsman Life.
16:12
Speaker 11: Twenty years ago this month, the Miami Heat won their
16:14
Speaker 11: first championship. In the middle of the locker room, there
16:16
Speaker 11: was this big circle. It was covered and they had
16:19
Speaker 11: this whole mantra fifteen Strong and pat Riley had these
16:22
Speaker 11: cards that are motivational tokens and they would put them
16:24
Speaker 11: in this thing like every day, but they would cover
16:26
Speaker 11: it so we couldn't see it. That was their mantra
16:28
Speaker 11: fifteen shrom.
16:29
Speaker 2: Wasn't that the plot?
16:30
Speaker 4: The Major League unsportsman Like listen in weekday mornings from
16:34
Speaker 4: five to eight on the Zone eleven and ninety three
16:37
Speaker 4: point seven FM.
17:08
Speaker 12: You Got.
17:15
Speaker 8: I'm Society, Chip Hower, Sports Talk, Sports Ready eleven fifty AM,
17:25
Speaker 8: The Own ninety three seven f M. Jason Cornelia is
17:27
Speaker 8: Jared Hicks in today for chip Man, starting off obviously
17:32
Speaker 8: starting off for summertime, because again, yeah, it is actually summertime.
17:37
Speaker 6: As soon as June, as soon as the calendar across
17:39
Speaker 6: June first, that song is eligible to play. There is
17:41
Speaker 6: something else that is now eligible to play when Jason
17:44
Speaker 6: and Jared are in studio, and you will hear that
17:46
Speaker 6: in the second hour.
17:46
Speaker 2: It sounds good.
17:47
Speaker 8: Uh, And then like that is that first TLC album
17:52
Speaker 8: was just like it was, and I know that's where
17:55
Speaker 8: they were at the time, and then you get too crazy,
17:57
Speaker 8: like they grew up and so obviously the music was
17:59
Speaker 8: going to grow with them, and I love how their
18:02
Speaker 8: music changed. But that first album was just for like
18:06
Speaker 8: all fun and just.
18:08
Speaker 6: Again go back to just what is that nineteen ninety two,
18:14
Speaker 6: nineties believe too, Yeah, and just everything that was great
18:18
Speaker 6: about that period of time. Michael Jordan's first three, first
18:22
Speaker 6: three championships, the Dallas Cowboys are winning championships. You're still
18:28
Speaker 6: playing Sega Genesis, which means games are affordable. CDs are
18:36
Speaker 6: just coming out, so we're still in the cassette era
18:38
Speaker 6: and you've got radio stations playing awesome music.
18:41
Speaker 12: Yeah.
18:42
Speaker 8: I was just talking today about how it was when
18:49
Speaker 8: you went like because I was asking Wesley what it
18:51
Speaker 8: is like what music he listens to, and he really
18:53
Speaker 8: does it like he liked, but he really didn't because
18:56
Speaker 8: he's been inquired, but like he doesn't. And I'm like,
18:59
Speaker 8: am I f as a father because like he doesn't
19:02
Speaker 8: have like a.
19:04
Speaker 6: Like I would tell you no, because I mean I
19:07
Speaker 6: remember growing up and especially when I was younger, And
19:11
Speaker 6: I know we're getting off topic here. My parents had
19:15
Speaker 6: a very extensive record collection, but most of that was
19:17
Speaker 6: sixties and seventies in some of the early eighties, right,
19:21
Speaker 6: And so not only did I grow up listening to
19:27
Speaker 6: like the Jackson five Greatest Hits and Paul Revere and
19:30
Speaker 6: the Raiders and Chicago, and my dad had all sorts
19:34
Speaker 6: of seventies R and B. Because the record I think
19:38
Speaker 6: we've had this conversation before. The record store in Odessa,
19:41
Speaker 6: when certain out albums were not selling well, they put
19:45
Speaker 6: him in the discount bin. And that's what he would do.
19:47
Speaker 6: You'd go in there and buy like twenty albums for
19:49
Speaker 6: like five bucks. But at the same time, you have
19:53
Speaker 6: the emergence of MTV. So I'm starting to see like
19:57
Speaker 6: Genesis and Cindy Lapper and things like that. And then
20:02
Speaker 6: you know, once we move here and you've got you know,
20:06
Speaker 6: multiple radio stations both locally and in the surrounding communities
20:09
Speaker 6: that you can listen to. Now you're getting just more
20:11
Speaker 6: and more exposure. And so I don't know if they're
20:14
Speaker 6: at that point in time. If I would when I
20:16
Speaker 6: was Wesley's age, at that point in my life, if
20:18
Speaker 6: I would say, if there was one definitive genre of
20:22
Speaker 6: music that I truly liked, because I really liked listening.
20:25
Speaker 2: To all of it.
20:26
Speaker 8: Well, and here's two things that we said, and you
20:28
Speaker 8: you mentioned one of them is absolutely true that when
20:34
Speaker 8: we were when we didn't have it. Like if right now,
20:36
Speaker 8: if Wesley's in the car with me, he's got earbuds in, yeah,
20:40
Speaker 8: he's not paying any attention to what like I had
20:42
Speaker 8: on the radio, and so like that's part of why
20:45
Speaker 8: he's We were forced to listen to what our parents
20:48
Speaker 8: were talking about. And so that's one thing. The other
20:50
Speaker 8: thing and you like, there, what was what was the
20:52
Speaker 8: record store? A postook? Like I was like I was
20:54
Speaker 8: when I was talking earlier, I was like I remember,
20:56
Speaker 8: like I remember like liking to go to Hastings, but
21:00
Speaker 8: that was it Culpepper. Yeah, and so but you go
21:02
Speaker 8: to Hastings and you're like kind of similar, like you're
21:05
Speaker 8: you're you're looking at everything, like you're going through where
21:07
Speaker 8: you're gonna get a music poster, where you're gonna.
21:09
Speaker 6: Get you cam all had two record stores, and depending
21:11
Speaker 6: on which entrance you came or which entrance you came
21:14
Speaker 6: into kind of dictated which one you went to. Now
21:17
Speaker 6: I know there was a store that eventually became a
21:19
Speaker 6: Sam Goodies, So we.
21:21
Speaker 8: Had a Sam Goodies. Okay, I couldn't remember if we
21:23
Speaker 8: actually had a Sam Goodies.
21:24
Speaker 6: We never had We never had a Tower Record and
21:27
Speaker 6: we never had oh, what's the other one that was
21:31
Speaker 6: very park. But basically, if you came in through service Merchandise,
21:35
Speaker 6: there was a there was a record store like straight
21:38
Speaker 6: ahead right next to the U. Was it Pete Dalton's
21:43
Speaker 6: Country where or whatever it was? I think there was
21:45
Speaker 6: Cavender's in them all at that point in time. Anyway,
21:47
Speaker 6: it was right there. And then if you came in
21:50
Speaker 6: through the I guess what is technically the main entrance
21:53
Speaker 6: facing Highway six, that is where there was the music
21:57
Speaker 6: store that I believe eventually became the Sam Goodies was,
22:00
Speaker 6: which is now where the kid's foot locker?
22:03
Speaker 2: And hot topic is Okay, I got.
22:05
Speaker 6: So I believe those were the two.
22:07
Speaker 8: So those are the two things that we were talking
22:09
Speaker 8: about as far as like I he he doesn't have
22:13
Speaker 8: to listen to what I'm listening to because he's got
22:16
Speaker 8: he's got a number of other different things to be
22:19
Speaker 8: able to do even while we're in the car.
22:20
Speaker 2: But then too, like there's.
22:22
Speaker 8: I remember, like you, I enjoyed, like you look forward
22:25
Speaker 8: to going there and figure out what music is it.
22:26
Speaker 8: But then the other thing that you just talked about,
22:28
Speaker 8: like MTV or B E T or whatever the the
22:34
Speaker 8: situation was. I still remember whatever it was when I
22:36
Speaker 8: would go to Atlanta, the the did we have that here?
22:39
Speaker 8: Also the channel to where you could pay to have
22:42
Speaker 8: the songs play, because I remember that in Atlanta. I
22:45
Speaker 8: don't remember what what it was or what it would
22:47
Speaker 8: be called, but like you could you could call in
22:49
Speaker 8: and play to have the video or oh no, I
22:51
Speaker 8: didn't think we had that here and so but yeah,
22:53
Speaker 8: you could call like it was pay to play basically
22:56
Speaker 8: MTV that they had in Atlanta when I would go
22:58
Speaker 8: go visit and so.
22:59
Speaker 2: We we never did it because we didn't have that.
23:01
Speaker 8: We were definitely not gonna put us a ninety nine
23:04
Speaker 8: cent charge on my grandmother's phone bill. That was not
23:07
Speaker 8: about to happen. However, you just sit there and watch
23:09
Speaker 8: that channel all day and wait for somebody else to
23:11
Speaker 8: play a song, and then you would and then so.
23:14
Speaker 2: But those are all things I'm.
23:15
Speaker 6: Like, So I'm gonna do a little shameless promotion for
23:18
Speaker 6: the company here. The other night, my daughters are listening
23:22
Speaker 6: to Candy ninety five after hours, and they want to
23:24
Speaker 6: request a song now for me, for Ann and myself.
23:28
Speaker 6: We grew up doing that all the time into the
23:31
Speaker 6: radio station.
23:32
Speaker 2: And you require rest a song.
23:34
Speaker 6: This was their first time to do it. So I'm
23:37
Speaker 6: sitting there with them trying to explain. It's like, okay,
23:40
Speaker 6: call the number, which, by the way, this was kind
23:43
Speaker 6: of funny. The nighttime number is eighty five Candy or
23:48
Speaker 6: something like that. They didn't know. Do I have to
23:51
Speaker 6: push the number three times for the sea? It was like, no,
23:54
Speaker 6: that's not the way it works. But then call in
23:59
Speaker 6: and it picks up right away, which I was kind
24:02
Speaker 6: of surprised by because I remember whenever you would call
24:04
Speaker 6: into the radio station. So typically you're on hold and
24:07
Speaker 6: they request their song. Well it's it's already been requested,
24:11
Speaker 6: is there? You got another one? And then they're thinking
24:12
Speaker 6: about it, thinking about they say it and then DJ
24:16
Speaker 6: and I apologize, I don't know his name of it's
24:17
Speaker 6: the top of my head. Wants to talk to him,
24:20
Speaker 6: and and Peyton's just like what do I say? It's
24:22
Speaker 6: like he wants to talk to you. Talk to him,
24:25
Speaker 6: because that's how it's the beauty of uh when you
24:30
Speaker 6: would call into the radio station and talk to the DJ,
24:32
Speaker 6: because they're trying, you know, they're trying to learn about
24:35
Speaker 6: you and learn about what music, you know, what you'd
24:37
Speaker 6: like to hear, because that's gonna help them to know.
24:39
Speaker 6: It's like, hey, if my audience is not only requesting
24:42
Speaker 6: the song this particular song, but it's request you know,
24:45
Speaker 6: likes this genre music, let me see if I can
24:48
Speaker 6: find another track on the album, then maybe.
24:49
Speaker 8: They can pick up to so you know, those are
24:51
Speaker 8: all the things. So yeah, that's what I was thinking
24:53
Speaker 8: about while we were talking to and I'm like, now, logan,
24:56
Speaker 8: my daughter, she's completely the the moment that she gets
25:00
Speaker 8: in the car, meet dad, can you turn around Canny
25:02
Speaker 8: ninety five. Like the second that that we are in
25:06
Speaker 8: the car, she is, she is ready to listen to
25:08
Speaker 8: to Cana ninety five. So I guess it's just the
25:10
Speaker 8: difference in in the kids and and how they are.
25:13
Speaker 2: But yeah, she as I'm thinking about them. Well, yeah,
25:15
Speaker 2: she she are.
25:16
Speaker 8: And it's obviously more pop music and kind of she's
25:21
Speaker 8: a girl obviously and going down that that genre of
25:24
Speaker 8: more lighthearted, more fun, more girl pop stuff like that.
25:28
Speaker 2: And so those other things.
25:29
Speaker 8: But yeah, I was thinking about it with Wesley ere
25:31
Speaker 8: and I'm like, am oh am I failing as as
25:34
Speaker 8: a father.
25:35
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm gonna I'm gonna ask if if you fall
25:38
Speaker 6: in this category, just because y'all would go out to
25:41
Speaker 6: Atlanta and I'm presuming y'all would.
25:43
Speaker 2: Drive you went away.
25:44
Speaker 6: Yeah it was.
25:45
Speaker 2: It was, Yeah, it was. It was.
25:46
Speaker 8: It was the fourteen or fifteen hour drive out there
25:48
Speaker 8: at the time, especially.
25:49
Speaker 6: So we we had we had the we had the
25:51
Speaker 6: drive to and from Odessa, so we're driving across the
25:54
Speaker 6: state of Texas. So when we were making that trip,
25:56
Speaker 6: and especially if we're making that trip back, that's typically
25:59
Speaker 6: on a for those who totally forget or you know,
26:04
Speaker 6: and we have an older audience, so they can't remember
26:06
Speaker 6: this Sunday Mornings on radio. That's your Top forty countdown. Yes,
26:10
Speaker 6: so as we're as we are traversing the state of
26:12
Speaker 6: Tech across the strait of the state of Texas, you're
26:15
Speaker 6: going to pick up and then lose radio stations. So
26:20
Speaker 6: that became that kind of became the game. Is when
26:23
Speaker 6: you're leaving Odessa, you start with the Top forty countdown,
26:27
Speaker 6: you get as far as you can, and now you're
26:28
Speaker 6: trying to pick up a station, maybe in San Angelo,
26:30
Speaker 6: maybe somewhere in the middle of Texas, and you're hoping,
26:33
Speaker 6: like heck.
26:34
Speaker 2: That they still have that they're they're.
26:36
Speaker 6: Picking up where the other one left off, because God forbid,
26:38
Speaker 6: you have to start over. And it's like, now we
26:40
Speaker 6: got to listen to damn Yankees again. Then you get
26:45
Speaker 6: past central Texas. Now you're getting a little bit closer home,
26:48
Speaker 6: but you still got about four hours to go, and
26:49
Speaker 6: now you're picking up your Waco area stations. Please let
26:54
Speaker 6: us be further in the countdown. No damn Yankees high
26:57
Speaker 6: again at number twenty eight.
26:59
Speaker 2: So guess what, No I see.
27:00
Speaker 8: And that's the difference in when you're going across I
27:04
Speaker 8: guess tech, well, I'm sure it's the same way, but
27:06
Speaker 8: like going through five different states to get to Georgia,
27:09
Speaker 8: like it was trying to find, like what genre was
27:14
Speaker 8: going to be next, depending on what part of Louisiana
27:16
Speaker 8: and we're in, what part of Mississippi we're in, what
27:20
Speaker 8: part of Alabama we're in, and so figuring out the genre,
27:23
Speaker 8: of figuring out and so.
27:25
Speaker 2: But that's where I where.
27:26
Speaker 8: I was kind of starting that question earlier of am
27:29
Speaker 8: I failing Wesley, but also where I appreciate my dad
27:32
Speaker 8: and just like.
27:33
Speaker 2: You were saying with your with your parents.
27:36
Speaker 8: We could find something like it didn't have to be
27:39
Speaker 8: just R and B or especially younger, like heaven forbid
27:42
Speaker 8: finding a hip hop station now driving that's all like
27:45
Speaker 8: you can find a hip hop station anywhere now, But
27:48
Speaker 8: that was not but finding an R and B station,
27:50
Speaker 8: but yeah, finding a pop station, like And that's where
27:53
Speaker 8: I do appreciate that my dad gave me such a
27:56
Speaker 8: wide range of music to where it wasn't just like
27:58
Speaker 8: I'm miserable in the back seat because now we're listening
28:01
Speaker 8: to country.
28:02
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, there's some country music that I like. Yeah,
28:04
Speaker 2: and we figure that out.
28:05
Speaker 8: And so now maybe that's one of the things that
28:08
Speaker 8: I'll do the next time, Like, no, you're not putting
28:10
Speaker 8: take your headphones off, take your eybuds out. We are
28:12
Speaker 8: listening to some music right now.
28:14
Speaker 6: And that's one of the great things when you know
28:17
Speaker 6: we're we're driving the soccer tournaments or we're driving the
28:19
Speaker 6: softball tournaments. Got the giant screen there, and it's got
28:22
Speaker 6: all the state, all my favorite, all the favorited stations,
28:25
Speaker 6: and it shows artists, but it doesn't show songs. So
28:28
Speaker 6: we're looking and it's like, Okay, yeah, nineties is playing
28:32
Speaker 6: right now. Chris alexis on nineties, so we know that's wicked,
28:35
Speaker 6: wicked game. Don't need to listen to that and just
28:37
Speaker 6: don't care about that. But over there on the poet
28:41
Speaker 6: but on the poles, okay, we've got Zara Larson. All right,
28:46
Speaker 6: I'll put that on for you all. Y'all want to
28:47
Speaker 6: listen to that. Obviously, when when tea Swizzle comes on,
28:50
Speaker 6: we flip over.
28:51
Speaker 2: To see what it is.
28:52
Speaker 6: But I will say this, I will say this, the girls,
28:55
Speaker 6: I would I'm ballparking at sixty percent of the songs
28:58
Speaker 6: that are typically playing. They're like yeah, you can, you
29:00
Speaker 6: can change it. Okay, It's like a few, a select
29:03
Speaker 6: few they want to hear, but a number of them
29:05
Speaker 6: they're like, no, we're good, and I appreciate that.
29:07
Speaker 8: Absolutely. I promise we're gonna come back and talks.
29:12
Speaker 6: For Are we had to go down this rabbit hole?
29:15
Speaker 2: Yeah, it came up and there's no way to stop.
29:18
Speaker 6: Ads. We're trying to educate our kids on great musical
29:22
Speaker 6: knowledge and to have a breadth of musical knowledge.
29:26
Speaker 8: Ay, why yes, a very wide range, which is what
29:28
Speaker 8: our parents gave to us. But when we come back,
29:30
Speaker 8: I am itching to talk about what is going on
29:32
Speaker 8: in Lubbock and tell y'all what they are doing wrong
29:35
Speaker 8: out there.
29:35
Speaker 2: We'll be back in.
29:36
Speaker 8: Just as like you're listening to Chip how Er Sports
29:38
Speaker 8: Talk taken over by Jason and Jared Sports.
29:39
Speaker 2: Radio eleven fifty AM, The Zone ninety three seven FM.
29:42
Speaker 7: If you're headed out on the road this summer, your
29:44
Speaker 7: first stop needs to be sef Check Service Center. Pat
29:47
Speaker 7: Sefcheck and his crew will make sure the family vehicle
29:50
Speaker 7: is roadworthy and ready to go. And remember, there's no
29:54
Speaker 7: better place to go with emergencies like flat tires and
29:57
Speaker 7: dead batteries. For well over fifty years, Sceepcheck's name has
30:00
Speaker 7: been customer service and satisfaction, and it's still the sep
30:04
Speaker 7: check Service Center, twenty seven hundred Longmire, just down from
30:08
Speaker 7: the post Office in College Station.
30:11
Speaker 13: AAA Overhead Door Company in Fireplaces provides the Brasses Valley
30:15
Speaker 13: with the highest quality products and installation. Since nineteen eighty two,
30:20
Speaker 13: AAA has carried the newest and best garage doors, overhead doors,
30:24
Speaker 13: remotes and fireplaces for residential and commercial customers. Check out
30:28
Speaker 13: the showroom at twenty seven oh four Wildflower in Brian,
30:31
Speaker 13: or go online at AAA dashed Overhead dot com. AAA
30:36
Speaker 13: Overhead Door and Fireplaces is the first name in garage
30:39
Speaker 13: doors and fireplaces.
30:42
Speaker 14: Summer in Brian is a time to unwind and enjoy
30:45
Speaker 14: our community at a slower pace. It's the quiet mornings
30:48
Speaker 14: on Lake Brian, the energy of a yard dogs game,
30:50
Speaker 14: and those legendary nights on a restaurant patio with good company,
30:54
Speaker 14: whether you're conquering the Taco Trail or savoring the state's
30:57
Speaker 14: best barbecue. Summer here is built on eave, Texas roots.
31:01
Speaker 14: This is your town, This is your summer. Don't let
31:04
Speaker 14: it pass you by. Find things to do all summer
31:07
Speaker 14: long at Destination Brian dot com, Slash Summer.
31:11
Speaker 5: Fibro Colorful and a spectrum of honest storytelling. Await with
31:16
Speaker 5: Opus Season fifty four True Colors. This year's main stage
31:20
Speaker 5: season includes a Beautiful Noise, The Neil Diamond Musical Waitress,
31:25
Speaker 5: Shuck Clue Live on Stage, and Mystic Pizza. See all
31:30
Speaker 5: five shows for as little as one hundred and sixty
31:32
Speaker 5: six dollars. Pick four packages available to order your season
31:36
Speaker 5: tickets now opustickets dot org.
31:39
Speaker 4: Okay, visit upon Center at Sony loven fifty dot com
31:43
Speaker 4: and find every hour of every day of your favorite shows.
31:47
Speaker 12: Download or subscribe Something.
32:12
Speaker 8: A Hot Thursday Afternoon, Chip Howard Sports Talk, Jason and
32:17
Speaker 8: Jared Sports Radio eleven fifty am The Zone FM.
32:21
Speaker 6: I was waiting for the slap. I purposely picked that
32:27
Speaker 6: song for this segment because if you are familiar with
32:30
Speaker 6: the video for Street Dreams and Nas, it is a
32:33
Speaker 6: homage to the movie Casino. So obviously we're going to
32:38
Speaker 6: talk about gambling and.
32:39
Speaker 8: The overall and and and how things are right now,
32:44
Speaker 8: and for me relating it back to what you and
32:47
Speaker 8: I have been talking about, and you said it right
32:49
Speaker 8: going out of the first break of how feckless and
32:52
Speaker 8: teeth toothless the n c double A is right now
32:56
Speaker 8: and how yes, right now based on what is happening
33:01
Speaker 8: with with Soresby at Texas Tech and getting the injunction
33:06
Speaker 8: to be allowed to play this season after and I
33:08
Speaker 8: forget what was this two game suspension for?
33:10
Speaker 2: Was it for this?
33:11
Speaker 8: So he got a two a two game suspension that
33:15
Speaker 8: he's going to serve and then he'll be able to play.
33:17
Speaker 8: But the college sports right now, based on this injunction
33:22
Speaker 8: by the judge, is the only sports league where you
33:28
Speaker 8: can if you bet on the if you if you
33:32
Speaker 8: were caught gambling, especially if you were caught gambling on
33:36
Speaker 8: your own games. Yes, that that league has zero control
33:44
Speaker 8: or retribution that they can do. And so that's where
33:49
Speaker 8: we are starting, and that's where we are at.
33:50
Speaker 6: That's where we are right now, and let's set let's
33:53
Speaker 6: set this out from the get go. The NCAA head
33:58
Speaker 6: decades and we're not being facetious when we say this
34:01
Speaker 6: decades to do something to get ahead of this, and
34:05
Speaker 6: they did nothing, So we're not We don't feel sorry
34:09
Speaker 6: for the NCAAA. They had every opportunity to do something
34:13
Speaker 6: about this, and they chose not to. They chose in action.
34:16
Speaker 6: Which it's amazing how governing bodies, or at least certain
34:21
Speaker 6: governing bodies, just tend to love kicking the can down
34:24
Speaker 6: the road thinking someone else will solve it until the
34:26
Speaker 6: problem comes and bite you in the rear end. Yeah,
34:30
Speaker 6: I'm talking about other other things, and we'll get into
34:34
Speaker 6: those other things because they play a part in this
34:36
Speaker 6: as well.
34:37
Speaker 2: But what is just.
34:40
Speaker 6: Truly abhorrent about this is that I, like I said
34:46
Speaker 6: in the opening segment, this is the cardinal sin it
34:52
Speaker 6: because at the heart of it, when you start talking
34:55
Speaker 6: about the competition of sport and is there are the
35:01
Speaker 6: players on the field. Do they have a financial incentive
35:05
Speaker 6: to affect the outcome of the.
35:08
Speaker 2: Game than just going out there and competing?
35:12
Speaker 6: Yet just competing that completely undermines the sport itself. And
35:20
Speaker 6: so you have a situation where a guy, i mean
35:26
Speaker 6: we can say kid if you want, but placed over
35:30
Speaker 6: nine thousand bets at three different or at two different schools.
35:36
Speaker 6: I mean probably you know, once he got to the Lubbick,
35:38
Speaker 6: which he just got there, he's probably still play some
35:40
Speaker 6: bets for all we know. Knew what he was doing
35:44
Speaker 6: because he didn't do it under his own name. No,
35:48
Speaker 6: he did it through friends accounts. He would give people money.
35:52
Speaker 6: In fact, I believe there's another and I'm meant to
35:56
Speaker 6: pull up his name, there was another player from Indiana.
36:00
Speaker 2: Believe that he.
36:02
Speaker 6: Plays bets with. That guy's career is over. He's not
36:06
Speaker 6: getting an injunction to play again, but Soorsby is, and
36:10
Speaker 6: Soorsby is largely getting this opportunity to play again because
36:14
Speaker 6: he is at a certain school that has a certain
36:16
Speaker 6: donor who's also the chairman of the board of regents,
36:19
Speaker 6: who's been pumping in millions upon millions, if not billions
36:23
Speaker 6: of dollars. And oh, by the way, is also lobbying
36:26
Speaker 6: with the help of another feckless creature in one of
36:31
Speaker 6: our Texas Senators, to get pushed through legislation to quote
36:36
Speaker 6: unquote return college sports to what they used to be,
36:41
Speaker 6: which I find funny because if he's successful in doing that,
36:45
Speaker 6: that legislation would actually go against what this judge has
36:50
Speaker 6: ruled because it would actually give governing It would actually
36:53
Speaker 6: give governing a governing body actual power, whereas right now
36:59
Speaker 6: a random judge somewhere in the country can overrule both
37:06
Speaker 6: the NCUBLEA bylaws and oh, by the way, the Big
37:09
Speaker 6: twelve bylaws which all fifteen other schools want to invoke
37:14
Speaker 6: Bylaw three point six, which would allow them to punish
37:20
Speaker 6: Texas Tech for if they allow source Bee to play.
37:22
Speaker 8: Do you and here on so many levels on this
37:25
Speaker 8: and so many things that we've kind of talked about
37:27
Speaker 8: when it comes to the NC double A when it
37:29
Speaker 8: comes at but what you just talked about specifically is
37:32
Speaker 8: one of the reasons why you have to have a
37:36
Speaker 8: governing body is because these schools.
37:40
Speaker 2: And we know this and we would do it. We
37:43
Speaker 2: can't govern ourselves.
37:45
Speaker 12: No.
37:46
Speaker 8: And the reason why Texas is standing up ten toe
37:48
Speaker 8: strong and wanting to do this Texas, excuse me, and
37:52
Speaker 8: it is because they know that they have a team
37:54
Speaker 8: that can compete this year. And that's why I think
37:57
Speaker 8: it is funny that the other fifteen schools are like.
37:59
Speaker 2: Oh, we can't have them doing this unless it was there.
38:03
Speaker 8: I can almost guarantee you if he had transferred to
38:08
Speaker 8: any other Big twelve school, they would be doing like
38:10
Speaker 8: they would be fighting for him to get on that
38:12
Speaker 8: field the exact same way that Tech is.
38:15
Speaker 2: And the reason for that is because it's in their
38:17
Speaker 2: own best interest.
38:20
Speaker 6: I'm going I'm gonna I'm gonna partially agree, but I'm
38:22
Speaker 6: also gonna partially gonna disagree because I think so much
38:25
Speaker 6: of this comes down to the money back behind it.
38:28
Speaker 6: And and I think when you talk about some of
38:30
Speaker 6: these other schools, if they're if you don't have, if
38:34
Speaker 6: you don't have the donor base that has billions of
38:37
Speaker 6: dollars at their disposal, yep, and also have I'm gonna
38:40
Speaker 6: we're gonna go ahead and say it. You've got friendly
38:43
Speaker 6: courts because not only this, this injunction comes from a
38:46
Speaker 6: Lubbott County retired judge. Guess it has been. The NCAA
38:51
Speaker 6: has already filed an appeal. Well, that appeal goes to Amarillo.
38:54
Speaker 2: Guess guess you know where they filed it.
38:56
Speaker 6: Well, hold on the four appellate judges on that appellate
39:02
Speaker 6: court in Amarillo, all four of them Texas Tech Law
39:06
Speaker 6: School graduates.
39:08
Speaker 8: You have, I mean this and this is that is why.
39:12
Speaker 8: But that's why you file it in a That's why.
39:14
Speaker 6: These they're not smart, you're not stupid.
39:17
Speaker 8: They file it where it is for that reason, Like
39:22
Speaker 8: that's this specific reason. And I understand what you're saying,
39:24
Speaker 8: where maybe not every school, but like whether it is
39:28
Speaker 8: again where you're talking about Chambliss at ole Miss and
39:31
Speaker 8: making sure that he gets or anybody that's suing to
39:33
Speaker 8: get extra eligibility.
39:35
Speaker 2: Like there, every.
39:36
Speaker 8: School is doing what is on what is in their
39:39
Speaker 8: own best interest. And at one point, maybe sometime in
39:43
Speaker 8: the nineteen sixties, the NC double A was strong enough
39:48
Speaker 8: to scare everybody. But you know, and I heard this
39:51
Speaker 8: on one of the shows the other day. It might
39:53
Speaker 8: have been something that I saw online that in actuality,
39:57
Speaker 8: and you and I have said this in different version
40:00
Speaker 8: of it.
40:00
Speaker 2: The NC double A has never had any strength.
40:02
Speaker 8: No, there was the there was the the whisper of strings,
40:06
Speaker 8: there was the illusion of strings, there was the bark
40:09
Speaker 8: that they had, but the NC double A has actually
40:12
Speaker 8: never had any bite. All of the schools just kind
40:14
Speaker 8: of stayed in line. And now they're like, why do
40:18
Speaker 8: we even listen to them? And now it's getting to
40:21
Speaker 8: the point, sorry, real quick, it's getting the point to
40:23
Speaker 8: we're in school, Like the schools aren't going to start
40:26
Speaker 8: They're not going to listen to their conferences anymore.
40:28
Speaker 6: No, so I know, we got to we gotta take
40:30
Speaker 6: a commercial break when we come back. I want to
40:31
Speaker 6: hit on this point because this, to me, this is
40:34
Speaker 6: where the critical inflection point has hit its most important area.
40:40
Speaker 6: So we'll talk about that after.
40:41
Speaker 2: The take a quick break, come back in just a second.
40:43
Speaker 2: We're gonna keep going on this.
40:44
Speaker 8: You're listening to the chip out to Sports Talk taken
40:46
Speaker 8: over by Jason and Jared Sports Radio eleven fifty am,
40:48
Speaker 8: The Zone ninety seven FM.
40:50
Speaker 15: Hay Premiere Countertop Design. We offer a wide arrange of materials.
40:53
Speaker 15: Granted Cord Sam Marble had multiple price points to fit
40:57
Speaker 15: any budget Carfully automated C and C shop delivers some
41:00
Speaker 15: precision and efficiency so your project is done right and
41:03
Speaker 15: done on time. With over a decade of industry experience,
41:06
Speaker 15: we bring expert craftsmanship to every job, whether it's a
41:08
Speaker 15: bathroom update or a full custom kitchen. At Premier Countertop Design,
41:12
Speaker 15: every project gets the same care quality and attention to detail.
41:15
Speaker 15: Visit Premiere Countertop Design today and let our stone transform
41:18
Speaker 15: your home.
41:21
Speaker 16: If your use of Astrols report, I'm Dylan Moore, the
41:24
Speaker 16: Astrols bolts, the angels and walk off fashion details.
41:28
Speaker 17: Next, Josh Binding from Greystone Roofing here to tell you
41:31
Speaker 17: you can keep your insurance check and still get a
41:34
Speaker 17: brand new roof.
41:35
Speaker 18: We offer in house financing that can cover one hundred
41:37
Speaker 18: percent of your roof, low rates, no hard credit check
41:40
Speaker 18: and no income verification, so you can.
41:42
Speaker 17: Use that insurance money to pay off debt invest or
41:45
Speaker 17: just keep it in the bank.
41:47
Speaker 18: Called Greystone Roofing licensed, local and family owned.
41:50
Speaker 17: Visit Greystonedeshroofing dot com.
41:53
Speaker 5: Ns don't con family on the best ross come from
41:58
Speaker 5: crafty Stone.
42:00
Speaker 19: The Houston Astros took a tough loss last night, falling
42:03
Speaker 19: to the Angels three to two. LA struck in the
42:05
Speaker 19: first with a solo home run by Mike Trout. The
42:08
Speaker 19: score would remain the same until the fifth, when Logan
42:10
Speaker 19: o'happy added another run with the homer to make it
42:12
Speaker 19: two to nothing. Houston would respond with solo homers by
42:15
Speaker 19: Shay Whitcombe and Cam Smith to tie the game at
42:18
Speaker 19: two and force extra innings. In the tenth, Houston couldn't
42:21
Speaker 19: score a run as they struck out twice and grounded out,
42:24
Speaker 19: and at the bottom half of the inning, the Angels
42:26
Speaker 19: would walk it off on a single by Jose sirie Oh.
42:29
Speaker 5: To the series and that's lined on the left base
42:32
Speaker 5: hit ball game over matrical scores, Angels walk off the Astros.
42:37
Speaker 2: Three to two in ten.
42:39
Speaker 19: The Astros are now thirty one and thirty nine on
42:41
Speaker 19: the season and fourth in the AOST. The team is
42:44
Speaker 19: off today before playing the Royals tomorrow at seven ten
42:47
Speaker 19: with your Houston Astros Report. I'm doing more.
42:52
Speaker 16: Sure, the flowers are pretty and the warmer weather's nice,
42:55
Speaker 16: but some things aren't so great about spring, running noses
42:58
Speaker 16: at GI's coughing sneeze and oh, by the way.
43:01
Speaker 2: You've got a whole bunch of cleaning to do.
43:02
Speaker 1: But let's start with cleaning something easy, like your vehicle.
43:05
Speaker 2: At Club car Wash.
43:07
Speaker 16: Add in the free vacuums, unlimited memberships and those sweet
43:09
Speaker 16: microfiber towels, and spring isn't looking so.
43:12
Speaker 2: Bad after all.
43:13
Speaker 16: Visit clubcarsh dot com.
43:16
Speaker 2: Club cars Shine.
43:21
Speaker 1: Don't fire up the grill this summer without a couple
43:23
Speaker 1: of links of Slovatic sausage. Since nineteen fifty seven, Slavatic
43:27
Speaker 1: Sausage and Snook has been making the best tasting sausage anywhere,
43:30
Speaker 1: whether it's hickory smoked pork or beef links, spicy jlopeno
43:33
Speaker 1: and cheese, hot Links, summer sausage, or ham Slavatics will
43:36
Speaker 1: make any outdoor party special. Be sure to check out
43:39
Speaker 1: the store in Snook for the freshest meats and baked goods,
43:42
Speaker 1: and don't forget to stop at the store in west On.
43:44
Speaker 1: I thirty five ask for the best. Ask for Slovatik sausage.
43:48
Speaker 1: Sausage experts since nineteen fifty seven.
43:51
Speaker 2: It's awesome.
43:54
Speaker 12: About the sharpest tune of the ship. Ye body is
43:57
Speaker 12: the loudest listen in weekdays A two in.
44:00
Speaker 20: The Zoom chip Hower Sports Talk.
44:35
Speaker 8: I would say, it's a glorious Thursday afternoon, but it
44:38
Speaker 8: is hot and humid outside. Uh did you what? What
44:42
Speaker 8: side did you park on the back?
44:44
Speaker 2: Yeah?
44:44
Speaker 8: And I was like, and turn fair. I was like,
44:46
Speaker 8: I actually found a spot under a tree, which I
44:50
Speaker 8: have to have on an afternoon like this. But yeah,
44:53
Speaker 8: just it's it's here. It is absolutely here.
44:57
Speaker 6: I will say this. It's Brakler system has remained off.
45:02
Speaker 6: May have to turn it on this weekend. Although you
45:05
Speaker 6: know Max and Cayley's forecast is showing potential for rain
45:09
Speaker 6: next week. I mean we're in the mid June and
45:11
Speaker 6: I've only had water I think twice.
45:15
Speaker 2: The May rain was I mean, yes, especially May we've
45:18
Speaker 2: been doing good with it.
45:19
Speaker 8: Jason Cornas and Chip Jared Hickson for Chip Today Sports
45:23
Speaker 8: A right eleven fifty AM to Zone nine through seven FM.
45:25
Speaker 8: We are diving deep into just the mess that is
45:30
Speaker 8: coming out of Lubbock and what it's doing.
45:32
Speaker 2: What's going to do and continue to do college sports in.
45:35
Speaker 6: College sports in general. And so this is where I
45:36
Speaker 6: wanted to go with this because you brought this point
45:39
Speaker 6: up where the NCAA used to have perceived power, yes,
45:46
Speaker 6: and over the years that power has been whittled down
45:49
Speaker 6: to effectively nothing, to the point where you had all
45:52
Speaker 6: nine Supreme Court justices saying, how on God's green earth
45:56
Speaker 6: were you allowed to do this for decades? Because y'all
46:00
Speaker 6: are a joke in how you've treated your players and
46:04
Speaker 6: what you've considered. But this is to me, this is where,
46:09
Speaker 6: specifically this case and kind of how the NCUBA lost
46:13
Speaker 6: their grip on college sports really began. And it's it's
46:17
Speaker 6: due to the fact the nc double A has never
46:20
Speaker 6: been consistent in their punishment because you look at certain
46:26
Speaker 6: schools who violated had violations that basically got off with
46:31
Speaker 6: slaps on the wrist or in some cases nothing at all,
46:34
Speaker 6: and typically those universities tended to be your blue bloods
46:37
Speaker 6: who also had major law schools that typically also were
46:41
Speaker 6: able to fight the NC DOUBLEA. So we're talking about
46:44
Speaker 6: your Ohio States and your Michigan's and your Texas is TECHSI,
46:50
Speaker 6: and it's other schools that came under the wrath of
46:53
Speaker 6: the NC DOUBLEA basically to reinforce what perceived power they had.
46:58
Speaker 6: And of course SMU is.
46:59
Speaker 2: The one road. It is no coincidence.
47:04
Speaker 6: And so what is interesting specific to this case is
47:08
Speaker 6: they've interviewed the attorneys who have been successful at fighting
47:12
Speaker 6: the NCAA for years, and even they are taken aback
47:17
Speaker 6: by the fact that this judge ruled this way. Because again,
47:21
Speaker 6: when you talk about the cardinal sin in all of sport,
47:26
Speaker 6: it is gambling on your own sport, and it's nothing else,
47:32
Speaker 6: even worse gambling on your own team. Because again, Pete
47:35
Speaker 6: Rose never gambled on the reds. He gambled on baseball.
47:39
Speaker 6: He did not argue that fact. But for that he
47:43
Speaker 6: was ex communicado. He could not even show up, He.
47:46
Speaker 8: Couldn't be inside a baseball stadium anytime that he was there.
47:50
Speaker 8: He had to be across the street.
47:53
Speaker 6: And so now let's fast forward to this fall because
47:57
Speaker 6: at this point in time now, granted things can get
47:59
Speaker 6: fast tracked, but right as it stands, right now, the
48:01
Speaker 6: appeal for this case is going to be held in
48:04
Speaker 6: February of twenty twenty seven, almost immediately after.
48:09
Speaker 2: The week after the National after the National championship.
48:13
Speaker 6: So once Swordsby, so once Swordsby serves his two game suspension,
48:17
Speaker 6: and even when he's on the sideline during those two
48:20
Speaker 6: game suspensions, every televised Texas Tech game that broadcast booth,
48:26
Speaker 6: they're gonna be talking about h They're gonna be talking
48:29
Speaker 6: about the fact they're they're going to be talking about
48:32
Speaker 6: texts text opponents, which, by the way, you've had schools
48:34
Speaker 6: from around the country who are claiming they're going to
48:38
Speaker 6: boycott playing Texas Tech stop. I mean, most of the time,
48:42
Speaker 6: most of them don't even have Tech on their schedule.
48:44
Speaker 6: But they wouldn't, but they wontn't. And what's funny is
48:48
Speaker 6: some of these same schools, looking at you Athens, Georgia,
48:52
Speaker 6: are the schools who've been talking about, you know, the
48:54
Speaker 6: SEC breakaway and doing that kind of stuff.
48:57
Speaker 2: Stop. But because that's not gonna happen.
48:59
Speaker 6: This is what I find mind just truly I'm gonna
49:03
Speaker 6: say ironic and hypocritical. At the same time, these announced
49:07
Speaker 6: teams are gonna be calling a game. They're gonna some
49:09
Speaker 6: might be in support of Soresby, some of them are
49:11
Speaker 6: probably gonna be highly critical sores Be or Texattack in general.
49:14
Speaker 6: And then when they go to commercial or when they
49:16
Speaker 6: go to to a sideline, it's gonna be sponsored by
49:20
Speaker 6: Draft Kings or by fan duel because again, gamble sports
49:25
Speaker 6: betting has fully infiltrated the United States, and it's not
49:31
Speaker 6: to the detriment, but the problem is you have not
49:34
Speaker 6: put you obviously not put in the governance specific to
49:38
Speaker 6: this sport or let me say this level, because this
49:41
Speaker 6: isn't just gonna be college football. You're gonna you will
49:44
Speaker 6: see this across I mean across I would. I'm I
49:50
Speaker 6: promise you college basketball is probably gonna be even uglier
49:53
Speaker 6: if you really pull peel away the layers. I mean,
49:55
Speaker 6: we talked about that the last time we were here
49:57
Speaker 6: with Ford, with the fordum case. Uh and uh was
50:03
Speaker 6: the other one forget what the other one want?
50:05
Speaker 2: Uh?
50:06
Speaker 6: Again, the lower the lower levels of College of oh
50:09
Speaker 6: Atlin Christian That was the other one. But until the
50:13
Speaker 6: fact that you we said it, he who should shall
50:20
Speaker 6: remain the n cua A could have done one thing
50:24
Speaker 6: in the in the post nil era, and that is
50:27
Speaker 6: we will be we will be the safeguard against sports
50:32
Speaker 6: betting in this in this UH level of play college athletics.
50:39
Speaker 6: That will be our job. We can we can have
50:42
Speaker 6: relevance by doing that.
50:45
Speaker 2: And they punted well, and they and you went and
50:47
Speaker 2: you said it perfectly.
50:48
Speaker 8: And this is where I think it will all continue
50:51
Speaker 8: to go back to, is Yes, they've been punting on
50:55
Speaker 8: this for basically since the beginning of their exist but
51:00
Speaker 8: especially more as the television dollars kept coming in and
51:03
Speaker 8: what they were able to do off of the television
51:06
Speaker 8: dollars because what the what all of the other at
51:09
Speaker 8: least in the United States, I don't know how it
51:11
Speaker 8: works globally, but what all of the other leagues have
51:15
Speaker 8: that allows them to have that that antitrust documentation and
51:20
Speaker 8: exemptions from the They have collective bargaining agreements and every
51:25
Speaker 8: and that's what makes that that's what makes them have
51:27
Speaker 8: the teeth because the the players have agreed that they're
51:32
Speaker 8: going to give these leagues the authority to do the
51:35
Speaker 8: things that they're going to do, and so.
51:37
Speaker 2: That's why you can't.
51:38
Speaker 8: That's why you don't see anybody from that that that
51:41
Speaker 8: you can't sue the NFL if they suspend you.
51:44
Speaker 2: You get that you can go to obertration, which they've
51:46
Speaker 2: agreed in the collective bargain.
51:47
Speaker 8: Agreement, but you yeah, you can't go and sue in
51:50
Speaker 8: federal court the NFL if they suspend you for whatever
51:54
Speaker 8: the case may be, because.
51:55
Speaker 2: Sorry, y'all, y'all, y'all agreed to this, and so that's
51:58
Speaker 2: what you get to do.
51:59
Speaker 8: And the reason why none of this is at least
52:04
Speaker 8: right now, I won't say ever, because ever is a
52:05
Speaker 8: long time. But the reason why this is probably never
52:08
Speaker 8: going to come into into place with the NT double
52:11
Speaker 8: as because they don't want to collectively bargain with their Well,
52:14
Speaker 8: they've had a hard again talk about kicking the can.
52:17
Speaker 8: They've had a hard enough time getting to the point
52:19
Speaker 8: and being forced to share some of.
52:22
Speaker 6: The billions two.
52:25
Speaker 2: Person cool, but they've been forced to even do that
52:28
Speaker 2: and they still don't want to. They will, they will
52:32
Speaker 2: say they do, but they still don't want to.
52:34
Speaker 8: And until there is a collective bargained agreement between NC
52:40
Speaker 8: Double A athletes and the NC Double A. There is
52:43
Speaker 8: nothing that is going to happen because again, as I
52:46
Speaker 8: was talking about earlier, the other side of that is you.
52:49
Speaker 8: But it needs to happen because these schools don't. They
52:52
Speaker 8: only care about themselves and until there is a governing
52:56
Speaker 8: body with some kind of teeth that will keep everybody
52:59
Speaker 8: in line. And these are the things that are gonna
53:01
Speaker 8: continue to happen because you'll find a judge that'll say, hey, oh, absolutely, yeah,
53:06
Speaker 8: I know he better, but like you just said, for
53:08
Speaker 8: his well being, and that for his you can't take
53:12
Speaker 8: away from his well being to be a student athlete.
53:15
Speaker 8: That's what You'll find a judge that'll tell you that,
53:17
Speaker 8: or that he does need a fifteenth year of eligibility
53:20
Speaker 8: or and I know because we've taken advantage of it too,
53:24
Speaker 8: I understand, but I cannot. I cannot believe that you
53:28
Speaker 8: can be an you can go to the NBA and
53:31
Speaker 8: then come back and play in college basketball. You can
53:34
Speaker 8: you can play professional sports and then but they found
53:37
Speaker 8: judges that said sure.
53:38
Speaker 6: So two things. I love the fact that the judge
53:42
Speaker 6: effectively said for his well being, he has to play.
53:44
Speaker 6: You're basically saying he's not good enough to play in
53:47
Speaker 6: the NFL, so this is probably gonna be the most
53:48
Speaker 6: money he's gonna make in his career. So there's one. Two.
53:52
Speaker 6: Oh man, I'm blinking on one at the point I
53:54
Speaker 6: was gonna make out of that, But oh, the NFL.
53:58
Speaker 6: You brought up the NFL. This is why the NFL
54:01
Speaker 6: is not gonna create a minor league. They don't need
54:03
Speaker 6: it because if they create a minor league, they have
54:06
Speaker 6: to pay for it. Here, you have an entire apparatus
54:10
Speaker 6: of multiple divisions of college football, and none of it's
54:14
Speaker 6: collectively bargained, so you are not on the hook for
54:17
Speaker 6: any of it.
54:18
Speaker 8: Why did the G league not step up, like pick
54:20
Speaker 8: up the pace? NBA try to start they still it's
54:22
Speaker 8: still there, But why is it not picked up the pace?
54:24
Speaker 2: Why do they need it? Exactly? Especially now, why do
54:27
Speaker 2: they need.
54:27
Speaker 6: Why did Why did Major League Baseball contract its minor
54:30
Speaker 6: league because college baseball is uniform and now now those
54:33
Speaker 6: within IL, those players are making more money in college
54:35
Speaker 6: than they can in the minors.
54:37
Speaker 2: Why would you go to be a minor league player?
54:39
Speaker 6: Now, I mean, you're only doing it with that You're
54:43
Speaker 6: gonna get pull here, You're you're being called up to
54:45
Speaker 6: the show.
54:46
Speaker 8: We're gonna talk you break. When we come back after
54:48
Speaker 8: the top of the hour. We are gonna get into
54:52
Speaker 8: this NBA Final Series. And I have a cup over here.
54:57
Speaker 8: I am going to uh it is filled with Spurs
54:59
Speaker 8: fans tears right now because after that, Oh my god,
55:03
Speaker 8: it was glorious last night. Back after the top of
55:06
Speaker 8: the hour, you listen to Chip Iri Sports Talk taken
55:08
Speaker 8: over by Jason and Jared Sports Radio eleven fifty am.
55:10
Speaker 2: The Zone ninety s.
55:12
Speaker 7: Rass Valley Flooring and Design is ready, willing and more
55:16
Speaker 7: than able to help you. Whether it's a small project,
55:19
Speaker 7: or you're building a new home, or you own an
55:22
Speaker 7: entire apartment complex or office building. They do residential and
55:27
Speaker 7: commercial flooring, and I've got people on staff that can
55:31
Speaker 7: help you design and do what you want to do.
55:35
Speaker 7: Maybe you need some ideas, they can help you with that.
55:38
Speaker 7: They have over a million square feet of flooring in stock,
55:43
Speaker 7: which gives you lots of options, and that means they
55:47
Speaker 7: buy in bulk and pass the savings onto you, whether
55:50
Speaker 7: it's tile, wood, laminate, carpet. On the corner of Rock
55:54
Speaker 7: Prairie and Old Welburn Road, Brass Valley flooring and design
55:58
Speaker 7: where they're going to have the large selection at the
56:01
Speaker 7: best prices, and that's a promise.
56:04
Speaker 1: One above Pest Control Services represents over thirty years of
56:07
Speaker 1: pest control experience. Owner Dennis Fink is committed to providing
56:11
Speaker 1: the very best in customer service and satisfaction. Residential and
56:15
Speaker 1: commercial services include treating for termites, ants, roaches, spiders, fleas, ticks,
56:21
Speaker 1: and more. Dennis also offers inspections for potential home buyers
56:25
Speaker 1: as well as regularly scheduled visits. Go to one above
56:28
Speaker 1: Pest Control Services dot Com. One above pest Control truly
56:32
Speaker 1: is one above in service. Don't fire up the grill
56:36
Speaker 1: this summer without a couple of links of Slavatic Sausage.
56:39
Speaker 1: Since nineteen fifty seven, Slavatic Sausage and Snook has been
56:42
Speaker 1: making the best tasting sausage anywhere. Whether it's hickory smoked
56:45
Speaker 1: pork or beef links, spicy jalapeno and cheese hot links,
56:49
Speaker 1: summer sausage, or ham, Slavatics will make any outdoor party special.
56:53
Speaker 1: Be sure to check out the store in Snook for
56:54
Speaker 1: the freshest meats in baked goods, and don't forget to
56:57
Speaker 1: stop at the store in west On. I thirty five
57:00
Speaker 1: for the best ask for Slovakia sausage. Sausage experts since
57:03
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty seven.
57:05
Speaker 21: This is your home for Aggie football, basketball and baseball.
57:09
Speaker 21: The song eleven fifty AM and ninety three point seven FM.
57:34
Speaker 8: I mean, how I six is flowing pretty good right now,
57:37
Speaker 8: not like an interstate. I can't sing a love song
57:40
Speaker 8: on that one, for sure.
57:43
Speaker 6: I just I hear the song and I think summer
57:45
Speaker 6: of ninety four, Oh just washes.
57:48
Speaker 12: Over me.
57:51
Speaker 2: That Sunday after no word, stain the love.
58:00
Speaker 12: No.
58:03
Speaker 6: Rip Scott Whalan. Oh you're listening to Chip Howard Sports
58:08
Speaker 6: Talk on the Zone eleven fifty AM ninety three point
58:10
Speaker 6: seven FM, a Brian broadcasting station,