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University of Hypersensitivity · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any hill share your sucking. We hold
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  the world ransom for excuse me while I whip this out shore broadcasting live and
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  it led her to a jail. This this is the Sports Shock Ship with
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  Wayne Gandy. You Bill began me up? Can you win me down again?
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  You frank me down? Do? Comes comes to pet, it comes
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  to Mark? Is it just doing? I'm gonna do it again. I'm
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  gonna go on the way you began. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. Let
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  me listening to the Sports Shock Show. I'm the Sports Shock Wayne Candy.
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  Good morning to you out there and listening land. We are winding down the
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  month of February twenty twenty four, last Monday, we're running into leap Year.
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  Now. I'm an honest man, I don't really know how leap year
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  originated. So without googling it, maybe you out there, No, Big
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  Kenny will theorize and be wrong. Command Gie Greg will sneak and google,
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  and then he has that cunning ability to be able to sell it as though
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  he already knew. But the Sports Shock is just gonna be honest with you.
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  I don't really think about it much, but for you to haven't paying
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  attention this year. February comes with an extra day, so and I guess
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  those people celebrate their birthdays every four years, is how leapyear works, if
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  I remember correctly. So you know some people are just turning ten, but
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  they're forty, right, you know something some system like that that's like,
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  it's we're coming up with Tyrese Halliburton a lot because he was born in a
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  leap year. So he's really five. Okay, okay, okay, okay,
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  he's five, got you? So he shouldn't be driving or drinking?
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  Right? Oh okay? And something tells me he's doing both of those right.
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  I could have sworn him in the red light the other day in a
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  lambo we might need to exist, said actually said it on the tag,
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  right, Tyrese Hallenburg written out his tag got got. But the month of
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  February winding out Black History Month, a lot going on. Uh sports Shock
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  had a funeral too of ten to two this weekend, driving back from Florida,
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  was in that spring training traffic down in that Orlando corridor of I four
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  light. Nice long drive back ran into the traffic here for Atlanta Motor Speedway
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  with the race yesterday kind of drifting off my partner. He was in and
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  out of sleep most of the ride from the long night he had of drinking
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  and debauchery. So his co host his his his co pilot skills, skills
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  were down yesterday. But I expected it wasn't you know, you know your
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  personnel. It wasn't selling selling burger. You know your personality, you do
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  you know what a certain person STEFPHF going to figure out how to get to
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  the three point line. That's that's not questionable certain co pilots, you know,
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  you piloted by yourself basically. But you know, I was getting a
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  little early morning kind of that weave where you start, you know it in
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  the window for you that's ever driven, trying to catch some of that cool
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  cold win on your face. And then I was blessed with a text,
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  just blessed you know house. You know they say, you know, God
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  comes on time. I know we don't know what y'all celebrate out there in
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  the TP, but yeah, I got a text that gave me that energy,
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  yes for the last three hours, and it was provided by mister war
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  Ego himself, Cameron Newton. No, what woke me right up? Let
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  me read it. I've been trying to do his voice. Hey, good
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  morning. No it wasn't him, it was someone sent me the video of
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  him fighting and that up Cam Newton like strapping, yeah, in a brawl
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  at a seven on seven tournament here in the Atlanta area recently recently. Yeah,
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  I'm saying it was just like yesterday, yesterday, yesterday, I'm talking
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  about he was in the witch hat and everything. Well, he well he
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  has the locks pulled through the hat. For those that don't know, he
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  has like a couple of holes where he pulls the locks through the hat.
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  Uh So the hat did stay on different camera angles or recorded you see on
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  social media. We don't really know the breakdown of how some reports seem like
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  in some angles looked like Cam got attacked. Some articles of writing that Cam
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  was trying to break up a fight, but he was in the melee.
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  He was holding his own showing flashes of John Wick. For you out there
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  that don't know, Cam Newton is a big man. He stands about six
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  ' five two fifty five to six kind of cut up too, so whatever
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  your sensibilities of thinking, because he wears floral onesie vasace short sleeve shorts on
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  club, you know, because you know, sometimes you see that on a
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  guy and you be thinking, oh, I can try him. Oh and
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  now does that's not right? Comanche? He has wear he's wearing suspenders with
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  no shirt, and he's barefoot, and he's in Whole Foods like way in
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  the back, I'm a jumping I just that's me. And and then you
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  find out that he's a four hundred pounds venture Yeah, yeah, and now
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  I'm like brand. But Cam Newton in a in a little swabble they have
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  they have it listed as Cam fights all three cowardly attackers. Well, it's
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  written in a different a lot of different ways. Cam, I'm quite sure
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  whatever his next he has a podcast or his nets, visit the club,
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  Chasha, he will explain what happened. Uh. But you know, in
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  these situations, I think sometimes Cam Newton's vibe fine kind of invites people to
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  maybe think you can kind of step to him in that way. Some people's
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  vibe, some people's vibe make you feel like you stay out the way,
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  right. Some people, you know, Mike Tyson walked through the room,
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  don't look like a good option, right. But some people give off that
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  vibe like they're gonna be you can try them, they're gonna fight back.
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  Kevin Durant. You see a lot of the same guys where the fans can
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  antagonize them to get them and and it's some people that's just their nature.
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  It's not necessarily one of those things like oh they they just it's a trigger
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  to them. You can say that same thing the Kawhi Leonard, he doesn't
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  even turn his head. He just stay him. Tim Duncan them guys just
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  stay this way? You say certain things to somebody like a Russell Westbrook,
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  Kevin Durant, it seems to send them right to get him out of here
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  on a stage. So Pam gives that vibe of you can come over and
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  talk to him in any kind of way. It was interesting in watching the
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  video from the Ankles that I saw there was obviously a fight going on,
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  and then when the police showed up, they just sort of calmed them down,
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  like had it been a different athlete a Steph Curry, and you're putting
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  a two piece on him, handcuffs coming out, people getting slammed to the
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  ground. This is an NBA emergency, you know what I mean. Cam,
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  They just kind of all right, guys, Calm down, Calm now.
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  Your reputation precedes you. Yeah. Yeah, the cops can come,
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  the law enforcement, security can come and have in their mind maybe you did
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  start it. Yeah, you probably did. But you know a Stephen Jackson,
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  remember Steven Jackson in the NBA, He always gave that vibe that he
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  might have thrown the first punch. Matt Barne, we talked about him last
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  week being thrown out of the off the broadcast because of an incident he had
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  at a high school he has. He seems to be one of those trigger
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  guys that he might be okay saying something to you, but if you say
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  something back, now, we got to take it to the next level.
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  And you know, once you become part of that usual suspect, as you're
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  saying, Big Kenny, some people who really can protect themselves security covers because
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  their whole reputation comes off as though they can't. But then the guys that
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  come off where they'd love to run their miles. You know, I would
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  protect command, see commandchie greg I would maybe put the handcuffs on you,
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  big Kenny, because obviously you I don't know, you'd be like we go
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  back and exactly exactly. That's why you got the cups make decade. You
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  punched that eight year old, didn't you define punch? I'm saying now I
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  would think like mister big Ny punched me first. I'm saying mister mc n
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  would not like I drew back and like playing at my lead foot of nothing.
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  It was like a little jazz. So Cam Newton waking me up on
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  my drive back gave us something to start off the show with. We will
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  let this breathe a little bit because, as we're saying, there's different reports
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  from some angles that looked like Cam was doing what like kind of being the
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  referee. And then sometimes that does That's why some people don't break up fights
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  because you get pulled in you Sometimes they don't let you be Switzerland, where
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  you just get in there and spread your hands and let's stop this tomfoolery.
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  Shock? Wayne can't it big Kenny's in the building. Command you, Greg
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  is in the building. The bad producer is out. You know his boy
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  Cam Newton, He's probably somewhere was making some picket signs. Free Cam,
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  Free Cam Newton. That's his boy. Cam could could be actually guilty of
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  slapping some eight year olds and the bad producer with fine reason we see man
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  sometimes you know how eight year olds? Have you ever been around some eight
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  year old and you know how they can a lot of hiring and firing going
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  around NFL and college football after the season was over. Interesting that Eric by
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  Enemy who was at the Washington Commander's and I's just start right here because when
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  I read stories, I always like to throw out to people just something that
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  it seems like they bypass. And a lot of people are very interested in
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  why Eric b Enemy, who won championships with the Chiefs. A lot of
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  people thought that he would instantly become a head coach. He became the offensive
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  coordinator for the Washington Commanders last year. But I see a lot of articles,
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  read a lot of different clips of people questioning why he now will become
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  the UCLA offensive coordinator and not a college head coach or a NFL head coach,
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  and all I could say because I don't know Eric B Enemy, but
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  maybe it's not the program, college program. Maybe it's not the NFL teams.
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  Maybe it's just Eric B Enemy. Maybe the powers that be when they
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  interview him. I don't know the man. I do know there was it
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  didn't seem like he had the leadership hat on in Kansas City. I do
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  know last year with the Commanders there was a couple of articles where it seemed
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  like the offensive players on an average team didn't seem to align with how he
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  wanted them to perform or practice or whatever. It was some friction, but
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  it can be sometimes Big Kenny, maybe Greg that you know what, when
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  we bring you in, you just don't win us over interview, Well,
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  you just don't interview. How you doing not a thing? Yes, Hey,
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  you're doing this morning? Eric? Can we call you Eric? No?
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  Okay? Well how are things going? You called me? All right?
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  Thanks very much? And most likely and I'm I'm not saying that maybe,
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  but sometimes you have to start thinking why because you want to put it
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  on. We'll put it on everything from raised to economics to somebody else's bad
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  mouthing. We'll find other reasons other than maybe Eric, when he takes these
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  interviews he might not interview well, or maybe he thinks he should have more
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  authority then a team might be willing to give his right. What is a
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  writer? Yes, when artists form and stuff or what listen the things that
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  they want in the back right, Maybe his writer is just too long.
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  Like we were cool with the first seven things. Yeah, he had the
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  command just like I want some Kansas City chiefs colored eminems. And I don't
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  know, we will see. He might just be a great offensive coordinator and
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  don't have that. And I'm quite sure other people throughout coaching, you see
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  some guys that seem like they just stayed as career assistance and you wonder why,
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  And it could either they chose to stay there. I don't think Eric
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  is necessarily choosing as much as what people might be looking for in a head
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  guy. He's too full of himself. And that's what I'm saying. It
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  might not be an economic thing. It might be the other things that he
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  acting like he's already won. He's coming in here like he's Bill Belichick,
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  Phil Jackson kind of. I'm trying to know Eric, give us a minute.
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  Let us talk and then we'll get right back with you. Hey,
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  I don't think we should do it automatically. Look, man, this dude's
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  off the rails. Let's not. I don't know that's making my offensive coordinator
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  or something. I don't think we can do head coach. I just saw
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  that, and I kept seeing people and I'm like, well, put that
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  on your list too now as possibilities that it is not the NFL teams,
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  it's not the CoP's Maybe he his personality doesn't make people want to push in
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  on that. Eric, how does being head coach sound like three hundred and
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  fifty five million dollars a year? That's how it sound to Eric? You
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  had what were you about to say this? Starting about yesterday? That is,
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  as he chose not to stay with the Commanders for that to have been
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  out for a week or however long ago that the Commanders hired Dan Quinn.
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  I mean, normally I would see that when a team brings in a new
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  head coach, they want their own staff like coordinators, no matter how good
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  or bad they are are staying on. He's going to bring in his own
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  guys. So maybe that's a saving face kind of statement, but it's hard
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  to It has been hard to tell, like what what has it been about
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  him that he hasn't been hired. I've heard that he doesn't interview well,
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  or that he coaches the players too hard and he's too mean to them or
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  something like that. So it's still a mystery because we don't know what it
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  is. Like we feel like he has the resume to be a head coach
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  or at least to get an opportunity and just hasn't happened. And also I
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  don't know. That's why I say I don't know, Eric, I do
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  know. Not only are you interviewing for the job for who and what you
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  have done. Remember, especially in football, you are being hired for who
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  you can get to come coach with you as well. You have to give
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  this team kind of an idea of who you have as a because you have
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  to create your own staff a lot of times, unless you go to places
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  like there's a couple of maybe like Dallas is famously the Raiders Back in the
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  day under Al Davis, it was more you just come be the head coach.
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  I hire the rest of the coaches, but most as commanding. Craig
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  is alluding to you kind of Okay, if hypothetically we give you the job,
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  well who you got kind of in line for your coordinators? If running
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  back coach things like that, it's gonna be me Ghana. So that's all.
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  I just wanted to touch on that early on in the show because I
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  think Eric has been given some opportunities. Colorado wanted him to come a couple
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  of years ago to be the head coach they did, and he passed on
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  it to stay in the NFL, thinking he was going to go to something
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  else. So don't don't just slap it on. There hasn't been any opportunity.
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  It could be something he has walked by. And I didn't even know
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  that Comanche, the part that you said that it's kind of been out there
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  that he's a bad interviewer until you just said I didn't know that was even
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  in the in the wing. I've heard that a few times, but I
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  don't know how true that it is. Just it just seemed like something someone
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  says, but then no one like ads can verify or bay back up.
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  in the red Zo fertain you were a cab from meuse, I said,
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  Jesus, welcome back to this one shock shah, this one shock wing KNT
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  ant Lope Valley College. That's where it all go down, ant Lope Valley
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  Out and it's a private California school out in Antelope Valley. Manlope val You
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  heard of it? You know it, don't? I mean even saying,
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  well, I don't know what you're playing in they face the University of Antilope.
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  I don't know what you're playing in they face, you know? And
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  this is why I remember a couple of shows maybe late last year. I
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  was like, you know what, we got to apologize because we'll just make
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  up a college. We'll be like, oh, yeah, Michigan was playing
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  so and so and so and so and so and so. Yeah, And
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  now I'm starting to find out some of these places might exist. We haven't
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  been giving them credit. They got a whole they got a mascot and everything,
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  the University of Antelope Valley University, and that's what stood out. I
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  have to help them out by mentioning them because I know whoever is listening,
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  and the three guys on this panel all be lyne if they say they ever
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  have heard of this university. But the coach is trying to get some money.
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  He has a go fund me fundraising for the team so that the men's
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  and the women's basketball teams can make it out to the postseason tournaments. It
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  was announced earlier this year that the campus was closing and they were canceling all
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  sports, so they need Coach Jordan Massed, coach of the men's basketball team,
• 30:02
  said on Saturday that the men's and women teams have qualified to play in
• 30:07
  their conference tournaments, but have been told by school officials that the seasons will
• 30:12
  be canceled without outside help. So just for you people that have a couple
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  of dollars rallying in you. I would send it, but I don't have
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  a GoFundMe page. I send it to them. I'm so so glad I
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  turned down that scholarship offer a University of Analoe Valley because they recruited me.
• 30:33
  You know, they saw the skills and they was like, hey, man,
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  you want to And I was like, is that a real thing?
• 30:40
  University of a valley And they were like, yeah, it's the school.
• 30:42
  I'm like, no, it's not. But we are running into that now.
• 30:45
  This is like the third time in the calendar year we've come up with
• 30:49
  some schools that we really that's kind of oh Michigan blew out University of Antelope
• 30:56
  Valley and thinking that is a mythical school, just stowing it out there and
• 31:02
  it actually exists. Wait, well, I'm saying just because they showed up,
• 31:07
  don't really mean they're actually a school. How do you quality uniforms?
• 31:11
  Uniforms? And that a school? Seal Bishop Sycamore, Sycamore, I don't
• 31:18
  know if they had to seal allowed know what kind of animal they They didn't
• 31:22
  have a building, but in a little valley got a build. They have
• 31:25
  a building, but it's close. They're they're closing now. But it didn't
• 31:29
  exist. They did have one. It did exist, Dick Kenny, Bishop
• 31:33
  Sycamore did exist. Okay, all I'm saying. All I'm saying is you
• 31:41
  think that it would there would be a few more details ironed out before you
• 31:47
  open up a full whole university. Storming the court is come back in the
• 31:53
  picture. Over the last decade, colleges have tried to do their best to
• 32:01
  bring down sanctions and rules to minimize these moments. We've seen just as recently
• 32:09
  as last week when the LSU basketball team beat Alabama, they stormed. They
• 32:19
  were in Botton Rouge, they stormed the court. I want to say sec
• 32:23
  finding like one hundred thousand dollars for that infraction. The school gets penalized when
• 32:31
  the students rush the field or the court. A lot of this started back
• 32:37
  for football when the people started pulling down the goal post. They were just
• 32:45
  hang and yank on it, and it started becoming a fear that the goal
• 32:50
  post would fall things like that and hit people, fall on people. I
• 32:54
  think they even started and created the breakaway goal post or something where it was
• 33:00
  just and they pulled the pin it would fall easier. But this week wake
• 33:05
  Forest defeating Duke, and the wake Forest crowd running onto the court. One
• 33:13
  of the Duke star players, Philipowski, Kyle Philipowski, got caught in the
• 33:22
  traffic of the students and looks like the seven footer twisted his ankle. And
• 33:30
  this has brought this back to the acc the NCAA on how to handle this
• 33:38
  situation. Now, I've always felt like you threatening the school has nothing to
• 33:49
  do with the student. The student is not going to be oh man,
• 33:54
  they find our school one hundred grand students don't things happening to me? Why
• 34:01
  would I You know, you're thinking, oh no, you don't want to
• 34:05
  cost your college one hundred thousand dollars. I've been to front party bragging.
• 34:09
  It was me that costs the school one hundred thousand dollars. So in this
• 34:15
  situation, I would imagine that all you can do. You're not going to
• 34:21
  command you, greg, You're not going to put, like in hockey,
• 34:24
  some clear panels around the field, and all you could do is put I
• 34:30
  guess more security officers or some kind of way bracket the stands so that you
• 34:42
  can't just come down. But then you can't sell those high priced tickets.
• 34:46
  But the floor, how do you how do you stop the fans? Well,
• 34:51
  and I'm asking, if you really want to stop the fans, what
• 34:55
  is the problem with clear glass around the court or the field. They do
• 35:04
  it in hockey and they say it's to protect Well, well, that's just
• 35:07
  because the speed of the skating in the puck. Yeah, I know,
• 35:13
  if you hit the pucket to come off and hit the crowd, yeah I
• 35:16
  know. And and that will cost money. So that's gonna know, that's
• 35:21
  gonna cause injury. Yeah, maybe some life that hit somebody right, which
• 35:25
  which eventually costs money. And that's what. Now. I don't know what
• 35:30
  this gentleman's condition is today, but in watching the video, he looked not
• 35:36
  only to have twisted his ankle, but uh, someone kind of shouldered or
• 35:42
  elbowed him in the head. And if he's injured, if he's out for
• 35:47
  a season, if he's out for a game, that that's significant in sports.
• 35:52
  And if you really wanted to stop them, you would have something in
• 35:55
  place that completely prevented it. I don't think that adding seven or eight more
• 36:01
  officers is going to help. We're talking about tens of thousands of people rushing
• 36:07
  forward at one time. And the truth of the matter is it's legendary in
• 36:14
  sports programs that time we beat them and we rushed the field or we rush
• 36:20
  the court. So I don't think it'll ever stop. I just hope he
• 36:22
  gets better. Commagine what you got for a deterrent. There wouldn't need to
• 36:29
  be more security. You see with at least on the pro level, when
• 36:36
  there's a championship, they rope off the rope off the court and add security.
• 36:43
  I know that would they're going to look at that as well, that
• 36:45
  costs more money or you know, they don't have the manpower for that kind
• 36:50
  of thing on the college campus, but it would take something to that effect,
• 36:57
  or have security, like help the posing team off the courts as quickly
• 37:01
  as possible to protect them, because it's I think with them storming the court,
• 37:12
  then the players can't just like comfortably walk off the court. It's like
• 37:15
  they have to run off and I think if there was some protection in that
• 37:20
  regard that might help. Well. It'll be interesting to see how they can
• 37:23
  address it. I don't think money or increasing the find ever was the the
• 37:30
  solve, unless it was one of those things if we catch you on camera
• 37:35
  on the court and you attend wake Force, we're going to find you.
• 37:42
  It would have to be something like that, but it can't be one of
• 37:45
  those things where we're to find on the court, you know what I mean.
• 37:50
  Find Now, I wasn't the first person on the court, but hopefully
• 37:54
  kle will be okay for Duke and maybe it just a quick strain and it's
• 38:02
  nothing you can do because somebody has to be on the court, right,
• 38:06
  So one of those things, well, oh we'll put our start, but
• 38:08
  you still have to have until the buzzer rings. You have to have five
• 38:14
  people on the court, and the second it rings, they rush. So
• 38:16
  there's no all right, let us go stand over here, all right,
• 38:21
  zero go. It's it's almost inevitable. But that is the situation with wake
• 38:29
  Forward and Duke after that game, and we've seen it and it's I think
• 38:32
  it. It's easier to get football players off because of the padding and the
• 38:38
  helmet and there's typically a distance that you got to cover in football basketball you
• 38:46
  are really about five steps from hitting somebody on a on a basketball court.
• 38:53
  When we come back, though, we'll talk about the Pelicans trolling Stephen A.
• 38:58
  Smith. Donald Trump still got to talk about those four hundred dollars sneakers
• 39:02
  and KD getting a fan escorted out before the game. Oh like a date.
• 39:09
  We'll be back with more to Sports Jock Show right after this John Bowl
• 39:27
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  out there and listening, Land Command you Greg Big Kenny in the building.
• 42:17
  Atlanta star Tray Young tear in his finger, had finger surgery tear a ligament
• 42:25
  tear in his finger. He is expected to be out four weeks. The
• 42:31
  Hawks did when last night beating the Orlando Magic without Tray Young, but four
• 42:40
  weeks. Basically, the season is only about seven regular season. That's about
• 42:47
  seven weeks left, six weeks, kind of like that second week of April
• 42:53
  regular season end. So we're talking about whatever push the Hawks were going to
• 42:59
  make his to be tough without Trey Young, and we'll put them in that
• 43:04
  situation where when he does get back, they might have eight ten games where
• 43:10
  he can play. So let's see how that works without the star player of
• 43:15
  the Atlanta Hawks. We talked about the Phoenix Sun star Kevin Durant had a
• 43:21
  pre game exchange with two fans a couple of days ago when they were getting
• 43:27
  ready to play the Mavericks. As he came out for pre games, some
• 43:30
  choice words by some fans that were already in the arena, calling k D
• 43:38
  a choice word that he didn't like. He went back and talked to the
• 43:45
  fans, command you, Greg informed is doing the break, that KD as
• 43:50
  security and not to kick them out. And it could have been. Once
• 43:57
  he got over there, he saw that they were just genuine Maverick fans that
• 44:04
  were drunk. When I call it necessarily some kind of uh, the B
• 44:12
  word, the B word basketball player, Yeah, something like that. Hey
• 44:17
  KD, Katy KD. His name's not Katie, it's k D oh KD.
• 44:27
  Yeah, he could have got That's what I'm saying. It seems like
• 44:29
  because the picture I saw they both were holding twenty they steal drinking and hey,
• 44:35
  bro, listen, let me little something. Bro yep by crossover.
• 44:39
  I know you're a NBA I know, but my crossoverer. You asked somebody
• 44:45
  about it, and if they were sober and he ran over there, he
• 44:49
  probably asked them get him out of here. But they had on Maverick's jerseys,
• 44:52
  they had the twenty ounce beer in their hand, the faces were already
• 44:58
  flush red, and it looks like he just took all that into account like
• 45:02
  a good judge should and gave him a pass. I've always thought that way.
• 45:08
  You see me drunk, just let it slide. I've always felt that
• 45:14
  way. But you know, KD. He's a pioneer. He might not
• 45:19
  be much of a leader with his teammates in the locker room, but he's
• 45:22
  a pioneer in justice, I tell you that. So that is KD and
• 45:29
  dealing with the fans, and we've seen him this year years past. As
• 45:32
  we talked about early in the show, with someone like a KD, it
• 45:36
  seems to be a lot of times the usual suspects of that. In the
• 45:40
  NBA, it's the same three or four guys, which is usually Russell Westbrook,
• 45:47
  Kevin Durant, Chris Paul. He can be that way that the fan
• 45:54
  seems like they know they can push that anyone I'm missing. Lebron has his
• 46:00
  come and go. Some days he you know, whatever, your mama,
• 46:06
  But and then some days he's stop it, stop saying those things. They're
• 46:10
  hurtful. So I think sometimes that fans, knowing they can get you,
• 46:19
  go out of their way to get there early, just because you know,
• 46:22
  as soon as KD come by me, I'm gonna just say the B word,
• 46:25
  whatever the B word is that they have insulted him with last time,
• 46:29
  and that's going to if that only, if that keeps him from scoring four
• 46:34
  points out of the night, then I've done my job. I'll go viral.
• 46:38
  Then the camera will flash to me and he'll take the bait. It's
• 46:45
  like, like you said, usual suspects. We can do something to him,
• 46:49
  and he's nine out of ten times gonna take the bait. Yeah,
• 46:52
  you recognize those guys. Yeah, And it happens even in the world of
• 46:57
  the players, right a certain guy, you know, you can go out,
• 47:00
  you can get them caught up into conversation, you can get them talk
• 47:05
  caught up into and try to get that as a distraction. Some guys you
• 47:09
  can say that same stuff. They don't give you any recognition that you're even
• 47:14
  talking to them. They end up being like Robert Downey Jr. In Traffic
• 47:19
  Thunder you talking you well, I was just talking to whoever was listening.
• 47:25
  So that is KD in that incident right there where we're gonna move to.
• 47:32
  Now come cheek, Greg, I wanted to ask you do you think that
• 47:37
  do you think they should be policing trash talk? Didn't Nobody throw nothing to
• 47:42
  KD. Didn't nobody try and trip him, and nobody violate their seat space.
• 47:46
  I mean, we paid for these seats. We got the twenty ounce
• 47:50
  beers. You keep selling them. I'm gonna keep drinking them. And I'm
• 47:52
  talking trash. It's sports. Hey you're slow, Hey, you you're ugly.
• 48:00
  You know you know, and and and maybe I say a word that
• 48:02
  offends you, but it's trash talk. And now you can actually go get
• 48:07
  somebody to say, hey, man, I didn't like what he said.
• 48:10
  It's not like I didn't like what he did. He endangered us on the
• 48:15
  field of play. I don't like what he's saying, and he should be
• 48:21
  removed or she should be removed from this venue. The new athlete is hyper
• 48:30
  sensitive? Is that politically correct for soft? So they Yes, you can't
• 48:36
  say soft anymore because that's insulting. Bully and how you have to say it?
• 48:40
  You have hyper sensitive? Yes, bullying, that's bullying. Yes,
• 48:46
  that's bullying. So can I can I say? Can I say warm butter?
• 48:52
  Can I say warm butter? The modern athlete is warm butter? That
• 48:57
  sounds kind of nice. No, they're gonna in some kind of way that
• 49:01
  that's probably slang for saying it's for soft. But you said I couldn't say
• 49:09
  soft, So I'm going to say hyperitive, hyper sensitive. Well no hyper
• 49:15
  clinical, yes yet than if it's slang hyper soft. No, you can't
• 49:21
  use the word soft at all. I'm saying sensitive sounds like too much light
• 49:25
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• 52:37
  Caitlyn Clark of Iowa triple double yesterday, only scoring twenty four points with
• 52:45
  the triple double, fifteen rebounds, ten assists, just still doing her things.
• 52:52
  She's been kind of off her last two games, only scoring twenty four
• 52:55
  points in each of those contests. So slowing down here, and what's going
• 53:01
  on with Caitlyn with only her twenty's. It's some teams don't score twenty four.
• 53:07
  There are some teams that, like the University of the Valley, where's
• 53:12
  that we're university, They can't even get a squad on the court. And
• 53:17
  this woman shooting twenty four points by herself, and that's an off night.
• 53:22
  The pressure getting to it, you know, I know, I know it's
• 53:23
  hard. It's hard being twenty four points, fifteen rebounds, ten assists,
• 53:28
  you know, pressing getting to it. Let me I heard a statistic the
• 53:34
  John T. Murray for the Hawks. They shouted him out on another show
• 53:38
  this morning because he almost got a tripling. What have you had? One
• 53:45
  more assists? It's been a triple double. But he was close, and
• 53:50
  so that's how difficult that is. They're giving people props for getting close to
• 53:55
  doing it. Clark is close to passing Pistol Pepe where she would be just
• 54:00
  the number one score in college basketball completely. I think she might be thirty
• 54:08
  five points away from passing Kansas Lynette Woodard. We talked about that last week
• 54:15
  for the sensibilities of the bad producer who wanted to try not to give Caitlyn
• 54:23
  Clark her flowers by saying the NC double A and NC double A hasn't done
• 54:30
  anything. And people that keep reading writing those papers, that's what people do.
• 54:35
  They start counting things from when they take over something. That's what they're
• 54:40
  responsible for. If I take over Coca Cola today, I'm responsible for what
• 54:46
  Coca Cola does from today forward until you fire me, not for what they
• 54:52
  did yesterday. Y'all remember when we read it three now that wasn't you know
• 55:00
  I'm saying, but I'm here now, and so I'm kind of it's kind
• 55:01
  of like I did it. And that's what I Oh. The NCAA trying
• 55:06
  to know, they're not suppressing anything. They're saying when they started counting,
• 55:10
  right, this is how it worked. Isn't that just how? That's the
• 55:16
  most reasonable thing. When I got there, it was this way, and
• 55:23
  these are the improvements I made. I can't take credit for the improvements before
• 55:28
  me. I can't add that on. No, I didn't put the coffee
• 55:32
  maker in. That was put in two years before me. Why is that
• 55:36
  in your report? Like you the one put the coffee maker in. You
• 55:38
  didn't even have the job then, So we thought that why not diet coke?
• 55:47
  They do that with with college football stats, where it used to be
• 55:52
  the bull games don't those stats don't count, and now that and now they
• 55:58
  do so hypersensitive with like Barry Sanders that one year he would have had like
• 56:05
  three thousand yards rushing and in twelve games and it would have completely out of
• 56:08
  reach, but that bowl game didn't count. But now that bowl game and
• 56:14
  conference championships that does. It's just how they changed it correct, And it's
• 56:17
  one of the reasons why I tell you have to comparison is the wrong way
• 56:24
  to prove that someone is better or worse if they're not in the same era,
• 56:37
  right because everything once that era has passed and the rules have changed.
• 56:44
  Right. So a receiver in the sixties and the seventies, well, the
• 56:51
  defender could grab and hit and different. You know, the dB didn't have
• 56:57
  all these these rules, so he only got forty catches, but he had
• 57:02
  to work through nine people to catch the ball. Nowadays, one little bump
• 57:07
  is past in appearance, so you played different. So that's why I say,
• 57:12
  you know, that's what you can't compare Lebron and Jordan in a real
• 57:16
  way because they never played at the same time and the league changed, so
• 57:25
  you can hold it to a certainness like that. Some people they didn't have
• 57:29
  the three point shot, right, so they had to get their points a
• 57:34
  different way. So it's just a thing with Caitlyn Clark, she's about the
• 57:38
  pass and that woodard that doesn't dominions the net wood. She is just as
• 57:43
  great as she was because then you know, if I'm in that era I
• 57:49
  might sailor net woodard. Why well, she playing in arenas that didn't have
• 57:53
  air conditioner or lights or you know, only one light bulb play in the
• 58:00
  afternoon, or hyper sectivity playing the afternoon. Because by about four point thirty,
• 58:05
  so exactly, there's all kind of different ways of advantages of she had
• 58:10
  vice versa of each other. You know, Lynette wouldn't have been on TV
• 58:15
  to maybe have the whole world looking at her like Caitlin, right, their
• 58:20
  girls team had to work the concession stand exactly. So, but she's about
• 58:25
  thirty three thirty five points from passing her, which would be all times regardless
• 58:31
  of women, and then about sixty eighty points. But piece to Peek did
• 58:36
  whatever he did in so many fewer games that it almost like it looks fake.
• 58:46
  He did it in three years. Yeah, forty five, Yeah,
• 58:50
  it was a whole nother kind of he didn't like fifty less game. It
• 58:53
  was something stat where I was like, well, maybe I need to refresh
• 58:55
  the button because I know that it can't be the actual that Now, like
• 59:00
  Commander Greg, you're saying that that would have meant he was scoring forty five
• 59:05
  points a game, So that must be wrong because I don't. I don't
• 59:07
  remember that forty five point see it? So forty five points a game?
• 59:12
  No three point line? Hold on what's going on? Pistol pete. But
• 59:15
  we'll be back more to Sports Jock Show right after this Don't Go Away board
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  Big Kenny Kamanchi, Greg riding with me today we are winding down the month
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  of February. Black History Month is coming to a close, and I like
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  how it hasn't been overly thrown in your face. It's been gently this year
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  at least the things I've seen massage then like you know, more of a
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  add into the show, make the topics black history now smushing it in your
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  face, just serving it on a plate. Right today with the NBA,
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  we recognize the contribution of African Americans everywhere this Black History Month, and it's
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  not being cut the commercial McDonald's a Black History got an extra day this year,
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  leap. Can you peep the culture right? You see the difference.
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  I'm serious, it could be mean, but years before it was more like
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  that. This year has been where giving it that. I'll listen. It's
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  the difference between talking to someone and screaming at them. You're more like likely
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  to listen and absorb, not here. That's why I used to word listen.
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  Listen means that I'm taking in what you're saying. Hearing. I hear
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  you because my ears work, but I am not absorbing. Yeah, I've
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  been watching the NBA games. It's been nicely just giving you the fact instead
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  of the old way. Lows wants you to know that he support where black
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  history up who you put Like if you go into Target and they have the
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  black History shirts, cups, napkins at the front of the store, right
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  at the door, where would you put that? As far as if that's
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  too much or oh, that's just called capitalism. Yeah, because they do
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  that for whatever season. You tell them that area is just for whatever's hot
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  today. Because March is coming, you'll see that black history stuff right next
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  to Saint Patrick. I about to say, Irish stuff will be up there
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  next week. They'll be selling some Irish beer. Kiss me, I'm Irish
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  bro Oh god, Yeah, that's just capitalism right there. That has nothing
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  it, We're gonna be selling it right up front. And then as soon
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  That's they designated section. They got somebody they hired specifically to make sure
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  that section is always represented for the next thing, whatever that next thing is,
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  that's what that is. So EA Sports is introducing a new video game
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  this year, is they do every year, but this year on the college
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  level, they are offering each around eleven thousand college football players six hundred dollars
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  and a copy of the game free. Now, remember EA Sports has been
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  out in and out of court all the way back to Ed O'Bannon. I
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  think Ed O'Bannon and a couple of guys from the late nineties was suing them.
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  As you see the EA Sports machine behind you right there, they were
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  suing for copyright and when basically the same thing there are finally coming to an
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  idea of this is what Ed O'Bannon was kind of why we never got compensated
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  for the usage of our name or life life then. But the rules change,
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  as I said, and now EA Sports is so brilliant because this is
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  the tap agree generation. So there's probably eight or nine pages of agreement,
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  but nobody reads it. So they'll tap agree, they'll get their six hundred
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  dollars in their copy, but you can't get anything else after that. And
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  all of those Ed O'Bannon was looking for some sort of equal sharing type of
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  profit. This is an easy way out. You get a flat rate six
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  hundred dollars, You get a copy of a game, you can sign your
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  copy, you could sell it, you could do whatever you want to,
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  but don't come back in ten years talking about you cheated me. But if
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  you're on the game next year, because this year you're a sophomore, next
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  year you're a junior, you get another six hundred dollars. Yes, it
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  would be a year to year thing. You would have to sign up for
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  year to year. And it's the same thing as I was saying. If
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  you look at the video game behind, it's a EA Sports Madden behind Big
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  Kenny that says Players Inc. In the corner that's the Players Association, And
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  we all members of the NFL each year got part of our licensing check included
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  whatever EA Sports would pay that year per player that we all equally got.
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  Now you still can go out independently like someone like whoever's the next Shade or
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  Sanders or something, Travis Hunter, next year and make individual deals on top
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  of the six hundred dollars that maybe you'll do commercials, maybe you'll be on
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  the cover. But this is just kind of almost like up in a way
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  of thinking of it as a union. Their addressing this as they do the
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  NFL, and which comes up about eleven thousand, it's like six million dollars.
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  Yeah. Yeah, if say eleven thousand college football players, except that
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  the six hundred, it would come up, and you know they make a
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  lot more money, but it's a start. Yeah, yeah, you have
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  to look at that. It in this hole. You can't look at everybody's
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  getting a little piece of whatever that means that And this is the way I
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  wanted NIL to work, where there was something in place regardless of fame,
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  stardom, position, everybody got a dollar. Right now, we talk about
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  the four people on the team is getting paid, but the other eighty arn't.
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  In this scenario, everybody a starter or not. Everybody got who wants
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  to can get this six hundred dollars. And you hope that more of these
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  things if this stays around. As I keep telling everybody, we saw an
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  injunction by the judge out of Tennessee that's kind of putting a halt to the
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  nil for a second, because a lot of coaches, a lot of ads
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  are saying it's getting out a hand and basically, you're mixing pro sports into
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  college and the balance of college has disappeared. Part the component of education is
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  completely gone. It's completely gone. So if you remove that, what do
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  you have? I mean, and was hanging on by a thread even Yeah,
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  pro football, right, yeah, pro basketball it's a lesser than the
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  Pro pro. But you have an overtime elite, you have a semi pro
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  league, you have the UFL. Basically, yes, that's exactly what it
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  is, because that's what they're doing. They're paying players. Those players basically
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  can make money off of their image and likeness and they just don't go to
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  class. I mean, but whoever spoke about about the g p A.
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  What the last time we focused on? It's hectic though, it's hectic on
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  the class, you know. And I'm not saying and think about the sports,
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  jock, I'm not. I'm not being selfish saying it's hectic for me.
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  My presence make it hectic for you to learn because I'm such a distraction
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  when I'm around because everybody, all my fans, you know they be wanting
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  and not going to class. You're actually helping. Yeah, that's what I'm
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  saying. So your learning environment be less stressful if I just if I just
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  stayed Yeah, if I just stayed in my condo, who knew? So
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  I did for class? That's right. It come because I knew that it
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  would help you. But we will see how the chaos of this n I
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  l And I'm quite sure this injunction probably is not gonna last long. But
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  it's good to see people are recognizing that this is kind of getting out of
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  hand. We've heard coaches from basketball. Rick Patino was like, there needs
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  to be some kind of cap I think the NIL situation is probably what pushed
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  off the power broker Nick Saban out because it's just kind of wide open.
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  Different conversations I've had with different coaches in college has been just how there is
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  They have no idea of what's going on. I don't know because Big Kenny
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  He's a sophomore. Surely he's coming back. Yeah, Well, well about
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  that, Yeah, your team memory voted your team and if you gave the
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  trophy, right, hooked you up with the forward. Yeah, we had
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  to pick up truck right, right. But the guys who played, they've
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  got to deal with with Cadillac. So but you're all your all time leading
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  score, I know, I know. So I'm going to go somewhere else
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  and do it. And I'm going to go and try and break my record.
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  No, we remember, we were saying, you know, one more
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  year like that, we're gonna put a statue outside. Yeah, I know,
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  And but they said they put up a statue down. So but you
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  haven't even played there yet, I know. But it's I got to get
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  there for the pictures because they're going to take the picture to do the actual
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  statue. So and I got a Cadillac coming to three. I'll come back
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  and get it. But thanks. And that's how it really is, and
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  that's how it is now. So it's not the it's not the backup as
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  I tell people when I when I put it in a perspective, for him,
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  it was always at it might be there year or two and never got
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  on the field and got an opportunity to find another school to get to and
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  start. But rarely did the starter lead just to go across town. But
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  that's how the nil works. They have a Lamborghini deal, y'all. Y'all
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  it's a nice little deal. We'll be back with more to Sports Joke
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  now, oh, out of San Diego State. Bow Knicks from Oregon,
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  the quarterback twenty four years old and twenty four. Remember with COVID, people
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  like bow Knicks ended up with six because you had Originally they were just going
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  to make it one year. After it was over, they declare that if
• 1:17:11
  you played the COVID year, it didn't count and you got an extra year.
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  That's how the six come in. So you have your four that you
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  were allotted. You had the COVID year that if you played you just played
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  it. You had an extra year for the COVID and That's how six years
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  ended up for bold Knicks. Four at Auburn to at Oregon, and now
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  it's getting ready to be drafted. Probably could be a late first round pick
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  in their early second round pick. Show a lot of potential of being able,
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  and it made the right move. I was not mad. I thought
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  he I played with his dad, Patrick Nicks. Great move if you felt
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  like you were trying to get out of that Tim Tebow kind of frame,
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  right, But that's where bo Knicks. Bo Dix was like the modern day
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  Tim Tebow and needed to go somewhere where he could learn to throw show people
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  he could throw the ball. That's what Oregon did for Did it did for
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  him? Yes, Auburn just had him in that scramble mode you showing him
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  as a hard nose, feisty like tvo that could run the ball, make
• 1:18:28
  some plays, but had no polish of throwing the ball. So twenty four
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  years old definitely increased his stock by going to Oregon. Sally Jesse Rafael,
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  for you old timers, it's still around eighty nine years old. She was
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  one of the originators of reality Tall Journalabloyd Journalism, Yes, the daytime talk
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  show, that talk show, Yes, Sally Jesse Rafael eighty nine years.
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  Oh. Jaqem Noah is thirty nine years. Oh. I've always been interested
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  that he it's been out the league so long. Yeah, yeah for how
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  he started, I don't know. You know, he's been out in the
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  league. I know at least five six years. I was going to say
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  seven, but yeah, it's been a while, so you know, you
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  thought he had a little longer window to play in kind of like an Alhoffer
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  him in the Al I think went to Florida together. Yeah. I think
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  they're the same age. Oh yeah, close to it, because al Haffer
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  has been around like fifteen sixteen years of Florida. Fred van Vliek, the
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  shooting guard, is thirty. Chessea Chelsea Handler is forty nine again like three
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  years ago. Yeah, I remember too. When I put it down,
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  I was sitting there like, okay, this is one of those Hollywood things,
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  Yeah, where she's just forty nine when she turned fIF and she really
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  will be fifty five. But Chessea Handler forty nine years oh. Rashidah Jones,
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  the actress, daughter of Quincy Jones, forty eight years old. Is
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  Rashida Jones and a man who woke up today surprised. I always like to
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  point those guys out because we all need, you know, every once in
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  a while, we don't have a lot of right whoa the nature Bay Rick
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  Flair seventy five years old. He woke up surprise to be honest, to
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  be honest, but hello, hello, heldo on, come hold on,
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  You watched the If you watch his doc documentary, basically he is telling
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  you he was just trying to get the fifty. He wouldn't even that's all.
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  That's all I'm trying to get to. Y'ahll said, how Holiday seventy
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  seventy five. I've been dead for the last fourteen years. The nature Boy,
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  fly gat them where? Yeah, the kids stealing wheeling did Rolex where Big
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  Kenny We talked about the University of Analope Valley. Big Kenny has the University
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  because only water Lou I ever heard of, along with right now listen.
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  I know two reasons this sound made up. One because I brought you
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  the storage. That's the number one suspicion is that, and then Waterloo and
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  the Folian things. But this is an actual university in Canada, the University
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  of Waterloo. Water never heard of in Canada. But I never heard of
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  an alte. You never heard of Canada. No, I heard of Canada.
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  You know what I'm saying. You never heard of none of this stuff,
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  So we got to just assume it exists. It's Canada. Is something
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  you've heard of, right, and so this is inside of Canada, so
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  we don't really want to discredit Canada. The University of Waterloo has removed some
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  vending machine that had facial recognition technology installed in them. Wrongfully is not wrongfully
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  missed? Yes, I mean and the students were kind of like, why
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  is there facial recognition technology in the vending machine? And then what are you
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  doing with this information? And uh, I'm trying to figure out which kind
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  of snacks to keep in the in the vending machine. Well you could do
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  that by coming and b six which was Cheetos, is empty. They're like,
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  the only wayness I used to do it, B six was Cheetos.
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  It's empty like grcinos. But the mars Eminem's candy company is saying that they're
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  just like trying to get h demographic information to female. Right, that's what
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  I'm saying. If I can get if you tell me the school is this
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  percentage of gender and this percentage of this ansticity, right, then I know
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  how to stop the machine. Oh that's that's racist lossuits. So I'm in
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  Georgia Tech and my be the machine got a bunch of sachet noodles in it.
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  Oh no, we sewing. That's you state. You come over and
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  this swor Shock show. I'm the sparshock Wing Candy. Good morning to you.
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  To day All Day. Adrian Peterson, the Hall of Famer to be still
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  showing signs, so maybe early ct E speaking that he's still up for playing
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  football again. Now, not sure why all day, who should be about
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  twelve months from Hall of Fame conduction consideration. How long he's been retired because
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  he's not retired, but I think twenty played. I think it's three.
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  I think it's two. It might it might be too. I know he
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  played for the Seahawks and I think last Yeah, he last played for the
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  Seahawks and they were in the I know they played the Rams and they were
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  in that new stadium, so that might have been twies. Okay, we
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  have to be five years off of the field before you can be inducted into
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  the Hall of Fame. So all day you got two in let it,
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  Let it ride. Man, It's okay, all day, Adrian Peterson.
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  Unless there's something we would have to google to see what it is that you're
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  trying to get into. He might be a couple of yards short of something
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  and be one of those record be one of those people who just won't let
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  it go, whereas someone like a Barry Sanders you mentioned him earlier. Man,
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  I ain't got time for this. He just said he very if an
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  argue with you like eight yards from all time. If they don't catch me,
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  I ain't gonna get him because I'm heading. You just need to come
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  back from one game though, that's the problem. I ain't coming back for
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  normal game. There was a record that there's some of his items are being
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  sold, like his awards or jerseys without his permission, and some people are
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  saying that he's that he's broke now, that he blew through all the money.
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  So that's why he's considering playing again. Okay, well that'd be perfect
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  now that kind of stuff. I can't sit here and argue with him if
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  he thinks he can get out there and then get league minimum, especially if
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  a team picked him up. Remember with his advanced years, his minimum would
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  be about eight hundred grand or something, and then he can get back into
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  the commercials and all that. So if he's found himself on bad times,
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  that is a great ways. He's fifth all time. I mean, he's
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  three hundred yard behind Barry Sanders. But I don't think anyone's gonna like pass
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  him anytime soon. No, that's why I say, maybe somebody's in front
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  of him. He thinks that even if I just get about twenty thirty yards
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  a game. If I could get a season in, I could pass on
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  the list with a seventeen game season if I got twenty five yards a game,
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  right, and then I got twenty five yards. I mean, I'm
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  sure I got twenty five yards. Yeah, because remember he's not in his
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  last four or five years. He was very okay being the backup. Yes
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  he was, and getting whatever a little tough yardage he could get, so
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  it could be something where he could see himself passing someone easily, and a
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  lot it's hard for a lot of people. That's what fascinated That's why I
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  used Barry Sanders. It was fascinating that he walked away. He walked away
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  being so close because most times when people were sitting on him that close to
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  a record, they have more of a why not, Yeah, you know
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  we've seen we can. You need to tell three more jokes. Okay,
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  I'm gonna do seven jokes just to show y'all it's real. But it's four
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  am in your ninety six. Hold on, I wanted to talk about the
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  because you said being broke for Adrian Peterson, and I don't know his financial
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  situation. I was as I was coming back up the road, I was
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  reading about Scottie Pippen and the No Bulls tour and how people are criticizing and
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  trying to make it seem like Scottie Pippen, Luke Lonely and Churs Grant had
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  no right to have come to some kind of way of monetarizing their side.
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  Yeah, that's important of what was said and monetarizing. Maybe they didn't get
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  anything out of the last dance. I don't. I don't know how and
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  who got paid, but I do know why wouldn't I be able to go
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  do something? You started it right right? The last dance was where viral
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  or selfer got all this money, got virus and everybody wanted to watch it.
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  I got shy. Wouldn't I come up with some of the friends that
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  started and be like, hey man, we go they saying they willing to
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  pay us X amount of dollars because we got six hundred dollars and a copy
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  of the last dance that was it. Yeah. I couldn't see why it
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  was wrong for Scotty and those guys that maybe want to set their side.
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  That doesn't mean that they are going on tour to necessarily bash Michael Jordan's or
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  anybody. No, we just hey, I know y'all saw the last dance.
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  I was on that team. You probably don't remember me, and then
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  tell their side. It doesn't always have to be discrediting or bashing Michael Jordan,
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  even if it's a bad thing people say it like as far as like
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  from Scottie Pippens's perspective, specifically, that is to bash Michael Jordan, especially
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  with the book that he just came out with. That's how it's that how
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  how is how it looks on the surface. But what's the book called.
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  It's called Unguarded Michael Jordan's book or Scotottie Pippens book. And it had things
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  where he talked about Michael. Yes, okay, is he what he's saying
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  about Michael bashing or he's just telling his side of the story and things about
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  Michael that you didn't know both. Okay, give us an example of bashing.
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  Well, you tell him that he says that he was like a bad
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  teammate or he's one of the worst, most selfish players he ever played with.
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  And but is that bashing or is that the truth? To him?
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  It's the truth. I can only make him at his word. That's how
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  he feels as I can want it. I'm saying that doesn't removed that Michael
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  Jordan is still the greatest player to play, right. He just wasn't a
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  good teammate. Remember last week when I was saying, some people are leaders
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  and some people are just being followed because the other people are scared. And
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  then Big Kenny was like he felt like Michael Jordan was and Kobe were the
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  guys that guys followed more out of fear than that they were leaders. So
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  it's the thing that I think Scotty gets to tell his story. I think
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  Scotty gets to sit there, good or bad, and explain, since you
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  brought it back up, why he didn't go in the game, and maybe
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  you will be surprised, maybe he will own it. Like I was immature,
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  I was, you know, feeling myself. I did have regret that
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  I didn't do it, you know, but in the last dance it was
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  painted this way, but nobody gave me an opportunity to ever come back and
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  realize. By the time I got to my car, I told myself,
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  man, you know you don't messed up right, right, You sure should
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  have not done it. Should I tried to call him. I tried to
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  call him. He knew it was me, you know, so you know,
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  so I just didn't get that. If I could see that, if
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  they just went on this tour without the last dance kind of thing in the
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  air, I could see the criticism. But big Kenny, since you brought
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  it up, right you, I thought we was gonna be I thought we
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  were just gonna leave. But since you want to go back, and you
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  brought up Southern miss and so here it is. Don't be mad that your
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  wife now now now she know everything. Old, No, man, you
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  ain't have to do it. You know what brought it up. Remember you
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  wrote the book, you had the little document call Golden Eagle Fly, and
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  now and now you talking about you should have kept for this and trying to
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  make it seem like I was the only one right doing it, that was
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  doing it, and skipped over the part where you had just did it.
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  And now we got a whole new documentary, right and so yeah, remember
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  the girl you paid? Hey, that was that wasn't then my documentary.
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  See that's the problem with these licensed documents. That's that's all I was saying.
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  Command you that whoever the powers that be, whether it's Michael Jordan and
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  Last Dance people. You opened this up and we see that people are very
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  interested. And we got these promoters who have come here and we don't know
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  that Horace Grant or Scottie Pippen have their financial situations. Yeah, Luke lonely,
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  he might have been over there and back in Australia buying up too many
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  surfboards. I mean, and even if something somebody somebody, hey man,
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  we got eight dates for five million dollars, can you make them? I
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  mean, And even if you're financially straight, eight days in Australia and five
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  million dollars, why not get away from the house, you know what I
• 1:37:15
  mean, work on my tan. It was something that my mother in law
• 1:37:18
  was saying about something. But I'll figure that out when I get back,
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  you know what I mean. Man Like with Luke Lungley, he wasn't in
• 1:37:26
  the Last Dance, but in Australia he's kind of he's a national hero.
• 1:37:30
  He's one of the first Australian players. Correct, That's what I'm saying.
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  So this is a man. But if he was on that team he saw
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  the last dance, people probably been questioning, hey man, why you wasn't
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  on the last dance. I was on the side of the story. I
• 1:37:45
  was on the Last Dance Part two, so I didn't. I just didn't
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  see. I do see. Maybe if these three guys got together and just
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  decided to bring this stuff back up, I don't see what's wrong with them
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  capitalizing on that you brought this up. We'll be back more to Sportstock Show
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  sports jain't I'll sing even Jenny, welcome back to this what shock John?
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  This what shock wing kind Stephen A. Smith, one of the biggest names
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  in sports reporting, UH, had some choice words about Zion Williamson UH,
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  the star power forward for the New Orleans Pelicans last week UH, where he
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  went in about really the only thing important to Zion is Hamburgers really going in
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  about Zion and his weight, criticizing him. But the Pelicans as a team
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  decided to go back at Stephen a going back to his days at was It
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  Wisdom Sailing State and showing that he averaged one point one and a half points
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  a game. Wait, now that sounded like I showed the University of the
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  Valley in a low valley university. Does sound like that's statistic and this is
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  one of those things. And Stephen, they tried to come back that,
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  oh, well I hurt my knee and that my career. Well, first
• 1:42:30
  of all, you were at no discredit, but obviously your talent was only
• 1:42:36
  D two level two. If that's where you were. As I said,
• 1:42:43
  there's no knock. Plenty of people have found themselves at one level and made
• 1:42:47
  themselves into some of the greatest players ever to play. But that's all your
• 1:42:51
  talent got. And then these guys showed it you only and I think it
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  was the ninety ninety one season something like that, you average one point five
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  points a game. Go ahead. It was actually what he always comes back
• 1:43:06
  with is it was actually zero, Like he didn't play because of his knee
• 1:43:11
  injury, and then he didn't play, So basically as the players and then
• 1:43:15
  as players, because people never really seem to want to accept how players view
• 1:43:26
  commentators right, They want to skip over that, like the player's view of
• 1:43:30
  the commentator. He's supposed to be able to call me fat and not just
• 1:43:33
  go go serve that's unfair. Well, I might Well, player is always
• 1:43:39
  going to want to know what you do, what it is, what qualifies
• 1:43:45
  you to assess me? That's what a player wants to know. What qualifies
• 1:43:56
  you to assess me and evaluate me correct? Who are you to tell me
• 1:44:06
  how many points I should be scoring? And that's the part where Stephen A.
• 1:44:15
  Smith in his career has been able to do the Barry Sanders. He's
• 1:44:20
  been able to get away and dodge that. What is your credential? We
• 1:44:25
  know what Shay Shay's credential is, Channon Shark. We know what JJ Reddick,
• 1:44:31
  whether you like JJ Reddick or not, what you thought of JJ Reddick
• 1:44:35
  put in twelve, thirteen, fourteen years on the court, whether you thought
• 1:44:41
  he deserved it or not, he was out there. He was a superstar
• 1:44:44
  duke player. But what are your credentials of criticism, Well, were you
• 1:44:53
  the head coach? You paid? I didn't have to coach. I played,
• 1:44:58
  thank you, and I scored forward one and a half points for the
• 1:45:03
  season. Oh and with some sandem state kind I kind of scored because I
• 1:45:10
  didn't really play. But well, did you coach like Mike Tomlin sort of?
• 1:45:17
  Well, I said some stuff like a coach. So and that's where
• 1:45:26
  player, That's where guys like when you be trying to figure out why,
• 1:45:29
  like somebody like a Kevin Durant has always had this kind of riff with someone
• 1:45:34
  like a stephen A Because in the world of athletics, we are looking for
• 1:45:41
  credentials. Other places I can't speak for and I'm not saying you have to
• 1:45:48
  be Hall of Fame, but you have to have reached the level. Each
• 1:45:55
  level has to go up. So if you had never been in the pros,
• 1:46:02
  how would you be evaluating me. One of the listeners, Chris Michael,
• 1:46:08
  says that stephen A. Smith's greatest basketball knowledge is he played for Big
• 1:46:12
  House games? Is that games or games games games Big House? Right?
• 1:46:16
  That was the coach that same which is a story coach, very well respected.
• 1:46:25
  But I mean that in coach games. No can tell Zion fat boy
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  that he is that. Yes, lay off the cheese, That's what I'm
• 1:46:36
  saying. You did you coach? Did you did you go g M?
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  Were you the head of player personnel? No? But like we're in the
• 1:46:46
  world, when we're in the sports world, were you doing oh you was
• 1:46:50
  head scout? No? No, no, but I did coin the phrase
• 1:46:55
  but lebraun but love broad Nobody says it better than me, but love broad
• 1:47:04
  see and now I'm Stephen, they don't hate it. And all I can
• 1:47:09
  say because I try to find examples where people, Uh, there is your
• 1:47:15
  uncle Bob, who's a mechanic, telling you your son is great basketball.
• 1:47:26
  And then there's Michael Jordan walking by you telling you, hey, that boy,
• 1:47:31
  Hey, sir, is that your son? Yeah, that's that's my
• 1:47:34
  boy. You're a bad boy. And my uncle told me that uncle already
• 1:47:43
  put in which one of them? Two are you holding? Uh? Michael
• 1:47:48
  Jordans, I'm sure would make me go. Look now it ain't like don't
• 1:47:51
  know what he's talking about, but maybe we ought to hold off on track
• 1:47:57
  and field and you just play some bas basketball? Why we play basketball this
• 1:48:01
  year? Just this year? Right? And he's the same with someone of
• 1:48:06
  your industry recognition. Yes, it's gonna hold more weight if you're a chef.
• 1:48:13
  Other chef's opinion, Mannings would carry more than just the regular customer.
• 1:48:20
  And now let me ask you this, knowing Stephen A. Smith and how
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  he presents himself, do you think sometimes he does this stuff to get this
• 1:48:29
  kind of visibility in social media and across these media platforms, because I mean,
• 1:48:38
  you know your credentials before you start going to somebody like a Zion And
• 1:48:42
  maybe you think it's gonna be easy because other people are frustrated with him too.
• 1:48:47
  But you know you're talking about this team defending their teammate. Yeah,
• 1:48:54
  the team I'm talking about the Pelican team showing him. He probably thought it
• 1:48:58
  was gonna be suing as much you might be talking to the people that make
• 1:49:01
  you money, the public. We value what you're saying at zero enzioned by
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  Wright has identified himself publicly as one of twelve anonymous plaintiffs who have accused a
• 1:52:25
  former high school athletic trainer of sexually assaulting them while they were miners attending a
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  thirty six year old one of six former Colton High School football players who originally
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  So twelve plaintiffs are now to start off as a six, it's twelve.
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  They are saying that Tiffany, who was the daughter of the head football
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  Where Tiffany Strauss Gordon I was like twenty one, twenty two years old,
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• 1:53:45
  started when he was a sophomore, carried on for three years. Now,
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  only thing out of the story, I can't say he would know two things
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  I always wish in these cases because the person says they come forward because they
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  don't want anyone else to go down that road. Well, I wish you
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  would have done this years ago. Now, hey, it's easy to say
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  that when you're not the person, but you just wish the person had the
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  courage years ago, because now that's been an eighteen year gap between when you
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  graduated high school until now for that predator to continue and now what they're doing.
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  You know, but I'm not saying he should because you have to deal
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  with how that worked in your life. You just wish that person, at
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  any point in eighteen years that came forward to stop it. And the second
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  is the part where they sue the school district. I think the school district
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  and companies get on the hook for things that if you didn't make me aware
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  of it, how was I supposed to take care of it? And and
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  you participated? Right now, this is not and and this is the and
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  that don't mean to malign or diminish the impact of acts like this on the
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  people who are victimized bisexual assault. But there was probably a time when some
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  of these alleged victims bragged about having the coach's older daughter and she trains us,
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  and she really trains us. And we laugh about it now, but
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  then we go on a little further down the line and we see where the
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  wording of the law could make it possible for us to benefit financially by suing
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  the school district, because I wonder is she even there now? Is there's
• 1:55:42
  no statute of limitations on this, so it just seems quite questionable that it
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  would come up all of these years later, and that there would be so
• 1:55:51
  many It's like they went and found or did they seek him out and say,
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  hey, man, do the right thing and add your name to the
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  list. Well, you know, and maybe he found courage in the other
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  guys coming forward about it. That's why I said, you just would hope
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  whoever would come out a little sooner so that that predator does not continue to
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  have time to do it to others. And I just know sometimes they say,
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  oh, we're going to school, sue the school, and it's like,
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  but if you didn't tell the school, the school is responsible. Once
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  you tell them that this is going on, that's the only way that they
• 1:56:30
  would, you know, to jump in, because otherwise, other than that,
• 1:56:34
  they didn't know anything. A lot of times, so Donald Trump has
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  a sneaker. Command you, Greg big Kinney. He says that it's like
• 1:56:44
  a four hundred dollars goal sneaker, right, and you said it's different names
• 1:56:51
  to the shoe. It has an American it's gold, It has an American
• 1:56:55
  flag on the heel of it. If it was it Donald Trump's shoe.
• 1:57:03
  Do you like the shoe enough to wear it? But it's better than this
• 1:57:06
  Steph Curry. No, I mean, but you know, black folks wear
• 1:57:12
  some crazy stuff, so I think that it would fly anywhere else. Why
• 1:57:15
  did you say black folks because I've seen them wear some odd sneakers. Okay
• 1:57:23
  I don't, but so white folks don't wear odd sneakers. Now, they
• 1:57:28
  wear sneakers that nobody knows about. They just put on the sneaker brands that
• 1:57:33
  no one's really familiar with. But they might be a good sneaker. But
• 1:57:36
  I'm saying a goal sneaker, a metallic goal sneaker with an American flag on
• 1:57:45
  it is a little much for anybody. Uh, Gramanche, did you see
• 1:57:48
  the shoe? Uh kind of high? Well? Can you remove because it's
• 1:57:55
  Donald Trump? So of course, Well, I have some gold. I
• 1:57:57
  have some gold ewings. I bring them over here year I and you're brave
• 1:58:05
  for even being willing. It's not surprising that the shoes are gold. Well,
• 1:58:10
  when I first saw them, the first thing I thought was these look
• 1:58:13
  like the gold pat ewings now I have in my closet. In the coverage
• 1:58:16
  of this shoe, they have shown other shoes that are similar to this.
• 1:58:20
  Do you think he'll face some sort of copyright infringement because this isn't new.
• 1:58:26
  This design is nothing, That's what I'm saying. I've seen shoes that look
• 1:58:30
  like this or worse. So do you think that he just went saw someone's
• 1:58:33
  design and thought nobody will confront me. I'm Donald Trump, and now he's
• 1:58:38
  trying to sell them like that? And so do you think that maybe another
• 1:58:42
  sneaker brand will come and say something about it. No, because the shoe
• 1:58:45
  looks like a typical high top shoe that everybody makes, Okay, so there
• 1:58:50
  is no uniqueness to it. Well, I love the American flag on the
• 1:58:56
  top heel of the shoe. I like the T on the side of the
• 1:59:01
  shoe. It's a hot shoe. Now it's gold my flare of it.
• 1:59:10
  No, but I could see a lot of people buying this shoe if it
• 1:59:14
  had a Nike sign on it. And that's the part I'm looking at.
• 1:59:18
  It's getting hated on because it's Trump shoe or maybe what he said to introduce
• 1:59:24
  the shoe. But I'm looking at the shoe and I see multiple people at
• 1:59:29
  the game wearing this shoe. If I went to a basketball game and if
• 1:59:34
  it didn't say Trump, if it said Louis, if that tea was an
• 1:59:41
  l V or vasace and it would fly off the ship. It looked like
• 1:59:45
  it would fly off the shelf, even with the American flag on the back
• 1:59:48
  of it. He's got a couple of other pairs that He's got a red
• 1:59:51
  pair, not the same style. He's got a red pair and a white
• 1:59:58
  pair with the with the tea on it. Because I've been looking for those
• 2:00:00
  old school mid eighties, uh white red and gold Adidas high top. They
• 2:00:11
  made'em in three different colors. There was white, red and gold,
• 2:00:14
  there was black, silver and white, and there was a baby blue silver
• 2:00:20
  and white. It was an addition. They will not make the shoe again.
• 2:00:25
  I have no idea why, and it reminded me of that shoe.
• 2:00:30
  But I'll bring the ewings and let y'all see'em. I've never worn'em.
• 2:00:33
  I think they were given to me by the Hawks or something, back
• 2:00:36
  when I first became a pat Ewings. I even when I get to the
• 2:00:42
  house, I'll send y'all a picture of'em. Do that? Do that?
• 2:00:45
  Yeah? And we are. I knows the truth is he will throw
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  YO to the ocean. It's time to rap things. So on the Sports
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  I hate to do this again, but I hate hypocrisy. I just
• 2:01:49
  hated today. It might be my top three things. I just be you.
• 2:01:54
  I'm not against you being you. Just don't be a hypocrite. Did
• 2:01:59
  you really old Malcolm Dandridge out of the game from Memphis the other day?
• 2:02:04
  Do the eligibility are you joking? People don't go to what do you eligibility?
• 2:02:15
  Y'all are investigating his eligibility. What did he go to the Supermax out
• 2:02:20
  in Colorado? What happened? Because other than that, unless she was saying,
• 2:02:26
  he down in that dungeon in the sale next to L Choppo, we
• 2:02:29
  don't do school eligibility. Don't well L Choppo missed pre col too. I
• 2:02:35
  mean, so class, Come on now, don't be a hypocrite. Now,
• 2:02:41
  ain't nobody went to class? Were going, we were gonna go.
• 2:02:45
  Andrewese was in Dubai and liiving Nun wasn't even on the planet. She had
• 2:02:51
  went to the moon with Elon Musk. But they coming back to class.
• 2:02:58
  It was a secretous class. I'm on n clea, don't be hypocrites.
• 2:03:01
  Now nobody's doing school anymore. They're doing nil and commercials, billboards. You
• 2:03:11
  can't say you held this man out of a game because you was investigating his
• 2:03:14
  eligibility. I have no clue, but throw them in the ocean. We
• 2:03:18
  don't even do school no more. We don't do background checks. What's going
• 2:03:23
  on. It's a serious investigation. We had some twenty eight year old quarterbacks,
• 2:03:31
  so it couldn't have been dam We went out to his lake house to
• 2:03:35
  talk to him about it. We hope you have a great day as it
• 2:03:42
  continues. VIC Kenny command you Greg. Peace.