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Take the Money and Go Home · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any hill series, sup, and we
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  hold the world ransom for excuse me while I whipped this out broadcasting live and
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  it led her to a joy. This this is the sports shot ship with
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  Wayne Dandy. You may vegan. Show that comes comes and it comes a
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  mon isn't just I'm a doing Yeah, I'm gonna go on the way you
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  made Bill Vegan. Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. You're listening to the spoy
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  Shock Show. I'm the sport Shock Wayne Gandee whoaoro tied something like that went
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  down on Saturday. Look, look, look, look mc kenny, don't
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  say that. Command you, Greg, don't say something. Don't say nothing
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  either. Let me get my thirty seconds in sports Shock will be doing something
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  that he typically can never be accused by the human race of doing in his
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  life. Today. I will be deflecting a lot. I will put you
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  deflecting all conversation dealing with the iron bowl. I will be deflecting. I
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  will not be addressing commandchie Greg. We won't be anyone on like a charot
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  on the computer, any of your tired friends, anybody from the South,
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  how about just I'm going to be deflecting I was at the game. Yes,
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  I was stunned like the other ninety thousand people in the stadium to silence.
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  It did take me about eight to nine minutes to believe that the guy
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  touched the ball. I didn't want to believe it. I thought maybe we
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  should get another set of downs. I thought it was unfair to Auburn to
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  let Alabama win like that. I really thought that the referees should have magically
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  said that play didn't count. I guess that was part of the quick grieving
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  part where for the five thousand games I played in, I finally found one
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  of those Buffalo wild Wing scenarios you know in the Buffalo wild Wing commercial where
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  the guy goes and pays the bartender to call some kind of accident to make
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  the player back. I was dearly and thoroughly at my end. Had my
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  great friend, the Hall of Famer Isaac Bruce there with me. You know,
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  we it flew into town and we were sure with our presence on the
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  sideline. I stood in the coal and you haven't committed yourself to where you've
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  brought the wrong top and the weather start getting club. You haven't committed until
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  you realize I bought the thin thinking the sun. I forgot about the stadium.
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  Sometimes, you know, you be caught up in a lot of things
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  and you forget that the sun was setting. And once the sun set to
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  the back of the stadium, temperature dropped about ten degrees. And you know,
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  I was still committed, still committed. I stood there and I witnessed
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  it, just like the other ninety thousand Auburn fans, and it just it
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  was part of I've wanted a uniform, to just see how it went from
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  the sound of a jet engine to the true silence of being the only person
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  on the planet. The decimeter of sound. It dropped that quick in that
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  one place silence. It's like the whole city went silent. There was no
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  noise. I'm talking about even the eagle stopped crowing, the big eagle we
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  got. Even it was over there crying. Now I think it was more
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  hungry, but it was crying. Though. Now I did not get around
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  to the Caleb Williams tears. No, my mom was at the place,
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  but she was outside the stadium, so I couldn't run. And at her
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  age, her advanced age, she can't comfort me. You can't put me
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  in the feeder. Position. But I just want to make sure I got
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  it all out in the beginning, as you have seen. I'm talking about
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  it now because I was. You know the rest of the show. When
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  you guys try to pull me back into it, I would have said my
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  peace about the Iron Bowl the Tide Road on a fourth and thirty one in
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  a defense that I've never seen. Everybody's trying to explain this defense. It
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  wasn't a prevent. Nobody rushed the quarterback. I've never seen a play where
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  there was nobody. Those guys just took a step and started, I guess
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  trying to keep him from running. I don't know what it was. But
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  Isaiah Bond, young man that I've called at least four or five of his
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  high school games for Beaufort. He plays for Bama. He was the young
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  kid that caught the ball. The Beaufort Wolves did loo, so that was
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  good for them. I'm upset with them. They lost last week in the
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  playoffs, so that's just good karma. Isaiah. You don't get to win
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  both. You don't get your old high school to win. Am I being
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  petty? Yah? You've been being little head? I thought Wu Tang was
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  for the kids. Wu tang for the kids you wish, you wish bad
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  on on students that are just now. Ain't got nothing to do with,
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  Ain't got nothing to do with all Burner Alabama. They this boy said he
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  going to Tennessee and you you glad they lost in the championship. So but
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  a great game, iron bow for the wow. I mean it was a
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  play fourth and thirty, basically fourth in goal from the thirty one and Jaylen
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  milroll throws to the back of the end zone to Isaiah Bond. A lot
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  of things could happen on that play, but I don't like to get into
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  that lot of this. I would say this from the standpoint of I was
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  very surprised that the dB, the cornerback that was got guarding Isaiah Bond,
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  didn't just pull him down because all it would have done would have made it
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  fourth and they had to run another play. It would have been a pilloy
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  that gave him fifteen yards. But at least it was really one of those
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  scenario where you can take the penalty, right. I don't care what if
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  we got to line this up nine hundred times, just keep taking the penalty,
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  don't just don't let him his pass interference would have been a great thing,
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  right there, comanchie Mobby, I'm okay, line it back up if
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  you look like you're about to catch it again, Mobby, I mean mobbed
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  them until it's fourth and goal at the one. Just let him keep moving
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  the ball up, but do not let him catch that ball. But a
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  magical play. And that's the thing about the Iron Bowl when we talk about
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  it, even in the It's one of those games, like a lot of
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  rivalry games, where you do don't listen to Vegas because Vegas is just going
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  on some analytics spreadsheet. It's something about those games, the familiarity not just
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  with the two teams, but those teams are typically made up with a majority
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  of the players from that same state. Those people have competed against each oder
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  throughout their high school careers and they really have some some and it was a
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  great game. So I'll give it to the Tide. Sorry about that.
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  Armn. You are six and six, so you'll get to go to some
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  kind of hot Cheeto Bowls are probably on the seventeenth of December, so at
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  least you got that. I don't know what bowl they're going to, Salt
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  and Vinegar, The salt vinegar chip. But Big Kennedy, the funny man
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  himself is in the building commands you. Greg is here as well. Monday
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  Night football the Bears and Vikings, so you can you might be able to
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  have the TV on and also decorate your tree. It won't take all your
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  attention, but you can do both on this game. You don't have to
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  completely ignore it, but you can do some wrapping of the gifts. I
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  thought you like, uh, it's Christmas time and Hollis queens. I thought
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  you a sports shock. I just wanted to say I saw the iron ball.
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  I remember remember like, were you deflect a couple of minutes ago when
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  I was saying I'll be deflecting all those come on you, Greg. You
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  know what I thought was interesting about that that that silence is when he caught
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  the ball. There was a stun silence, like you could hear it all
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  the way to the State of Georgia. And then at one point you heard
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  somebody go did this just catch that? Let's catch the ball in the back
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  of the vine all like that. I just see what I thought. I
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  was out and then everybody kind of out that. Oh, so everybody was
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  confused. Man, I just see what I thought. I that couldn't help
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  that. Yes, that was fourth and thirty because I was thinking, like
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  fourth and thirty one, that like maybe they were wrong about the distance or
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  something. But wow, and then I get to the car. I have
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  to sit in traffic for two hours. I literally had to sit in the
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  parking lot and I knew I didn't even And it was so funny. Everybody
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  was sitting in their car, so it was not just me. The whole
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  parking lot was like on froze, and I figured everybody's so staggered by this
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  punch, because typically after a couple of minutes you'll get some people blowing the
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  horn, and that kind of stuff aggravated the whole Look, let's get moving.
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  The whole time we all set nobody silent, nobody, No you go,
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  no, no you go. It's okay. I'm not getting out of
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  my parking space right now. It's all right, you go ahead. But
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  what a classic the Iron Bowl. It is an instant classic, big game.
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  It is a great time. I got to check, like I said,
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  with Isaac Bruce, the Hall of Famer, but also ran into an
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  old weight strength and conditioning coach that I did not hadn't seen in a while.
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  He had als come on him in twenty fifteen. Remember we did the
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  ice bucket challenge. His name is carry Good. He was a running back
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  there in the mid eighties for the Crimson Tide. It's got a good chance
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  to go over and speak to him, similar to my old teammate Steve Gleason
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  with the Saints. So didn't know that had happened, but Carrie, it
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  was good to see you're still in the fight and still going on. But
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  it is Black Monday, and similar to Black Friday, we started celebrating Black
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  there was firing a month ago. Game three, they don't wait, they
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  don't wait anymore. Gay three. You gotta go, coach. This ain't
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  were numbered three in the college football playoffs, so the party would get going.
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  Now Washington win, they're going to go to the College Football Playoffs as
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  one of the four teams. If Oregon wins and Washington loses, that's when
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  the band gets to plan. That means that when Saturday games come around,
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  like Georgia Alabama, like Michigan, Iowa, like Louisville Florida State all on
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  Saturday. If Washington has lost, the gate is open. Now it's open
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  to the point that if Alabama beats Georgia in the SEC Championship, you could
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  see both of those teams go. If a team like Oregon beats Washington,
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  they could say that since Alabama beat Georgia and Georgia just had that, you
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  could see both. So it is going to be an interesting watch on Saturday
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  to Abolitionist tunnel, and he's running them straight to Canada from Michigan. Yeah,
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  Michigan just we built Michigan as a series of tunnels because we knew Harball
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  was coming. But Michigan is two, Washington is three, and FSU,
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  to win against Florida without him. Louisville they have in the ACC Championship.
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  But if those four teams who are undefeated all win, that will be your
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  four team playoffs come early January. So we will see. But I do
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  like that they schedule to put a lot of excitement, more excitement on Saturday
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  based on Friday's result, because if you put the Oregon Washington game on a
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  Saturday with the rest, then the tension is not already there. But if
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  Oregon wins, the tension starts off in those games on Saturday. We said
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  it was black Monday. We do have a couple of coaches that have been
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  let go, as we said, we kind of yeah, Jimbo Fisher at
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  Texas A and N was let go, but it was with seventy six million
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  dollars. So he called that kind of green. Monday was green when you
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  mix it with black, Green and black mixed together makes what Kelly, Kelly,
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  Yeah, Kelly, Yeah, he's camouflage Monday. He'll just you'll just
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  Mike Elko to be their head coach. Just yesterday with whatever pockets changed they
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  had left Houston, the Cougars fired their head coach Dana Hogrinson. Also,
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  Indiana fired their head coach Tom Allen. His buyout was petty, a little
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  small fifteen and a half million what yeah? What? Yeah? You look
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  at discount? What fifteen million to leave? Yeah? Oh, I turned
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  this, I turned I turned all this stuff over. Yo. What it'
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  stop playing in my face? Fifteen million dollars. I'm gonna take this little
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  fifteen million dollars and I'm gonna leave, but I'm not gonna be happy about
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  it. Well, actually it was fifteen and a half meal like that'll make
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  it better. Yes, sir, you'll get a strongly worded comment card from
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  me your dissatisfaction program. Two stars and my old coach. It was at
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  Louisiana Monroe after three season. He was my head coach. My senior year
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  at Auburn, Terry Bowden has been let coach, and I'm quite sure as
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  the day unfolds, you will see even more head coaches. The one thing
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  we have learned, like a jimbo Fisher, like a Tom Allen, when
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  you sign up to be a head coach, regardless of what the deal length
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  right the contract to us, say eight years, but you really have twenty
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  four months, and we'll be sitting there considering the other eight seven or saying,
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  hey you twenty four months and you have some convincing wins in that twenty
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  four months, because I'm not eighteen months mark you. Hey, look,
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  coach, it ain't you. It's not you, it's more us. Yeah,
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  remember you signed me to the ten deal. I know, I know.
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  I sold my old house back in Savannah and moved up here at fifteen
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  million. Yeah, here to go, fifteen million. I hope it's still
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  on the market. Take it easy, that's it. That's all I got.
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  Take it easy. Fifteen mins. Well, fifteen and a half million.
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  I'm sorry, I want to insult you. But what I'm supposed to
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  do for the next six years count your money. I don't know. I've
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  never had fifteen and a half million dollars when I got fired from a job.
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  Yeah, they call it a golden parish in Silicon Valley, a golden
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  parachute. It's yeah, it's something else to that. You got two three
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  golden parachutes. Fifteen million dollars. Black Monday, Big Time College coming up
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  this weekend. With all the Bowl championships. We're gonna go to break and
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  on display on display, And y'all, key, I'm saying, Dolly antagonizing
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  me, you won't. I can't file a grievance. I can't do an
• 27:37
  appeal. Everybody says, she out of the clock out, then she gonna
• 27:41
  come to the game. In the day's duke look at it, and that
• 27:42
  he had he had to dust off that that was real. That was in
• 27:47
  that category. Like how they say on the movies will be going in three
• 27:51
  days. You have a turn on your your Netflix or something, and then
• 27:56
  tell you this, this movie, it's gonna be up there for three days.
• 28:02
  Gone. God, that's where you found that song. But Dolly pardon
• 28:04
  giving it to you, reminding it, reminding you she used to work nine
• 28:08
  to five. Only way to make a lift, that was the only way
• 28:11
  to get it. Back in the day. I had on her cowboy outfit
• 28:15
  in the Daisy Dukes, and you could tell she was still seventy seven because
• 28:19
  she just she held onto the podium. Yes, she did the whole time,
• 28:23
  the whole time. And and Peyton manning, she Peyton, get me
• 28:30
  to the podium, podium, get me back to Peyton. We out of
• 28:33
  here. But I look good in these little daisy dukes. But if I
• 28:36
  moved by myself, Dolly's pardon, and that was classic, and I loved
• 28:41
  it. But as great as a moment. That was for Dolly, and
• 28:44
  you just like to see vitality and people. For Dolly to be able to
• 28:48
  stand in heels at that age, it's still for us, you know,
• 28:55
  we were part of seeing our parents get to that point. But Dolly walked
• 28:59
  out there with the hill. She still strong enough in the trap, her
• 29:03
  traps up here, bick kinnick. Still strong enough for that wig. Yeah,
• 29:06
  because that's you know, comagine he don't appreciate little things like that.
• 29:10
  That's what I looked at it. Man, She got on like a nine
• 29:12
  pounds wig. Nine pounds. You gotta have some traps, you got the
• 29:15
  Yeah, you got to be keep that thing. She don't look like a
• 29:18
  dollar bibble head. She got a nine pound wig, nine pounds, about
• 29:23
  three pounds of eyelashes, at least two point seven pounds of makeup, that
• 29:29
  about fifteen pound faith and it kept it straight the whole time, the whole
• 29:33
  time. And we won't even talk about the new te no, because that
• 29:37
  she got the Veneers cut them them vaneersvens now thirty six, You seventy seven,
• 29:41
  and I know you from the coffee generation. Yeah, and you ain't
• 29:45
  got the black coffee general, yeah, the black Starbucks. Yeah, they
• 29:48
  didn't have nothing by the white cup truck stop, black pit. Yeah.
• 29:55
  We on this nine day forty city tour right right. And as you say
• 30:00
  you got these sugar, people get quiet and look at you find it.
• 30:03
  They asking for sugar, them city folks. So, Dolly, we are
• 30:08
  saluting you for any in every effort you can give people. I know some
• 30:14
  p oh she wasn't hey, she made it to the stage. She was
• 30:17
  able to stay up long enough to get all the way down to Jerry's world
• 30:22
  did and do her theme Dolly Partner Now as great as Dolly Parton was,
• 30:26
  The Cowboys did win that game against the Washington Commanders, which, as I
• 30:33
  said, the funniest thing with the Commanders is that they fired Jack del Rio,
• 30:38
  the defensive coordinator. But three weeks ago you trade away my best two
• 30:45
  defensive players. What was I supposed to do? Well, make it work,
• 30:51
  make it enough. Yeah, but we called the faux tops and you
• 30:56
  fired two people. I only got two tops. What's in the name four
• 31:03
  tops with two tops? It's just tops. People want to see spinning,
• 31:07
  baby, focus on the spinning. So I was confused, How Jack,
• 31:11
  they're real? You you got rid of Chase Trace. I mean Chase Young
• 31:15
  did send him to the forty nine ers. You that Josh sweat Montes Montes
• 31:19
  because it's a couple of sweats in there, Montest sweat the other d line
• 31:22
  go to Chicago and then you say, we ain't stop nobody. That sounds
• 31:29
  about right, doesn't it. That sounds like marriage. That sounded like marriage.
• 31:34
  No, I want to keep the lights on twenty four hours so I
• 31:37
  can see why is this bill so hot? And then in the other game,
• 31:44
  Detroit losing to Green Bay in Detroit. The halftime show was brought to
• 31:48
  you by Jack Harlowe, and most fans that saw it were in the same
• 31:53
  mindset as me. It was the worst possibly. It looked like a high
• 31:57
  school level rap event. It was low budget, as most fans called it.
• 32:07
  Jack Harlow comes out and basically looks like it was a set that his
• 32:15
  little cousin maid He's stood in the same place. It reminded you why getting
• 32:23
  rap artists people has a little hesitant of how does a rap artist really have?
• 32:30
  Because a rap artist doesn't really bring performance. They bring great music,
• 32:35
  but they don't always without some type that doesn't always transfer to live perform.
• 32:40
  It's a different animal when you're in front of especially in an arena, and
• 32:46
  you're just standing there. I mean people rapping along. It's only so entertaining.
• 32:52
  Yeah, he was up there by hisself. Looked like they had spread
• 32:53
  out a big tablecloth and put a little white igloo on top of it.
• 33:00
  I didn't see anything. Who is the guy? Now? There was one
• 33:04
  one other guy And apparently when he comes down the steps, that guy goes
• 33:08
  back into the igloo. I don't know if we saw him again, Okay,
• 33:12
  because I was asking who is the guy and what is he doing?
• 33:15
  And is Jack Harlow from Detroit? He's from Louisville. He's from Louisville.
• 33:20
  He's a big Louisville cardinal fan. Is he is he an Esclum? Oh
• 33:25
  no, I don't know if you know why it's relevant. I mean,
• 33:30
  who came up with this? I just know everybody was Chris, long longtime
• 33:37
  NFL d lineman. He he said they looked like the set cost thirty six
• 33:43
  dollars, and it did. I'm telling you, I'm looking at it now.
• 33:46
  It looks like something that you can go into the costume store and get
• 33:52
  to decorate your lawn like there. My neighbors have this up in their yards
• 33:57
  right now. So I don't know if Jack paid. I don't know how
• 34:00
  that works. It used to be you do things like that and you just
• 34:02
  did it for the publicity. So I don't know if they have added some
• 34:07
  kind of payment to it. And he was just deciding he was going to
• 34:10
  keep all the money. Typically we've seen over the last couple of years,
• 34:15
  when hip hop artists are asked to do this, they at least go get
• 34:20
  four or five dancers around them, and even if they have the DJ,
• 34:24
  like a commanche Gregg, speed the song up a little bit so that the
• 34:29
  people can dance to it a little more. But Jack Harlowe coming under scrutiny.
• 34:34
  As I said, the Packers did win that game against and this was
• 34:37
  on Thanksgiving against the Lions. Also that night, the forty nine Ers won
• 34:45
  their game versus the Seahawks on Thursday night, So Friday the Dolphins took on.
• 34:57
  Was the Dolphins playing that night I'm trying to do and that was Friday
• 35:04
  on Prime Set you up right there, and I set you up like JA
• 35:08
  like Jason Kidd, but the Vince Carter and I was just are you off
• 35:15
  your Jets like that that you don't know? Bro? I just it's been
• 35:17
  a hot season on the sports. I mean it, did you know?
• 35:22
  I mean you act like that. You act like that at the barbecue and
• 35:25
  then you want to come home and cudd along the counch on Prime on a
• 35:30
  Friday night. Now, it was the first Black Friday NFL game, and
• 35:34
  I was setting it up for you. I was trying to act like I
• 35:37
  didn't know who they played, so you could be the spoiler. You know,
• 35:45
  Now you can come in with the game Green, I didn't watch it.
• 35:49
  With thirty four to thirteen, the Dolphins beat the Jets. The Jets
• 35:53
  are four and seven. As I continue to tell people about the Jets,
• 35:58
  this is not just Zack Wilson, this is the Jets offense. When you
• 36:08
  have this limited of scoring. There's a lot of teams that get in the
• 36:15
  end zone three or four times a game. Who their quarterback really is no
• 36:20
  better than Zach Wilson either, but they find a way to get an in
• 36:23
  zone, to get an end zone. I watched a man jump into the
• 36:27
  end zone yesterday Baltimore Raven. They called him right there at the one yard
• 36:30
  line. He caught the ball and then he just jumped. The guy grabbed
• 36:35
  him. It's the tackling and he just jumped into the end zone and you
• 36:38
  made it. So I mean, come on, Jets' let's get creative if
• 36:43
  nothing else. Tim Boyle, starting for Zack Wilson, threw four touchdown through
• 36:47
  for two interceptions. Two. It didn't have in too much a better day.
• 36:52
  He threw for two interceptions as well, but the Dolphins were able to
• 36:55
  run the ball for about one hundred and seventy yards as a team and they
• 37:00
  beat the Jets thirty four the thirteen. We'll be back with more to Sports
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  and a ham, And I was like, wow, that sounded like that
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  would be delicious right now, Well, something is going on it. I
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  don't know how he's making it happen, but Oscar Pastorias will soon be a
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  free man after being granted parole two years earlier than a lot of people expected
• 42:00
  for the murder of his girlfriend Reverseding Camp back in twenty thirteen. The ex
• 42:07
  Olympic sprinter convicted was sentenced to thirteen years, which most of us thought that
• 42:13
  was an injustice for murder thirteen years back in twenty sixteen. Now come January
• 42:22
  we'll be in South Africa, will be granted parole. Just very interesting.
• 42:30
  How many years did he do? He basically would have done seven and a
• 42:37
  half to eight right in that range by time January comes around and he told
• 42:44
  on somebody if you can get out that soul. I don't know who he
• 42:47
  was that, but come on, man, what are they doing in there.
• 42:52
  I don't know if he you know, he is a double amputee,
• 42:55
  so I don't know if that's what they kept. He's a national hero in
• 43:00
  South Africa and their criminal system. I just don't know how you take this
• 43:07
  and to the steam Camp family and get them to digest that someone murdered their
• 43:15
  daughter and in a blink of an eye. Basically in a ten year window
• 43:21
  from the time that you found out she had passed, he had served time
• 43:25
  and gotten out. All that occurred in a decade. Yeah, that's what
• 43:31
  I'm saying. Like if like, it's not like I'm an adult now,
• 43:37
  it's the kids went from like elementary school to middle school. That's it,
• 43:44
  and he's back on the street. Yeah. It says that they are requiring
• 43:49
  him to live in the area of Pretoria. He has to get permission to
• 43:55
  leave. He also has to join a quarter anger management program, do community
• 44:04
  service, and that will remain in for five more years. Ain't no ankle
• 44:08
  monitor? It didn't say anything about a monitor now one of them. Really,
• 44:15
  No, I got it. That's why I said. That's why I
• 44:19
  said, just I don't see anything about monitor. I'm a little bit confused
• 44:22
  about the he must take anger management? Has he not had any up to
• 44:28
  this point? Like, don't they do that stuff? It used to be
• 44:30
  the the justice system was a you're talking about the American justice system. Okay,
• 44:37
  we don't really know how the South Africa justice system works, You're correct.
• 44:43
  So the things we think from the conditions to the meals to every country
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  completely different. I catch this show a lot of times. I watched a
• 44:55
  lot of on Netflix. They have a prison a guy that goes around to
• 45:00
  all the prisons around the world, and it always opened my eyes. A
• 45:06
  couple of places he went basically escape from the They just keep you in.
• 45:12
  They don't monitor you. Their whole job is that you don't get out.
• 45:15
  What you do in the prison they care less about. So but Oscar Pastorias
• 45:22
  will be a free man January. The fifth. One thing I want to
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  the pre show and the post show. Used to love That's what come up
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  charisma to the Highlight anymore. They're trying to be journalists, serious journey.
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  So whoever is the producer of Chris Berman and Chris Berman? And I know
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  he went away for a couple of years and then ESBN brought him back.
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  But I was watching The Highlight last night and I was thinking, man,
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  I miss I missed Boomer, Chris Boomer, and I know he got what
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  is he has to be about seventy five now and something like that. But
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  can we just put put it in his house though, Yeah, to get
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  up and forget he's doing it. Give him a little camb over put in
• 46:36
  his house. No, and he'd be making coffee and in me. Oh,
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  my bad work. I get you with all them some sounds of effects
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  that used to make it so enjoyable to watch the highlight. Goll it,
• 46:45
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• 46:51
  in some daisy dukes and heels, yeah, in her seventies, he can
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  go down to his office and give us thirty minutes. They can build him
• 46:58
  an office set. He still his head. He still hosts NFL Primetime.
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  Maybe they took that segment away from him. I don't know. Time,
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  Well, we have to find I haven't seen he makes it. He makes
• 47:12
  me want to watch it. I haven't seen him. The way he delivered
• 47:14
  the highlights made me want to watch Yes, the highlights, yes, yes,
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  just to hear him do them. I could have watched the game and
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  I want to hear him do the highlights of the game because he made it
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  Bowl or something. Co matchic Greg, keep me posted on what bowl Auburn
• 51:13
  ends up with when it comes out the Freedo Lay Deal Pickle Chip Bowl with
• 51:21
  the Auburn If you didn't get a chance, it was a great game.
• 51:24
  Now, if you're Auburn fan, is something you never want to watch again.
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  But it was a good game, especially considering Alabama number eight only one
• 51:35
  loss Iron Bowl was in Auburn. Auburn comes in the game, I think
• 51:39
  was a thirteen point underdog or something like that, and it literally came down
• 51:45
  to the last play it did of a game, a fourth and thirty one
• 51:49
  for Bama to be able to pull off that victory. And I found I
• 51:54
  found solids though a little bit when I got home and I started looking up
• 51:59
  stuff for the ship to know that I wasn't the only team having a bad
• 52:02
  weekend. The dutch Fork High School girls team out of South Carolina on Friday
• 52:13
  beat Lamar High School girls basketball team ninety five to zero. What now,
• 52:25
  wait? Process that they played some D two sounded like they played some D
• 52:35
  ninety five to zero. I actually it was the first time I've ever heard
• 52:38
  in any kind of basketball competition. It was the first time I've ever heard
• 52:44
  on any level a team not scoring period. Have you ever heard of this?
• 52:51
  Not on the high school level, no matter how good the other team
• 52:55
  is, not like that. Yeah, I'm saying high school, college or
• 52:59
  pro. I've never heard that another team didn't make a basket, didn't get
• 53:02
  a free throw, ninety five to zero. Wow, they beat Lamar.
• 53:10
  This is jutch Fort High School. It just it stood out just because of
• 53:15
  that. I've never heard in a basketball football, Yes, baseball, you
• 53:20
  can go in a game, somebody can beat you ten to zero. Those
• 53:22
  are football somebody can shut you out. I've never heard in a basketball game
• 53:29
  the opposing team shutting. And I'm quite sure if I googled it throughout the
• 53:34
  thousand million games in the world ever, But I've just never saw anybody ninety
• 53:39
  five to zero to the point the other team never got one basket in the
• 53:45
  hoop. That's that's that's kind of hard to imagine. And I yeah,
• 53:51
  that's I thought the I thought I had heard of a big loss over the
• 53:54
  weekend. Interesting coming out of LSU. Still, Angel Reeves is missing.
• 54:06
  The LSU women's basketball team down in the Cayman Island for a couple of games.
• 54:12
  As it's the holiday season, you see a lot of MIUI classics,
• 54:16
  the Bahamad Classics. They were down in the Caymans on Friday. They played
• 54:22
  Nicaragua, and I don't know that Angel rees was there. She wasn't and
• 54:31
  with them she's starting now, just bear whit me, big Kenny. We
• 54:38
  talked about some team envy, we talked about grades, yeah, but we
• 54:49
  haven't maybe the P word pregnancy. Now, don't put it out that I'm
• 54:58
  starting some rumor. I'm just saying this whole missing gap of time. Nobody
• 55:06
  wants to speak on anything. There is no police report, there is no
• 55:13
  medical issue. Somebody tried to nobody sprung an ankle and kind of left you
• 55:20
  with they didn't. They threw out that maybe it was a GPA theme,
• 55:23
  but nobody actually confirmed, Like when has that mattered? Yeah? How would
• 55:30
  that get it? And I wouldn't think that her schedule was too busy.
• 55:36
  She's been nil Darling since its inception, and she managed to get everywhere else
• 55:43
  with the team. So I don't know sports jacket would be a rumor,
• 55:47
  but we can go at it. No no, no, no, no
• 55:50
  no, because I don't ever want to be that guy COMANCHI. I just
• 55:54
  I was trying to I was trying to check another box of what needs to
• 55:59
  be addressed in such a mysterious The coach won't say anything, right, the
• 56:07
  player won't say anything. And you know, they say she was on vacation
• 56:09
  with Nick Cannon, But you could just be on the same plane. Yeah,
• 56:19
  you have a baby that's just on the same I'm talking about the jumbo
• 56:22
  jet. You don't even have to be a private plane. Yeah, just
• 56:24
  the two of us are here. It can be six hundred passenger international jumbo
• 56:29
  jet and and three women gonna get off pray Nick was on the plane.
• 56:35
  And I'm just throwing that out there, guys, conspiracy as far as what
• 56:39
  needs to be addressed in today's modern because it doesn't even seem like even the
• 56:45
  media right is asking or an explanation. And we live in a world where
• 56:52
  you can't really address the P word right right, because because we talk about
• 56:58
  everything else, because of the Vegas an, everything else, the injuries,
• 57:01
  the being sideline, the personal family issues, all of that is discussed,
• 57:07
  especially as it relates to the high level athlete. We haven't heard anything about
• 57:10
  her death. I'm just asking you guys to keep your eyes on this story.
• 57:15
  And they educate me. And she says, I'm going to protect my
• 57:20
  players. This is coach Kim Moke, coach Kim Moki. So she hasn't
• 57:22
  said anything. It says those kids aren't my children. And I'm not going
• 57:27
  to tell you what you don't need to know. And that's just the way
• 57:30
  I address things. That house either pregnant or on crack. Well, no,
• 57:35
  in today's society, somebody at the crack house would have came and sold
• 57:38
  the story, but that would have been a video. You're right, So
• 57:40
  I'll be serving Angel Rea and not on the court, serving Angel Reef.
• 57:47
  But not on the court. Well, I have branded one of my products
• 57:51
  Angelia. That angel. That angel. Take you there if you want to
• 57:54
  go to heaven there it is, and win a championship. That angel.
• 58:00
  Yeah. So if it can't be drugs, because somebody would have she she'd
• 58:04
  have got a sponsorship from a dispensary. By now, it's just I was
• 58:07
  sitting there thinking about it and in today's climate, doesn't even seem like the
• 58:12
  media, because I know if it's that, then the media can't go in
• 58:16
  right because you can't even go into questioning. We have to let it be.
• 58:22
  If it's on the if it's on the lines of the P word,
• 58:25
  then it just has to be what it is, or you won't ever work
• 58:30
  as a media personally. Yeah, that's true. We'll be back with more
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  and Atlanta, Georgia. This is the sports We're Wayandy, you may councils
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  is just I'm gonna go on the way. Welcome back to this w Shock
• 1:01:06
  show. I'm the Wortshock Wing Candy. Good morning to you. We have
• 1:01:12
  reached the last Monday in November. We have reached the end of the regular
• 1:01:17
  season of college football Championship. Conference Championship Week is coming upon us. As
• 1:01:27
  we talked about in that first hour. If you missed that first hour,
• 1:01:30
  please go to Spotify and catch us, and also on Apple podcasts. As
• 1:01:36
  soon as the show is over, you can catch me Big Kenny and comanchie
• 1:01:39
  Greg All in the studio. Today we talked about the huge implications of the
• 1:01:45
  Friday game, which I am just glad that the schedule makers they added a
• 1:01:52
  punch to creating some buzz for Saturday based on Oregon and Washington playing in the
• 1:01:59
  PAC twelve Championship. If Oregon gets their revenge, remember Oregon is eleven and
• 1:02:04
  zero eleven and one. That one loss was to Washington about game five or
• 1:02:12
  six in there somewhere in there to Washington. That's who they're playing, so
• 1:02:15
  they have that revenge factor. You got two Heismen gotta be both of them
• 1:02:20
  probably will be invited to the Heisman ceremony. And Michael Pennant's of Washington and
• 1:02:25
  bow Knicks of Oregon. Yeah, that same bow Knicks for my war Eagle
• 1:02:30
  fans that played four years at Auburn, left went to Oregon, got married,
• 1:02:35
  had a couple of kids, and still it's playing quarterback for the Oregon
• 1:02:38
  Ducks is bow Knicks. But this game at eight PM on Friday night will
• 1:02:44
  be that game that you can sit and a lot of teams will be paying
• 1:02:47
  attention. From the standpoint of disk could let a bunch of people that's playing
• 1:02:54
  on Saturday into the player. If Washington loses, Washington right now is number
• 1:03:00
  three, it could let Oregon in because their case will be that we are
• 1:03:05
  number I think they're ranked number five and we beat number three and the only
• 1:03:10
  team we lost to we beat, so that lets us in right now the
• 1:03:15
  top four teams Georgia, Michigan, Washington, and FSU. You feel like
• 1:03:22
  if those four teams win their game on this weekend, that will be the
• 1:03:28
  college football playoffs. But if Oregon beats Washington, does that open the door
• 1:03:35
  to let even someone like Alabama who plays Georgia here on Saturday into the mix.
• 1:03:44
  Texas, who's ranked above Alabama, could get in the mix because if
• 1:03:47
  they win their game against Oklahoma State, then their whole thing is we beat
• 1:03:52
  Bama. So how does Bama jump over us? So it's a lot of
• 1:03:57
  still great details and upsets upon this weekend. So Black Monday is here.
• 1:04:05
  Coaches have been fired and some of them have been asked to leave with heavy
• 1:04:10
  wallets, and I know that is really ailing them today, making sure that
• 1:04:17
  the fifteen and a half million, the seventy six million, the twenty all
• 1:04:21
  that kind of money just to leave. Please go home. We no longer
• 1:04:27
  need your services, command you, Greg, I know, all right,
• 1:04:33
  we no longer need your services. Take this fifteen and a half million dollars
• 1:04:39
  and console yourself. But that's how they I guess. Sportsbooks are estimated to
• 1:04:51
  have reached in twenty twenty three one hundred and thirty six zero point sixty three
• 1:05:06
  billion. I did say billion with a B. Wait, now that's what
• 1:05:15
  they're estimating in the next five weeks. If you at that end, that
• 1:05:19
  it would have grown forty five percent. This year, they're passing the one
• 1:05:25
  hundred billion dollars for the first time one hundred and thirty six billion, and
• 1:05:32
  the majority of that sports betting is done on line. Ninety four percent of
• 1:05:39
  sports betting activity takes place online sports book That is huge. That's why with
• 1:05:46
  so many people crying at Jordan Hare Stadium in Auburn, you thought it was
• 1:05:53
  just the loss they had bet the house. And this much money has converted
• 1:05:59
  people like Kurt Warner, my old teammate, who used to keep a Bible
• 1:06:04
  in his back pocket. It's funny if you watch the commercials, Kurt Warner
• 1:06:10
  is telling you to go out bet now. They do leave about twenty seconds
• 1:06:13
  at the end for him to explain to do it responsibly. Hey, have
• 1:06:17
  you got a gambling problem? I bet you I could make you stop.
• 1:06:24
  I've seen that commercial with Ray Allen saying to bet responsibly as well, and
• 1:06:29
  they have the number at the bottom of the screen. You know, have
• 1:06:31
  a gambling problem called this number, but it's only available in these states.
• 1:06:35
  So do you remember? But Kenny dropped out there. If you didn't,
• 1:06:44
  then might have changed your mic. But sportsbooking has jumped that high, and
• 1:06:54
  as I said, it amazes me how the Bible belt people people who have
• 1:07:03
  crosses across from their dinner table, and all that seems to have found some
• 1:07:10
  type of room in their religion to where betting is okay, and and and
• 1:07:21
  these these ads where at the end they say gambo responsibly. It's sort of
• 1:07:27
  like the little three words that come up at the end of any beverage commercial,
• 1:07:32
  Please drink responsibly. Now you've just shown me two minutes of guys riding
• 1:07:38
  motorcycles and topless girls dancing, and we're doing beer funnels, and then you
• 1:07:43
  go, please drink responsibly. No, I want to drink like those guys
• 1:07:46
  and ride a motorcycle in topless women. And I'm just saying that's kind of
• 1:07:50
  how it could be, and that ain't really wanted to be like that all
• 1:07:56
  the time, but I'm saying it might turn out like that for you.
• 1:08:00
  But in case it doesn't, bet responsibly okay, But you're gonna the commercial
• 1:08:06
  comes on with I just want again the sports book get rich, please gamble
• 1:08:15
  response. I just think I know why they do it. It's a cya
• 1:08:24
  thing, but it just seems so disingenuous because there's nothing about one hundred and
• 1:08:29
  what is a thirty eight billion dollars worth of betting. That says responsible and
• 1:08:32
  nothing says that the sports betting is turning into the favor of the betters at
• 1:08:42
  all. Because at that rate, even if they are having to give out
• 1:08:46
  twenty percent of that yeah and wins, we've still hit you over the head
• 1:08:55
  for ninety billion and losses and we could we could divide. So I gave
• 1:09:00
  twenty billion and wins ninety billion in profit. I could do that. So
• 1:09:05
  the commercial doesn't seem to be fair, No it doesn't. So, but
• 1:09:10
  so gamble responsibly and gamble. And I'm quite sure that the online betting is
• 1:09:19
  sores like that, because if you had to do it the old way,
• 1:09:26
  and when I mean old way, I mean if you had to go and
• 1:09:30
  place the bet and really see yourself giving right, put two thousand dollars cash
• 1:09:39
  money. I want to place this two thousand dollars. You had to actually
• 1:09:43
  give it in the visual looking at it right, and somebody give you a
• 1:09:48
  slip. Slip, says you, And you look at it and I bet
• 1:09:51
  two thousands and I might lose it. Wow, it might change things.
• 1:09:56
  I was watching football yesterday with three gentlemen who the entire time watch the screen
• 1:10:02
  and their phones, and they talked about overs and unders and pushes and what's
• 1:10:06
  the line on this? And I was like, that's three people in one
• 1:10:10
  room. So I can just imagine if you multiply that by the city I
• 1:10:14
  was in and by the state, and it's just it's it's really taken over.
• 1:10:17
  Now. It's hard to watch games with those kind of friends because they're
• 1:10:24
  reacting to three or four other things and you'll be sitting there thinking you missing
• 1:10:29
  something we were watching because they keep him oh, and I'm like, well,
• 1:10:33
  I ain't see that place. I missed the place, and you know,
• 1:10:36
  and it has nothing to do with the game. And sometimes even watching
• 1:10:42
  the game, they're cheering for one team, but the other guy missed the
• 1:10:45
  interception and they have betted on he was going to get the interception right,
• 1:10:49
  and you're confused on what and all of that, all of that happened,
• 1:10:55
  No catch him, catch him. I thought that was your team. But
• 1:10:57
  I would need him to score in the first half. He can bet on
• 1:11:00
  the on the next play, like, oh, they're gonna they're gonna run
• 1:11:02
  the ball to the left on this play and if they won't run right,
• 1:11:06
  then you know, yeah, they're betting quarters they're betting what scored over and
• 1:11:11
  under in the quarter. It's just become so I'm used to that too,
• 1:11:15
  Big Kenny, what you're saying where you're sitting there, it's eight people,
• 1:11:18
  six have everything to do about gambling, right, It's like one other person
• 1:11:24
  sitting there with you that's actually paying attention to the game, to the game
• 1:11:27
  that you're watching, and the others are all about what is the score,
• 1:11:32
  what is the who's the line when they scored? All of that? So
• 1:11:36
  what sports Betting projected with only four weeks, five weeks left in the year
• 1:11:43
  uh to reach one hundred and thirty six billion dollars. We'll be back with
• 1:11:46
  more the Sports Jock Show right after this. Please gamble responsibly. There'spend to
• 1:11:53
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  Rita Aura is thirty three years of age. DJ Khaled is forty eight.
• 1:15:30
  I would say similar the first Zion Williams from back in the day,
• 1:15:36
  Zion Williamson, who plays for the Pelicans. Sean Kemp, Yes, fresh
• 1:15:43
  out of high school, a freakish athlete that hadn't really been seen. They
• 1:15:48
  placed both. It was kind of like that small forward power forward game.
• 1:15:54
  Sean Kemp jumped on the scene in the late maybe around eighty nine ninety.
• 1:15:59
  He was a rookie. He was eighteen. Because you remember they've been back
• 1:16:02
  and forth with the high school rule, so at his time I think he
• 1:16:08
  was he was supposed to go to Kentucky and because of the Prop forty eight
• 1:16:11
  rule end going to junior college. Then he ended the into the NBA.
• 1:16:15
  So but he was that first high flying Him and Gary Payton did a lot
• 1:16:20
  of winning out there. He's fifty four years old. But I just remembered,
• 1:16:26
  you know, things just come around in different packages. Zion came in,
• 1:16:30
  but it was that same how is he getting that high off the ground
• 1:16:33
  kind of mentality at that size because we hadn't seen that correct, which he
• 1:16:39
  was considered a bigger man at that time. You know, Zion is,
• 1:16:44
  you know, but it's thirty years later, so sure it's a bigger package.
• 1:16:47
  But he was considered a big guy to be nineteen in touching the top
• 1:16:51
  of the goal. But Sean kept fifty four. Malik Beasley of the NBA
• 1:16:57
  twenty seven. Art Shelle, I'm sorry, Art, I thought you had
• 1:17:02
  passed away me too, the great Art Shell now I'm talking about to the
• 1:17:08
  point when I even when I wrote it down, I was very hesitant that
• 1:17:12
  maybe the search Google search was wrong, Like, man, I think they
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  got this one wrong, because I could have sworn Art Shell he was gone
• 1:17:20
  in the eighties. I even gone since former Raiders coach Hall of Fame Lineman
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  Art Shell seventy seven, Erkle Jalil White forty seven, Twist is fifty.
• 1:17:35
  Who else we have it? Robin Gibbons is fifty nine. Robin Gibbons the
• 1:17:40
  Great Hall of Famer. Larry Allen of the Cowboys is fifty two. Nick
• 1:17:45
  Van Exel is fifty two as well, and former Carolina Power forward Brendan Haywood,
• 1:17:53
  who works I think for ESPN now, is forty four years of age.
• 1:17:58
  We want to give our condoling to one of our former contributors and longtime
• 1:18:03
  friend, Sterling Stewart. His mom passed away this weekend. Uh, miss
• 1:18:09
  Helen, miss Ruth, however you used to call her Rudy for some of
• 1:18:14
  you, you know them old slick dudes back in. I mean, I
• 1:18:19
  mean, my heart goes out to you. But you know he knew,
• 1:18:24
  he knew. When mister Williams come by, Hey Rdy, he get mad,
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  fold his arm. Mama, that st gone in the house, baby,
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  Yeah yeah, they come out, Oh slick come out talking about you
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  know what, bun luke, Hey man, if you don't get from by
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  my door, man gone, I might be only ten. Hit you with
• 1:18:49
  this shovel for the box of that candy I can't eat because they don't the
• 1:18:54
  heart candy. He let me touch that, but miss Ruth passed away,
• 1:18:59
  Miss Helen, Ruth Rudy, Uh to a lot of people. Sterling Stewart,
• 1:19:02
  who was the athletic director at Stir Savannah State. Yes, Sir,
• 1:19:09
  a long time fraternity member with my man Big Kenny. His mom passed away.
• 1:19:15
  So our prayers go to your strength, brother, as you deal with
• 1:19:18
  this moment in your life. But hopefully on the other side those memories take
• 1:19:24
  over and make the spirit glee. Sometimes we forget that. You have to
• 1:19:30
  reach your arms out and grab that and as long as you keep that in
• 1:19:33
  your heart and talk about them, make him like Martin Luther King. He
• 1:19:40
  ain't here, but he definitely ain't dead. Yeah, yeah, somebody said
• 1:19:44
  that Magic City last January. He was just he threw a part Fast Fast,
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  half price living Pepper, going up to lose the half price. The
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  Dynamic two, they say duo. They called them the Dynamic two. Twenty
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  twenty three Miriam Webster Word of the Year. Any of you want to take
• 1:20:12
  a guess real quick, I'll give you one chance. What's Miriam Webster's word
• 1:20:19
  of the year, Big Kenny? Cringe, cran okay, uh, toxic
• 1:20:28
  came to mind. Toxic. I'll give you one more, because neither one
• 1:20:33
  of those is right. I'll give you another one now. Is this this
• 1:20:35
  a new word or a word that was just No, it's a word that's
• 1:20:40
  been the This a word has been used in the fake fake COMANCHI M this
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  is probably is from ten years old fleek. I don't know Webster's looking at
• 1:21:00
  now. Come on, you're like, no, that was no one's using
• 1:21:02
  anymore. Well, the twenty twenty three Mirriam Webster's word of the year is
• 1:21:11
  authentic. I'm just bringing you the news man. I don't know why who
• 1:21:17
  uses that word anymore? Like Joan of art. Don't don't kill the message?
• 1:21:21
  Hey, where where is that? Where is that word being used now?
• 1:21:25
  Authentic where, authentic cuisine, authentic voice, be your authentic self,
• 1:21:30
  authentic everything. And right now we live in an era of authentic nothing.
• 1:21:39
  Nobody's themselves nothing. I tell you from scratch. Don't be talking about miss
• 1:21:44
  Dodger. I'll just come on, pardon. Need more respect than what you
• 1:21:47
  say she got respect. You have to respect nine pounds of hair. I
• 1:21:54
  could work out with your hair like I could do curls with your weeds.
• 1:21:58
  So the word of the year of twenty twenty three is off offent. That's
• 1:22:02
  some sort of parody. They're just being just pulling our leg right now and
• 1:22:06
  we'll be back with more to Sports Jock Show. Heard after this we cank
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  morning once again to you. As I said, Monday Night football, the
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  Bears taking on the Vikings tonight, the Vikings behind Joshua Dobb and the most
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  exciting if you live here in Georgia. As I always say, both of
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  these quarterbacks are from the Atlanta area. So when I talk about Georgia products
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  invading the NFL, Georgia, I want to say this year and last year
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  might have the most players from a state, not from the colleges of the
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  but born and from this state. I think it had it like up up
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  to about one sixty one seventy something like that of the players in the NFL
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  was from the state of Georgia. But the Vikings still fighting for their playoff
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  lives at six and five. The Bears right now, I would have the
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  fourth pick in the draft. And they're a big conversation because I've I was
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  at the game yesterday at the Falcons game with Roddy White, and me and
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  him got in a conversation of where does the Bears go? The great Roddy
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  White that played for the Falcons, where would the Bears go in the draft?
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  See if the draft happened right now, the Bears would have the first
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  pick and the fourth pick, and some of what we talked about last week
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  about what do you do with Jason justin Fields, do you keep him,
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  do you trade him? And add like we all said, with one of
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  those first or fourth they should get Marvin Harrison. Well, the people that
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  were at the table were all in agreeance. If they could get their hands
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  on him, then they should go that direction. I said last week I
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  would go at Marvin Harrison and then get brought Bowers and see if there's anything
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  that I can do with justin fields, and you know, before I start
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  back at rookie because that you know, it's like I don't there. You
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  know, one out of the five six rookies do shine, as we see
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  with CJ. Stroud and most of them, half of them do turn out
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  to be solid quarterbacks two or three years down the road. It's not a
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  quick, fast process. You have to just give a player their court.
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  You have to give a quarterback, especially a high round, top twenty quarterback,
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  whatever you get from them as a rookie. You really just have to
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  live with it when you go back and see some of the future Hall of
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  famers like of Aaron Rodgers didn't even play his rookie year. Peyton Manning had
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  more interceptions. I think he threw for like twenty five touchdowns when he was
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  a rookie and thirty interceptions. Troy Aikman the same kind of numbers where I
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  don't think Troy won but one game or went ohing something like that. They
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  didn't win a game till a second year. Yeah, So that first year
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  when you get on those teams and you've been drafted so high you kind of
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  get what you because the rest of the teams is in shambles, right,
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  So how am I boys to be great when the rest of the team is
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  in disarray? So big conversation. Where would the Bears go with those two
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  high first top five picks they probably will have regardless how the rest of the
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  season turns out. But speaking of that Falcon s game, Desmond Ridder back
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  in the lineup for my Falcon fans. As I said, Desmond Ridterer,
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  in my mind, is a rookie. This is the second year in the
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  league. This is his first year where he was labeled a starter. You've
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  been yo yoing him, pulling him at halftime, not starting him the next
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  week. Now you had to go back with him. Hey, big heit,
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  remember remember way back when when we broke up and he looks like a
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  rookie up and down play to play some plays you can see why they's starting
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  him, Like the touchdown he threw to my man Bijon Robinson is like,
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  oh Dad is there? Why we put him in there? Session? That's
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  what rickys are. It's back and forth. Yes, we all would like
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  everybody, but this guy is not even a high round He was a third
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  round pick. Third round pick. Quarterbacks are what you really label as a
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  project. It's an organization looking at a guy who they think is the first
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  rounder in about three years when we get him shaped up and it just but
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  the city of Atlanta talk about him like he was a top five pick.
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  The scrutiny on Zack Wilson is that Zack Wilson of the JTS Jet Jets was
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  a top ten picky. He was, Yes, he was if he had
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  been a fifth, sixth rounder, or leave me a third and you give
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  him a little leeway. Hey man, the man trying, he trying.
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  But the top ten boy? You know you know me, man, I'm
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  as benefiteds to doubt as they come. But come on, zach Ten,
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  I mean that number two. We took the number two pick, right,
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  we thought that that was saying something we just knew that you would do.
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  But we've got you're the second pick of scrutiny comes along, Baker, any
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  of those guys, when you're dropted that high, you can't be there for
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  a third round. Or Ritter, is he the answer? No? But
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  Cheer right now, you're leading the division. You beat the Saints, you're
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  three and oer. So all you got to do is hope that the Falcons
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  have the same record as anybody else in the division and they will win the
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  division. Yes, that's what you're looking for, and if they do that,
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  they'll have a home playoff game at least to get that winning feeling.
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  Winning is a mindset for all you people that want people to go out like
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  the Falcons and lose the games to get a high pick. That permeates a
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  losing mentality. Yes, you want a team that a quarterback comes to that
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  knows how to win. They've been through the trials and triplation. Yeah,
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  they might end up hosting the Cowboys, but that'd be a good experience for
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  them. Hey man, we won a division, right, we got a
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  home playoff game. We run out of the playoff tongue. Let's build on
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  that with this other guy that we brought in. That's how you build.
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  But all this they throw the game so we can get what we're gonna get.
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  That's gonna make it better who we're gonna get in that short of a
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  time. But the Falcons twenty four to fifteen, beating the Saint in a
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  rivalry. Game got to go to two back to back. When you think
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  about the Iron Bowl and then watching this game, Derek Carr throwing an interception
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  yesterday, didn't do didn't throw a touchdown. The Falcons doing what they need
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  to do running the football. As I continue to say, forty one rushes
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  run the ball shorten the game. You should be running the ball forty times
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  every game we got a third quarterback were good or bad? Dasmind ridders should
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  never have to throw the ball more than thirty times. That's his pitch count.
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  You should go there and tell a O line he up to twenty six,
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  So I get your boy. I know we got three and a half
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  quarters left. You to get your boy in a minute. I'm telling you
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  now that that hell boy ain't gonna hold up. But he already he both
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  throws away from it. I mean, we're gonna run the ball. So
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  that's where he should be. Twenty four to fifteen. The Falcons winning that
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  game yesterday as well, the Raiders and the Chief doing battle, Raiders putting
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  up a fight, and a lot of what these teams are getting back to,
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  in my estimation, is just trying to win the game. Right,
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  You know why they're playing better, not just the Raiders, but a lot
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  of teams that you the Stealers beating the Bengals. Yes, Joe Burrow was
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  out, but it's not like the Stealers had some Joe Montana. They still
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  out there with Kenny Pickett too so. But it's about just winning the game.
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  No style points, right, forget who's the hero, right, forget
• 1:34:27
  whether you got your fifteen catches today we got four quarters, and somebody need
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  to do something to get a w to try to get a win. And
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  that's what I see with the Raiders. I see a lot of great effort
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  that has come upon them that they're just going out and we're gonna play hard
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  with two and two since we got rid of the coach. But they looked
• 1:34:45
  significantly different as far as energy and motivation. They lost to the chief They
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  were up quickly on them, but they lost to the Chiefs thirty one to
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  seventeen. Patrick Mahomes having a dapt day on his side of the bracket.
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  What else do we want to go, guys, Tampa Bay losing to the
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  Coats, the Coats grinding him his shoe. He just got a lucky rabbit
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  foot. He don't really do much, but for some reason, he just
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  It's kind of like Jimmy Garoppolo. They just they figure out to end up
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  with a porn stops. You know, I shouldn't even be here. I
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  keep cashing checks and I don't even know how I got here. Jonathan Taylor
• 1:35:30
  for the Coats, running for ninety one yards. The Coats are six and
• 1:35:34
  five, keeping a little bit of their playoff hopes as well. The Giants
• 1:35:40
  beat the Patriots, and I think from how Bill Belichick gave that postgame press
• 1:35:47
  conference, he looks like maybe he'll be packing his office up. He looked
• 1:35:55
  very uninspired. Continue, and for Checked to look more uninspired than he usually
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  does it and for it to be noticeable, it must be because he always
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  had a rude right disposition. Yeah, but he usually have some quick comeback
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  to the to the media right. Yesterday he looked like he wanted to ask
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  the media for some suggestions, which I think we are to do. Like,
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  hey, look, Bob Kraft keeps telling me I need to put Mac
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  Jones out there, and I don't want too, well need a quarterback.
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  He put in Zappi. Zapi threw an interception as well. He was eight
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  for fourteen for fifty four yards as well. Combined at the quarterback position,
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  they threw four one hundred and thirty six yards and three interceptions. I could
• 1:36:46
  do that by myself. You think you can throw any three interceptions in the
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  NFL. I'm sure. I'm sure. I mean what I'm saying, throw
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  I want to learn to put your guaranteed and have a couple. I
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  to you, Big Kenny. Has some super pigs coming out of Canada.
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  They have crossbreeded some wild bore with some domestic pigs from what article I was
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  reading, which has made them tough to be able to find and kill.
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  With the pigs, Big Kenny, you didn't tell me that part with the
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  cross breeding. It's always science. It's always science. Whenever we get off
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  the rails as a society, it's always science that does it is? That?
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  What it is? That what it is. Let's try and make a
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  better mouse trap at all. We made a nuclear bomb, but it's not
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  a mouse trap. But we discovered something. Yeah, they took some crossbreeding
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  between wild boars and domestic swine. This gave the pig the size of the
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  boar, but the fertility of the small swine. So they have started invading
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  the US into about thirty five states. They estimate around six million have come
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  across. So I'm quite sure if that barbecue up sandwich you have pull port,
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  have a little tame to it, have a little what is gamey,
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  it's a little gamy. It takes almost kind of like Canadian bacon a little
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  bit. So there you go, Vick Kenny. I will try it though,
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  if I sit Yeah, if if they have it, because uh and
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  I was thinking that when they say super pig here in the United States and
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  certain regions, the wild boar is already a headache for farmers. You know
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  what I'm saying. The great combinations throughout history there was peanut butter, and
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  then and there was jelly. And somebody had a crazy idea, what if
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  and put them to put them together, let me taste, and it changed
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  the world? Changed the world, Craig, the world, Craig. Yes,
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  cross breeding, cross breed, so now here we got super big.
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  They say, is big like a boar, but it breed like a domestic
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  pig, and it tastes. I think something I was remembering, something like
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  the Buffalo Wing was discovered in the same kind of manner. Yeah, when
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  they create when the I want to say it was a mother who was running
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  a bar in Buffalo, I remember the story correctly, and her son or
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  her some son's friends came in right before the bar clothes and were hungry,
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  and she had some sauce right and chicken, and she served them right and
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  they loved it. She didn't didn't have any she didn't flour the chicken or
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  anything. She just fried it and then threw the sauce on it. And
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  they were like, this is the legends, and now we order it by
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  the hundreds and pay top dollar and pay top dollar with extra blue cheese,
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  and Lou almost get kicked out the NBA Livonfeler, Lou, but those are
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  your super pigs. Cardinals linebacker we're talking about the Cardinals yesterday who caller Murray
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  has been back, so they've been a little more competitive. Was the Caroll
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  the Arizona Cardinals. They did lose in that game to the Rams, but
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  a good Samaritan gave linebacker Jess Lakita a ride. I was thinking when the
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  last time just gave a scranger a ride. Just people don't do that no
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  more. Ever, You don't even make call them on uber lyft. They
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  just keep riding. You don't even make eye contact with people sitting on the
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  side of the road anymore. But Cardinals wacker Just Lakita had a flat tire
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  on the side on the way to the stadium, and some fans gave him
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  a ride to the stadium. And he is actually looking for those fans.
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  He's going to give him two tickets to a game before the end of the
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  season. He didn't get their information. He was thankful, but he didn't
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  get the information. It didn't say how far he was from the stadium,
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  but it made you feel like he was far enough from his home that no
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  one where he lived threw him. So it was some strangers. So thirty
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  seven to fourteen, the Rams beat the Cardinals. But I thought that was
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  a feel good story because you just don't hear that that was common if it
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  was sixty seventies, even the eighties. But even pick people up on the
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  highway, and we live in a time now where it used to be you'd
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  be nervous about pulling over to pick somebody up on the side of the road.
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  But now the people on the side of the road are like, should
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  I ride with this guy? I mean they look suspicious to me. No,
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  I'll wait on the next one. Thanks anyway, White penal Van,
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  Yeah, hey, you need a ride. I guess a lot of mannequin
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  parts in about that. You started thinking of Silence of the Lamb. Do
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  you play? It's just a stiff arm. Thirty seven thirty four The Eagles
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  in the Game of the Day against the Buffalo Bills in the rain. It
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  just said football all around yesterday. In this game, people having to make
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  plays. Josh Allen and Jalen Hurts trying to outduel each other. In this
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  game. Josh Allen two touchdowns, won interception. He did run for two
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  touchdowns, so that's four touchdowns he accounted for. Jalen Hurts threw for three
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  touchdowns, ran for two. So both of them guys delivered. Especially when
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  you talk about they were facing two of the top four or five defenses in
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  the league. They are doing work against top notch defenses, not just some
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  low budget defenses. So Josh Allen got some moxie. He'll scrap with you.
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  I like that in him. He'll he'll get out there and give it
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  a shot. And I think that's the only difference. When I watched the
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  game. You know, they fired their offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, seem like
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  he who is a former quarterback, Ken Dorsey, he was more protective of
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  Josh, like he was trying to keep Josh from the down that road of
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  getting hurt, which you can clearly understand that is key. You start paying
• 1:47:23
  somebody fifty million dollars a year and you feel like he's the key to your
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  offense. You want him to show up for work. Well, yeah,
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  you start like trying to see if I can get him. How far in
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  sword shock, shot up the sweat shocks, winning a ganty. The great
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  Hall of Famer Barry Sanders and some people's estimation, the greatest running back to
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  ever play the game, who did all of that work for the Lions but
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  really never was able to even sniff winning as far as the playoffs and any
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  chances of a Super Bowl. A lot of people felt like Barry retired because
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  the Lions would not let him out of his contract. In that last year
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  or two he was trying to find a winning team and the Lions basically was
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  like, no, you will either run for us or no one Barry.
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  Uh. And they say that because remember Barry had just ran from maybe close
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  to eighteen hundred yards or something the year before he retired, so looking like
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  he had some gas entertain and not much gas, but you can remember eighteen
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  hundred you got something in the tank. But his documentary or special is out
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  on Prime video, and his former quarterback, Scott Mitchell, took offense that
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  during the whole documentary people kept coming on blaming him for why Berry did not
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  win a Super Bowl. And I read that article comanchie greg and I thought
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  that Scott Mitchell made a great point basically of how is it that is always
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  a singular mindset that I the one person on a team of fifty three people
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  over the course of this man's he wasn't even there Berry's whole ten years as
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  the quarterback. But it's my fault that it didn't happen to the point you
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  would go on and bash me in some kind of documentary. Now I don't
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  know, because I haven't watched it. I don't know if I definitely don't
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  imagine that. Barry Sanders said that it would be hard press for me to
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  believe he's on there, saying that I'm quite sure's other teammates, media people
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  on former GMS that kind of stuff. Sources that would say that, Yeah,
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  Berry's never gave me that kind of idea that he would be that kind
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  of stuff. Even as we were talking. Barry even doing different commercials and
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  things now in his life, is not even the Barry Sanders. Barry Sanders
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  was quiet like a Marshawn Lynch, yes, without the anger. He just
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  didn't have much to say. He didn't He was very vanilla. The part
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  of his story was that he just lived in a simple house and went to
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  practice. He's never had a Kardashian type storyline. He didn't do much of
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  anything. You don't know. He was a real miss to remain to be
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  such a superstar. Did did you see any of the Marshawn Lynch interviewing Barry
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  Sanders. No? I did not. It's an interesting interview. It's an
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  interesting interview if you get a chance, look it up. Okay, So
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  I have to watch it before we can fully talk about it. Hopefully by
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  the next show I'll catch some of it. But Scott Mitchell was defending himself,
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  Alex Smith and Tom Brady. Tom Brady making some true statements that I
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  heard him talk about last week where he was just he didn't call one team
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  mediocre. From what I heard on the Stephen Ah Smith show that he had
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  online. I think this was last Wednesday or Thursday. Tom was just saying
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  he thought, who's only one year in this? Why we can we can
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  talk more about this on Thursday if you want to read the comments of what
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  Alex Smith. Alex Smith, a long time first pick of the draft,
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  I agreed that he felt like the NBA. I mean, the NFL is
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  as good as it's ever been. Tom thought it was more mediocre. Now
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  they both have enough experience and they both just left the league to be able
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  to give you a feel, right. That's why I can't just come on
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  here and tell you that Alex Smith is wrong based on that Tom Brady might
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  have been. It's been a greater quarterback, had success. That's not a
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  parameter of that. That's not how you do this job. Alex Smith,
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  who just retired to was in this league and he just felt like, and
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  I think sometimes you get the athletic ability of the modern day player mixed with
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  the ability to play the game. The ability to play the game, the
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  ability to play the game and the athletic ability are is different. Sure,
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  the athlete is bred. The scientist is the NASA guys no longer go to
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  NASA. They go to some healthful place and make some kind of for the
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  kids. Is more money than that than trying to get the space. So
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  yes, in that regard true, But when I watch the game, the
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  level of fundamental football lacks. It's a lot of I'm gonna make up with
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  my lack of actual fundamentals and skill and knowledge of the game with athleticism.
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  So I'm no longer going to learn how to run a route and get open.
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  I'm just gonna outjump you for the ball. Those are two different things.
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  It's the difference between a chef and a cook. A chef has been
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  trained to make something from its original state. Now the cook's food might taste
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  better, and a lot of times it does, but they got to start
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  in the in between. They don't know how to make the maple syrup.
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  You can't just throw the beginning just going. You can't just throw the wild
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  hog, the raw wild hog on the table and I cut it and cook
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  it. I got to it got to come to me already, cut and
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  all that. But that chef, he knows how to to break down a
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  whole tuna. That's how you're supposed to be classically trained, and so you
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  know. So it's the saying I get. And we can talk more during
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  the week about Tom, but I completely when I heard Tom, I see
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  that, like in the quarterback play. Yes, these guys are faster,
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  they can throw the ball, but our biggest what do we talk about reading
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  defenses? What are we talking about moving in the pocket all the time all
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  the time? You know, things like that that it seems like and we
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  do see that. In today's game, there's thirty two teams. You feel
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  like there might be ten quarterbacks of the services that you and of those ten,
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  there might be four that are great. Thirty years ago there was thirty
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  teams and there was twenty quarterbacks. Yeah, the real sorry teams are the
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  last ten teams are the only teams that hadn't really their quarterbacks didn't turn out
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  right, but the other twenty team. So I get it. And that's
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  what's created the parody to me in the league, which is good. Some
• 1:58:33
  people love parody, but some people love that Chicago Bulls era where it just
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  seemed like the Bulls are gonna win every year, And some people like parody.
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  Where you don't know who's gonna win. And this year you have that
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  kind of football field in the NFL where you got six eight teams and not
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  just this one clear cut team. And we are in the ocean. The
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  truth is he will throw you in the ocean. It's time to wrap things
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  up. On the Sports Junk Show with Dayne Kenny, we hit his Hounds
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  any of the show, hopefully you called enough to have a good old fashioned
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  today. But going in the ocean because we talked about the sports betting reaching
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  one hundred and thirty six billion, so that might cause people to steal money.
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  You know, they do it gay to smoke the TV, so some
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  people steal. Filmmaker call Risk received eleven million dollars from the Next Flicks Giant
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  to make a film. Netflix gave him eleven million. Oh, Carl decided
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  I might like to get this on some fan duel. No, he went
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  to something even riskier. He took ten and a half of that eleven million
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  dollars ten and a half million and went to the stock market. Never never
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  made the film. He's supposed to make a sci fi movie. But he
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  took ten and a half, you know, the eleven and when and best
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  he lost half of that ten and a half million on the stock market.
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  So I'm quite sure Netflix. I want to know where they where? My
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  money man? What my money? O'Brian? With my money? Man?
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  Ought you we are in a sci fi movie? Ought you? Now?
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  Carl, I'm gonna say when you I said a Netflix giant, which means
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  they got a big old company of lawyers. You really thought you was gonna
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  steal these people money and not pay me. Where my movie at? It's
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  it's not the market, it's a standard and pores. He about to make
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  Wall Street Number three, But I don't know. Research is who's gonna play
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  Carl in the movie about him going to prison? So for that filmmaker,
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  call risk walk the plank. But now man Peo would be adding. Some
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  schemes are you really going to give eleven million dollars to a dude named Risk
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  for BC Kenny Commands. Greg from the Sports Shop show, we hope you
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  have a great date. Peace,