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Second installment of JJ➡️ Unleashed 🔥🔥 · The Facts with Jamal 🇺🇸🦅👊

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  All right, you're knuckleheads, it's Wednesday, so do you know
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  what that means? It's time for JJ Unleash.
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  All right, so we're already in the second day of September, but
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  I got 3 topics for you all in which you might want to listen
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  'cause you might need to know. So do you remember the name
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  Colin Kaepernick? So after more than a decade of
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  pulling out that stupid stunt that he feels cost him his NFL
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  career, being blackballed, protesting against police
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  brutality, and a whole bunch of other nonsensical things, now 10
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  years later, he still feels as if he's been the wronged
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  individual for simply standing out for what he believes.
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  What's the truth? Let me give you all just a quick
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  tippet on this Jackass. First of all, he was never
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  really that good of a quarterback.
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  When he came out of college over a decade plus ago, he was really
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  only a one year wonder, which was in 2013 mind you, when he
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  emerged on the scene as one of what was supposed to be the next
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  crop of promising quarterbacks at that time, got paid, and then
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  two years after he was subsequently benched because he
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  wasn't playing well. And then once he essentially got
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  relegated to backup status thanks to Chip Kelly, who was
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  the 49ers coach at the time, he decided to poll what now over a
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  decade later, you can argue is one of the most idiotic,
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  disrespectful and fly out moribund stunts in history.
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  And, well, you don't need to figure out what exactly he did.
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  I mean, you have seen amateurs if not a million times.
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  But yet he feels as if that move essentially cost them his NFL
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  career because after he essentially bass police
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  officers, he feels as if he's been wrong for doing that.
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  Now mind you, he after that was never picked up by an NFL team,
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  you know, despite having several workouts private more so, which
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  amount to almost nothing as far as any team wanting to pick him
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  up and giving him opportunity. All I have to say to him, tough
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  shit, Sherlock, you made the choice to do what you did.
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  Nobody put a gun in your head and threatened you to do it.
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  But because you essentially were one year wonder in the NFL and
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  tried to essentially do this Aeox stunt, which by the way,
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  which was well deserved of him being blackballed.
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  He said blacklisted, but it's more blackballed because you
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  chose to do what you did. You only have yourself to blame
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  and work again. He was never that great of a
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  quarterback to begin with. But this is what ends up
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  happening when if you know of his background, that a spoiled,
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  arrogant athlete who never really had the answer for
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  anybody or anyone as far as his actions.
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  Look at where it got and work. If you even looked at when he
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  said at one point recently that he still feels as if he deserves
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  a chance to play despite not having played for over a decade
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  now. Well, it's been 10 years, you're
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  not going to get an opportunity. If an opportunity had came, it
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  would have been at best 5-6 years ago, but because you chose
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  to do what you did on your own accord, you only cost yourself
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  what would have been a promising career but decided to pull out
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  this disrespectful maneuver. You only have yourself to blame
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  for why your career ended premature.
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  And let me just say this to those who vouched for him at one
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  point. Congratulations, you're fucking
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  dumb ass. But then again that's most black
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  people who continue to believe they are oppressed and yet can't
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  even look at themselves to address the million issues in
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  their own community, yet have no problem blaming others for the
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  shit load of things that they cause.
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  So it's funny how one guy, even more than a decade later or
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  exactly, still hasn't comprehend that you cost your own career
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  and whatever lie ahead because you couldn't handle being
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  relegated to backup status in the NFL.
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  And look at where it got you. Now, All right, at #2 So this I
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  saw, you know, about an hour or so ago from One American News.
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  So as we know, the 25th anniversary of 9/11, hard to
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  believe it's been that long, but the 25th anniversary is almost
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  here. Did you know that 13% of
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  Democrats feel as if America has spent way too much of an
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  emphasis focusing on what happened that fateful day?
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  Now you heard me mention the word Democrats.
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  I call them anti American sellouts or piece of shit.
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  To be quite honest with you, we all, regardless of whatever your
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  party affiliation or whatever you believe, we all should put
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  more of an emphasis on 9/11 'cause see, here's the thing,
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  People, you know, particularly of those who are your liberals
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  or Democrats, what if that was one of your family members that
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  were lost that day tragically? What if it was someone you held
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  in high with guard? Or what if it was somebody that
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  you couldn't live without, but in one brief moment ultimately
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  lost their lives in a terrorist attack that changed America?
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  Even today, You see, This is why these people have become so
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  nauseated, if anything. 911 next week.
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  And I'll actually talk about that a little bit more.
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  When warranted, that should be a day for all of us to not
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  necessarily forget 'cause I mean, you can't ever forget a
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  moment like that, especially where you were.
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  While we don't have to forget, we have to also be able to take
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  a step forward and live our lives.
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  Because the ones who have lost their lives on that fateful day,
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  over 3000 of them, they all can't say that they are
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  fortunate to have life. So before you even think about
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  complaining about how irremiserable your life is, or
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  where it's stagnant because you choose not to do anything
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  meaningful to make it better, think about the minions of lives
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  that were lost that day in New York City almost 25 years ago
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  next Friday. And I'm willing to bet any one
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  of them would be more than happy to switch with you, meaning take
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  your place 'cause I guarantee you a whole lot of them wouldn't
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  mind still being here today. Just opposed to those nowadays
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  who complain about their sorry ass lives thinking it's the
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  worst thing that has happened to them, when instead they should
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  be grateful just for even being given life each day.
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  But nonetheless that is where society is right now.
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  Because people want to be tone deaf, ignorant, and at this
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  point more important about the fact that a life altering moment
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  happened almost 25 years ago and people normally live libertad
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  and Democrats or Democrats feel as if America has put way too
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  much of an emphasis on it. So you figure out who's in the
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  wrong here. And finally, the first official
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  week of college football is here.
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  Now mind you, there was some games last week, but it was
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  essentially known as Week 0. But this is the first official
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  week of College Football Week 1 starting tomorrow, 'cause
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  remember this weekend's Labor Day Week.
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  And so keep that in mind. Not only am I happy that, you
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  know, football's back, but this essentially gives us a kind of a
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  reprieve, if you will, from this crazy offseason that the NCAA
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  subjected themselves to once again for being late to the
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  party, trying to play catch up as far as adapting to the
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  modernization of where things are.
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  And it's come back to haunt them.
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  And look, with the millions of things as far as you know,
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  rulings about, I guess you could say former NFL players, meaning
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  guys that just graduated from college or left college, though
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  essentially rookies by name. But because they didn't exactly
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  tack on with the team that they had signed with as either free
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  agents or whatnot, undrafted, again, the NCAA put themselves
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  in his own situation because and trying to essentially modernize
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  and get with the program, they did about it in the wrong way.
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  And well, like I said a couple of weeks back, this whole NIL
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  expansion of the transfer portal was going to be a disaster when
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  it was first implemented. And three years later, look at
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  where we are now. It will, as far as, you know,
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  the landscape of the season. You know, some people say that,
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  well, the NCAA or you know, the SEC, I'm sorry.
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  So the SEC, if you read about this, apparently you know LSU
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  who has a lot on their plate, not regarding about the things
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  I'm talking about, but just trying to have a good season
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  overall. Apparently there's been some
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  murmur that the SEC could look to try kick LSU out of the
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  conference. The SEC, now mind you, they have
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  been a staple of that conference, I wanna say since
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  the 1930s, OK, when it was originally formed.
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  Now mind you, it's going to be kind of hard to try and remove
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  what what's been a lynch pen of confidence greatness, OK.
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  But look, when you have these types of issues, as far as, you
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  know, eligibility rules and trying to figure out all this
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  nonsense that's been going on and that was you nor bleed Wayne
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  Kiffin. It's at the forefront of it.
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  I mean, something's gotta give. Now, do I agree, you know, with
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  Commissioner of the SEC Greg Sankey about the realistic
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  possibility of removing LSU from his from the conference?
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  I don't know. I mean, you're going to have to
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  kind of sell me a bill of goods on that one to see if I agree.
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  But the point is you don't ultimately if you're laying
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  kiffenmore. So try to founce for the fact
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  that you have essentially NFL, quote UN quote rookies coming
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  back to college to try to win. Like to me, that's just
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  essentially it's like an unfair advantage, but it's like if you
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  can't really rely oh, and 18 and 19 year olds to try to help you
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  win down the line, to me that's a problem.
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  Now if fairness doing Kiffin, you know, because again, when
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  you left Ole Miss this offseason or this well offseason that
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  essentially ended to take the LSU job, LSU did not hire him
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  with the thought of well, just getting back to the College Ball
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  Playoff would be good enough. Maybe win a game or two that
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  would suffice. Nope, They hired him with the
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  thought he was going to bring a tile back to Baton Rouge.
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  Because look, when you have over 40 new transfers in your team
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  was believed to be a $50 million roster, you gotta win.
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  And again, what Kurt Sine and Indiana did last year, winning
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  national championship in the manner that they did with mostly
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  transfers, again, a large majority of them came from where
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  he took over Indiana from his previous destination.
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  That was essentially now if Sine Sine did, if he was able to do
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  what he did as far as the success last year, then what is
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  Lane Kiffin and others excuse for not doing the same thing?
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  So again, it's really two different scenarios as far as
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  the landscape of the NCAA and what they put themselves in and
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  what Lane Kiffin and the Tigers face the season.
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  Not so much of the expectation part because we know that's
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  there, but it's also trying to vouch for former college players
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  to come back to try and help you win.
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  So that's just something to keep in mind overall.
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  But that will conclude today's segment of JJ Unleash.
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  Come back next Wednesday.