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Should Deion Sanders keep his job at Colorado? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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It is moisty in the air. It is cold.
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We like this. We can breathe.
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And when I keep saying this, when you see smoke coming out of
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your mouth, it's winter time. It's fall time.
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Did you just say moisty? It's moisty.
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Yeah, it's moisty. It's moisty in the air.
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You feel like, you know how it gets foggy outside it.
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It's not too cold, but it's not too hot and and you feel the
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moist in the air. That's when it's moisty and.
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That's when the fog will do. Or muggy maybe?
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I say moisty. I I think it's a little bit more
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of a moist in the air. We need to, we need to make like
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a thing. We need to keep track of like
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words. You just make up and like make
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like a shirt and be like Marx. We can't say Marxism because
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that doesn't work. First of all, moisty is a word.
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I mean there is moist in the air, so I don't know.
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Moist is a word. It is, yeah, it is.
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So it is absolutely my dictionary, by the way, and I
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feel that when it is, and by the way, when my bones start hurting
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me with all the injuries that I've had in the past, I, I know
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that it's not too cold, it's not too hot and, and there's some
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kind of like moist in the air And that's how I feel.
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And, and, and it usually happens on these kind of nights because
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I was outside, I was walking before I come into the show.
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I always do like I do a walk around the block.
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It kind of gives me that adrenaline rush.
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It gives me something so I can get into the studio and feel a
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little bit better. And there's fish being an idiot.
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But you know, anyways, I, I, I like to, you know, check out the
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air and see what it's going to feel like outside.
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And, and, and today it, it just it, you could see when the, when
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the sun goes down and the fog comes out, it's, I feel like
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it's just moisty outside. So that's how I feel and that's
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it. But nevertheless, it's been a
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crazy, crazy so far, short week for me.
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I've really been working on some things for what we're going to
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be doing moving forward. We have a live show coming up
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and we we were going to move it to January 12th.
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It's now going to be January 13th.
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We're right now trying to get things together who we're going
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to get in to do some Q&A's with us and some interviews with us
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and have a little fun with the fans.
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And once we have all that information, ladies and
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gentlemen, we will definitely announce it on our show.
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But like I said it, it's not easy setting up a live events.
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And I know a lot of people sitting here today saying, oh,
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well, I've done it before. I, I do a lot of live events
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when it comes to DJ ING and you know, emceeing parties and
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events. And I'm actually doing one
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December 6th, I'm doing a runway show where I'm going to be
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emceeing and DJ ING this big runway show and I will do an
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announcement. It's going to be held in Queens.
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There's going to be about 160 people there, a lot of different
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people, maybe some stars, movie stars that are going to be there
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to show up. And I was asked to host it and
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and DJ it and I'm actually going to have a sit down on Friday
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with the designer. So that'll be fun.
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I always love those things and I'm into fashion and I love what
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he's doing right now. So once, once I get all the
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particulars put, you know, put together, I will definitely make
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an announcement. So if you're a clothing fan or
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you like different new styles and the European look that's out
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there right now, well, I I could definitely tell you this guy is
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one of the best that I've seen that's coming up in and moving
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forward in his line of clothing. So it's it's fun.
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Deion Sanders is in the tabloids told reporters today.
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Despite Colorado three and seven record this season, he still
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thinks he's the right guy to be there as their head coach.
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He asked for Colorado to just give him the opportunity and a
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little more time to rebuild the team in his image.
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After a nine and four season in 2024, Deion Sanders got a new
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five year 50 more $54 million contract extension.
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I didn't know about this at Colorado, but the athletic
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director Rick George, who gave him that deal, is stepping down
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this year. And while Dionne is not at risk
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of losing his job currently, that may not be the same under
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new leadership. Dionne, who is 58, has also
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recently batted battled several health issues from getting toe
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amputate, his toe amputated to battling bladder cancer and
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recently dealing with blood clots is now dealing with this
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situation. In his almost three seasons,
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Colorado Deion Sanders has a 16 and 19 overall record, but only
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a nine and 16 record in the conference and his play.
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It hasn't gone his way this season, his first ever without
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his son Shidor and Shiloh, both of his sons and his almost
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adopted son, the Heisman Trophy winner, corner receiver,
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whatever you call him. I don't even call him a Unicorn.
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I'll call him the Gremlin, the ugliest gremlin alive, Travis,
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AKA pain in the butt hunter who's now out for the NFL
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season. So nothing more, nothing less.
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It's the best that Gremlin can get.
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Anyways, that rhymed. That was pretty good.
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I, that's definitely not something I would do on my spare
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times. But hey, I tell you, somebody
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that likes to rhyme in a spare time, especially during the
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draft, is Chador, and he was rhyming his way to the fifth
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round. Exception doorway never called
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Travis Hunter a gremlin. Mr. Prime blind himself anyways,
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I'm definitely not blinded to see what's going on with this
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Deion Sanders thing And and it's pretty obvious Deion Sanders is
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very well respected. He's knowledgeable for what he
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has done as an NFL player and what he did at Jackson State.
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Jackson State was AD one school, but it was a conference nobody
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cared about. Nobody cared about Jackson State
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and the conference they were coming from.
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That's why he was undefeated and and that's why Travis Hunter was
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doing what he was doing. And by the way, Travis Hunter
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was still a good college player with Colorado.
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Just I think highly overrated and highly coveted when he won
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the Heisman Trophy. The record expresses and tells
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you what Deion Sanders is mediocre at best.
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He is not a good coach and is and I'm not saying that Deion
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Sanders doesn't know the game of basketball and by guys, this is
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not me being or being a tainted attentive to attack a guy like
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Prime. I I I have a lot of respect for
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prime's game. I think he you can argue him and
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Darrelle Revis are the greatest corners and maybe Charles
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Woodson. I would put those three guys are
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the three best I've ever seen. They're sensational.
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All three of them, you can argue, are the greatest corners,
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greatest DBS we've ever seen. Deion Sanders went to Colorado
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and practically banished all the players that were part of that
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team. As a matter of fact, he told the
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players that were a part when they decided to be recruited.
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When he took over that team, he said, we'll get ready.
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There's a portal. You might as well look towards
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the portal. I'm not bringing you back and
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you're not probably going to be a part of this team.
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He was so eager to go out there and, and by the way, has anybody
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checked out his prime show on Prime, Prime, Amazon Prime,
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whatever the hell they call it Prime.
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So I, I mean, I've been the last couple of years, I've tuned into
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some of the crap that I've seen with Deion Sanders and he loves
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the cameras following him. And I feel bad for the health
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issues he has. I don't wish harm with Deion
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Sanders. I think Deion Sanders is
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probably one of the most per, you know, great personal
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personality, you know, people you'll ever meet.
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I've never met him, but anybody that's met him, he they say
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he's, he's a great person. He's he's funny, he's energetic.
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You'll love him. I don't know.
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So I I can't tell you that. What I do know is Deion Sanders
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is a loser when it comes to building a Colorado team that
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was good last year. They were 94.
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But if you look at the games that they've won and even the
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teams that they played, the games that they lost were
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against probably top end teams. And they never played a top 20
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defense at any point last year at any point.
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And everybody keeps talking about Shador's this and Shador's
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that. He's the greatest quarterback in
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that draft class, really, because in game number one or
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half a game, he looked like the worst I've ever seen.
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And statistics would tell you he could be.
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I mean, Brandon Whedon was the only one that had a worst worst
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game in his debut. Brown's legend.
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I mean, seriously. No.
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The Brown quarterback by the. Way we're about to find out
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because he's starting again. Well, good luck and farewell to
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the Cleveland Browns. The right now, I, I don't know
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where Deion Sanders is going to go after they bring in a guy
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another, another Colorado athletic director, Rick George
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obviously believed in coach prime and coach prime decided to
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bring in some of the guys that we know and some of the coaches
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that decided to part ways with coach after the season last year
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and went on to be an assistant coach or coaches in the NFL or
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whatever the hell they're doing now.
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And, and I, I understand that a lot of people, including yours
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truly that don't give him enough credit.
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I think, I think he's a smart man.
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I think he knows the game of football.
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When you, you were special, you had an athletic ability that
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other people couldn't compete with.
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You were great punt returner, great defensive player.
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Nobody can compete with you all in the football field.
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As a matter of fact, I've heard many, many times Jerry White,
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Jerry Rice come out and say about and talk about him.
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I've heard Barry Sanders say a lot of great things about Deion
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Sanders, how fast he was athletically gifted.
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He was, Michael Irvin said he was.
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He couldn't do anything against Dion Sanders.
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So he was happy when Dion Sanders went to the Cowboys
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because he didn't have to play one-on-one against him when he
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was playing, when he was playing against them in San Francisco.
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So we know what he was as a player.
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There are other guys. The players that he is coaching
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are not him. They're not him.
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They're not gifted like him. He was special.
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He was one of very few players that could play 2 sports in the
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same year and bounce from one to the other.
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Was he good at baseball? I would say no, but it wasn't
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bad. He wasn't horrible, but he
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wasn't he wasn't what he was in football.
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But right now Colorado is is on a fall.
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I don't know if anybody's going to want to go and play for
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Colorado anymore. The the time of Prime could be
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gone because why would you go and play for Coach Prime when
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Coach Prime hasn't proven to play in a big ball game?
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I'm talking about one of the big ball games, the Rose Bowl or
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even playing in the final 12 for a national championship.
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When he said when he took over for Colorado, he believes in in
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three years he'd be there. And then he was talking about
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how Saban was his was a guy that he looked up to.
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And then if he can compare himself to anybody, I coach my I
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would compare myself to coach, Coach Saban.
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Well, he's nowhere close to Coach Saban.
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Not even close. I mean, Sabin won how many
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national championships? 7 total, 6 in Alabama.
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Well, I remember five of them in in my time.
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I mean, but I know we won in LSU and I guess he won 6IN in
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Alabama, but I he he's nowhere close to he's nowhere close to
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Sabin. I don't think he's anywhere
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close to Dabo Sweeney. He's nowhere close to any of
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those guys Where a lot of people a few years ago when he took
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over Colorado, they were like I take the I take prime over Dabo.
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I take I I take prime over a lot of these big time coaches, these
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big name coaches, because players are going to want to go
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and play for him. But now when you see it, when
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you watch prime, you watch his his documentary.
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Do you really want to play for him?
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Because I've seen him off the field, besides to his sons and
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besides to his adopted son, Mr. Gremlin himself.
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He's mean and he's very straightforward to his players.
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You don't like the way I coach, you go to the portal and get out
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of here and that's not the way you coach teams.
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We, we mentioned a couple of coaches that just got a new job,
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but there's one that just got a nice job at Virginia Tech and,
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and we, we, I speak very highly of him.
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I saw what he did with Penn State.
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A lot of Penn State fans don't like him because he can never
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get into a national championship.
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Fine, fine, fine. What is his record?
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What was his record at Penn State?
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Pretty damn good. He had a 610 win seasons,
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whereas Deion Sanders has 16 total wins.
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Pretty damn good. I mean, Deion Sanders.
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Think about it, Shador who was a predominant #1 pick or first
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round draft pick and and Travis Hunter.
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Travis Hunter, who won a Heisman Trophy, we see what he's done in
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the NFL in his first year, really nothing.
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And Shador in 1/2 a game. And I know what Jabba said,
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we'll see if you what he does in a in his first full game.
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I don't know if you're going to see much more than what we saw
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in game #1 the fact here is can he teach young guys the game of
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football? That's the question, and I
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understand that he, he, to me that, that the talent that he
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was on a football field and what we've seen, we've seen two
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players go to the end, actually 3 Shiloh got a job, got a, got a
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contract with the Eagles. I don't know how that happened.
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Maybe just because his last name is Sanders.
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He was dropped by the Buccaneers and all of a sudden the Eagles
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took a chance for him, a chance with him and what he's sitting
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the bench as #5056 or 55. He might as well be a pun
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returner or a punter. He should be a punter.
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Shiloh should be a punter. Deion Sanders right now has
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proven to me he's not a coach. And maybe I don't think.
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And by the way, thank God the Cowboys didn't hire him.
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I, I, I could say that he, I don't know if he can coach.
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So you're saying the Cowboys made a smart move?
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That's Jerry Jones did the right thing.
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Brian Schottenheimer is not awful Java.
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No, he's not. Or not.
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No, definitely not. They have one of the best
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offenses in the league right now.
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So the fact there is is Jerry Jones did the Cowboys right and
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in Colorado right now they're in a shit load of trouble.
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Excuse my language because they just gave him an extension of
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five years 54,000,000 and I don't know if he's going to last
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with the new regime. As a matter of fact, if I was a
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new new director, I'm saying to myself, do I want to deal with
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Coach Prime when I'm trying to recruit players and bring in a
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bring in a new style of offense, a new style of perception of
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Colorado football, the answer would be no.
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I don't want to deal with Prime because we've seen what Prime
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does behind the scenes. He is uncontrollable.
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He speaks out loud and he doesn't do the right thing for
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the director. When the director comes out at
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the end of the season or even beginning of the season when
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he's going over some of the moves that they made, the first
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thing the director is doing is not challenging the coach.
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Well, guess what? Now this is not his coach.
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You're going to come in and you're going to challenge
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everything Prime does because he's not your guy.
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So to me, the first thing Colorado needs to do is fire
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Prime because it's never going to work.
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It never works when you bring in a new director, a director like
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Rick George, who believed in Prime because he extended him
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and all of a sudden it just bounced.
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Bounced. He didn't get fired.
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He bounced. He said, you know what, screw
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this. I don't want to deal with this
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anymore. I'm not stamping my name to this
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anymore. I'm done with this.
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Dad, ladies and gentlemen, tells you everything about Coach Prime
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and where Colorado football is going.
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Colorado football was going nowhere as it was for about a
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decade. And again, you took the chance
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on a flashy hire. OK, Deion Sanders, the big name.
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I'm going to get more recruits this way.
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I'm going to get more five star talent.
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And it still was not the same case because Deion Sanders, we
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talked about it last year, transferred 66 new guys all at
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once. Some exited the transfer portal.
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One safety even came out and said how abusive he was and how
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abusive his son was at certain points.
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And then they got a bunch of new players that come in and all of
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a sudden you you have a good season 1, good season 9 and 4.
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But again, like you said, they don't beat any ranked teams.
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They only played one ranked team ever.
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That was TCU their first year in 2023.
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And they were a team that just came off a national championship
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game lost that lost about 12 players in the NFL draft and a
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bunch of others to graduation. So how much do you really
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consider that a ranked win? Then all of a sudden you can't
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even actually be a good in game head coach and there's a lot of
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questionable decisions he made. You know, that feud that Shador
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had with the the Colorado State quarterback his second year in
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the league, which that made a lot of head waves and Deion
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Sanders was defending his son. And for all that, it really
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doesn't show any reputation as a leader.
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So now you deal with a situation like this where if you if you
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write and a new athletic director says, I don't want to
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deal with this crap. Now all of a sudden you're
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dealing with a buyout. That's going to be pretty big
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for a coach that won 16 games with 16 and 19 against Big 12
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and PAC 12 competition. The PAC 12 had a good year their
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last year in 20. When Washington went to the
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national championship game, How about.
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Sportsmanship, you saw what happened with Shador Sanders
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after game #1 he wouldn't even get up and and meet Lamar
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Jackson in the middle of the field.
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Lamar who under I said this on Monday, Lamar who knows
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everything on how the NFL treated him when he when he
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first started to play and how a lot of people thought he wasn't
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going to be successful in the league the way he plays the
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game. Well, everybody, including yours
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truly was wrong about Lamar Jackson.
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He is arguably the most talented and most athletic quarterback
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I've ever seen, even more than I would say Aaron Rodgers.
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He is athletically gifted. And I'm not saying Shadour is
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Lamar Jackson, but if there's anybody that you want to have a
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conversation with, it's Lamar Jackson.
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Instead of putting your hands on your head wondering what did I
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do? What did this cheap do to me?
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Why did they put me through this?
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Where am I? Am I on the sidelines of the the
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Browns or am I hanging out with Deshaun Watson and playing with
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my Wiener? Who knows?
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Absolutely embarrassing. And that goes to Mr. Prime
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himself, his dad, who really doesn't teach him sportsmanship.
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It's been a big problem with Shiloh, too.
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Look what Shiloh did in a preseason game.
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Do we remember? Why do you think the Buccaneers
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dropped him? Oh, I am sorry he decided to go
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out. It was a Baltimore Ravens.
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I think I remember it. He decides to hit a tight end in
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the face, hit him in the face, punch him in the face for one
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reason. Oh well, he did.
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He said something to me. Come on, guys.
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Or he it's ridiculous. You're a baby, a big baby,
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absolutely embarrassing. And that's not I'm not even
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getting to the Travis Hunter situation.
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Another another disturbing person himself.
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So. Yeah, it's also when you look at
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the trends of coaches we've seen coming to the league and Java,
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you and Goody have talked about it like how there's a lot of
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baseball players, former baseball players becoming
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managers. We've seen in the NFL now where
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you're getting a lot of these ex quarterbacks, even ex
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linebackers like you mentioned, Fitzroy, Tamika Ryan's that have
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become coded. You're not seeing that same kind
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of trend as much in college football because of something
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like this where maybe they just want too much control or too
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much power. And again, he couldn't even do
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it in the Big 12. Now granted, I'm not saying
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either Colorado is the same resources that a a Texas or a
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Texas A&M would have or something like that.
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He's coach prime. He's in the Big 12 A conference.
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Coach prime that. Has been kind of mediocre in the
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College Football Playoff era and they still can only have one
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good season, a nine and four record last year, which OK,
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yeah, they had some decent conference wins, but it's not
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like you're beating. It's not like you're beating the
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Big 10 or the SEC or anything like that.
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They're the 4th conference right now in this new format in the
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power Four. And then you were previously in
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the PAC 12, which like I said, 2023 was a good year for them.
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Washington makes the title game. Oregon's good for a while.
22:56
You're not beating any of those teams and you were still stinky
22:58
A5 and seven team or something like that.
23:00
Like it's not like you're really gaining as an in game head coach
23:03
either. In additional everything that
23:04
Errol was saying, the personality drama, especially
23:07
with your sons there that you're going to cost.
23:09
It's tough when you go into a situation where you knew what
23:15
you were really getting into. Honestly, like they maybe not to
23:19
the extent of what it was, but you knew you were getting
23:22
primed. Dion's always been Dion That
23:24
that is one thing you can't knock him for.
23:27
He has always been himself. You knew what you were going to
23:30
get the right guy for the job. I, I don't know how, what, where
23:37
he is right and, and what version of right is, is it right
23:43
personality, right demeanor, right coaching style, right
23:47
attitude? Like are you, are you here to?
23:51
And I actually had this conversation with my, my
23:54
pitching coach here at Nebraska, who's now he's definitely
23:58
changed his, his style of coaching over his 30 years of
24:03
being a pitching coach and a head coach.
24:05
I mean, taking numerous teams to the College World Series and and
24:10
he goes it it's just hard because now am I, am I raising
24:14
or am I trying to help this kid for the next 40 years or am I
24:18
trying to help him next four years?
24:20
Because they're not going to make this, you know, a living,
24:24
right. So I got a strike.
24:26
Why the match is hot here for these four years.
24:29
And you know, do you is he the right person for that type of
24:33
environment? Probably because he is going to
24:36
get him the, or him the exposure that they need and get more eyes
24:42
on them then maybe another school of that caliber does.
24:46
But also at the same time, you, you brought up his kids and
24:49
obviously there's no book on how to raise a parent.
24:51
So I, I, I'm not even going to talk about what his kids are,
24:56
whatever decision, because you don't know, you're not in that
24:59
household. You can't talk to him as a
25:00
parent. You see the way they act.
25:01
Is that sometimes a reflection on you as a parent?
25:04
Yes, but sometimes it's not. Sometimes they're adults.
25:07
They have to grow up and do that themselves.
25:09
So it's just hard to, to what is that right for him to, you know,
25:14
be the mentor or at the same time you like, hey, I understand
25:18
this game has changed and you have to make your money in these
25:22
four years. I'm the right person to do that.
25:24
About making money, maybe not be about paying debts a story came
25:28
out three hours ago, Errol that Shiloh Sanders owes yet another
25:32
law firm about $170,000 because he that he didn't pay stemming
25:38
from that incident when he was. Security guard, yeah.
25:40
Where he hit the security guard? I'm reading right here.
25:42
Leaving the security guard in 2015 I think.
25:45
He was a 15 year old kid with severe and permanent injuries,
25:49
including a broken neck, damage to his cervical spine, permanent
25:53
neurological injuries, and irreversible incontinence.
25:58
If you don't know what that means, you can Google it.
26:00
We're not going to talk about it.
26:00
That sucks. That's like, that's really bad.
26:03
That guy's screwed for life around that guy screwed for
26:06
life, you know, is now a caretaker of that guy.
26:09
If they're family, it's that completely different
26:11
relationship. He never paid him and he filed
26:14
for bankruptcy. Because of Pops, because his
26:16
father told. Him.
26:17
His dad advised him not to and I think, and that's my point, and
26:22
we and I killed him for it at the time when this came out like
26:24
a year and a half ago that they and then they got screwed
26:27
because they didn't even show up to court and they got given the
26:30
summary judgement of the total amount, which was like almost
26:32
$12 million. And he ain't paying, and he's
26:36
claiming that he's bankrupt, yet he's posting videos of him on
26:41
Instagram sponsored by Fanatics Sports Book, changing tires at
26:47
NASCAR events and doing whatever else under an LLC that
26:52
apparently is also stealing money.
26:54
That's also in this article from Yahoo Sports.
26:58
That's Shiloh. That's not Dionne.
27:01
But again, if I'm sending a kid to college, I think I'd want to
27:05
know a little bit about the coach.
27:07
And that's something I know about the coach.
27:10
You know that that is that is one thing that you you bring up
27:15
a great point right there. Fish that coach Childress that
27:19
he really like he he's like he goes now.
27:22
It's it's a lot of this back and forth and he we were just
27:26
talking directly about baseball, how baseball now in college is
27:30
basically you're a free agent every year.
27:32
And he said he's had plenty of kids where he's literally been
27:36
like, you know what it's, it's the creative thing.
27:39
But he goes, the one thing I have to rely on and, and you
27:42
brought it up, he goes, I have to rely on the relationship now.
27:46
And because you know, the days of the coaches coming to sit in
27:50
your living room and handwritten letters and all that's gone,
27:53
right? That that's gone.
27:55
And he goes, I have to do it differently.
27:57
But he goes, I have to rely on relationships.
27:59
And if you don't create that, and if you don't send your
28:03
17/18/1920 I mean, shoot, Carter will go to a new college when
28:07
he's, he's 20 years old. So a young man, not quite a man
28:11
yet, but a young man that's had some, you know, independence of
28:14
his own, but still still learning wet behind the ears
28:18
where it's do you trust that relationship with this man or
28:22
this woman to, to put them in the right decision and, and hold
28:26
them accountable as much as you know, you hold your own kid
28:29
accountable and it, it's tough and, and fish, you're right.
28:32
You, you want to know like what the hell, That's an everyday
28:36
thing. This isn't just like, hey, it's
28:39
a Tuesday, Thursday class. You're not going to know all the
28:41
professors, but this is somebody that can impact your your son
28:45
and daughter in more ways than one, not only athletically, but
28:50
as an individual, as a friend, as, as somebody to, you know, be
28:53
accountable. Like it's huge.
28:56
And I don't think a lot of people recognize that enough to
29:01
where they just see dollar signs or they see my my son or
29:06
daughter as, you know, a ticket instead of like, Hey, this,
29:09
there's more to it. What is, what is this man or
29:12
woman stand for like? And, and that's a really that's,
29:15
that's a great point. And I, you know, thinking about
29:18
it too, it's, it's you kind of get caught up in the moment too,
29:21
as a parent where you're like, OK, is this the best fit?
29:24
But like, oh, he, he can make this money or what?
29:26
In like, it's, it's really crazy where it comes down to the
29:30
relationship and, and do you trust them and, and do you
29:33
believe in them to to make your child the best version of
29:36
themselves they can be for the time that they are with you?
29:40
I will say this and and I know a lot of people are coach prime
29:44
fans and and I'm not attacking him personally as a father.
29:49
I never do. I'm I'm telling you what, I'm
29:51
not a father, so I don't I don't know how I would control my 18
29:55
or 17 year old son. So I don't know, not yet.
29:58
And whenever I become a dad. And I still don't know how I do
30:02
it. Like it's still, I'm still, I'm
30:03
still questioning myself, you know, So it's, you never really
30:06
know. I don't know how I would
30:08
probably tell my son or I try to approach my son on how to handle
30:12
something like that. But I will say this.
30:16
If I'm a parent and I know my kid has a chance to go and play
30:20
for any school he wants and he has a list of schools, 20
30:25
schools and Coach Prime sitting over there and he's coming into
30:28
my house and he's pitching my son.
30:31
Hey, you come to Colorado, you have a chance to win.
30:34
You get to you get a chance to be coached by some of my great
30:37
coaches that were NFL players. And you get to be coached by me
30:41
and you have a chance to be a professional football player in
30:45
the future. Because I'm going to give you
30:47
the information that and a lot of these coaches can't give you,
30:50
as he probably says, I still look at all the things and I
30:55
layer all the things that Prime has done over the last four
31:00
years, including leaving Jackson State when he told Jackson State
31:03
he is there for the long run. And then all of a sudden took a
31:07
hiatus because Colorado offered him, hey, I'm going to give you
31:12
this and I'm going to give you the reins and you're going to
31:15
get an opportunity to win a national championship with
31:18
Colorado. To me, that was a smack in the
31:21
face to Jackson State who gave him all the reins and he he'd
31:25
set up on his little Prime documentary.
31:27
He was never leaving. He doesn't want to do that.
31:29
And then coming out when he took over Colorado saying he would
31:33
never coach in the NFL. He would never interview for an
31:36
NFL job because he didn't want to coach prima Donna babies, he
31:40
says. I'd rather coach young, young
31:43
men and teach them how to play the game of football.
31:45
Well, guess what? In the offseason, what did he
31:48
do? He was speaking to owners and
31:51
speaking to GM's about coaching in the NFL.
31:54
So that tells me everything that Prime has told or spoken, not
32:00
only to the media, to everybody, including his own players and
32:04
own coaches and own directors. He is done the opposite.
32:09
So how could I trust him as a coach with my kid?
32:13
The answer would be I wouldn't. I would not trust him and I
32:18
would say no to him. And I would rather deal with
32:21
somebody like, you know, Mr. Kelly, Brian Kelly, who's no
32:24
longer a coach over there from LSU.
32:26
I'd rather take a little bit more information from him and
32:31
get the information from him that a guy that's actually
32:35
played in the national championship and actually has
32:38
run a successful program somewhat to a guy that's not a
32:42
winning coach. And I don't know if he
32:44
understands what it is to be a winning coach.
32:47
He's a winning player. He's not a winning coach.
32:50
And that's the difference. It's like going to Barry
32:52
Sanders, OK and, and, and reaching out to Barry Sanders
32:55
saying, could you come and coach my SEC team?
32:58
Let's say, could you coach Florida?
33:00
You never coached before, but it's OK, You're Barry Sanders,
33:03
you're the greatest running back I've ever seen.
33:06
And you would have great, one of the greatest running backs in
33:08
college football history playing for Oklahoma State.
33:12
And then he goes over there and he says, I I could do this.
33:16
I was special, you know, and then realizes that they don't
33:20
have your athletic ability. They don't have the abilities
33:25
that you had as a player. And then you get washed up and
33:28
saying, what did I do to myself? Why, why did I take this job?
33:32
I'm in over my head. And I think Prime's reeling,
33:35
realizing that now he thought this was going to be easy.
33:38
He thought that with all with the portal and getting all these
33:42
players to I'm coach Prime, I could get them to play for me.
33:46
And now he's realizing it's not so easy.
33:48
There were other guys and other big name coaches out there that
33:52
can do better and give them more opportunities to succeed in
33:56
different programs. And I think he's realizing it
33:58
now. So yeah, I was.
33:59
Going to mention too, like you remember all the Florida State
34:01
to Deion Sanders to Florida State rumors a couple of years
34:04
ago too after he had that season at that nine and four.
34:06
Like what other like higher reputation conference is going
34:09
to ever give him another job too?
34:11
So he's going to have to rebirth himself at Jackson State or
34:13
another, I think. He'd be done.
34:15
I think he'd be done. Maybe it's definitely possible.
34:17
And then the going back to what you were saying too, Jabba, like
34:20
Colorado is not a program that has a great reputation already.
34:23
Who's going to want to take that job with a new athletic director
34:26
as well? Because this was a team that was
34:28
a laughingstock in the PAC 12 when it came to football.
34:30
They were a decent basketball school, but they really got
34:33
nowhere. And Wes and I were joking in the
34:35
betting chat when Brian Kelly got fired.
34:37
Like, OK, maybe he gets a Big 12 job, which I think could be
34:39
realistic for that kind of thing.
34:41
But they're even lower in the totem pole for that.
34:43
Two of the four Big 12 jobs that could be available.
34:45
Brian Kelly would never take Colorado.
34:47
No, he would never take. We're saying Wes and I were
34:49
saying BYU. I think somebody else brought up
34:51
Oklahoma State as another. Positive I use a good program.
34:53
Yeah, if their. Coach, which is a very good like
34:56
Group of five coach before they move to the Big 12 and now
34:58
they're doing well in the Big 12.
35:01
He deserves an upgrade for where he's coaching.
35:03
That's only if that would become available.
35:04
Then you got Oklahoma State, you got Texas, not Texas Tech, other
35:08
the other Arizona schools that could be available.
35:10
Like that kind of thing would be a better fit more than somebody
35:14
like Colorado that's been poverty.
35:15
You know, before we wrap this up, I just I'm with you, Errol.
35:19
I think he's done. I think health issues isn't his
35:24
future just going to be a podcast guy that we have to deal
35:27
with all the time with crazy takes that he's because
35:30
physically he's not going to be able to get around as much.
35:32
Maybe he'll be on TVA little bit like he used to be.
35:35
But I think it's probably in today's day and age, it's not
35:37
TV. It's the podcast world, right?
35:39
I mean, look, look at how everyone is making money over in
35:43
that family right now being an influencer more so than being an
35:46
athlete. So it just makes a lot of sense
35:49
for me to, I don't know, like, say so long, you know?
35:55
Say Lovey. That's it, I'd say.
35:58
Wish him the best like the guy the guy needs.
36:01
He needs to get healthy and I can it's and like it's like a
36:05
real thing. He coached his son his whole
36:07
life, his entire existence as a coach.
36:11
He was coaching with his kids. This is his first year not
36:14
coaching with his kids. It's not going to be the same
36:17
and I think he's going to realize that it's it's really
36:21
not the same. And I don't think he's going to
36:23
want to do it for much longer. And I think that's going to be
36:25
it. Cry me a river.
36:27
I don't care. I, I that, that's to me, his two
36:30
sons are just an absolute debacle.
36:33
And, and they both don't know when to keep really keep their
36:36
hands to themselves and keep their mouths to themselves.
36:39
And, and, and as far as his adopted son, AKA Mr. Gremlin
36:43
himself, that guy better stop going into commercials and doing
36:48
all these endorsing crap that he's been on and, and
36:51
embarrassing himself with those stupid Trevor Lawrence
36:54
commercials. They're absolutely pathetic and
36:58
actually play the game of football, actually learn the
37:01
speed of the game because I will say this, Travis Hunter has a
37:06
tremendous ability. There's no question.
37:09
He's very athletic and he's gifted in a lot of ways.
37:12
But I've seen a lot of players become absolute duds in the NFL
37:17
because they thought they were bigger than their game was.
37:21
And, and, and honestly, his game has been really subpar at best
37:27
and not very good. So if you're a Travis Hunter
37:29
fan, I think fans should be writing him letters in the
37:32
offseason saying get back on the horse and start playing the
37:35
game. And maybe tell your coach, move
37:38
me to the corner position full time or move me to the wide
37:41
receiving position all time and, and stop playing this back and
37:45
forth banter thing that you could play both sides of the
37:48
ball. You can't, you can't.
37:49
It's too it's too aggressive. The sport is too aggressive.
37:52
It's not the same playing college ball.
37:54
Then you are going into the NFL and dealing with the speed of
37:56
that game. Our deuce of the day.
37:59
The deuce of the day. You log, not a log.
38:02
I don't have a log but. No, all right.
38:12
Our deuce of the day. Well, it's a deucer.
38:15
I will say this. And I feel bad for a Michael
38:18
Pennix junior. And this is a kid that was
38:22
really flourishing in the NFL, turning into a superstar.
38:25
And I, I got to say, one of the younger, more talented
38:30
quarterbacks that really is starting to develop in Atlanta
38:33
Falcons offense that I thought really, really wasn't going to
38:38
really take off because you have Raheem Morris there and I don't
38:42
think he understands how to run an offense.
38:45
But Michael Pennix has really taken off and really shown that
38:48
he could be a good player in this league with a little bit
38:51
more time. And then he tears his ACL.
38:54
And this isn't his first knee injury.
38:56
This isn't his first injury. And, and unfortunately, it's
39:00
going to be a problem. This is a guy that depends on
39:03
his legs. This is a guy that has had these
39:07
problems coming out of college and now tearing his ACL once
39:11
again. Is this the second time he tore
39:12
his ACL? He did it twice in college once,
39:14
once in Indiana and once in Washington.
39:16
So this is 1/3 time. I mean, it's scary tearing.
39:20
If you do, if you tear one like, the likelihood of you either
39:23
tear the same one or the other one is like 80%.
39:28
I mean, it's scary and unfortunately, thank you, Jabba.
39:31
I didn't, I didn't actually didn't even know that.
39:33
But what scares me about this is they put a lot of eggs in this
39:38
basket when they drafted him at #8 and now Atlanta is going to
39:42
have to worry about next year. They don't have a quarterback.
39:44
Do they bring Kirk Cousins back? Do they do that?
39:48
Or do they draft another quarterback to play behind
39:51
Michael Pennis? Because we don't know what
39:53
Michael Pennix is going to come back and what kind of Michael
39:56
Pennix is going to come back. So do they look towards drafting
40:00
another quarterback in this coming class?
40:02
I don't know. But I feel so bad for Michael
40:04
Pennix because. To me, I thought he was starting
40:07
to develop. I thought with Bijan Robertson
40:10
and, and what this team has in the future with the the weapons
40:14
that he has, that they had something brewing and now falls,
40:18
he falls flat on his face. The team falls flat in their
40:20
face. And now a team that could have
40:22
made the playoffs this year might not even come close to
40:25
making the playoffs this year. So my heart goes out to Michael
40:29
Pennix and the Atlanta Falcons. And that, ladies and gentlemen,
40:32
is my deuce of the day. That's it, ladies and gentlemen.
40:38
Thank you to all the fans out there following us on all our
40:43
social medias, Spotify, Apple video, all this stuff, audio,
40:47
TikTok, Instagram, all of it. Thank you to all the fans also
40:51
on Reddit. It's unbelievable the numbers
40:54
we're starting to bring in on Reddit.
40:56
It's pretty cool, man. It really is pretty cool that
40:59
people are tuning in and reading our stories now and it's
41:02
growing. So thank you to all the fans.
41:04
Thank you on every single platform.
41:06
We're almost at 4000 hours. So on YouTube, which is good
41:11
because then it opens up a wide of opportunities.
41:15
So we're almost there. We might be 200 hours away.
41:20
We should break that either at the end of this month or
41:24
beginning of the month of December.
41:26
So that that's a a pretty good feat where we are right now with
41:30
the YouTube channel. So thank you to all the fans
41:32
there to tuning in and letting us entertain you over over and
41:38
over again. So that's it.
41:40
Speedy, do we have on next? Week.
41:41
I believe Jabba has the guest for Monday.
41:43
Yes, go ahead, Jabba. B ho beat writer from MLB.com
41:49
for the Jankies, the New York Jankies, AKA the New York
41:53
Yankees. Brian to talk a little, winner
41:55
meetings, GM meetings, what he's heard.
41:58
He had to drive from New York to Tampa with three kids and his
42:00
wife, so that should be a fun story.
42:02
I'm sure that's definitely. Something.
42:04
Yeah. He's like, I'm not flying.
42:06
So he drove. I want to say something.
42:08
Brittany wants to go to Toronto. We're going to go to Toronto in
42:11
January. And she was telling me we were
42:13
trying to get, we're looking at seats and tickets and she's
42:17
like, this is ridiculous. Do you know that both ways of
42:21
getting Canadian tickets to Toronto is like $700.00?
42:26
It's ridiculous right now to go to Canada.
42:29
It's ridiculous. And she's like, oh, we're still
42:31
going. I said you're going to pay for
42:33
that. I'm not going.
42:34
I'm not going. You're paying for it, Miss
42:37
Moneybags. But she wants to go to Canada,
42:39
so that's where we're going. We're gonna go to Toronto for a
42:42
couple of. Days Toronto is nice.
42:43
Yeah, it's beautiful. We love it.
42:45
We love it, we love it, absolutely love it and we enjoy
42:48
it every single year. Stay away from Niagara because I
42:51
don't need my rent A car being bashed in and robbed.
42:54
Have you gone on both the US side and the Canadian side?
42:57
Yes, yes, Sir. Canadian sides are way better
43:00
but. Yes, when I played hockey, I've
43:02
been all over the place. Vancouver, Edmonton, there, it's
43:05
all beautiful. More if you go to Edmonton.
43:08
In Calgary, it's all woods, man. It is like there's nothing.
43:13
It's just and. And by the way, each town is
43:16
like 40 miles away from each other.
43:18
So if you live in Calgary, good luck.
43:22
I love, I love Montreal. Montreal's oh dude, it's a party
43:25
place. If you're if you're having a
43:27
bachelor party, that's the place to go, guys.
43:29
That's the place to go. Jarrett, you're a young guy.
43:32
Go check out Montreal. You'll love it.
43:34
I just tell him I know PK Subban because he's a black French
43:37
Canadian. Oh, they melt.
43:40
They love you. Russell Martin when he would
43:42
talk it make my nipples hard because I'm like, I'll know what
43:44
you're saying, but that is a cool language, bro.
43:46
That's. It takes me you better cut that
43:48
out makes my nipples when. You never going.
43:50
Really. Three of them.
43:52
All right. All right, he tastes himself
43:55
all. Right.
43:55
And one more for the road, because I have to do this for
43:58
the old myth. I love Lisa Ann as he always.
44:01
Loves Lisa Ann or. Suck my indo OH.
44:04
His Indo is definitely. If he actually ever gets Lisa
44:07
Ann on the show, I'm not saying anything.
44:09
I just want to like, I just want to focus on him the entire time.
44:12
Dude, his mouth will water. That man has.
44:16
This he will drool, Yeah. How's this infatuation with this
44:19
woman? I don't get it, but it's funny.
44:23
The first time I saw her, I saw her at a convention and she was
44:27
walking around at. Every What convention were you
44:29
at? So it was a it was in Manhattan,
44:32
it was a sports convention, and she was doing something for the
44:35
company she was working with and she was taking interviews and
44:38
everybody was. Like nice covered up, real slick
44:41
I'm. Being serious, I'm being
44:42
serious. She does sports, man.
44:45
It was at the sport. I know she does.
44:49
Every guy was running at her trying to get an interview with
44:52
her. Week.
44:53
Week. Pass liquor.
44:55
I didn't do this. Yet Droba here.
44:57
It. Is Droba pass liquor?
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I didn't do that all show so I had to do that.
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Anyways, that's it for a show. We'll see you next week.
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By the way, January 13th we will be doing Carmine's and stay
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tuned. We'll give you all the list of
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guys and people that we're going to have interview with AQ and A
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and maybe we'll get goody to come down.
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That would be fun. It'd be crazy.
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Anyways, good night, it's the worldwide sports radio network.
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Radio Network.