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Ten Toes Guaranteed · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any Why shall share your sup and we
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  hold the world ransom for excuse me while I whipped this out broadcasting live and
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  Atlanta, Georgia. This this is the Sports Shot Ship with Wadandy. You
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  may gigging comes, so comes it comes? Is it just I'm a doing
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  Yeah, I'm gonna go on the way you made Bill Vegan. Welcome,
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  Welcome, Welcome. You're listening to the Sports Shock Show. I am the
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  Sports Shop. Wayne Gatty, Good morning to you out there listening. Land.
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  Glad to be here with you. As we roll into the end of
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  college basketball. We got tournaments going on on the women's side. A lot
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  of you state tournaments are going on as well. In the last couple of
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  regular season games for the men in college basketball, one thing I was thinking,
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  Crew before I bring you on, Caitland Clark's been so huge this year
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  that we have paid very little attention to the men. I was sitting there
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  like, you know what, I don't know who is the best player in
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  men's basketball. I don't know who is other than when they let me know
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  who's number one, like Yukon or Houston or someone like that. I haven't
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  really paid. But I have clicked on to Caitlin Clark games. I've clicked
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  on to South Carolina games this year even a couple of LSU. I went
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  to a couple of Auburn games. But the consistency of knowing men's when we
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  were talking about driving the needle, it has really been the Caitlin Clark show.
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  It's not your fault, it's not mine, No, who's responsible,
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  it's men's college basketball's fault. Well, you know, their biggest issue and
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  has been for a while, is the whole one and done the whole you
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  know, no going to college at all, so you don't really get to
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  sink your teeth into the guy that you might like. He's gone in nine
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  months, he gets there in August, he's going in April, so you
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  don't even get to develop the character for your top players. And now with
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  all these other European leagues and leagues, they're just not going to go at
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  all. And I think it's not only hurting the game. I think it's
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  hurting some of their fame. We've talked about this several times before a lot
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  of guys built more of their fame before they even got to the pros.
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  They were household names that just added on to them, right, and they
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  were already legends in the sport, and then they just went to league to
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  solidify it. But you're right, there is no real big name at least
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  this year that has continued to jump off the page. On men's side,
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  that for me has been one of those let me get to the house and
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  watch the game. But Caitlin Clark, the young lady out of Iowa,
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  has driven people to specifically tune in to watch games, which is a very
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  powerful movement. Will that translate when she goes to the WNBA. Hopefully for
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  the WNBA, they need a new spark of something to kind of get fan
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  base growing. Right now, they seem to be on plateau and all they're
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  doing is like, you know, pouting like some two year olds, like
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  know what, I don't know what else to do to get the people out
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  to see you. I don't mean whether it's a matter of trying to get
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  like the like newer players in and we've seen like where first round picks get
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  cut, but they come in with very little fanfare, right and that's the
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  biggest issue. I think. You know, they're they're very anonymous to it's
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  like one person that you kind of know each draft, and that doesn't always
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  mean that that person is the first pick. It's just me like one person
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  comes in, you know the Breonna Stewart and A, but you don't know
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  the other eight people at all, or Sabrina A nest Q, but you
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  don't know the other eight people at all that got drafted in the same draft,
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  and so they don't have a lot of pull to bring in an audience,
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  even you know this year with Caitlin Clark, you have Angel Reef probably
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  come in as well. Those are names that at least you got two right
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  there. But you know, so we're growing. Vin Kenny, I got
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  that church finger. Yes, sir, I would want to go to the
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  bathroom or you're tied of what path you're talking about now? Not this time.
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  I want to ask questions. You said that Kate and Clark going to
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  w NBA could be the spark that they need. Could her spark in the
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  w n B A be a bucket of water dowsing the fire that is this
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  season's n c A A women's basketball Like after Caitlyn Clark has gone from women's
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  college basketball, who's gonna care? Who's gonna rush home for the four o'clock
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  game with this women's team against that women's team. Well, women's sports in
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  college is always protected. It's the same reason with people and the whole ni
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  L And we'll talk about that later in the show. And remember, the
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  college fan base is made, it's already made. It's plug and play.
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  You don't really create a fan base. The Auburn people were coming to the
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  game. You can get a bigger crowd based on those who don't watch a
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  particular team. But in college it is safe. It's safer than the pros
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  in a lot of aspects. It doesn't waver as much. Carolina basketball is
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  not just that they're not waiting around for the next Michael Jordan. They're still
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  producing. They're looking for the next good team. Remember, colleges are always
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  telling you. You just feel like that when you bo Jackson. But every
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  three four of you, somebody's gonna come along and it's gonna be the next
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  one. You know. It's just it's the proving ground. And as we
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  talked about with someone like a Caitlyn Clark, I think a lot of her
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  is just the purity of it. There is the only storyline about this young
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  lady is playing basketball, not her dad. It was a firefighter and none
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  of that kind of stuff. You know, it is not any It's has
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  been basketball, basketball, basketball, Bad producer in the morning, Bad Big
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  Kenny. What do your shirts say right there? Classic? Class classic?
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  Classic? Okay? It genius? You made that yourself? No, it
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  says C L S C. Yes, those are initition because he's different,
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  right, But that's what it stands for classic. Is that correct? And
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  And see that's the that's the the text generation, that's the the we'll spell
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  it phonetically, will spell it with the shortest amount of characters that we possibly
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  can because that's nowhere near how you spell the word classic. Right, But
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  that that's the that's the brand. So so they could they could just couldn't
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  call be confused with something. You know what I'm saying. See what I'm
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  saying. And if we give everybody trophy, now yours say gap? Now
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  what is gap? Uh? You stand for? From God prayers? I
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  don't, I don't, I don't know. I thought it just stood for
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  the gap because that's the only thing that's that's his brand. That's what he
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  said. Okay, you have on the GAP brand spelled gap in the dictionary
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  on a regular piece of paper, Classic is only spelled like that for that
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  shirt. What's my point? Okay, I don't know the Latin original original
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  way of spelling classic. Maybe that was it was that it was that the
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  root word. If I, if I but mad producers in the building as
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  well this morning, you seem like you have something you need to say for
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  I was as we was just going to talk about that. We talk about
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  the popularity. You can think about Agent Wilson when she came out of univers
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  South Carolina with Don Stalley when they first won back to back, she had
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  all that popularity, came out and then we didn't hear nothing from from her,
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  and then all of a sudden, next time we hear about her because
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  he's at the Usher concert. Uh and she won the w NBA Championship and
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  everything else. It just seems that you're you're on some kind of I've heard
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  of a whole lot before. What I'm saying, you know what I'm saying
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  is we heard about the world to the A. Oh yeah, I don't
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  know. You know. What I'm all I'm saying is that we've heard about
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  the ace. They went back to back they were playing, but it really
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  did. It didn't resonate until she started calling out Usher after they won.
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  I'm not saying that we don't we know who Asia Wilson, but a lot
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  of I don't think that Asia Wilson ever had the torch like Caitlin Clark.
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  I'm not saying she wasn't good. I'm just saying this is great. I'm
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  not saying she's never had not She's never done a one on one with Robert
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  Roberts. I don't think you know, and and and that's where and that's
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  what I was saying about the media coverage of women's basketball is at the pinnacle
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  of its popularity right now. The last time I remember someone having it like
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  this for women's basketball, I would say with the Cheryl swoops, some something
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  one of the legendary uh W n B A names that we hear. I'll
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  say Canvas Parker, pro Diana. But it was more about the UK the
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  you how she fitted, but it was it wasn't But Diana nor Britney were
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  the darlings. It's a difference. Steph Curry is the darling of the n
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  B. A Ye, Britney grinder was not the Darling of college basketball.
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  It's just saying just as great, just as accomplished everything else they were first
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  picked. But it's it's just like a different kind of it took are going
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  didn't all been there. We didn't all went to prison, and when we
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  came back down a whole much more love than where we went. Am I
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  right? Yeah, you get more lovely. They treated you funny when you
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  came home. But we have a lot of the usual suspects, some big
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  names, Nick Saban, Bill Belichick, Charles Barkley. We're gonna get around
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  to today. Jason Kelsey, Russell Wilson will be on tap for a second
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  or two. Raffee on the Dolls, Ion Williamson, even the great Emmett
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  Let mester your go back, Welcome back to the show. I'm this
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  Moore show queen came to. Good morning to you out there and this thing
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  laying back it you see, look like something on your mind over there.
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  I read your thoughts right now. I was just thinking about the Yukon those
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  ten and who they got is the top ten in Yukon women. Who's the
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  most loved? And it was just surprising to see the top ten but they're
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  solid surprising you mean the gun power No no, no, see if you
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  look at that time in the era you got to you look at University of
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  Tennessee in Yukon, they were the top two female programs. And just like
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  I said, I was just some of the names. You said. They
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  got breon the Steward, Maya Moore down to ROSSI Us, then relet Rebecca
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  Lobo and you guys, y'all Basically y'all said that y'all felt that Maya Moore.
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  I feel like Maya Moore is probably the best U Can player ever.
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  That's just all our opinions. But you said because we got to move on.
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  I didn't mean to stay on this so long. What your you're you
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  are We're saying one thing and you're hearing something else. This is not a
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  segment or a show or I haven't talked about who I think is the best
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  player in college basketball. It's all don't cut me off. That's that's what
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  you're talking about. The top ten list. You just said, I think
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  Maya Moore was better than blah blah blah blah blah. That that's just what
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  you just said. So relax. I said, Caitlin Clark was the darling
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  we were thinking of. Darlings of. Nobody said who is the best player.
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  You're hearing me say darling of through what the bad producer processes as I'm
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  saying that she we're in some kind of she's the best player. That is
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  not the same thing. I know, that's a stretch for your how your
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  computer work, and and and his problem with the list is that he feels
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  like racism played up. He just wants to jump to We're not even having
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  a conversation about who's the best college player. He just wants to jump to
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  race. We were talking about the darling of a sport. Thank someone getting
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  the media attention. Well, all those ladies deserved that interview with Robin Roberts
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  at some point time. They didn't. Why because it didn't happen. Say
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  say racism sports and not sports, because that's what that's what you That's that's
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  what it is. You feel like racism weird, it's ugly head, it's
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  a white player. Must find that doesn't seem to be a racism try harder.
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  I mean, he spent the whole segment searching up some names to defy
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  what we were talking about. Some people are the darlings of a certain sport.
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  That's all. Don't mean neither best. Well, that man, he
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  to run across. He is so upset. I'm saying that, you know
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  that can build up inside you and you have to go see a doctor after
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  a while, you're gonna have to let that. That's that's yeah, I'm
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  And you have to say it that way because, as you know,
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  being off as alignman back in the day, my position in my brethren,
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  we typically only are in the spotlight for what we do wrong. You know,
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  why didn't you make that block? Why did you get that penalty?
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  Jason Kelcey with his brother Travis Kelsey over the last couple of years. And
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  Go back and look, they had already had two or three All Pros
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  and been to some Super Bowl. This hobby, Taylor Swift only been around
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  like fourteen months. Fourteen months, so Travis, I mean, Jason Kelsey
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  had a thirteen year career. So he has decided to hang it up,
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  very emotional doing his speech, his press conference, deciding to step away from
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  the game. We will see you that emotional. Will you wake up in
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  June? And because certain teams will keep a little eye on him, especially
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  if next year you start having injury, they'll feel like they can bring him
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  in, plug him, see if he can play. But on the football
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  side, Jason Kelce retiring, Russell Wilson will be let go by the Broncos.
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  This is in a move that we all kind of was saw. They
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  tried to Shun Peyton experiment with him the new head coach, which brings a
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  different mindset Russell being brought there in the first place, like Denver thought,
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  they were going to be more of a play action team that played defense that
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  fizzled out. Bring in Shun Peyton, Sean Peyton, his mindset is and
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  his success was behind him and Drew Brees. That's the type of quarterback he's
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  going to try to find and mold. Russell Wilson being a little long in
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  the tooth at thirty five thirty six, we'll find his way most likely tier
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  to Atlanta or somewhere like a Pittsburgh coming be here. But a lot of
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  people over the last couple of days have been speculating that the shift of the
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  Falcons might be going to a Kirk Cousins. So right now, Kirk Cousins
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  rumors he's looking in the area for homes. The Bad producer says that he's
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  contacted Pitts Kyle Pits the tight End about the number eight, which Kyle Pitts
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  went on a show and said that that's just a rumor that hasn't happened.
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  Mike Fourio Pro Football Talk. Why did you say his name again? Flori
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  Florio, Yes, Football Talk said that Pitts heard the room. The Pitts
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  and Cousins have talked about switching number eight. So okay, But cousins wife
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  is I just found this out late last night. She's originally from Atlanta,
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  so height might be on there. You're coming to the team, I already
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  have the number. You will want the number. I don't want to give
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  it up. U asked, I'll pay you for it. I say no.
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  Does the team have a final deciding vote in that or is it just
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  you got to change your number because you're coming to a new team. The
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  team would have anything to do with it, Okay, it would be you
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  and that player, especially if you are a starter like al Kyle Pitts,
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  who was also the first round pick. That's his number until he decides to
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  okay, relinquish shit. And it's based on how much kirk Cousin wants the
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  number, how much have paid for it? And well, guys, some
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  guys fifty eighty one hundred thousand dollars. Wow, the switch numbers. I
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  don't know how much kirk Cousin is the voted to number eight. Maybe he
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  wants a fresh start. I sell my number. Wouldn't tell my wife they
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  just changed again. But we've seen different superstars go to teams and have to
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  relinquish number that people already had, or sometimes even when the number's already been
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  retired. Oh, you can't get into that number. That was my case
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  when I got drafted to the Rams. Merlin Olsen's number seventy four was already
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  retired, so I had to pick another number. So I wanted to stay
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  even, so I picked number seventy. We'll be back more to the Sports
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  This what Shock show? I'm this what Shock? Wayne Canny, good morning.
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  Tell you right there and listening Lan. We've talked a little bit about
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  Caitlyn Clark. We've talked about Russell Wilson moving on from the Broncosh. We
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  talked about Chasing Kelsey, the center for future Hall of Famer for the Eagles
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  retiring. As we went to break a bit, Kenny was on Facebook Live.
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  Saw Phil cook Is on there and asking the question even though we were
• 27:32
  not discussing who's the best all time in college basketball for women, but he
• 27:38
  did have the question of asking us who we felt that person was. And
• 27:45
  remember in these lists, especially as I always say when it comes to team
• 27:49
  sports, it's really more of a lot of preference than it is that you
• 27:56
  can see meant because it's based on In individual sports, it's about the championships.
• 28:06
  Is easier to define because because you like a player and they only have
• 28:11
  one Grand Slam and some one other player has forty Grand slams, then because
• 28:19
  you like them does not make them better than the person with the forty.
• 28:23
  Now you still like they be your son, your daughter, they can be
• 28:26
  your wife, but you only go you got one Grand Slam. Remember the
• 28:30
  Williams girls, she got like forty. I don't know if that make her
• 28:33
  better. But what I'm saying, but mine was a it was a good
• 28:37
  grandam. I don't want to diminish one that the Williams girl missed. Remember
• 28:42
  she got what I'm saying, but it was a good grand stay. I
• 28:45
  wanted to diminish mine. But college basketball and keep your answer to one person.
• 28:52
  Okay, I don't need a this, but that just one person?
• 29:00
  Can we can I get that because I gotta make this quick so we can
• 29:04
  move on to other people. We need to talk about, like people looking
• 29:11
  peanut butter off of toes. We got to get around to a lot of
• 29:12
  stuff here. Hey, hey, this is that I didn't want to get
• 29:15
  pressure. Yeah, I didn't want to get personal about my own stuff.
• 29:19
  Break down, that's calm down. You know, I think my mama might
• 29:26
  be Mama. We got to talk about it. It's out there. We
• 29:30
  only talk about it when it comes across the board. So we'll start off
• 29:33
  and get it because it was on his get his blood pressure down, bad
• 29:37
  producer. Who is the best women's basketball player of all time? And I
• 29:41
  just need one name. I'm gonna go because I watched she was my era
• 29:45
  and she made me start watching. I'm gonna say Shamika Hole's Claw. Okay,
• 29:48
  sek a holes Claw, but uh, Brianna Stewart, Brianna Stewart,
• 30:00
  Big Kenny. I like kandas Parker Candace Shot watched her all the way up
• 30:04
  through high school through the and some people call I'm gonna go with the best
• 30:11
  player I've saw with Shamika host Claw from Tennessee. So there you go,
• 30:18
  There you go, Now, there you go, and fil let us know
• 30:22
  what you think. Go ahead, it doesn't let us know what you think
• 30:26
  about that answer. Anyone else out there is listening. You know, just
• 30:29
  hit us real quick on who you think, and it's about your preference and
• 30:33
  when you played and when you time. You know a lot of us know
• 30:36
  historically everyone says Cheryl Miller, the great Cheryl Miller out of the USC And
• 30:41
  that's what I'm saying. None of these answers are right or wrong their preference,
• 30:48
  you know, because era time Sheryl Miller. There's nothing she didn't accomplish.
• 30:52
  She brought the sport to us in a way in those early eighties.
• 30:57
  Brionna Stewart, Stewart, all these were champions. They're players of the year.
• 31:03
  It's about how you and what you saw and what you grade as being
• 31:08
  the player of the year. Now, the young lady out of Iowa,
• 31:12
  I will give her due, Caitlyn Clive. I've never seen an offensive player
• 31:18
  like that. I've never seen that. That's why I say she's Steph Curry.
• 31:22
  I've never seen in the gym in rain. And she says that I
• 31:26
  have no fear, I have no nervousness. I just this is fun for
• 31:30
  me. You give me the rock fight up wherever we at. Yeah,
• 31:36
  most of these anyone is above her. Most likely you're rating them above her
• 31:40
  because they were more two way players. They had something on the defensive end.
• 31:45
  And remember most lists when you start talking about best all time, has
• 31:51
  something. That's why people when they don't bring up Steph Curry's name because they
• 31:55
  only know him really on one half of the court. You can give me
• 31:59
  the thirty five, but I don't have any memorable blocks on the other side
• 32:04
  of the court. Steph strips the ball. It's like plays down here and
• 32:08
  Draymond plays down here. That's how it really is for them. But when
• 32:13
  you think about the legends from Wilt to Kareem to Kobe to Lebron to Michael
• 32:20
  those guys, Tim Duncan, you know, Charles Barkley always said that he
• 32:24
  would put Tim Duncan above him and Carl Malone solely because Tim was so impactful
• 32:31
  on the defensive end him and Carl wasn't as good on the defensive end of
• 32:37
  the court. But Charles was actually kind of terrible. He was terrible.
• 32:40
  Even blocked some shots every night. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and he
• 32:44
  was a little short for his position too. Yeah, the round mound of
• 32:50
  rebound. Nick saban uh Is have some choice words and and I even made
• 32:59
  sure and I said this and it was just a feeling I had when he
• 33:04
  retired. Big Kenny command you. I think you were here. I don't
• 33:07
  know if the bad producer was here that David I was talking about. Most
• 33:10
  likely Nick got a call from someone he had already kind of settled a deal
• 33:17
  with, and then you called me back because you called the University of Georgia
• 33:22
  and they upped the ANNIE. And then Nick just walked out of office.
• 33:28
  And what he said basically kind of reinforced that when he was speaking that it
• 33:37
  really and I'm paraphrasing that it really wasn't that he was going to retire,
• 33:43
  but he didn't like how his team reacted after the Michigan game. They were
• 33:46
  not professional. That was kind of the match. They got everything going.
• 33:52
  And then by the time he gets back and started doing exit interviews, it
• 34:00
  all became about players wanting guarantees they were going to start and guarantees of payment.
• 34:10
  Yes, and those are kind of the three things that sent Nick Saban,
• 34:15
  at the age of seventy two, to deciding, you know what,
• 34:20
  I'll just take my show on the road and leave the most powerful job in
• 34:25
  college sports period right now. Yes, in today's sports, the head coach
• 34:30
  of Alabama, the amount of attention, the amount of pressure, the amount
• 34:36
  of money that went along with that job under Nick Saban, the championships a
• 34:39
  team that over the last decade, it's all about whatever Alabama was going to
• 34:45
  do. They were winning or losing the championship away from that game, but
• 34:51
  the championship and those are the things. And I discussed I know for someone
• 34:58
  who has coached the way he coach to have that kind of success, and
• 35:01
  even saying that same interview, he was not against the nil but the Alabama
• 35:08
  model of players were to get you in, try to help you actually improve
• 35:15
  your stock to make money. It's kind of what he alluded to. But
• 35:20
  no surprise, guys that Nick basically realized he could not play the nil game.
• 35:27
  How it's set up now Basically, I can't play this game. I
• 35:31
  tried, though, I was trying, but I ain't gonna be able to
• 35:35
  do this because you know, the backup center now wants a guarantee. And
• 35:38
  we used to joke how Alabama was kind of like NFL South or something like
• 35:46
  that, like you knew if you went to Alabama you were going to go
• 35:50
  nine out of ten times in the first round. And that sense of pride,
• 35:53
  that sense of potential changing of your life was exciting enough for you to
• 36:00
  go to that program. Now I can change my life next semester, like
• 36:04
  they said, I could get this much and they're guarantee me this much playing
• 36:08
  time, and we got till five o'clock. Closed the deal because you know,
• 36:15
  I want to do something different tomorrow, and I just can't imagine uh
• 36:20
  a program or just sports going from one extreme to the next that was zero
• 36:24
  to now just UH speed restrictor plates off and as much gas as you can
• 36:31
  give it and go ahead. No. I wanted to ask you, well,
• 36:37
  or maybe one of you guys, I wonder what he meant by the
• 36:38
  team was not professional after the Michigan game, what what was in details?
• 36:44
  Are there any details what he meant or what you think possibly what he mean
• 36:47
  by they wouldn't professionally. He was come out class. They got back to
• 36:52
  the locker room, and I guess they just at like some berserkers in there.
• 36:58
  They were throwing things and unruly. I guess he just couldn't get them.
• 37:02
  And he spoke about in that interview that you're supposed to win and lose
• 37:07
  with class. So whatever level in which he felt like you should be acting
• 37:14
  after a loss. They went beyond that. I was cool with the first
• 37:20
  two helmets. You know, there's a limp it turned in the well,
• 37:29
  and then there may have been one or two guys like, woll, I'm
• 37:30
  gonna be there unless you next week. So you know, I don't care
• 37:34
  that we lost here because I'm finna go somewhere else and play for them anyway.
• 37:37
  So he didn't go into deep, deep detail. Did you didn't see
• 37:39
  any deep details? I think he kind of left like maybe I really,
• 37:45
  I really would like to hear what he's There's a level in which I allow
• 37:49
  and see, and then there's going a little too far. And I guess
• 37:53
  they in that instance went a little further than he even he wanted to show
• 37:59
  a little. He said. That's kind of just how it started. Then
• 38:01
  it started going into the next phase. Uh, we'll be back with more
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  the Bad Producer, all in the building this morning. Good morning, guys,
• 41:39
  eye contact. I appreciated, appreciate. There we go, There we
• 41:43
  go, and uh we left. Talking about Nick Saban and just giving his
• 41:45
  assessment of why he left and decided to give up his job. There has
• 41:52
  been a lot of speculation that Omaha Production, which is part of that Manning
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  Peyton Manning and his family's production company and trying to unite Bill Belichick and Nick
• 42:06
  say been maybe for a little segment or a show. I say, bring
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  them, call them the Sports Reporter. Remember the old show called the Sports
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  Reporters. Yeah, well they had a little four or five panels. It
• 42:15
  was all reporters. But hey, put Nick and Bill up there, and
• 42:20
  it's going to be a short show. I already know the old school,
• 42:23
  their old school. They as much money as they have always made. Both
• 42:30
  of these guys always showed me that coaching they had it had fallen into addiction.
• 42:39
  Really like. They never gave me this feel that they was coaching for
• 42:44
  money. They gave me more. They was coaching for accolades and winning that
• 42:51
  kind of stuff than it was on the money side of the game. So
• 42:57
  a lot of their answers are going to be more on what they you and
• 43:00
  most people now call old school. Bill Belichick seemed like some of his tiring
• 43:07
  was that the modern day athlete don't even try to run off the injury.
• 43:12
  They just run to the tent. What happened to play the next play?
• 43:16
  I think it's broke, but give me one more play, call that run,
• 43:21
  and then I get out there. It's broke, Coach, I tried,
• 43:24
  though. Nowadays they just run. They run right to the locker room.
• 43:29
  How many times you turn on the film or the game now and the
• 43:32
  guy he doesn't even pause at the bench, go right to the tent.
• 43:37
  He goes to the tent or to the locker room. He don't even stop
• 43:39
  by. Let the coach know. Coach be like, what's going on,
• 43:43
  Oh he's not available? What happened? And it's the same thing. It's
• 43:47
  just that these two guys cut from a different cloth. Some guys they always
• 43:52
  played the game. So even though Pete Carroll is their age, Pete Carroll
• 43:57
  has always given you the feel that that was his style, right he's always
• 44:01
  going to come all the way down to meet the guy. Right, I'm
• 44:07
  gonna come out. I'm gonna come from A all the way down to C
• 44:09
  to meet the guy where he's at where Bill and Nick always gave you.
• 44:15
  I'll meet you at level B. But you're gonna have to show me something.
• 44:20
  And I think that's where even you were talking about guaranteed playtime. That's
• 44:24
  not how Nick built his empire. Where you go into the that's pro ball.
• 44:30
  That's why I left pro ball. Pro ball is more. You gotta
• 44:34
  play this guy because you ain't. You only got three tackles, so you
• 44:37
  gotta play two of them. R College, I can just be pulling.
• 44:43
  I can rotate play to play. I can just keep it. So Nickson,
• 44:49
  there you were sending this office coach, I need to guarantee I'm gonna
• 44:51
  play next year. I'm gonna leave. That'll make someone like a Nick Saban
• 44:55
  leave the game. But Nick Saban stepping away, and at their age,
• 45:00
  they might start having fun jetting around like demanding brothers and just do their own
• 45:06
  show. We have a Nicking bill from a Facebook live go ahead from Donnie
• 45:10
  Brown. He says, yesterday, calling the Paul Finbaum Show said that it
• 45:15
  was the hunter or a defensive player who went ballistic and slammed his helmet,
• 45:20
  started cussing, dropping f bobs and saying he was out of there. Should
• 45:22
  be noted he was all in likelihood coming out for the draft anyway, but
• 45:28
  in fact he let his emotions spill over in that fashion didn't sit well with
• 45:30
  Sabing. Yeah, nothing, I said to him with what it might have
• 45:36
  been Dallas Turner as well, who has entered the draft okay and easily.
• 45:40
  At this point. I keep saying this much success, this much, This
• 45:46
  age very sensitive as far as coaching, to be able to walk away if
• 45:53
  things aren't on the right page for you. You can find yourself walking away
• 45:58
  at this time for both of these guys. Belichick, but he's interesting to
• 46:01
  see if Bill, we know I've seen Nick, he changes when he gets
• 46:07
  on TV. Bill Belichick still kind of is Bill Bellich just Bill And so
• 46:14
  I don't know. Dick have to do a lot of the talk. And
• 46:16
  I was going to say, do you think that there's an ear for that
• 46:21
  era of voice? You said they're old school guys, and when they do
• 46:24
  the talking about college football in this era of talking about college football. They're
• 46:31
  basic nuts and bolts approach. Do you think that'll have to be relegated to
• 46:36
  some sort of classic college football talk or do you think he can stand side
• 46:42
  by side with the college game days because now even with the reporting going on,
• 46:46
  there's so much happening in the background. What's the guy name with the
• 46:52
  used to be the kicker, McFee McAfee. He can be broadcasting from a
• 46:58
  game and he's got a kicking comp petition going on for fifty thousand dollars while
• 47:01
  we're talking about the game of the week coming up saving Belichick. They don't
• 47:07
  seem like they they're much of all right, let's get the crowd hype.
• 47:10
  God, I don't kind of people you don't have to have that. You
• 47:14
  don't think they don't. They'll be able to stay in they'll be able to
• 47:16
  talk because the McAfee's the Desmond Howards, all these guys, it's on these
• 47:22
  shows now, they're they're right in that wheelhouse. They could be able to
• 47:24
  talk with them and give a little bit more knowledge. It's not like you're
• 47:28
  gonna have these younger guys in their twenties and thirties who are probably possibly who's
• 47:31
  causing some of these feelings and anxiety that Nick and Belichick maybe having. But
• 47:37
  they're they're gonna fall right in and be able to communicate with the people who's
• 47:40
  on the stage because they're they're they're just gonna put a little bit more what
• 47:45
  can I say, makes solidify a lot of more things that they're saying now
• 47:49
  because of their knowledge and their hardware and and like you say, I'm with
• 47:52
  you saving on TV man, he's funny, he turns into a character.
• 47:58
  So yeah, I think there's a definitely a great amount of people that would
• 48:02
  instantly log on to see them play. I mean talk right because the two
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  the both of them, and the ability of who they could get to just
• 48:14
  come in on a show where they don't even need a producer. Come on
• 48:21
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• 48:27
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• 51:34
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• 51:42
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• 51:51
  very reasonable could go. If I'm in the All Star Game, basically
• 52:00
  I'll do it. If I'm not, I might not even attend the All
• 52:04
  Star Game. I'm going to I'm going to Bora Bora until I need to
• 52:09
  come back and play. I can very I ain't mad at you on that
• 52:13
  one's and I feel what you're saying. If I'm there, I'm there.
• 52:16
  But if I'm not, I'm going somewhere else. I don't even need to
• 52:20
  be in attendance. If I'm not an All Star, if my game hasn't
• 52:24
  reached the level to be voted an All Star, I'm not. I don't
• 52:30
  just want to just want to work. I don't just want to be some
• 52:34
  of these other guys that that's all they known for standing around at the All
• 52:38
  Dunk In being in the Dunk Contest. Bad Dosie, you had your thumbs
• 52:44
  down. I didn't like how why I look at it like he's saying,
• 52:47
  either vote me in. I feel like like what you said right in,
• 52:51
  I mean, let's work on what you need to work on and then get
• 52:53
  voted in. Instead of say if I'm there, say when I get there,
• 52:58
  I mean when you look at at it backwards. He's been an All
• 53:00
  Star twice already, but people want him to be in the Dunk Contest.
• 53:07
  So he wasn't voted an All Star this year even though he's been playing.
• 53:13
  But he's looking at as if I'm in the All Star Game, then I'll
• 53:19
  do it. He's been in All Stars, Okay, this is this is
• 53:22
  I want him to do. This year has been contest. This year has
• 53:24
  been the probably the healthiest he's been prior to the two times that he's been
• 53:30
  voted in or put in on the team. So to me, it sounds
• 53:35
  like he's in like, hey, I played this year, I'm here,
• 53:38
  but then all of a sudden, I didn't get voted in. But the
• 53:42
  years I'm not, I wasn't playing. Well, I was hurt, I
• 53:44
  got put on it. That wasn't what but what? But what? I'm
• 53:47
  just asking you, This is what I'm saying to you. When you're saying
• 53:50
  that he got put in two times before, I'm just saying that he's played
• 53:53
  this year, he didn't get voted in. Then he makes that statement as
• 53:57
  if, hey, if you vote me in, I'll go because he's not.
• 54:01
  He's not asking you to vote him in. Well, he's explaining to
• 54:06
  you who want him to be in the Dunk Contest that if he gets voted
• 54:12
  into the All Star Game, he'll do it All Star before. But then
• 54:21
  I was going to ask was he in the Dunk Contest before when he was
• 54:24
  voted Okay, because because of injuries trying to probably the team didn't want him
• 54:31
  to do it or protect him against himself. I understand, But since he's
• 54:36
  been healthier this year, he could people want him to do it. So
• 54:40
  he put it out there that if he's voted in or name the reserve or
• 54:45
  whatever, he'll do it. And it seems like it seems a little like
• 54:50
  both things could be true. It seems like a little bit of duress,
• 54:53
  Like look y'all been waiting on this, so you might as well get it
• 54:58
  now while while while both my legs are working right, So yes, you
• 55:02
  know, and it I hate sometimes the what I perceive as the amount of
• 55:12
  leverage the players have over the NBA. I don't have. But how do
• 55:15
  I have leverage over you on something that is voluntary? Well, I mean
• 55:22
  who votes on the All Star Game and who put it? You know,
• 55:24
  I'm saying all of it is voluntary me doing anything outside of the contract.
• 55:31
  There's no contract for the dunk contest or a three point yeah, so if
• 55:36
  it doesn't benefit me as a player, why do I join it? We
• 55:39
  keep forgetting that the greats the legend of Michael Jordan. I know it drives
• 55:44
  y'all to think that Michael Jordan was doing the dunk contest because he wanted to
• 55:47
  prove that he was the best dunker. No, he was doing what he
• 55:52
  did taking his shoe to an unworldlygue, another universe. These guys don't have
• 56:00
  a reason, and we keep trying to tap into the old adages to make
• 56:07
  them the man saying, if he's healthy and he's in the All Star Game,
• 56:12
  I'll do it. But why do y'all want people to be in the
• 56:15
  dunk contest so bad that y'all start tearing down. Why they're not. Nobody's
• 56:25
  tearing him down. He had some great dunks in the game the other night,
• 56:29
  and it was asked from a reporter and then he just put that out
• 56:32
  there. It's like, and the dunk contest used to be the lynch pin
• 56:36
  of All Star Weekend. The game itself was something that wasn't add on,
• 56:40
  but the dunk contest is what everybody bought their tickets for. It's what we
• 56:45
  rushed home to watch from wherever location we were at. It was what was
• 56:49
  the premiere display of NBA talent. These are the best players, and it
• 56:54
  used to be will none of them? Then you're talking about the used to
• 56:59
  and the used to. It used to be twenty five thousand dollars if you
• 57:04
  wont Now these guys get twenty million dollars shoe deals without a dunk. The
• 57:14
  dunk contest doesn't help you do anything. Now. I'm not saying that the
• 57:20
  dunk contest will elevate him any farther than what he's already elevated. I'm saying
• 57:24
  that whomever votes on the dunk contest if they already don't have his name as
• 57:30
  ay, yes, put him in ballot. Maybe he feels like this will
• 57:34
  encourage them, will spur them to want to see him bad enough. Y'all.
• 57:40
  Those are two different things. You don't have to be voted in for
• 57:45
  the Dunk contest. You basically have the volunteer. Yeah, but I'm saying
• 57:47
  he's saying, only way I'm gonna do it unless I'm on the All Star
• 57:51
  team. So he's basically got to put me on All Stars. It's a
• 57:53
  convenience thing. Like, Okay, if I'm not in the All Star Game,
• 57:58
  I'm not gonna go to wherever the All Star Game is. I'm going
• 58:00
  to take a vacation and come back for the ret for the regular season.
• 58:07
  But if I'm in the All Star Game, then I'm gonna participate because that
• 58:10
  and that's because he knows that's what people want to see. People want to
• 58:15
  see him do it. But he needs right just to be a little just
• 58:21
  to be a little convenient for him, Like, Okay, I'm in the
• 58:22
  All Star Game. I'm already gonna be there, so I'll participate. I'm
• 58:27
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  if they have any difference in opinion. Uh, they seem to be cut
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  from the same kind of cloth. We We talked about Zion Williamson saying that
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  if I'm in the All Star Game, not if you put me in the
• 1:01:54
  All Star Game, but if I am in the All Star Game, I
• 1:01:59
  will d do the dunk con test. So I guess next time we'll see
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  him in a dunk contest, which I don't know why you need to see
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  him in a dunk contest. All you have to do is look for the
• 1:02:10
  schedule of the Pelicans and watch the game that's all. He literally is a
• 1:02:20
  guy who to do the same dunks. He doesn't need a clear runway to
• 1:02:23
  dunk on people. That's his thing. But I'm just glad for finally this
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  has been the healthiest year of his career where he's been out here to be
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  able to participate. He will be here in Atlanta on Sunday. Hopefully he
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  won't get hurt here between now and Sunday. He will be here to play
• 1:02:43
  against the Hawks who won last night against the Calves without Trey Young for the
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  Hawks, without Donovan Mitchell for the Cavaliers, but still was a great game
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  to watch. Deon Sanders's new book came out Theaate and Dominate. Twenty one
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  Ways to Win On and Off the Field is what Prime Time is bringing to
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  you, trying to make you a winner. Make sure you get you a
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  copy of that out there, bad producer. I know he's one of your
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  heroes that you will inspire to live up to Twenty one Ways to Win On
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  and Off the Field with Dion Sanders. Now, was this something that they
• 1:03:31
  had planned to drop around now, maybe expecting that he would have done better
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  at Colorado or what he's done up to this point qualifies him to feel like
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  he can advise you on twenty one ways to be successful. Eluded alluded to
• 1:03:49
  this book during the season that he had a book that he was writing,
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  I think, you ran, I Think, and it dropped yesterday and wasn't
• 1:03:55
  no pushing back to release date, No till we get a better recruiting class
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  or something like that. Now we're gonna go and release it. When we
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  release it. There's an instant antidote from the from the book. He says,
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  I don't use cologne. Somebody might pick up on my scent and ask
• 1:04:14
  what is that you're wearing? I just say confidence, And he has filed
• 1:04:18
  an application to trademark the word confidence as a potential brand for after shave cologne,
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  the orderan and so on. Hmm, wow, wow, Okay,
• 1:04:32
  that makes me furtherther not want to read the book. And you're making statements
• 1:04:39
  like that, and a related story, now I don't even want you to
• 1:04:41
  give me the book. And then a related story, I'm going to trademark
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  the word gas for for clothes and body spraysed and just reasons to explain why
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  you smell like that. That definitely made me not won't you don't even give
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  me like like he could have. I wasn't gonna buy it. He could
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  have and maybe somebody thought they was gonna give it to me. Don't even
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  do that. He could have held that little piece until maybe after the first
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  week sales numbers. Did not need to hear that prime. We gotta get
• 1:05:14
  better on those kinds of things. We talked about Kirk Cousins and his possible
• 1:05:17
  landing zone here in Atlanta for the Falcons, Justin Fields had some competition as
• 1:05:25
  the season wind down, Justin Fields of the Bears looked like he might have
• 1:05:29
  a clear runway to have all the power. But with Kirk Cousins being in
• 1:05:32
  play, possibility, Russell Wilson being in play now it is, and you
• 1:05:39
  got five six quarterbacks in the draft. So now there's a lot of people
• 1:05:45
  here, Caleb Williams, Michael Pennix, Bot Niggs, Drake May, all
• 1:05:51
  these guys, Jayden Daniels. So you're at that end with Kirk Cousins,
• 1:05:56
  Justin Fields, and Russell Willison. You have a real interesting next couple of
• 1:06:02
  weeks here leading into the draft, and who will your team get to try
• 1:06:10
  to succeed next year. The NFL trying to bring back the excitement to the
• 1:06:15
  kickoffs. Oh really, how many times did I tell you all that when
• 1:06:20
  you removed it, you listen to the babbleheads like the bad producer about how
• 1:06:29
  to make the game for people who never played the game. You removed the
• 1:06:33
  kickoff. What did you think was gonna happen? Excitement went down? Oh,
• 1:06:40
  we're trying to protect the players. Okay, everything you remove is excitement.
• 1:06:47
  You remove hitting, hitting you It was exciting, man, was It
• 1:06:54
  was an aspect that was literally legends were made. Mike Singletary running lot.
• 1:07:02
  Just as much as were looking for Tyreek Hill to catch some seventy yard touchdown,
• 1:07:09
  we were also looking for tryp Troy Polamalo to catch Big Kenny on that
• 1:07:15
  slint route. And it was all day. I've been sitting there all night.
• 1:07:18
  The kick off. Okay, you got you got away with it twice.
• 1:07:20
  Not Big Kenny, I'm telling you. And then you went in there
• 1:07:23
  one more time. Hey, somebody call the ambulance. Hey, I'm sorry
• 1:07:27
  that you're in the ambulance, but I've been waiting all day. Yeah,
• 1:07:30
  that kickoff is for Derwin James to hit you cover a ground. That's really
• 1:07:34
  It's almost like watching that wildlife show where the gazelle is in front of the
• 1:07:39
  cheetah and like you you kind of hoping the gazelle get away, But if
• 1:07:44
  he don't, you know, it's still gonna be exciting that to kick off
• 1:07:46
  there and break away. You will think he gone, And then is that
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  pala malo? Yeah, that's the hair that's gonna be hurt. How bound
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  And it was like, whoa that not just as exciting. Yeah, some
• 1:08:00
  times more excited than some of the others. You heard a lot of strategy
• 1:08:05
  about like guys don't go over the middle, or this guy he actually will
• 1:08:10
  go over the middle, so that would like, oh, is he going
• 1:08:13
  to do it today? Well, now they're bringing trying to figure out how
• 1:08:15
  to bring the kickoff back. Remember they made the ball up. They got
• 1:08:19
  rid of where they can make a wall. A wall was where two three
• 1:08:24
  players would run back on the returns, and they removed that. So now
• 1:08:30
  those guys can run back, but they have to be a certain distance so
• 1:08:33
  that they can get back there, but they can't come together where you see
• 1:08:38
  it as a wall. Most times on kickoffs, as you can see,
• 1:08:42
  unless it's bad weather, the kicker kicks the ball in the end zone,
• 1:08:45
  so there is no return, and they're going even further of trying to and
• 1:08:49
  see when you start doing these things, then it truly lets me know that
• 1:08:56
  the casinos are in the mix. Now you're trying to on side kicks,
• 1:09:01
  like the number of on side well, they're trying to regulate on side kicks
• 1:09:08
  until the fourth quarter. You can only on side kick in the fourth quarter,
• 1:09:13
  and you have to tell the team that you're about to on side kick
• 1:09:16
  the ball. So that sounds like Vegas. What do you mean you're gonna
• 1:09:29
  tell the other team that you're gonna on side Well, I might want the
• 1:09:35
  game and start the game off with them, you know why, because you
• 1:09:41
  want the bets. You want them to place. How many yards he will
• 1:09:45
  get on the kickoff return. These are all the little and this is why
• 1:09:49
  for those who want it, Oh dad, let's gamble. Let's now you're
• 1:09:55
  gonna see the effect of Vegas on the game sports. One of our listeners
• 1:10:01
  named Fat Louis that says, uh, maybe, per se, you should
• 1:10:08
  not attach Vegas to this so much. Per se, sir, Well,
• 1:10:14
  Vegas. When I say Vegas, I mean any gambling house in the country
• 1:10:19
  from Atlantic City to what's the place in North Carolina the Harrock Cherokee. A.
• 1:10:29
  Louis says, Atlantic City sounds specific person when you add that in.
• 1:10:35
  Now I need more things to go back? How many yards? Who will
• 1:10:41
  return the kick? Remember all these things? What you putting in? How
• 1:10:45
  moving them? How many minutes into the fourth quarter will you use these?
• 1:10:49
  So these are prop bet prop bets legislation. Yeah okay, yeah that sound.
• 1:10:57
  And now you want to limit the on side kick. As the bad
• 1:11:00
  said, you know, maybe I wanted to start the game that way because
• 1:11:03
  everybody's going to build a wall. Maybe I've been watching film and your front
• 1:11:09
  wall does run back blindly. The two guys that for some reason, I've
• 1:11:14
  watched three games and they just open and start running. They never check the
• 1:11:19
  ball. That's how they look for those little tidbits. I'm watching film to
• 1:11:26
  see Big Kenny and command Shee Greg on the return. I've watched three straight
• 1:11:30
  games. They never checked the ball. They just go running. They just
• 1:11:34
  go running back. Okay, we got something for that. We got to
• 1:11:39
  test it. Hey man. But now, but now, not only do
• 1:11:42
  I have to wait till the fourth quarter, but I gotta go we've got
• 1:11:45
  some tricker recoming. Hey guys, We've got some tricker recoming. And that's
• 1:11:49
  the rule. It's just like the magician what was his name, Fat Fat
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  by the gambling ass Right, you're starting to create ways that gambling can be
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  placed and to ensure certain things happen. Yeah. Yeah, the musician influx
• 1:12:15
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  And basically, like you said, they're basically letting everybody be a magician.
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  Shock Wing King d Deer Creek High School out in Oklahoma, the stumming grounds
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  of Comanche Greg out in Oklahoma. Do you know where Deer Creek High School
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  is? COMANCHEE. I do not. Okay, Okay, okay, I
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  thought you're from the plains of Oklahoma. I don't know if it's near,
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  if it's Deer Creek, Oklahoma. Like I'm I'm from Lawton, so I
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  don't know. I don't know how far that is got you. Well,
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  I've got to say they didn't tell you when they Well, they're making the
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  news after a fundraiser was uploaded and showing that they were in the basketball gym
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  trying to raise money and some kind of way. The high school fundraiser was
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  of students licking toes. Yes, they were licking peanut butter. I guess
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  they were having a competition who could lick the peanut butter offer other students toes
• 1:28:17
  the fastest to raise money. It doesn't say what particular calls Big Kenny comancher
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  Greg bat producer that they were raising the money. I guess it could have
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  just been for the general school fund. The principal made sure that everyone knew
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  that they had nothing to do with it. Is an Edmund Oklahoma? You
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  ever heard Edmund? I have Okay, Oklahoma? Is Dial Creek High School.
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  The school says that they did not condemn it themselves, even though they
• 1:28:53
  didn't particularly know what was going on. But the kids raised one hundred and
• 1:28:56
  fifty thousand dollars. Wow. In the fundraiser. There's a lot of money.
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  And now it's an only fans, Paige. There's a lot of money.
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  Now we have kids, and then you know when I was in high
• 1:29:10
  school, you had fundraisers one hundred and fifty grand. There's a lot of
• 1:29:13
  money for one event fundraiser, but high school nothing like a little pervosity.
• 1:29:18
  Yeah, And one of our listeners, mister Eric Badger, says, good
• 1:29:27
  morning, brother retired and got my popcorn. No golf today, watching you
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  guys, so thank you very much with your badge as mister Badger has ever
• 1:29:35
  does he like peanut butter? Though, Okay, I'm sure he's listening.
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  Watch do you like peanut butter? Now, let's go ahead and get straight
• 1:29:44
  to the meeting matter. Do you like peanut butter on toe? But particularly?
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  The superintendent from the state of Oklahoma says that it is disgusting. We
• 1:29:55
  are cleaning up this filth in Oklahoma schools. Our agency is in investigating.
• 1:30:00
  Uh, definitely some of the parents parents is unbelievable. I still aren't really
• 1:30:05
  sure how this all got organized. Return to money, they said, they
• 1:30:11
  said, That's what I'm saying it. It's disgusting to get back to cheese.
• 1:30:14
  They said, what it was, what it was for uh, they
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  do. It was for they do fundraising events for a whole week. And
• 1:30:21
  this was for a place called a nonprofit called Not Your Average Joe Coffee.
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  It's a nonprofit that employs students and adults with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities
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  in coffee shops in the Oklahoma City area. Okay, so here's the here's
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  the deal. Let's put it out there. And he says, hell no,
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  let's put it up well, not on toes. And I want to
• 1:30:46
  say, Kenny, bad Producer commands Craig, I give you ten thousand dollars.
• 1:31:05
  Would you lick some jiff off some toe? Do you get to choose
• 1:31:12
  the toes? Yeah? Yeah, I'm saying I choose the female toes.
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  You command? She gregg toes. No, no, ten thousand right now
• 1:31:23
  on the tape. No, no, you gotta no, no no,
• 1:31:27
  Big Kenny says, no. Baduce No, bad Producer says, no command.
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  She gragged ten grands of lock licks some peanut butter off of Big Kenny's
• 1:31:38
  toes. That would be a no no. So okay, y'all ain't trying
• 1:31:43
  to make no money. I'm saying one hundred and fifty thousand dollars no,
• 1:31:50
  not off command you gregs toes now bad, not off commands she toes No,
• 1:31:57
  not even my own toes now, my own to I'm going to true.
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  I'm going to gona go ahead, and I'm gonna get the one fifty.
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  I ain't gonna get the one fifty. Yeah, I'm gonna do I'm
• 1:32:08
  gonna get the one. I can't do it. Yeah, well you'll see
• 1:32:10
  what you'll need to spend that uh some of that on therapy. No,
• 1:32:15
  I won't get that funcus off you. No, I won't. No,
• 1:32:18
  I won't. I'm just you know, we used to play this game all
• 1:32:24
  the time in the locker room. How much and everybody's nine percent time on
• 1:32:32
  nine to nine percent of the subject, everybody had No, No, that's
• 1:32:36
  that macho. Come in here over one hundred fifty thousand dollars. I'm gonna
• 1:32:42
  get the money. Y'all have done worse things in your life. I know
• 1:32:45
  the three of the two of you. I know. No, No,
• 1:32:48
  I ain't because because you're estimating based on who told, which means it's in
• 1:32:57
  rain. Y'll just limits it ain't the toe licking as much as it is.
• 1:33:04
  I'm saying, tell them out to toe so somebody got a story.
• 1:33:11
  I tell it's somebody with a toe licking story for free, So it ain't
• 1:33:15
  the toe licking I'm opposed to. Well, it's just to command you great,
• 1:33:19
  okay, okay, now you're free told over here for her, but
• 1:33:26
  not one hundred and fifty gees that could okay, I get you free to
• 1:33:30
  free toes damit Smith being upset. Guys, can we as you keep an
• 1:33:38
  eye on that story since it's from your home state. Of how this turns
• 1:33:41
  out, I'm quite sure some people got fired. I just hadn't seen it
• 1:33:44
  online yet because superintendents looked like he was about to go and fire a bunch
• 1:33:50
  of people for having that fundraiser. But the teacher and there was no teachers.
• 1:33:56
  There was no faculty or any of this involved. I wonder if they're
• 1:34:00
  gonna get the money back though yeah, I'm saying no, they ain't gonna
• 1:34:03
  get no money. But the nonprofit has been getting bad reviews. Oh yeah,
• 1:34:09
  that's if you really want to make But they' saying they're taking it too
• 1:34:12
  far. But the nonprofit didn't tell them to come up with that way to
• 1:34:15
  raise the money. The nonprofit has benefiting from the resources they didn't say,
• 1:34:19
  go lick toes to get us some resource. Emmitt Smith is being upset with
• 1:34:26
  the University of Florida with their decision to basically fire the diversity Equity Inclusion Office.
• 1:34:33
  Thirteen people were let go at the University of Florida. EMMITTT. Smith.
• 1:34:39
  The University of Florida running back legend also won three Super Bowls with Dallas
• 1:34:45
  with the Cowboys. But as far as and its rightfully so that anyone else
• 1:34:53
  could be upset about this disappearing at the school. But in the University of
• 1:35:00
  Florida's case, this fits up with the state law. Right then the Governor
• 1:35:06
  of Florida pass some bill that basically removes from state funded companies or institutions and
• 1:35:15
  institutioning for public university. Right, so this wouldn't necessarily be something that the
• 1:35:21
  University of Florida enacted as much as they did in an effort to stay in
• 1:35:28
  compliant. Correct, well, not not necessarily compliant. You can still have
• 1:35:31
  those programs, they just won't be funded by the state. Okay, now
• 1:35:35
  you have to find the money some kind of other way, and that lets
• 1:35:39
  you know by the by letting them go. Hey, no funds, no,
• 1:35:43
  no need to have this. Well, yeah, that means that they
• 1:35:45
  possibly could bring it back, but they gotta we got right now. We
• 1:35:49
  gotta find the money, the money for it right to have this department,
• 1:35:53
  or we might not be able. We can have this department, but we
• 1:35:58
  can't have thirteen people right. So it could be a function of that.
• 1:36:02
  So no knock against Emmett having this stance against his the rule. Just hope
• 1:36:11
  maybe he takes it to the State of Florida. Don't just leave it at
• 1:36:15
  your college, because I do remember this being more of something that the state
• 1:36:19
  passed. And I know, you know he's in Gainesville University of Florida.
• 1:36:25
  I know he doesn't like particularly to go to Tallahassee, but that's where he
• 1:36:29
  needs to go, which is the capital with his grievance, and use his
• 1:36:32
  power up there. He's from that Pensacola area where he grew up, so
• 1:36:38
  I would go up there to drive you mini van up there. Emmit,
• 1:36:43
  you're a great voice for the state for this kind of cause, So you
• 1:36:46
  know, I'm not upset to stand by you if that's what you think.
• 1:36:51
  I think people like that should get involved. But it could be and find
• 1:36:56
  out more so we'll all be more informed. Is this something that college agreed
• 1:37:00
  or they just having to go with the mandate right right? Because some things
• 1:37:06
  you get blamed for it. I had no but but now do you think
• 1:37:11
  that sometimes that there are mandates in place that necessarily the institution itself aren't really
• 1:37:18
  on board with. And this is just a good way to explain it away.
• 1:37:23
  Hey, we didn't really need we didn't feel like we needed it anyway,
• 1:37:26
  thirteen people that we're paying for some diversity stuff, but they said we
• 1:37:30
  had to have it. But when they said some stuff's has gotta go,
• 1:37:33
  this is the first one we put on a chopping block. But it ain't
• 1:37:36
  us man, That's what I'm saying. It could be either or it could
• 1:37:41
  land on their feet, or it could be they just having to follow the
• 1:37:45
  process at the moment. But good to see they got rid of And I
• 1:37:50
  guess the other state funded schools would have the same problem. You're just not
• 1:37:56
  hearing of it. The diversity Equity Inclusion office being shut down at University of
• 1:38:00
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  I found out that that y'all are all three liars because uh yeah, that
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  peanut butter with nobody around. And now see you didn't say nobody around one
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  hundred and fifty grand. You don't say nobody around you. You made it
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  sound like like with the cameras rolling and I see all I'm gonna see is
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  a new tag out there next week, Kenny paper tag you Yeah, lifted
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  truck? Yeah, where you get that from? Bro? You know?
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  the black and red Jordan Once deem Richard I got him off his feet,
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  the off white off his feet. He gave me to me man, I
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  know there must be some knockout with tax forty nine sixty three, sir,
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  but hey passed me some jelly. You took the peanut butter deal, didn't
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  you give me? Let you take the peanut butter. No comment, but
• 1:42:55
  let me get some of that strong air jelly. Because you didn't say we
• 1:42:58
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  tank be enough therapy. I played ten games with a torn not even rotator.
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  You have some. I was crying in a huddle on the middle of
• 1:43:29
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• 1:43:34
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• 1:44:12
  They celebrated in Saint Augustine. It was a competition where things that I don't
• 1:44:19
  particularly know how to do. First and foremost. They competed in challenges like
• 1:44:25
  weaponized pooh noodle? What is that? The little noodles that you see the
• 1:44:30
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  it if it's a teams for you know? Now, do they have like
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  you end up taking it to the grass. What you say, are you
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  well, come get some like some kind of college activity. They have to
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  the wrong way, And now we got to go outside. Some events that
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  catching public's speed shopping, finding a parking spot at the beach in march,
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  a shark tooth finding contest, and identifying if it's going to rain or about
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  to rain based on the smell outside. Wait, now, so you're saying
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  go to the public's food chain and buy speed. No speed, no shop,
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  just grocery shopping. That's a weird place to buy speed. Now,
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  why are they coming under scrutiny because I see a lot of the articles are
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  trying to call them different names. You know, they call it low brow,
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  rednecker, but it sounds just like that region having some fun. Low
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  That's gonna be my rock band. Because of the different news articles you would
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  see that start with Florida Man, and it'll be like some very odd thing
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  Florida Man so I think it's all just like having fun with an internet shoke.
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  you start making jokes about Florida the men running from the police, and then
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  and make racist before it becomes racist. So it just sounded like that region
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  five of scoring all time. Russell Westbrook of the Clippers had hands surgery a
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  couple of days ago. Should be back, they're expecting before the playoffs.
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  That's gonna be a tough out for anybody the Clippers in the playoffs. The
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  Clippers Arena, the new two billion dollar arena they are supposed to open up
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  next year. Some teenagers decided and I hope they're of age where maybe LA
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  can prosecute, can prosecute as adults. And for you that like to do
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  these kind of things, really really think about this and the climate of our
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  society. I know it seems like fun and games, but these things now
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  for you out there, you kids, these things are held against you longer.
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  And two gentlemen, two young men. You uploaded this on TikTok.
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  You went into this arena of the La Clippers new arena, you vandalized it.
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  And if you find your footing. These are the things that haunt you
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  people sports y'at. Do you believe in ghosts? Yes, not the ghost
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  like Casper. But ghosts are real because ghosts are usually things that good or
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  bad that you reflect back to. Those are ghosts. Yes. I just
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  want to make sure you know people are always Yeah, ghosts is because you
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  won't forget it. You ever had good and that's what I'm saying. Even
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  the good I'm telling you, the bad moments that benefited you, you will
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  still come back to haunt you. Yeah. I'm home sometimes once or twice
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  a year. And the first time I dunked on a guy in high school,
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  I found my hand up in the air like this going through that.
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  That was thirty years ago, but I remember it's still there. That was
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  a good ghost. The bad ghost is whatever you had. That is ghosts,
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  the memories, our ghosts, whatever. Those ghosts, some of them
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  terrify you. Yeah, but that person, you don't that stuff don't go
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  like that. You might stop thinking of it infrequently, but it reflects and
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  sometimes out of your control. As that's facts sports job when it happens,
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  just you living proof, living proof, there's a whole bunch of things you
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  wish you'd have done different, but you didn't. And now you just go.
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  I'm saying that from these young men that you think these little moments,
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  right, and then you try to go get a job at twenty five and
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  aren't you that kid that was? Yeah? You know, and that's how
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  the society want to be director of a sports facility. And how many people
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  are suffering today for things that they did eighty seven me p Diddy Russell,
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  you know, things that they almost can't remember, they don't know whether you're
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  telling the truth, and almost can't remember what you mean. I ain't never
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  seen you before in my life, but you got pictures, you know.
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  It was that time in talking to the young kids in general. Hey,
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  the society especially y'all uploading it, which is you uploaded the crime, so
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  y'all making it easy. Literally, I ain't talking about their face wasn't covered
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  or nothing and uploaded. And this is the thing that I think is anytime
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  you watch a crime show, they say when it comes to witnesses, eyewitnesses,
• 1:55:41
  their memories sometime get fuzzy and they forget facts That ain't never been my
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  experience in court. My witnesses always and it was four forty two on a
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  Wednesday. They know all the details, the rafiel and the dolls withdraws from
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  Indian Wales. You remember he has been battling the last two years just injuries.
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  He says that he can't lie to himself or to his fans. Uh,
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  he's just not there. And Raphael, I know you just got to
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  hang it up, man. I know it's hard, but your style And
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  that's the only reason when I say Raphael is a is a worker, right,
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  He's a worker, meaning that he's not just trying to beat you with
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  one thing where he his people are just right serve or one hand. He's
• 1:56:29
  one of those guys that he's a rally or him moving. He's so injury.
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  It's like the difference between a quarterback injury having an injury right like a
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  Aaron Rodgers. Only the quarterback can tell you that maybe I'll come back in
• 1:56:47
  six months from Achilles. Ain't no receiver gonna tell you that because you can't
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  and even if people be like you lie, you can't do that because you
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  might after jump and if you gotta jump, then you or you gotta hold
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  somebody, then your achilles won't be able to take that pressure. But Rafael
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  and the doll out of Indian Wales, hopefully you'll find it himself by the
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  June or French Opening, which is always a delight. That's his show.
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  They should just name the court Raphael and the Dollar and then he has anyone
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  like eight nine yeah, yeah, like a third of his majors, or
• 1:57:30
  or the French Open. They just named the court after him. Charles Barkley,
• 1:57:33
  it's threatening any of you out there with the Donald Trump mug shot T
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  shirt. I'm gonna take it a step further, Charles, And you just
• 1:57:42
  tell you that you shouldn't be wearing nobody mug shot? How about that?
• 1:57:46
  When did the mug shot t shirt become a thing. I don't know.
• 1:57:50
  I see people in like the al capone, right, but he is saying
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  that the Donald Trump mug shot. Have y'all seen anybody in one? No,
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  no, no, I've I've seen them, but I haven't seen the
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  one physically in one Oh you've never seen Yeah, I've never seen anybody in
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  a Donald Trump. And if you want mugshot t shirts, you can get
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  mine. It's like a time lapse for over the years, not just the
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  one shot, different different hairstyle. Who would be somebody you would like to
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  wear though? If you if you had to be forced to wear a mugshot,
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  who would it be? Ah? My little brother? Okay brother,
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  bad producer, mm hmm. They got to be infamous, No, they
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  could I win my own you know what I'm saying, because it could be
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  like a little collage. I can put them. My little just has to
• 1:58:53
  be something that you would connect with. Probably either Maurice Clarette or Kobe's shot,
• 1:59:00
  one of my siblings. They all got one, Okay, so which
• 1:59:03
  one is the two? Probably Kobe Kobe's muks. I've never seen Kobe's mugs.
• 1:59:08
  What about your Greg? Uh? Because I've seen it before. Rosa
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  parks some historical can I can I use? Like, you know the reason
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  why people will Trump people have Michael, I will hear this excuse. He
• 1:59:30
  said, the reason why? What now you said? The reason why?
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  The reason why people are would get a Trump mugs because it's for like you
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  know, if his civil rights are being violated or free Trump, how people
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  do what they want people to? Uh, free Rose aparts. Okay,
• 1:59:47
  I'm with that. So that's why I'm saying, that's why, that's why
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  it would be made me and all my siblings mug shots on one T shirt.
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  What I'm saying, because the five and we can all do age progression
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  because everybody got them through the stages. That's what I'm saying. It's the
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  family business and we are you know. The truth is he will throw yours
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  in the ocean. It's time to wrap things up on the Sports Junk Show
• 2:00:16
  with Wayne Candy when you're the Hounds an Ocean gets a sportshout, just a
• 2:00:47
  minute to vent first and foremost. If you missed any of the show today,
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  you can go to Apple Podcast, Amazon Podcast, Spotify, Audible,
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  Deezer, or I Hard Radio after we go off the air and catch the
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  replay. Georgia high school basketball down and making going on this week the Championships.
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  If you're in the Georgia area, Caitlin Clark maybe one of her last
• 2:01:15
  games at IOWA Big Ten Tournament. Tomorrow night. Iowa is playing, so
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  check that your local list things, as they used to say, going in
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  the ocean, because I don't want to see it and I'm tired of it.
• 2:01:31
  And one of the reasons I don't even get boxing matches anymore because they
• 2:01:38
  just be hustling. Jake Paul on July the twenties has the sided at at
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  and T Stadium. He's gonna fight Mike Tyson. Yes, that Mike Tyson's
• 2:01:55
  not Mike Tyson Jr. Mike Tyson the fifty seven year year old and Jake
• 2:02:00
  Paul, the twenty seven year old have decided that they are going to do
• 2:02:03
  battle. And what they are claiming one of the biggest fights in history?
• 2:02:09
  Is it really? Come on, iron, Mike fifty seven, you twenty
• 2:02:14
  seven. I've never even seen a Jake Paul fight, So how is it
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  gonna be the biggest in history? And Mike, it's okay, man,
• 2:02:24
  I know you've spoken that strong weed just relaxed withdraw It's all right, taking
• 2:02:30
  these kind of fights damaging your image. I just tied of it, and
• 2:02:35
  this is what has ruined boxing to me. So this whole sham July twentieth
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  at and T Stadium, And for any of you that called me telling me,
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  hey, man, you're gonna get the fight. No, I'm not
• 2:02:47
  getting the fight. I wouldn't pay a dollar to see this Jake Paul Mike
• 2:02:55
  Tyson sounds like a circus. And for that walk up plank, don't let
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  him hust you a good king don no amazing. Come on say don't let
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  him hustle you. For the ninety nine ninety five plus connection feedback, I'm
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  Finnah start selling these mugshot t shirts from the Sports Shock Show. As we
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  always say on Thursday, we'll see you in the future. Hope you have
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  a safe and happy, productive weekend. Peace