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Total Eclipse of the Mania · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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Enough is enough. I don't have any hill, share your suck, and
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broadcasting live and it led her to a jolous This is the Sports Shock Show
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with Wayne Gandy. You may began, you lean up, dang again,
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it just I'm gonna do it. Begin, I'm gonna go on the way.
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You may pill began. Welcome, welcome, well come, I'm listening
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to the Sports Shock Show. I'm the Sport Shock Wayne Candy. Good morning
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to you out there and listening. Land glad to be here with you on
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this exciting day. We're gonna witness any clips and not like Bunny Tyler,
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it's not the total eclipse of the hard time more falling see you know the
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song Big Kenny, nothing that I can do, total eclipse of the that
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got emotional. Let's have lunchs later. You know what I'm saying. That
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was liud We we went back, then, we went back there you go,
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there you go. He command. You know you're from that era.
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You used to lipsnak. But he had the comb in the mirror. Y'all
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remember, y'all, that's a lot of people don't remember this song. They
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remember, just play a little bit there. We gonna play a litt bit.
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It's a total eclipse today, right, sotally eclipse around one thirty one
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forty five based on where you are, will be how you see this eclipse
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some places about eighty percent of Kenny On went back in his time machine.
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How many times you think today this song will be played on the airways everywhere,
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everywhere. Every city in the world is going to have it piped across
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the What used to be the tornado warning sirens will now be playing. Her
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relative is gonna be getting the Royty check today. Somebody, somebody gonna get
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a check the day out of nowhere. Right didn't even know they was related
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to her. Eighteen millions. That's a lot for one day, fifty billion
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streams. But a total solar eclipse is what they are expecting to day,
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to go along with a great game tonight between the No Name Powerhouse UKN Huskies.
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Now, I say that because most you con teams have a marquee player,
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they have somebody that at least one guy you knew he was put the
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ray Allen type guy. They always had one guy that it was like,
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okay and you come yeah, now it's you, U kind husky Danny Hurley
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the most famous person and he's the coach by saying, we don't really know
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Bobby. Remember Bobby, Bobby was a bad boy. Now he was y'all
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used to hate Bobby just because of hate. He might originated hate in sports,
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and Bobby did a lot of help and you hate him. Him and
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Larry Bird they kind of ushered in hate. That was back when. You
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that's back when. And now Christian Layton was a little more overt, but
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Hurley was the It seemed like he and Bird were the whisper of the trash
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talk. You'd see the shot and then you'd wonder why this guy looked like
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he wanted to kill him. But he, you know, changed. My
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mom said, hey, you can't check what you say he did and did.
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He looks at the reft with I don't know what these times you play
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like a girl. What is he's I don't know what he's talking about,
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Ralph but totally eclips The final for the final four men's is True to Night
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between Purdue and Big Zach Edie. The center, the seven to four center
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for uh Purdue the ball and it's just like yesterday. And we're gonna talk
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a lot about in this first hour about South Carolina and Iowa playing yesterday,
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but this finals for the men, even though women's basketball this season dominated,
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and some of that is, like I said, you got to realize that
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you have guys like a Zion Williamson that could basically still be in college.
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He really could. So imagine how big a game, big names. If
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guys like him would have stayed this long, it would have been like his
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senior year with all this, you get five six year kind of thing with
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the COVID so. But all those guys, they disappear by the time you
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know their names. On the women's side, you get to follow them a
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little further. Yes, So even though you might not have heard them the
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first two years, you know, it's not like Caitlyn Clark just showed up
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starting doing this. You just missed the first two years. And then last
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year it became, oh, you know, you heard about the girl from
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Iowa, and then this year became front and center. That's where the men's
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game lax, and I think that's where it could fall behind but in this
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case tonight Yukon comes in. Most of the year they spent that number one
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Purdue. This is a very predicted it's a predictable final. This is not
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some surprise. These are I'm quite sure Vegas had. Yeah, you couldn't
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get a lot of bets on any mom. What did they call it,
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like the odds? Yeah, you couldn't go like, oh a surprise Vegas
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like, yeah, I want to bet on Yukon. Right, Well,
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you know that's just that's just a fifty bet. It's gonna cost you a
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million dollars to win fifty cent because your pickings. Yeah, you picking Yukon.
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It's gonna cost you a million dollars just to get fifty cent. Yeah,
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yeah, just it. No, Yeah, that's not an't You didn't
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come in here with no surprise. Yukon is gonna lose by fifty two.
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Okay, Now if you one dollar, get you a million. Yeah,
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if that happens. So, uh, that is the big game tonight.
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Yukon has a big center as well. Is it Calligan or Clinging Clinging.
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He's a he's sixty ten seven foot centers about seven feet so it should be
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one of those old fashioned Kakaitis seventies eighties kind of center. What centers were
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the big thing about teams. And he's a Klingon, which means he's a
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fair spider. Those people will those creatures. But the eclipse is today.
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Just to give you people a little note on that before we get into the
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world of sport, there is a little note about the eclipse. Now,
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we had an eclipse five six years ago. There was a little I remember
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getting the three D glasses and looking up, didn't really didn't really see it
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like they promised. I don't remember that. Then President Trump looking directly directly
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at it, That's what I remember, and covering and shielding his eyes with
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his hand. That was that was my favorite part. That was his alien
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race. They were waving, Yeah, he knew them. Dingle blurtest either
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one who called them right, do a fly by for become wave. But
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just in case you don't know when the eclipse happens today, it is estimated
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that for some regions it could be between eighty to ninety seven percent where you
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can see the sun being covered. You're not supposed to look directly into the
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sun, do not view it through regular sunglasses. So for you people who
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think you're outsmarting the solar system, which regular sunglasses will not work with your
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ray BA and polarizer. Do not use damaged eclipse sunglasses. So the ones
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you threw in last time there's a wrinkled or something, do not pull those
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out. Do not use homemade filters. What else do we have here?
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Do not view through your camera viewfinder right as well? Do not you view
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through a telescope without the proper solar filter. So most of you who just
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went to what is those score brooks Stone? Is that the store something like
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that? Yeah, one of the store called Brooks when they had all of
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the gadgets. Yeah you now, now if you got a Brookstone catalog at
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the house, use a fancy person. Now, they didn't just send them
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to everybody. It wasn't like a circular Brookstone was like these people got some
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money and they'd send you a little Brookstone people. It says, don't just
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look through. If you have the proper filter, you can on your telescope.
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But if you don't, don't just look through it, Big Kenny,
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No one store you say that. All the people have said that you can
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look through a welders welder's helmet, all certifying agencies, the and and let
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me get there. Who just has a welder's helmet? And that's what I
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was thinking, that was like, wait, do you gets helmet and they're
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expensive. It's not like you just run out and seven dollars get a welder's
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helmet. If somebody's going like, yeah, we're gonna make a couple of
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dollars, yeah, you know, Bonnie Tyler's gonna get We're gonna get some
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money too, I'm saying. And I'm not the oldest person on the planet,
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but I'm I'm up there, and I've never walked into any store and
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asked, where's your welder's hell man? Have you a couple of times?
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I got well, I don't want to ask no questions, sir, I
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don't know about all of that, and set a lean ortigue. I don't
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know about all of that. I just need a well to sell me.
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Yeah, I never asked for a welders hell man, you ever walk into
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someone's shop or shed or something like that in Sea one like and be surprised?
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Like, man, uncle Joe know how to well? You know what
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I mean? The long time since I've been walking into somebody's shop or ship.
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Yeah, I get it. Since shop class back in high school.
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Yeah, in a minute, since I wanted to a shed, because then
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I'm gonna start thinking, get the wrong vibe, tranquilizer, duct tate,
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Yeah, all of that. Look under that bottom shelf. Wow, I'm
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looking after the bottom shell. Bend over a little more. They got old
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man, They got man. But good morning to you. As you can
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see, we got a lot of excitement in our voice. Command she Big
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Kenny. When we come back, we're going to talk about the South Carolina
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Kancox and they're perfect season to winning the championship. Caitlyn Clark, as you
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know, we gotta speak on her as well. Dion Sanders having to last
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shout at his team. We have the NBA in ductees into the Natesmith Hall
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of Fame. John Caliperry jumping ship. Tiger Woods says he's ready for this
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Good morning till you out there and listening land fig shout out to all
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A lot of you went to work with some kind of medical excuse Pinkott
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It's science. It ain't you know about the solar vibration is lowering my
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center course shot need to leave. Yeah, I have to get on up
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out of my blood because of the pull of gravity of the Earth. The
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South Carolina game cocks the women. Congratulations to this team, a team that
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even their head coach when you saw coach Day crying, I just saw all
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the comments where she was basically saying all year, how surprised she worked was
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about this team, a team that was basically comprised and the impact players were
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freshmen southomores. Sometimes you get a team that you just feel like, Okay,
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next year, right, this year, we're gonna take our lumps.
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Next year, we're gonna get them. That wasn't the case for this South
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Carolina team. Thirty eight and zero, a perfect season most games you watched,
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they dominated, similar to how they played against Iowa. This game,
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in a nutshell, fed into the two things that Iowa knew. People that
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are fans of Iowa, people who watch the game at any point watching the
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Iowa Hawkeyes. The two things that South Carolina one are the two weaknesses of
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Iowa. First is size. Iowa has no size. They have one young
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lady Stokey, she is about six one six' two. That was it.
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It's four size of impactful players. And the second which really caught up
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with them was their bench. They got zero points zero from their bench.
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Yeah, no one on the bench scored. They only play two or three
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people off the bench, and that is in a few minutes, but no
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one scored. Where if South Carolina had ten players that scored, they had
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thirty seven points from their bench thirty seven, So thirty seven of the eighty
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seven came from the bench. I think it's a tight some a finals game
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record for bench points. Tessa Johnson came off the bench for South Carolina gave
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them seventeen. And that is the Achilles Here. You got one team basically
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playing five players the whole game, right virgin another team that's going ten players
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deep, and you can see in the last quarter and a half that fatigue,
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yes, catching up with the starting five. They had nobody well when
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they tried to rotate them. They were so ineffective with the bench players that
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they had to put the starters back in and you just never saw them have
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a chance to effectively compose themselves and catch their breath. And uh, as
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you said they were ten deep. On the South Carolina side, there were
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sometimes when you were wondering, where did this player come from? You know
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what I'm saying. A minute ago it was this five, and now here's
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somebody else and ooh, she had another three, you know what I mean.
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And you didn't really even think about their bench not scoring until it was
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over. And they got away with that most of the year. Caitlyn Clark
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was able to make up that forty points. Yeah, fro another ten to
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twelve points in her scoring. But when you start to play the top talent,
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it's like you saw them against you con come by one. When you
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start playing those teams, and most of their losses this year came from top
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ten teams. They didn't lose to some off brand school and it was because
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that team had one or two big men that just dominated the board, and
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they could send in those fresh bodies that could wear or you could see y'all
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still running fast because if they you know the thing one you watch them play
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just a game ago against Yukon. That was Ucon's weakness this year, with
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all their injuries, they ended up with a team where we got six people.
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So Page Becker's just steady running you like you ain't gonna have a substitutor.
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Yeah, she's gonna play, yeah, yeah, you look at the
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end of the game. She don't play thirty nine minutes. That's not actually
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effective to be able to play that many minutes every game. So tip your
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hat to South Carolina the job that don Staley once again has proven that she
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can do in her seven eight years at South Carolina dominant or third title.
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And even when they showed that it Gino so far, so far, she
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got her third Geno's it showed everyone out like four and eight and Geno sixty
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seven, sixty seven. As you start thinking, like who's doing the graphics,
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he made a mistake and then someone says that Gino it is sixty Why
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why they allowed him to win that? Ye seemed like he should be someone
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who's not allowed to even But no, man, you got enough. We
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have a rit Brown Gosa. I hope I'm not mispronouncing that. I said
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it's worth a rewatch. Yesterday's championship game would be worth a rewatch, and
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rarely would I rewatch a sporting event. But I agree that was an awesome
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game. And again I almost started to feel some sort of I was disappointed
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that I was running out of energy. Man, I wish y'all could have,
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you know, could have fought a little bit harder that bitch would have
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came through. And then we have Jared Lloyd, lawyer listener out of New
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Please find out find out how to do this every Monday and Thursday.
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Now, I don't know what we contact thanos. Maybe yeah, we get
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us some Infinity Stones and then we could have totally clipses every Thursday and Monday.
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I think this kind of clips comes around when command you you're our scienceists,
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You're you're our Bruce Banner every six or seven years. I guess thanks
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smart, some smart halt you are? You know what I mean? I
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gotta see, but we'll come back. We'll talk about the great Caitlyn Clark
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South Carolina winning the championship. Big questions. I'm opposed to both of you
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and to the audience. Will don Staley stay. I've been wondering with that
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giant Wayne Candy in the Red zou nobody. Yeah, yeah, I remember
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Syrup, Seldwiches and cram announces for this and none of them with some counter
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For now, I'm counting this Ramagen with my accountant. Let's say, if
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I compounding this, I'm saying with my boobait tastes like plate forty's back to
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the show. I'm this much shock, Wayne Candy, Good morning to you
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on this uh total solar eclipse today around one forty five ish from what the
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experts predicted, should last maybe two and a half three hours and based on
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what region you would have to check to see how much of that eclipse you
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will actually notice. We talked about basically just go in the house that you're
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curtain down and wait till five o'clock and don't even do the whole and looking
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up in the air. Just go. And the last one we had I
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used the pinhole camera. Will you take a literally like a safety pin,
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poke a hole through a piece of contact paper and hold that in front of
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another piece of contact paper with your back turned and you can see everything take
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place there. Okay, I'm saying like ancient man used to do it.
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And then I wondered to myself, like, well, I did not apply
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myself like this in the actual school. And then I just went inside and
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let the blinds down and wait until five thirty because I was thinking I am
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doing a bit much. Now that's how you could if you have binoculars,
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you can at a piece of paper, what output it. Put the piece
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of paper on the ground and put your rediculous at the paper. You can
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see it right, all right, okay. Or take a strainer a calendar
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and point that at the ground. Look at the calendar and you can yeah,
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looking at the ground. All I'm going to say is my mom used
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to recommend green alcohol for torn a c L. That's n that's that's what
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don't work. That's what that sound like. A colar. Rag's some green
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alcohol and put on your toring a c L and that's gonna that's going to
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be tied around. Let it in, and all the people at the orthopedic
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hospital like, I'm not really sure if it works. Like you don't listen
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to them foods. They just want to want to That's all we did learn
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doing the break command. She Greg says, a light bulb went off inside
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of his head. We were talking about Tennessee, Don Staley possible, maybe
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a move within the SEC. Don Staley would move from South Carolina to Tennessee,
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But that Tennessee job has already been taken by Marshall's Kim Calwell. And
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the only reason I threw Tennessee out is because as far as hierarchy and the
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prestige of women's college basketball outside of the Yukon job, the Tennessee job,
29:37
don't forget now, Patty Summit and the dominance of she she's the only one.
29:42
She's only like nineteen behind Well, I'm saying that was always his biggest
29:49
fear. Yeah, she won going to catch him seventy three and her like
29:53
twenty four or whatever it is. She's got the great fat Summit and that
29:57
job being opening as we'll talk about a little later. With John Carall Perry,
30:03
you know, you wouldn't think he would leave Kentucky and go to Arkansas.
30:07
But with the ni L, with the transfer portal, those kind of
30:12
things done. Stay can pack up, go to Tennessee. Got a big
30:17
base of n I L still take two or three players. Just meet me
30:22
in Knoxville, y'all know the way, Remember we just went up there,
30:25
and played them, just played them, Yeah, a couple of weeks ago.
30:27
So same thing with Caliperi. Everybody gas up there camera, it's our
30:32
Corbett. Yeah, the same with Arkansas. We got a Walmart deal.
30:36
You don't come on there. So but Kim Caldwell of Marshall, from what
30:41
we see at hiring took place yesterday. We were laughing about must have happened
30:45
during the game that they hired her. But great chance. They're a little
30:52
small chance when I watched that opening that someone like a Don Staley would step
30:56
in. Donny Brown, loyal listener and a guest who has actually been here
31:02
on the show, says Cali Perry was hired at Arkansas. It broke after
31:04
midnight, and it interrupted postgame coverage of the final briefly. Now by midnight
31:11
the game was three o'clock yesterday, so it was over by what four point
31:14
thirty or I meant something like that. Yeah, so by midnight would that
31:19
be an interruption? Because I had a question, why wait so late in
31:23
the middle of the night to make an announcement like that, And then I
31:26
figured it was trying to not step on the wonderful accomplishment of the South Carolina
31:33
game Cocks. But by midnight most people are gone to sleep, so it
31:37
seemed like, yeah, that story was to bed. They had done all
31:41
of their interviews, cut down the net, so I didn't see it as
31:44
really interrupting the or was it just people want to drag the oh it's so
31:49
wonderful out longer than it takes to shut the lights off in an arena.
31:56
I'm quite sure the PR John Caliperry, Arkansas, everybody had decided that when
32:01
they would announce it, right, what's the best place to put it?
32:07
And like you're saying, they gave the women's the game was at three o'clock
32:10
in the afternoon. Come on, So really, this story is breaking when
32:15
it's supposed to be too, which is Monday morning, Yes, Monday morning,
32:19
and that's when I Donny Brown at sixty five was supposed to be sleep.
32:22
Sleep. Yeah that's what he said. So this is during the replay
32:28
of the game. No, No, he's just saying the coverage of the
32:30
game, so everybody's still talking about the esp and reruns that kind of thing.
32:36
He was just a basking in don dam glory, and I guess at
32:38
midnight felt like that was but I didn't feel like they were interrupting the postgame
32:45
coverage. I was thinking the same issue. This is a brand new morning
32:49
news cycle, and we got to get to what today's sports store. And
32:52
it's kind of when you say it steps into their glory, it really does.
33:00
Because when you win something perfectly perfectly, yes, it's like, let's
33:07
keep it moving like there's no shock in alle there's no surprise. Just like
33:13
tonight, you con has been dominant. All you Come wins the game.
33:16
That's not really you Come won it won last year. It becomes that way,
33:22
but they did it. The observation of someone's accomplishment a lot of times,
33:28
is served when there is more doubt. Right going into the South Carolina
33:35
Iowa game, you felt like South Carolina's gonna win, and if they was
33:39
gonna lose, Caitlin Clark was just gonna have to score like sixty points fast.
33:45
Other than that, yeah, South to win, It's gonna win the
33:49
game. So by midnight that game, it kind of there was no shock
33:52
to it. It's like the Chiefs winning. Don't you see how fast that
33:55
faded. Yeah, the storyline can fade and you are favored. It's more
34:04
storyline when it's some kind of out of the or you beat somebody without your
34:07
best player, right, some kind of other way that you won when you
34:12
shouldn't have won. LA's longer than thirty seven, and oh South Carolina,
34:19
who beats everybody by twenty And that's yeah, and that's what I was saying
34:23
about. Some people just want to basket and get dragged that moment. It
34:28
was such a wonderful moment. But yeah, we expected it to happen.
34:30
You know, everybody was supposed to clock in at nine. It's a quarter
34:34
after nine. Let's just go to work, everybody. So but South Carolina
34:38
thirty eight and oh winning the national title. Caitlin Clark now moves on to
34:43
the WNBA. Most likely she will be the first pick of the drive to
34:46
the Indiana Fever. I believe that some of her leaving is because of the
34:52
location Indiana. It's all in that same region. You know, I'm leaving
35:00
home, but I'm not not leaving home. You know I'm leaving, but
35:02
I'm not leaving. I'm just playing. I'm just regional now I was I
35:07
was here at the university, and now I'm just for the Midwest region that
35:14
I'll be your star when you look at Caitlin Clark, would you put her
35:20
mania above because I was going more in recent years of college mania bigger than
35:29
Tim Tebow. No, remember the t bou mania back in the late two
35:35
thousand and I'll tell you this, and this will probably be an unpopular opinion.
35:39
I think the only reason people would argue that it kind of rivals that
35:44
it's because for it's for a female, it's for a young lady who has
35:50
ushered in what is known as her era. Now, if we talk about
35:54
the Tim Tebow thing, and maybe a lot of what I remember and think
36:01
about with Tim Tebow surpassed just his college persona, because remember he did all
36:08
just on the college level, bigger than the Johnny Mayney. But they yes,
36:17
talking to Johnny Mayna, Yeah, Johnny manzaiel it taches in anyone.
36:22
I'm missing for college Maynia. Not not a young lady or a young man
36:28
in the pros, but for how you knew them in college in the last
36:34
you know, fifteen twenty years. I can't maybe Jimmer for debt at him
36:42
at b YU, what about Price past that little or Steph Curry at Davidson.
36:47
We see, I don't remember Steph I never stopped my day to watch
36:52
Steph Curry at David Well. I would put Jimmer for debts time above Steph
36:59
Curry, but I uh Kayln Carr kind of above Jimmy for that. But
37:02
that's another player I remember that had like a lot of me attention for how
37:07
they played. And I was throwing these out because I was thinking of and
37:09
we talked about on the other side, if you think about something doing the
37:13
break, I was thinking about moments where I stopped and planned to watch this
37:21
athlete, this athlete, Yes, Johnny Manziel, I would stop Tim Tebow
37:27
even when Cam was at Auburn. I would stop with the Fab five,
37:30
but I didn't want to go back that far far, you know, But
37:34
I was thinking about an athlete. I would stop to make sure I caught
37:39
play. If you think of somebody about the end of the show, or
37:43
maybe somebody will come in online and let us know of a mania that kind
37:47
of made people stop and watch that had no interest in those teams A lot
37:52
of times. We'll be back with more The Sports Jock Show right after this
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And now back to the sports job, Wayne gas log on, say
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you can see a sports chaint. I'll sing even by welcome back to this
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mor shock, hump this Mory shock, Wayne Canning, Good morning to you.
41:23
Just to run down where we've been so far. Tonight you can Purdue
41:30
doing pattle. Two of the top teams in the country. No surprise if
41:35
either one of those two teams win the men's championship. They've both been highly
41:39
ranked, got star players, great three point shooting on both of those teams.
41:44
The biggest surprise with both of the teams, uh is now with so
41:50
much success but so many players not known typically in the pantheon of college basketball,
41:58
the men's game has been more popular this season. No doubt. It
42:02
was the women's game thirty eight in oh South Carolina don Staley winning her third
42:08
national title in eight year spanned at South Carolina. I know Big Kenny was
42:16
saying, our man Donny Brown trying to light some fire that John Caliperry announcing
42:24
he's leading Kentucky to go. He's all for the girls this morning because he
42:30
was saying that Sports Center was still covering the game on their late show,
42:35
So I guess that unraveled our theory that the story had moved on. And
42:38
then he was saying that he believes that, well, he didn't believe he
42:43
Well, he did say Kate and Clark moved the needle more than them,
42:47
meaning Manzell and Tebow. Went on to say report came out Saturday that viewership
42:53
of Friday's game was more than all but four football games this past season,
43:00
and he says marinate on that yesterday's numbers will probably exceed that, and I
43:07
was wondering what four games they were, and then he says, just looked
43:10
up an article exceeded all NBA Finals games and Major League Baseball World Series games.
43:16
Well, I think sometimes when we talk about the needle being moved,
43:20
we have to look at it from at least from my eyes, the neither
43:23
the needle had further to go, It was further behind. It's hard to
43:30
push something that's so popular forward. So if you're if you're in college football,
43:37
it's hard to if you could just move it a little bit more to
43:43
be something that so popular, so much power to it. It's hard to
43:47
bring any more glitz and glamour to it. How do you make one of
43:54
the most profitable, most watched something. So when you move your if you
43:59
can get that to move one degree from where it is, sures Caitlin Clark
44:07
moved, But your your euro peon was way and and and I honestly feel
44:13
that Caitlyn Clark is to women's basketball what Tiger Woods was to golf. When
44:20
he first came to golf, a game that had been around and had plenty
44:24
of fans and had been loved and storied for a long time, got a
44:30
brand new birth and a whole new level of fandom and exposure to people who
44:36
had never paid attention before because this person came to that sport. It's like
44:42
moving the need of right after Michael Jordan, You're not You're never going to
44:46
He moved it nine hundred feet ahead. Yes, yes, so it's going
44:52
to be hard to move it any further, hard to move further than the
44:58
top. About being at the top. So Caitlyn Clark, yes, has
45:01
infused She's done in today's game. What people talk about Cheryl Miller did in
45:08
the early eighties right to it, and we hadn't really seen one individual.
45:15
We had seen teams correct, the Yukon's, the Tennessee's, those teams come
45:22
and push it, but not that one individual star player. So she has
45:27
moved it further. That doesn't mean that it's bigger than college football. We
45:32
know what it does and we're not taking anything away. She is one of
45:37
the people we stopped. That's why I say it's a moment in history.
45:38
We stopped, and I literally stopped and watch. And I literally stood in
45:43
the middle of where I watched sports, the room where I watched sports,
45:47
and in front of the TV, frozen watching Caitlyn Clark. That that's something
45:52
I rarely do, stop that way and go, I need to see this.
45:58
And she gave me everything that I tuned in for, so I can't
46:01
be mad at her. They had an excellent game. I just think that
46:05
when it comes to another thing with a Manzell and a t bow, in
46:10
my opinion, it kept the spotlight on their program. Long after they were
46:17
gone. They were still talking about Florida, they were still talking about Texas,
46:22
A and m I believe that once she's drafted, Iowa will go back
46:25
to being a and every season and every season in college sports, you don't
46:34
have someone. Last season didn't really have a one key figure, right,
46:39
they didn't have a t bow. They had more of competition questions of who
46:47
would win the title, but they didn't really have a t bow mania.
46:52
They didn't have Johnny Manziel Mania about the season. This one particular person that
46:59
just kind of embodied they just didn't have it. And that's what we're talking
47:05
about. That moment where it seemed like everybody and it was about as I
47:09
have said on the show, Caitlyn clark Hurst style just fits into It was
47:15
like for people, I feel they were watching a female Steph Curry right perform
47:22
perform. It's not something we've seen. That's why I said, We've seen
47:25
great, great, great players, but they still didn't have that kind of
47:31
flash or distance in the range. Because people are excited about the long shot
47:36
now right now, the long shot is the new dunk. It's the brand
47:39
new windmill. Yeah. Also, I thought about this t bow Johnny Manziel.
47:45
They were before the nil era, and one of the things we constantly
47:50
said about them is it looks like they've already been drafted like they couldn't get
47:53
any higher, their stock couldn't get any better. Do you think that a
48:01
Caitland in a pre nil era would have even been more of an impact because
48:08
they're there. There would not have been any perceived There wouldn't have been any
48:14
commercials. She couldn't have done all state ads. She couldn't you know they
48:16
could have used some of the Iowa game footage. Well, if you take
48:22
this same game, whenever this kind of game would have been introduced, it
48:27
would have exploded. Right, But for her, we had last year,
48:31
we had a Coke Dion right, the Colorado team. That's why I said.
48:36
But it wasn't a individual ul But Colorado moved the needle full, Yes
48:42
they did. They was pushing it where people was tuning in and flying in
48:45
to see a game and changing television schedule to watch it. As a team.
48:51
That whole production, yes, equally matches Caitland Clark. And there wasn't
48:57
nothing bigger in college sports than the whole Colorado Dion thing. It had the
49:01
same impact as what Caitlin Clark has done. It's just that the needful college
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My dna I was born like this. This was back to this one shock
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show. I'm this sport shock Wayne Canny, good morning't telling you out there
51:52
listening? Lay Bronnie James uh We talked about last week that he was he
51:58
was transferring put itself in the transferred portal out of USC. Most people feel
52:04
like because the head coach of USC moved on and has taken a job command
52:08
she where did he take that job? SMU SMU? Why because they moved
52:15
to the XECA. That doesn't seem like that seems like a move down,
52:22
not a move up leaving USC for SMBU. He got a long term plan
52:27
sports see, because what I'm gonna do is we gonna get in on the
52:30
ground level. Did he did he play at SMU? Maybe that's his connection
52:34
to them. The main thing people know about anyfl before coming to USC is
52:39
if you remember the run that Florida Gulf Coast made in the tournament. He
52:45
was a coach then when at Dunk City. Okay, all that, and
52:47
then he got the USC job right there, right right, and then I
52:51
was like, everybody, thanks, it's a good position to be in in
52:54
Hollywood with all these lights and all this exposure. But I got a better
52:59
plan. I'm gonna go to well. Bronnie James, who just finish his
53:04
freshman year at USC, now has declared for the draft. But remember,
53:09
as long as he doesn't have an agent, he can go back to college.
53:15
So he's still in the transfer portal, so we will see where that
53:21
takes him and his skill level. Most things that I have read from former
53:25
players to scouts is that he needs to go back and play in college.
53:30
Last year able to get in a couple of games coming off of that heart
53:36
issue that he had in the summer. I think for USC averaged about five
53:40
points a game to assist, not any kind of shocking numbers. Started maybe
53:47
a third of the games, so it's not like big numbers. And he's
53:52
different than his father who was just gifted, had a pro body gift.
54:00
He was six' nine, it's easy, and Bronnie's barely six' four
54:06
at best, So it's not like I can get him and I'm getting some
54:09
kind of unusual physical body. Do you think that sometimes that could count against
54:16
Bronnie, that he is Lebron's son, because outside of that, most people
54:22
would be just fascinated with the fact that a kid that had serious heart issues,
54:28
it's averaging five points a game for USC. I mean, this ain't
54:31
SMU. You see what I'm saying. It's USC and he was able to
54:36
fight through all of that. But do you think he shows up places giving
54:39
his best in everybody like his daddy would have cut quicker than that. His
54:43
daddy a lot stronger than that. And they're not really seeing Bronnie. They're
54:46
seeing what they think his genetics should be allowing him. Crazy as it is,
54:55
I feel like the heart issue actually took the weight of him being Lebron's
55:00
son off. It took the idea of one and done off the table for
55:07
people. The expectations is that, if my sense of it is now,
55:13
people gave him the ability if he needed to stay all four years to accomplish
55:19
his goal or pro then rightfully, so, I think before that he would
55:25
have been completely under the microscope that it had to be done in one and
55:31
done. Now it's go play and if it happens in a couple of years,
55:36
cool, cool, no more pressure. There's this but I feel like
55:39
there's this notion that like, yeah, he was people were hoping one and
55:45
done type of player, but now if he stays two, three years,
55:51
then it's like he's not as well, he must not really be that good.
55:55
I think people still have that kind of really that kind of I said,
56:00
like if because there's so many one and done players that if they're staying
56:05
a second year, it's like, well, like what's wrong, Like why
56:10
isn't he going to the league, or he must not be that good?
56:15
Or looking at someone like like for example, like a Zach Edy who's a
56:20
senior, and it's like, well he he may he may be a second
56:24
round pick. But we just saw Shaquille o'neilson four years ago go through the
56:30
same thing, and when he had his heart procedure, people were just hoping
56:35
maybe he would play basketball again, right, They didn't even it was his
56:39
name s yeah, and he was like six' nine, you know,
56:44
tall, kind of the same rank coming out of high school. But it
56:47
seems once he had that heart issue, people were just hoping that he had
56:52
a recovery and maybe could even play And I don't and we have to maybe
56:57
ask around this weekend. I mean, I think they started that same perspective
57:01
of h that he's he's can be a star in the NBA or still wanting
57:09
that, having that dream of playing with his dad. I thought Bronnie was.
57:14
I thought Bronnie was going to sit out this year completely. Yeah he
57:19
should as Sharif did. No, That's what I'm saying. So the whole
57:22
go play with my daddy thing. For me, the window mine started being
57:27
I hope this young man can find his college career. Uh, and it's
57:30
not one of them things where he's always limited to how many minutes he can
57:36
play, you know that kind of especially that his dad already has kind of
57:42
secured a life that can help him and maybe they don't even want to take
57:46
the gamble of this whole. It's one thing to be out here running up
57:51
and down the court with the idea I need to feed myself, right,
57:55
and it's another where my dad can just give me a job over at the
58:00
Lebron James shoe development play. Yeah, for three million a year. Yeah,
58:05
and y'all can call it nepo whatever, whatever. Yeah, give me
58:08
a dose of it. I've taken worse stuff for less than three million dollars.
58:15
You know what I'm saying. Get me some NEPO. I don't even
58:17
know. I don't even know who sales it, but I don't take some
58:21
of it. And so that's what I was thinking with him. So I
58:24
haven't my expectations of him. I never saw one in Dublin. I always
58:30
saw that as a hype. And then when he had a heart procedure,
58:34
I was thinking, I just hope the kid is able to play enough in
58:37
college to satisfy like he doesn't have to go in a deep depression that he
58:40
didn't get to live his dream. Right, So, now that he's derailed
58:45
from maybe one and done, I hope he just plays college basketball and if
58:51
he ends up in the pros, he ends up in the pro. I
58:53
don't desire you to play with your dad. That was never on my wish
58:58
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Championship ship tonight Purdue versus u con in a game of two teams that when
1:03:07
the season started they were highly ranked to end up in this situation. Yesterday
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thirty eight and oh perfect season. Don Staley and her South Carolina game Cocks
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able to defeat Iowa and the Hawkeyes, Caitlyn Clark's last basketball game in Iowa
1:03:29
uniform. I was thinking, Caitlin, why not run it back? Though,
1:03:36
wake up this morning and call Sports Center telling them you're gonna run it,
1:03:38
run it back four year of eligibility. Yeah, I got unfinished business
1:03:44
I need to do, because that's the only Aquy does not have to call
1:03:47
all your nil people tell them you're gonna run it back. Hey, what
1:03:51
are my options of us study? I would go back, What what kind
1:03:55
of team we got coming next year? Though? Well, she has the
1:04:00
uh stokely or stokey. The centers is back, and there was one other
1:04:06
young lady Falter who was like maybe their third leading score. So you got
1:04:14
those two pieces and the ability of Remember, we got the transfer portal,
1:04:18
so we can go get half South, get half of anyone. We get
1:04:23
three of those bench players. That done. It's bringing off the bench.
1:04:26
You can start on the bitch we got we got reopenings right right. You
1:04:30
could be the number one party and you're gonna be on. You're gonna be
1:04:34
on Peach TV and Peak cop. Did I tell you about the Caitlyn Clark
1:04:40
girl. She bring all the cameras, she bring all the camera all the
1:04:42
cameras, had all kinds of kind of money. We got Jalen Hurts,
1:04:45
you know with the dimples. You know, maybe you get a little dated.
1:04:47
He'll be at the game. All them kind of guys. We got
1:04:50
them coming. Ain't never been the I. We just flew up one day.
1:04:55
Come on, man, he from Vocal Ratan just flew up the because
1:05:01
you know you gotta make some calls. Then what do you mean to see
1:05:05
if like, if those things line up while those are options, if those
1:05:11
are if those line up, then I was seriously considered the first thing that
1:05:15
I if those things line up, I would I would think about coming back
1:05:21
to me. She seemed to have that energy at the end of the game,
1:05:25
like that's all right, I get you next time, or that's okay,
1:05:30
Uh, I'm gonna get another shot. And I was like, she
1:05:31
might look like this didn't sit too well with her, Like I said,
1:05:34
this is like the only thing she doesn't have on her resume is a national
1:05:39
champion. How many times have I mentioned that college football is so huge that
1:05:45
when you are Cam Newton, Johnny Manzel, Baker Mayfield, Jameis Winston.
1:05:51
When you are these guys, you don't become any more famous. Your fame
1:05:58
doesn't get all you can do it solidify your fame right when you're those guys
1:06:06
and make money. That's a good component too. Caitlyn can make more money
1:06:14
WNBA. They got like two hundred thousand. So does the Jack in the
1:06:17
Box off campus of Iowa over there talking about we're coming up with the whole
1:06:23
Caitlan chickens down. Jack in the Box said, not only do they have
1:06:28
two hundred g's, but they done holleredat calls junior and they willing to come
1:06:32
on. So I'm saying when the money was, when I could leave.
1:06:36
Because for women's athletics, especially basketball as one of the major sports, NIL
1:06:44
has definitely helped those young women make money in a way that they would never
1:06:47
make even going pro. Because remember most of the WNBA players, until they
1:06:54
get some kind of endorsement, was doing overseas and WNBA Kate Caitlyn this year
1:07:01
was estimated to me about less a little shy of four million dollars because I
1:07:08
know that all stage spot had to be worth a nice little piece and running
1:07:12
it back with the transfer portal, like I'm saying, I get the biggest
1:07:16
you're not gonna get the fanfare in the w n B A. Yes,
1:07:21
you're going to increase it, but it's not gonna be like college basketball.
1:07:27
It never has been. All those huge big names from Maya Moore, the
1:07:31
Sheriff Swoops all have stepped up and it pushed those numbers a little bit.
1:07:39
But two three years later, Brianna Stewart is just Brianna Stewart right, playing
1:07:45
for who the Liberty. Now they're they're nowhere as marketed as they were at
1:07:53
Yukon, Right, So yeah, it was a hard look. If I'm
1:07:58
her, I was always surprised that she left. If I'm her, I'm
1:08:00
running the eligibility train out and that's why, Yeah, I thought it had
1:08:05
to be some sort of something that she knows that we don't and hasn't been
1:08:10
disclosed, because why, I mean, with all of the reality that's established
1:08:15
in front of you, the fact that even as the number one pick and
1:08:19
a highly touted, drafted w NBA player, you're not gonna make in your
1:08:26
whole season what the jack in the box is offering you for this? And
1:08:30
she'll probably be a grad student. Oh come on, man, so she
1:08:34
ain't taking one class. I'm running I'm running all of that into thee.
1:08:40
I'm running all of that into so my sister can actually take that. My
1:08:44
sister, she can actually take this class. So but Caitlin Clark moving on
1:08:49
to the w NBA uh and out of the Iowa uniform. Congratulations, thank
1:08:57
you. And we were talking about the mania this too. I would still
1:09:00
say, as we mentioned there at the tail end, uh, the Colorado
1:09:04
mania UH and Caitlin's mania equal. Yes, uh. This season as far
1:09:11
as the two driving forces of not just college sports, of sports, they
1:09:15
really drove. And as I said, hers was more of a single singular
1:09:21
right. It's more whereas Colorado Colorado was Dion his son Travis Hunter leaving Jackson
1:09:30
State they had a whole lot of other stuff. Yeah, and that there
1:09:33
there was a storyline behind all of what Dion was doing that expanded far outside
1:09:41
of sports. Nate Smith Hall of Fame. A couple of names you might
1:09:45
be familiar with, Vince Carter, the high flying Vince Carter going into the
1:09:53
Nation Smith Hall of Fame, Michael Cooper finally Cooper going into the Hall of
1:10:00
Fame with those great Laker teams. Really one of the guys who kind of
1:10:06
ushered in the six man component, even though it was always done, it
1:10:14
started in that era. He did it different. Kevin McHale when he got
1:10:17
regulated to the bench, and it was a couple of guys in that they
1:10:24
started using Michael Bobby Jones, right, they started using as that secret weapon
1:10:31
to come in the game. Cooper may be actually like the first like the
1:10:34
three and D guy with the fan, but he also was shooting three right.
1:10:41
And I was going to say there was a time when the guy comes
1:10:44
off of the bench that he would primarily be used to draw fouls or something
1:10:48
like, play a lot of hard defense. But then Michael Cooper, I
1:10:51
think was one of those first guys that made you go hold on man,
1:10:54
he scored a point, it was like this dude, this dude is adding
1:10:59
to the teams total. So yeah, and Cooper's in in a sense for
1:11:02
me because I have been saying for a while now, I felt like the
1:11:11
sixth man person, the Jamal Crawfords, really should get a look for the
1:11:17
Hall of Fame because you have to judge a person on what job did they
1:11:24
give me? Yes, that's where the Ben Wallace is. That's why the
1:11:29
Dennis Rodman, That's why a Draymond Green. Uh. That's why I say
1:11:33
it's hard for me to ever say what the goat is because I can only
1:11:39
give you goat by position, because our positions are different. A picture job
1:11:47
is different than a center fielder. The same way of point guard's job is
1:11:51
different than a center If you Jamal's Carl Crawford was ushered into that's what I'm
1:12:00
getting hired for every team, Right, They're bringing him in to be their
1:12:04
six man, not not to be the starter here and there. Sure they
1:12:10
would tinker with him and put him out there, but for the most part
1:12:13
he had built such a reputation that him What's what's Lemon Pepper, lu William
1:12:18
Williams and some guys that got real regulated that Hey man, I need this,
1:12:25
I need a six man, and that's what I'm calling for. So
1:12:29
Michael Cooper kind of go ahead. I wasn't gonna say I agree that.
1:12:31
I think Cooper getting in will open the door for Jamal Crawford Lewis. I
1:12:38
think Jamal Crawford is eligible next year. What was Bennie Vinnie the Mike Awavee
1:12:45
Johnson. He was that for the bad boys. Everybody knew the Mike awave
1:12:49
was on. Now. He had very successful out parts auto parts business in
1:12:57
Detroit. But I'm saying his job was to do exactly what was doing.
1:13:01
It wasn't to do what Isaiah was doing. It wasn't doing what Joe dumarv
1:13:05
was doing. Come in, heat it up for about forty five seconds,
1:13:09
like Mike Way, I'm gonna come here. I don't even about fifteen seconds
1:13:12
for stuff. Stop popping. Are you gonna burn that up? Just take
1:13:15
it out? Can't put fuller? You beat the blue the house up for
1:13:20
full So I'm saying, and that when you specialize in something, just like
1:13:25
they're finally figuring that with Devin Helpster this that's all he was the even the
1:13:31
Cordell Patterson kid. You don't see him as that because his job wasn't that.
1:13:35
But for what you was asking my great friend Jackie Slater, his son
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Matthew Well, I went to the Pro Bowl like ten times for special teams,
1:13:46
so I know none of you saw the special teams because that's when you
1:13:49
go to get your pop going and they almost don't cut it out. But
1:13:54
that's all you asked me to do. Run down here and tackle this dude
1:13:58
on special team and to rent no route, right. You have to let
1:14:01
people in the Hall of Fame. Basically, I'm just saying for what it
1:14:04
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Monday. A couple of birthdays here coming off of yesterday and today. Speaking
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of hall of Fame, and we'll get back to that list in a second.
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With the Natesmith Hall of Fame. Remember it's Natesmith, not NBA,
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Nysmith. It means that you have to look at the body of work of
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a player, basically college, international, play, Olympics. All that goes
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into play, not just the numbers they might put up in the NBA,
1:17:43
but point guard's a former Portland point guard with Clyde Drexler. Terry Porter sixty
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one years old. I think Terry was a head coach for a couple of
1:17:51
years, wasn't he in the NBA? Yeah, it coached the Suns.
1:17:55
Okay sixty one years old. Mark Clayton part of that Mark Brothers. Probably
1:18:00
the first dynamic duo of receivers, right, you know it was Star wars
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And and Lynn Swan Right then there was Clayton and Duper. Was that something
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The Chargers had a couple of guys Joiner in Jefferson Okay, okay, but
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at the same time, Yeah, Dann Marino's boys. Mark Clayton sixty three
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years old. Robin Wright Pin, she has dropped the pin. A great
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actress. Robin Wright fifty eight years old, Ceede Lamb, go ahead on,
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yes, your boy. You know I just want to say about CD.
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Come on, that's your boy. That that wide receiver room was kind
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of it's in there. Ceedee Lamb of the Cowboys twenty five desh Loaf.
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The rapper said that raised days daye loaf, same thing, thirty three years
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thirty three years old. Ricky Waters very underrated running back fifty five years old.
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Ricky was a bad boy, dangerous. Run Dai barber which means Tiki
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barber. Remember they were twins. The barber boys run days in the Hall
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of Fame. Tiki. It seemed to be getting his career back after the
1:19:20
little stumble that he had their forty nine years of age. Russell Crowe is
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sixty years of age and Jackie chan is seventy years of age. And the
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man my man, the first athlete that the sports jock imagined he would be,
1:19:45
which ended at age nine. But up until about nine, you couldn't
1:19:50
have told me I was not Tony dor set. My moves, my speed,
1:19:57
my agility, my balance. I remember this. After nine, I
1:20:01
kind of have a little growth and then your height didn't match door set.
1:20:09
Next thing, I found myself up front with my hand on the ground.
1:20:13
But until I was nine, though big If you had saw me. If
1:20:15
I caught you around eight and a half, you're gonna be next doorset like
1:20:21
Tony door Set right there. Then you've seen him when he was ten,
1:20:25
Like that boy looked like child barking at ten years old? How does that
1:20:30
happen? The great legend Tony dor Set seventy Wow, Tony seventy. Yeah.
1:20:39
He was the first guy I ever humbled myself when I got in the
1:20:43
league my rookie year. At the super Bowl, which was an Arizona,
1:20:47
I went over and uh, I don't know. I just got the courage
1:20:51
because if you spent your lifetime imagining, I think I told the story at
1:20:56
least told you that this story before. When I went over and I said,
1:21:00
mister door Set, you know, and he five eight right five nine,
1:21:06
or as you call it, the height of a nine year old.
1:21:11
He deigns of a nine year old at this point. So you go over
1:21:14
and you're like, what's going on, little man? No, mister Dorset,
1:21:20
And I said, you know, I told him what I am.
1:21:24
Ain't gandy. I played with the rams, and sir, I was,
1:21:29
you couldn't have told me. I told him the same thing you couldn't have
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told me. I wasn't Tony door set everything. I had a little spin
1:21:33
swivel, and he looked at me, up at me, and laughed.
1:21:41
Yeah, did up until about nine. But glad you made it to the
1:21:46
league. He was always gonna get to the league, just not as no
1:21:49
running back big man now and then and then you carried him up to the
1:21:54
booth and y'all sat and there had lunch. He got the kids me half
1:22:00
price. Becuse he twelve, he twelve, ma'am t d man man.
1:22:04
Tony Dorris said, w W E forty was huge in Philadelphia over the weekend.
1:22:10
Uh some of the Philadelphia Eagle players Lane Johnson, Travis Uh, no,
1:22:16
excuse me, Jason Kelsey, which looked like they about to break into
1:22:20
the business. They had the temblings on with the jeans and some black shirts
1:22:27
with the sleeves cut off and some masks. I thought it was one of
1:22:29
them old eighties tag teams. Might as well going into business. Kidding it,
1:22:34
Well, you gotta wait, because Lane got a lot of money on
1:22:39
the books. But I'm quite sure Jason was in there like, man,
1:22:42
look this might work out. Maybe that was dipping on ten minutes. All
1:22:46
you got to do is throw some guys across and kicking with these timblings.
1:22:49
Yeah, maybe only once or twice a year. And that's what I'm saying.
1:22:55
It's not like we're gonna do this full time. I'll come out and
1:22:58
I'll push a guy out of the ring, and then you know, the
1:23:01
real wrestlers will jump in and start doing the flips lane lane, you know,
1:23:05
Travis, I mean, excuse me, Jason is maybe about six three
1:23:11
lane the right tackle like six' eight. So all we gotta do is come
1:23:15
up with some kind of They both looked like big old Tennessee, Kentucky and
1:23:18
railroad workers, So we just need to catch a name Tennessee railroad workers.
1:23:26
I'm saying. When you said it, it started singing in my hear like
1:23:29
Tennessee railroad finishing. What's the move? Gonna be the pile driver? Because
1:23:33
you know they would try the railroad spike or called the railroad spike something like
1:23:38
that. If you get a chance to see it. When they pop up
1:23:41
in the match, you don't know that they're not an actual They had the
1:23:46
black mask on and they had to cut off Tea. They looked they was
1:23:51
coordinated, and you would have thought they were the Midnight Something back in the
1:23:57
day, Midnight Express kind of team Midnight Tennis see railroad workers. Sounds like
1:24:03
a nice little job. Two or three matches a year, half a million
1:24:08
dollars a match. Come on, man, I make myself some kind of
1:24:11
lumberjack move that don't hurt your back. You don't have to because when you're
1:24:15
that size, you don't have to have an aerial now move. No,
1:24:17
No, I could just I could just bear hug you to sleep and everybody
1:24:21
would be like, oh, he got him in the squeezy. Please,
1:24:27
you don't have to worry about your back having problems or tear your knee up.
1:24:30
You just hit him with some kind of football or you know, the
1:24:33
sled. You gotta name it something football related. We're gonna hit you with
1:24:36
the sled or the hangman or the horse collar. That might be they fantasy
1:24:43
move where Travis drags hits you, I mean, Jason hits you back into
1:24:47
lane, Lane snatches you down, and they, you know, they,
1:24:53
oh that's the horse calling, ladies and gentleman. You know it sounds like
1:24:59
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You didn't counting me out. I'm counting my bullets, some loading my clips,
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I'm writing down names, I'm making the lists, I'm checking it twice
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and I'm getting them hit. The rim has been down, the fate was
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on my I'm all in my bed. Welcome back to this shock shot the
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sport Shock Wayne came to big shout out to my man to KILLO Spikes.
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He was inducted into the trails of Auburn. Uh walkway down there this weekend.
1:28:12
Went down there to celebrate with him. Congratulations to my man, uh
1:28:16
for that accomplishment. The Rock says he will not be endorsing Joe Biden this
1:28:24
this next presidential term. Sounding like the Rock just want to run for president.
1:28:30
Yeah, the Rock will not be in choice endorsing Joe Biden because,
1:28:34
yeah, because the Rock will do a better job. Can you sell what
1:28:38
the Rock is cooking? All the way over in Iran? The Rock is
1:28:43
cooking Iran. The Rock. Yeah, I could see him as president.
1:28:47
We made Ronald Reagan, we made Donald Trump president. I don't see why
1:28:53
the Rock wouldn't get his shot. That's true, that's true. Experts say
1:28:57
that Britney Spears would make a close to one hundred million a year if she
1:29:01
joined only fans. It's a lot of money. So the surprise, that's
1:29:11
a lot of money. I don't I don't have an OnlyFans subscription. I
1:29:14
don't know how it works. Fully, I understand what it is, and
1:29:19
I've seen some images that people, but I'm saying I don't have it.
1:29:23
I don't know. But each subscriber has it gets paid, get charged right,
1:29:27
right right? You pay a subscription fee, okay, And that's a
1:29:30
lot of money, though, did y'all one hundred million dollars? And now,
1:29:34
this is the thing about OnlyFans. It doesn't require you to have anyone
1:29:40
other than yourself in the video, So some people may do couples displays.
1:29:45
Britney could just stand there. And if they're saying she could make a hundred
1:29:48
million, I don't know why she wouldn't do it. I'm not saying that
1:29:51
she should. I'm just saying I don't know why she wouldn't million dollars.
1:29:56
I mean, I want this to be a reflection on my borrow because I
1:30:00
don't know why she wouldn't. I'm just saying, a hundred million dollars.
1:30:03
You already used to dancing in front of people that way on your Instagram and
1:30:09
your TikTok social media with the music playing in the background, with an actual
1:30:15
bag of cotton next to her. That's worth about a union. Yes,
1:30:19
a slave. I mean it's because it's the only fans. You can't just
1:30:24
go into it with the regular Britney spears. To be a production, yeah,
1:30:29
it's gonna have to be something different and it's going to have to be
1:30:31
leaning towards adult entertainment. One hundred million though, that's a lot of money,
1:30:36
and she doesn't even have to go to a specific location. It could
1:30:40
just be in front of her, in front of her camera, wherever she
1:30:44
is. She can put an alert on her phone, on her phone,
1:30:46
whatever it is that time. Yeah, I'm she could schedule Hey, ten
1:30:50
o'clock Eastern time, everybody log on Slave, and then by eleven o'clock she
1:30:58
has sixty million. Man at two, I'm going back on and oh you're
1:31:02
gonna you're gonna double up on it. Man, we do you do do
1:31:06
a day practices? I can't make money, mean dollars twice in one day
1:31:11
to stop. Come on now, I'm saying it's your work. You're trying
1:31:14
to exploit it though, Kenny, it's only fans. That's why it was
1:31:16
admitted exploitation. It's not like it's an expanding of your mental capacity, like
1:31:23
nobody's doing quizes only fans, so, but you don't want to get that
1:31:27
reputation. That's how you make more money sports stock. I don't think you
1:31:30
really understand how this works. You say you understand it, but I'm having
1:31:34
questions. Now, Well, we will see how I've written it. But
1:31:40
that's what I was. I was reading the article in the USA. Million
1:31:42
a day, no hundred million of years a year. You did it?
1:31:45
I guess you do it once a week only fans does like one post a
1:31:50
week or something. It can be, it can be whatever kind of schedule.
1:31:55
It is a hundred dollars. The plint is it's it's exclusive content that's
1:32:00
not anywhere else. So if the right person can get people to pay for
1:32:04
it, she can ask people to pay five dollars and could probably still make
1:32:08
one hundred million dollars over the course of a year. Britney Spears. Dion
1:32:14
Sanders had to give a lecture to his football team got a lot of criticism
1:32:19
from a couple of professors at Colorado that the players behavior in classrooms over the
1:32:30
last semester has been deplorable, and Dion had to address the team about their
1:32:38
behavior. The professors went online and basically was saying the players, A lot
1:32:45
of players are acting like they didn't need to be there, very disruptive.
1:32:54
Wouldn't be quiet when the professor would say, be quiet, all right now,
1:32:59
I won't y'all on staying when you go to class. I need all
1:33:01
my dogs to go out there and be dogs. Indeed, you we got
1:33:05
that in I am money, you can afford it. You go be a
1:33:08
dog and didn't pay attention in class. But he did address him about how
1:33:15
it has to work together. Yeah, it's opposed to. He's from an
1:33:20
era where there was no outside of the lines because you didn't want to get
1:33:26
put off the team. Getting put off the team meant that you risk your
1:33:29
chances of going pro, which is when you got your payout. But now
1:33:32
these kids don't have to wait for the payout. There is no delayed gratification.
1:33:36
The truth of the matter is I behave like I don't need to be
1:33:40
here because I don't need to be here. This isn't this is philosophy two
1:33:46
oh four. I mean three million dollars last year. Well and the thing
1:33:53
and I'm glad when I saw this about Dion. You have to as a
1:34:00
coach and I like that. Even the article wrote it as Dion Sanders addressed
1:34:04
the team. Yes, remember I've been calling for Dion Sanders. Yes,
1:34:10
not coach Prime. I've been calling for Dion Sanders and to tell the kids
1:34:15
how the path of Dion Sanders and the ups and downs and what went wrong.
1:34:21
The coach Prime is the success, it's the flash, it's it's the
1:34:26
must be the money. But Dion has had ups and downs like any person.
1:34:31
So for him to go in and really get these kids to understand that.
1:34:35
As much as I'm sitting here and I'm trying to educate and get you
1:34:43
to the next level, nine percent of you will just get jobs one day.
1:34:49
Right, That's it. I can't make it. I would love to
1:34:57
tell you that something different, right, but if it's one hundred people in
1:35:00
here, it's basically what I'm saying. Five of these guys will make their
1:35:04
living through a football. The other ninety five of you need to pay attention
1:35:11
in class. You need to pay attention in class because that is the truth.
1:35:16
You'll need that knowledge and that's what equally he has to drive home and
1:35:21
that's what since he's taken over, seems to have gotten lost, and that's
1:35:26
what's getting lost completely, not just for Prime, for a lot of programs.
1:35:30
I think that's where some of the older coaches have an issue when they
1:35:34
keep saying it's not sustainable. I think because it's selling everybody that they're going
1:35:41
to make money everybody, and that's the capitalism of our country. That's how
1:35:46
they can get everybody to flood they're seven year old to some little camp that
1:35:54
I have to pay for, and they don't ever mention that part, like
1:35:59
most of y'all gonna actually do all of that, instill not be pro and
1:36:02
still not be pro. Some of you gonna become Colorado legends and still and
1:36:09
still have to go get a job. But when you come here, you're
1:36:12
gonna be a legend. He'll be a legend. You eat free. But
1:36:15
in the real world, and that is the truth. So I'm glad that
1:36:17
he addressed but whatever team meeting, whatever players, he had a meeting and
1:36:21
really walked them through it, breaking the numbers down, even saying that ninety
1:36:30
percent to ninety five percent of your roster ain't going pro. What Coach Prime
1:36:35
told them, and that is that's the reality of the business and to your
1:36:42
Tennessee Railroad. Railroad workers name Jared said that their finishing move could be the
1:36:49
freight train soup plex. Okay, okay, okay, I like that freight
1:36:54
train sloop. They're gonna put them, put them up high on Lane Johnson.
1:37:01
Let Jason Kelsey jump off and to him and oh, freight train.
1:37:08
All right, Okay, I'm just trying to tell you a little clip I
1:37:11
saw of them. If you didn't know they played football, you would thought
1:37:15
they were you know, but now just the midnight rider. What they needed
1:37:21
was what if the two of them got together with Britney spears only listen,
1:37:28
you know what I'm saying. They could wear the mask and the timberland.
1:37:30
That's a different move. That's a different kind of we can still call it
1:37:34
the freight train supplex. That's like some kind of triple I'm saying they do
1:37:39
that, though. I'm saying that if Brittany by myself could bring in a
1:37:41
hundred million two other people with her be at least one and a half times,
1:37:45
that we will see. That's let's let's just work on. Let's work
1:37:50
on the finishing move first first, and then okay, we got okay,
1:37:57
we got to get them a name, and then we'll work on them finishing
1:38:00
move baby steps, I get it, Okay, Okay, before we go
1:38:02
on this segment, was there an earthquake in New York? Yes, there
1:38:06
was four point eight, really significant number two four point eight. And then
1:38:13
there are about three hundred after shocks in New Jersey. In New Jersey.
1:38:20
Yeah, yeah, that's not really New York. Well it was just like
1:38:27
right there. It was felt in New York, but it generated in New
1:38:30
Jersey. In New Jersey, and was it thirty after shocks or three hundred
1:38:34
after shock? They had like a whole lot of after shocks after it was
1:38:36
over. And it leads people to wonder, is the East Coast and our
1:38:43
East Coast cities ready for a big one? We've I've only recently learned since
1:38:48
the earthquake that most of the cities since I believe ninety seven or something like
1:38:56
that, have made it an ordinance that all buildings have to be earthquake sustainable.
1:39:02
So, okay, earthquake, solar eclips, all kinds of stuff going
1:39:06
on, don't We'll be back more to sports Jock right after this. I
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of the Sports Jock Show And now back to the Sports Job Wayne Gandy between
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lock on, say you can see a sports Jain't I'll sing even Jenny Welk
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Back to the Sports Shock Shawn, the Sports Shock Wing Game to good morning
1:42:31
to you. We talked about the Nate Smith Hall of Fame. Couple of
1:42:35
names, Vince Carter, Michael Cooper, Simon Augustine, a great player w
1:42:42
n B A won a couple of championships, Chauncey Billups was it was a
1:42:45
name that was on the list that would be that marginal player. When you
1:42:53
think for most people with Chauncey Billup, you don't really see what area of
1:42:59
the game that Chauncey Billups dominant dominated. If you're just a casual fan of
1:43:08
your hardcore, yeah sure, but if you really think about it, Chauncey
1:43:12
Billups and putting chance a Billup, like I always say, kind of opens
1:43:16
to where how come I get it? If I come and tell you Joe
1:43:20
Johnson right, then how do you tell me that Joe Johnson doesn't deserve to
1:43:26
go? Former Hawk, former Celtic Joe Johnson. I sold Joe. I'm
1:43:32
just using joy as an example. How do you tell Joe Johnson that he,
1:43:39
oh, man, y'all let Chace. I'm saying he might even say,
1:43:44
bro y'all, let Chauncey. How come I can't get in? And
1:43:48
we've talked about when you let certain players in, then you have to explain
1:43:53
why others aren't. That's Chauncey Billups is one of those players. If he
1:43:58
can get in, you gotta explain to me why Joe Johnson is not their
1:44:02
why haven't you talked to him yet? And then we'll see how that all
1:44:08
fleshes itself out, because again I can't imagine why they wouldn't at least be
1:44:15
talking about the possibility of a Joe Johnson and that group of Joe Johnson's is
1:44:18
what I'm saying. One of those guys that really border were just like a
1:44:23
Chauncey where you could say I could see it and I cannot see it.
1:44:28
But if you put Chauncey, I don't. I don't. I didn't see
1:44:30
Chauncey Billups in the NBA any more impactful, right than Joe Johnson. Do
1:44:38
you think people really value that that championship, that Pistons championship where it's like,
1:44:45
oh, they did it the the right way or they you know,
1:44:51
when the beating that the team with four Hall of Famers on it, with
1:44:57
this ragtag bunch and he's the leader of it, so he gets credit more
1:45:01
credit for that then maybe he would if they had not won the championship,
1:45:06
if he had the same career otherwise, Well, even on that team,
1:45:11
wasn't Richard Hamilton the leading scorer? Yes, so then he's in the Hall
1:45:16
of Fame. No, that's that and that's that's what I'm saying. We
1:45:20
got to We've opened up a whole new is Mark Jackson in the Hall of
1:45:25
Fame? No, you gonna explain to me the second all time assist leader
1:45:33
in Craig. I'm just giving more and this is I'm quite sure as we
1:45:40
think about it, more and more names would come up. Yes, I'm
1:45:42
just saying when you put Chauncey bill you can clearly see Vince Carter and the
1:45:47
dominant because there was one of two seasons Vince Carter to some people was the
1:45:53
best player in the league. It wasn't just that he was with the dunks
1:45:58
and things like that, but and the length of the career was it twenty
1:46:02
two years and he was able to get in and then you know, there
1:46:06
was a couple of years that he took the nets to the finals. I
1:46:10
think wasn't part of those nets he was he wasn't on those nets teams.
1:46:14
Okay, Now that was Kenyon Martin and Richard Jefferson with Jason Kidd with Yeah.
1:46:21
Now says Chauncey Billips is the head coach of Portland. Do you think
1:46:28
that it's Portland Portland? Yeah, Trailblazers. Yeah, do you think that
1:46:33
has anything because of his continued connection to the sport and to the league.
1:46:40
We're gonna we're gonna reward that definitely when you get in. He was a
1:46:43
broadcaster, That's what I'm saying. He's But that's why I used Mark Jackson
1:46:46
because Mark Jackson was also did and a broadcaster, and I was looking for
1:46:51
another quantifying metric of someone who like him still isn't in and you are having
1:47:00
to find that did he broadcast? Did he coach? Did he do?
1:47:02
And Mark Jackson definitely crosses off all those boxes. So you would have to
1:47:06
explain to me why not him? And that's why, why why him?
1:47:11
And that's not I'm not saying what I'm saying. He's just Now, you
1:47:16
have a couple of guys, a couple of people, especially based on what
1:47:23
team they support, would throw out a couple of names for an argument and
1:47:29
not necessarily be wrong. Respectfully, take Chauncey out. That's my point.
1:47:42
I have to say that y'all let chance respectfully, y'all let him in.
1:47:45
That's how That's how I'm saying, and I'm not saying take Chauncey out.
1:47:50
I'm saying, but you're gonna have to open his door. Though, Why
1:47:55
am I standing out here looking through the glassy. I need to bring the
1:47:58
tape measure, outsize me up with my jack. Come on, man,
1:48:00
if that's how it's going. So Major League Baseball pitch clock, the Player
1:48:06
Association is saying, injuries are mounting up for the pitchers because of the faster
1:48:12
pitch clock. We gotta get we gotta do it a couple of more years.
1:48:17
We can't just go off of one year command. I know you just
1:48:19
want to it's been twelve it's been one year. I'm not saying that's what.
1:48:28
It's been a year, but one one season encompasses what one hundred and
1:48:34
sixty two games? Now, that's not a I would imagine that that component
1:48:45
has to be considered the one sixty two. Yeah, it's only been a
1:48:48
season, but our season is one hundred and sixty two games. Well,
1:48:51
when I'm I'm saying it from the standpoint that I would have had to add
1:48:58
in that it's going to take four or five years for pictures to get conditioned
1:49:04
right to pitch this way. Okay, so the ones that are already in
1:49:10
Yes, it's going to be a big adjustment than them because they're used to
1:49:13
having the playing ketchup their own time. But that young seventeen year old,
1:49:18
right, that's all he will know. Right in five years, when he
1:49:23
gets to the majors, all he will know is the pitch clock. Right,
1:49:27
does that? Yeah? It makes perfect sense. I mean because if
1:49:30
he trained his body and his shoulder and all that part would be trained to
1:49:34
go in that site, his mentality, his whole. I know, a
1:49:38
lot of what I used to key in on with pictures was the routine and
1:49:43
the reputation. They all had some sort of something they did before they start.
1:49:53
You know, they adjust, and they step out, the off the
1:49:56
mound, and they do so many other things. And now I think that's
1:50:00
not available to them because of the pitch clock, and that mental preparation is
1:50:04
something that they're having to work around. We'll be back with more of a
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Minette to minette, fact minute water this word shock, shout up, I'm
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the sports Shock Wayne Candy, now head coach of Arkansas. John Caliperry has
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decided to leave Kentucky, where he has been in so many years under that
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one and don kind of mentality is John Kyler Perry now moving on to Arkansaw
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Guys. I have this move based on two things, the nil and the
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transfer portal. It's like I said, those are the two things. When
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you think about a college like Arkansas, they got big boosters like Jerry Jones
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that can plug that program into the ability to offer n i L deals on
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the same level. When you think of Arkansas as a university, you don't
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think about that, but you got to look about at who's boosting it.
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Yes, and not just the booster based on money, but the booster based
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on do they like sports? Right, So easy for Jerry Jones to pass
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on some of whatever he's connected, which is so much in sports. They'll
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be doing fan duel commercials tomorrow, so John call Perry will have the money
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at his disposal, and easily, like we talked about with Don Staley,
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you could see two or three of the Kentucky players in Arkansas uniforms next year
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because that's kind of how it works. And we've seen players go to the
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team that defeated them the year before the very next season. So John Caliperry
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making that move, which would have been unheard of ten years ago. It
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was it would have been seen as a step down to leave Kentucky basketball,
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which is one of the two or three four premier countuntry and has. And
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that's no knock on Arkansas, I'm saying respectfully, we will say that it's
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a little step down, uh, in that regard in the past. Now
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with all the particulars you can leave and kind of build. And it could
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have been also John Caliperry starting a new phase. Kentucky had this more of
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a one and done mentality, and now he's seeing, if I ever want
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to really get back on the path of winning a championship, I might need
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to go places where I get guys like a Yukon. I could Purdue right
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that stay in the program for three or four years who came here to play
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basketball, going to be great college basketball players, but not a program built
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on this idea that you come and leave. Yeah, because it seemed like
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back when Kentucky was the only team really doing it, like when everybody was
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leaving after one season, it seemed like a novelty and it was real interesting
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to follow in and it seemed beneficial. But now that Inny and everybody is
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doing it, it seems to have run its course. Center in the opinion
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of a lot of coaches and trying to win as a program. Yeah,
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yeah, you know, the teams that are seem to have success for those
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that have built and have some veteran leadership guys that are been around that might
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eventually be in the pros, but it's not an eight month and then you're
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gone. Anthony Davis, John Wall, those kind of guys that just was
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here and they're gone. So maybe that's part of the move as well.
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We talked about the Masters coming up this week. Tiger Woods looks like he
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is going to join. Remember, once you win the Masters, you're always
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invited back to play anything. And everything about Tiger over the last ten years
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has been about health really, regardless of off the field lifestyle, it's really
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been about his health, and it's about how long can he go based on
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his health. We've seen him enter these tournaments and basically he's had Tiger like
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first days, yes, and the next day he just can't make it on
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the course. And and that's what made me. They haven't shortened any of
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these courses. They haven't they haven't leveled every time I'm saying, it seems
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like they're not changing them to accommodate his inability to walk the full length of
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the course comfortably. So is he has he been doing some sort of therapy?
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Is he doing a brand new regimen that prevents him from experiencing the same
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level of pain and makes him more capable of doing that. Or is he
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just got that man, I'm gonna give it another shot mentality. I would
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imagine it is he probably changed up a couple of things and hope this time
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because right now he has to be more in the mentality to try to just
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forget winning, just finish. Let me see if I can make the cut,
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right, and then finish. And now he did say this, if
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I can make the cut, I can I can kind of wipe my brow
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a little bit at least make the cut, and then can I finish?
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Regardless where I'm on the leaderboard? Can I finish a championship? Now,
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he did say that he had quit having sex. So was that why he
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couldn't walk the course last times? Just putting in too much work off the
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course, you know what I mean? And my legs time player, you
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know, we know I've been there. I am all right, we know
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when your legs give out. Tacker looking at people like, come on,
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man, there's a long, long weekend. Uh. We will see with
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Tiger and see how this week goes for him, hopefully, you know,
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because it's getting to the point. Now, whether you love him or not
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love him, you do want guys who move the needle, as we talked
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about, to at least made the finished matches, finish teams, whether they
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win or lose. He's done all that to solidify himself as one of the
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great if not the greatest. Now you just want to see those guys be
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able to enjoy. Yeah, to get out and play and still be around
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the crowd. Give I was and say give the fans what would we just
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want to see him now. I just want to get a picture of Tiger
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and just hit one beautiful hole. Yeah, that's all we need. That's
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what people getting around to. They just want to see one that one Tiger
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moment. He got on whole number nine and he birdied it, right,
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That's all they're looking for. They're not looking for you to go out And
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that's unbelievable expectation, not just based on age but injury at this point for
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a man getting almost to fifty years old is Tiger Woods and we are in
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the ocean. The truth is he will throw your in the ocean. It's
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time to rap things. So on The Sports Judge Show with Wayne Candy,
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when you designs the Ocean, give the sports shot just a minute to Vin.
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We'd like to thank you for tuning in to today's show. Remember you
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Manchi Greg, thank you for your contributions today. Eclipse coming up, so
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I might want to get prepared for that based on where you are in the
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country. Remember no looking directly into the sun. Not always do I bring
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teams on for winning championships, but this South Carolina, a game Cock team.
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I have to bring on this ship. Don Staley and her game going
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perfect season perfect. I have to bring it. You did it perfectly.
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Yeah, I mean it's I can't. It's unescapable. If you didn't lose
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a game, you want a championship that that's whoo. That's why thirty eight
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and oh the game cos went this year to win this national title. Please
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come on board and entertain us, and if y'all can bring Caitlin too,
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But but please come on, Don Staley. What a great job you did
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as a coach as an inspiration. We don't always see eye to eye.
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I still believe you should be out there dripped in South Carolina gear and not
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Gucci. It's just me. It was Louis. And while you bringing people
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on board, make sure you bring that that big girl from Brazil. But
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what a great job and to be able to win anything and not lose a
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game has to be celebrated. So congratulations to the South Carolina game Cox and
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Don Staley. Did we do the all the board? Yes? Okay,
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I missed it right there. Come on, you're going a little quick on
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me. I can play it again, Big Kenny, I manin Greg.
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If you have a good, safe day, we see you later in the
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week. Peace.