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Whitest Black Superstar Caps · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough, just enough. I don't have any Hill share your suck, and
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  we hold the world ransom for when excuse me while I whipped this out shoot
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  broadcasting live and it led her to a chaou this This is the Sports Shock
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  Show with Wayne Gandy. You may Hill began to lean up. Dang,
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  can you win? Men again? Frank me down? That comes comes to
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  Pet, it comes to Mark. Is it just I'm gonna do it,
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  Bergain, I'm gonna go on the way, you may pill Vegan, Welcome,
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  welcome, welcome. You're listening to the Sports Shock Show. I am
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  the Sport Shock Wayne Candy, Good morning to you out there and listening land.
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  We have rolled round to the last Monday in March. Uh sweet sixteen
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  is set for the men. After tonight, it will be set for the
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  women in college basketball. War no no, no, no war Eagle no
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  no more, no Moss, no no anything embarrassing. Auburn Hikers embarrassing.
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  And I'm start right there for any of you ask me how my weekend?
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  You know how y'all so considerate. It's terrible Auburn or excuse me, terrible,
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  terrible, terrible, as my man Charles Barkley would say, terrible weekend.
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  Uh, SEC. All of you go out punch each other in the
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  gut, all five or six of you that lost on day one. I'm
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  disappointed Auburn, but it's a lot of SEC school They sent about eight nine
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  and five of them dry No Kentucky, Auburn, Florida, Mississippi State,
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  South Carolina, all of them dropped on day one. It goes on and
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  on all that work day one, losing to cities and schools that you might
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  have heard it but don't know what state it's in, or you just might
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  not have heard of it at all. They were just losing too. So
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  yeah, whatever, that was SEC basketball, and you know what it was.
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  It was a function of the same mindset that a lot of the new
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  age athlete gets caught up in, and that's underestimating the opponent, looking at
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  the schedule, and that's how you're rating, that's how you're practicing. They
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  tell you that it's the University of Wisconsin or someone big, you go run
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  more. I tell you that it's John Baptist Christian College. Then all of
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  a sudden, you want to go shoot a nil commercial instead of going to
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  practice. And that's it. You see it every day. You see it
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  on the pro level teams that are driven by young stars. They played the
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  top teams, they either win or take it down to the wire. They
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  play the teams that don't have a superstar or they think won't beat them,
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  and they play all the way down to their level. It's just a thing,
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  but very disappointing SCC all around for that day one display that five or
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  six of you lose in the first round after people after those took great seasons.
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  Most of those teams won twenty plus games to get to that point.
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  But Comanchi, Greg is in the building. William Twitty is in the building,
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  William the funny man himself. But Kenny is in the building. Yes,
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  sir William Twitty decided to bring us some hats as a gift. William,
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  Now we said thank you. I don't actually where strapped back hats.
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  Don't be upset with me. I don't actually wears one of the I'm a
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  fitted hat guy. I only wear these in the case that where if I'm
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  at the event and the event is handing out the hat and I put it
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  on for the day, so it's no knock on the I love the color
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  of the hat. I think it has great style to it. Now it
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  is a hat, and you should put yours on. Oh I will I
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  just you know, won't sweat everybody see this. Okay, well he saw
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  the Carolina, but make sure you need to wear that the rest of the
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  show since it was a gift. Now, everybody else for a moment while
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  he puts his on, just kind of puts yours on your head, so
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  we can all say that we used his gift see the life, and he
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  got he got to see us use his gift. Yeah. Now, most
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  likely, I'm just telling you the guy I met since twenty eleven, the
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  guy I met right here twenty eleven, twenty well, you know, see
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  that guy that would correct me on air to make sure that he's specifically known
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  as though I said twenty eighteen and it was twenty ten, he's got record
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  I said twenty he got receipts. Receipts, so William twenty ten, which
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  makes it worse right that most likely these hats stole, so you're not stolen.
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  I ain't known as long as you, but I know the moment he
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  came in. But I got gifts for my friend the guy, and the
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  guy came to the barbershop or somewhere he was at had stolen these hats and
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  he bought them, just letting you know, cometch so that I came up
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  with, if you get pushed on the hood of your car, would spread
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  them? Move again? One of them? However they do it? But
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  can he can educate you on how the as they use? Move one more
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  time? Try me see if it's Lucky Day. You know that clinic.
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  We know what's in the Trump So we got on the hat. It's a
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  it's a it's a uh, make America great again? Kind of Republicans?
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  Is that Correctservative? Young black conservatives, Young black Republicans, young black conservatives,
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  conservative, matter of fact. Shout out to Cannas on she got fired
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  this week. This is her design. No, this wasn't her design,
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  but you know she probably won't. But anyway, if Greg does get pulled
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  over, excuse me, hold on wait anyway, But anyway, first of
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  all, this is my show, so obviously you're trying to exit. Only
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  I get to say, but any anyway, I didn't mean to bring it
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  up. Well, you don't get to change the subject, does he?
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  I don't get understand what's going on. It's two things that happened. It's
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  two things that happened, and in my opinion, now I know it's early,
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  but in my opinion, do things that happened went wrong here? Number
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  one, he tried to take over the show and changed direction. But anyway,
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  and then number two, some breaking news that I didn't know. Candice
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  Owe's got fired from a job, and maybe the listeners wanted to even know
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  where she worked. I didn't even know she had what was her job?
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  Where does she even work? And then he just gonna gloss over all of
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  that with his title she worked for the Daily What was the first turning point?
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  First Daily News? Wait now, because he don't even know, I
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  just know she got fired, but I see her do a lot of talk.
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  I didn't think she had a job until she got fired this weekend.
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  I thought she was just an independent contract and everybody says she worked for some
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  company. Comand you, Greg say thank you for the hat, thank you
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  as you big Kenny welcome, thank you for the hat, and Babus,
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  thank you for the hat. I don't know what I was doing without the
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  hat. I do know it's stolen. If nothing else is true about this
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  segment. And now and now I have a problem with I'm saying, I
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  love giving my friends gifts, because if you were really my friend, he
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  knew I couldn't accept no stolen items. Well gifts, I get your gifts
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  that you use, I'm saying, but you know I can't take no stolen
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  stuff. I'm gonna get in trouble just for that. But thank you there,
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  William Twitter. We appreciate it. William William Sweet sixteen is said as
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  I said for the men last Monday, in the month of March. It
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  can stay out of the pollen out there. And then I hate this time
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  of year because you can't sit out on there and eat outside. You can't
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  do anything else. You can't walk outside, you can't get dressed and try
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  and go someplace because when you get there, you've got piled all over your
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  clothes. So now back to that Auburn game. Auburn played Yelle and the
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  thing I will say about the game, because it the action that took place
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  in it reminded me of something I always say doing football season when I'm doing
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  my color analyst job, especially on the college and high school level. Referees
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  not saying that you don't but definitely want to always remind you, almost like
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  somebody over there should tell you this before you make a ruling. When you
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  eject players, you have to understand the magnitude when you inject a player.
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  It's one of the reasons Comanche Big Kenny William Twitty that I'm so against the
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  targeting rule in college because in you know, the guy comes, he makes
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  the hit. If they deem it targeting, there is no warning, there
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  is no degree of targeting. It's either review of the we're gonna review it.
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  If we say it's targeting, you're gone and you're throwing the player out
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  as though he's not an impactful player. And it's the same thing in the
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  Auburn game. Auburn's player gets bold on the way down, decides he gonna
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  get a little retribution. He hits the guy on it. Was it a
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  personal foul yes? Was it a flagrant file? Yes? But in a
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  game that just started, do I throw out a team's second best player?
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  Was it enough? That's how you need to be looking. Was this ingredious
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  enough to throw out the person the second best player on this play? And
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  I just want to say that to the referees because yesterday I saw a lot
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  in the men's and women's side, any kind of fall on the ground,
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  any kind of player make contact, even if they're making their move, if
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  I hit you in the head, they were calling fragrant flagrant files And I
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  was like, so, basically, the rule is if you hit anybody in
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  the head, now flagrant, You're calling a flagrant even if I'm making a
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  move. And it's just and we'll talk about on the other side of the
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  break. Is just something I know, uh that stood out to me in
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  the Auburn Yale game because Auburn's second best player And that's not why we lost.
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  We lost because we wasn't hitting hidden free throws at the end. But
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  I've always said that in the game because referees sometimes it's like me throwing a
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  referee out for missing a call. They wouldn't want that. They would see
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  that as hold on, well, you just you're you're throwing You gotta know
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  the weight of what you're doing. You're throwing a player out the game.
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  It needs to be some blood on the ground. It almost needs to be.
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  There is no other option but to throw you out for what you did.
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  there and listening only in the Bappaduca stopped playing around with your hat. Bro,
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  nobody sees it. Let it go, we rock you rocking to Donald
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  Trump hat? You distracted me. You don't move that. North Carolina had
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  full times the need to take it. Put it in the car this relax
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  over there, Command Greg in the building. Referees throwing people out of games.
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  One referee yesterday in the Chattanooga North Carolina State game first round game was
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  also released at halftime of the game, Tommy Paris had a background conflict.
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  They found out during the which is interesting that far into the game. I
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  don't know if maybe some of the officials at the arena doing the broadcast,
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  maybe somebody recognized them. Uh, and that's how they found out. Because
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  it for a game to start, and you let a referee ref the game,
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  he suited it up and then you pull them to me maybe something in
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  the arenas it happened. Do you know what happened? Commanding. Oh,
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  she she has a master's degree from Chattanooga, and so you're not supposed to
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  have any association with the school that you're officiating. Now, how do you
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  think it fell so far into that. I even I didn't just make it
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  to the stadium. I made it to my uniform and my first that's what
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  I'm saying. And I'm sure I didn't mind my masters, right, Yeah,
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  the masters on the way to the game. It was something that you
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  probably could have known about it. You're telling me I go to do a
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  game and you don't find I graduated from Auburn until halftime. Like that's a
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  clerical error. That's that's paperwork that someone didn't read. Yeah, that's what
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  I mean. And I don't put it on her her because in her mind,
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  I wasn't hiding it. She just might have been surprised you sent me
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  to this game, Like, Okay, I guess maybe they don't do that
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  anymore. You know, some people will look at this and think, oh,
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  she should have stepped up. No, yeah, the assignment you gave
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  it. She changed the degree on her wall, you know. No,
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  No, I didn't go to that school. I went to a different school.
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  Corrects unless she hit it on the resume or something like that. It
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  is not her fault. If the assignment, she could have been happy and
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  surprised at the same time, like very surprised, like I'm going to get
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  to watch my alma manter and maybe there's something new there starting. They're they're
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  trying to see you never know when you have to test subject. Maybe they
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  trying to see how I would do a game of my team. Maybe you
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  know, I don't know how it. I'm just saying this is on the
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  official Yeah, whoever, whatever the department, it's supposed to be scheduling from
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  what we know. And now if we find out next tomorrow she never told
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  them she went to Chattanooga, then it's on hurt. But if you just
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  sent me on assignment, well most of them and to me, if you
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  made it to have you need to finish the game, Yeah, you in
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  the fact the fact of the game. Now you're on the court, you
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  didn't kill the spread. Well, most time you're supposed to. Well,
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  I know on the islevel, you're supposed to eliminate the schools that you have
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  some kind of uh situation with, But just being a tournament, they probably
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  the assigners. They probably had to just place and they didn't know how it
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  was going to go, and they probably got pauled fell in lying, oh
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  you got this game, and she was and her crew was already assigned.
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  So I would say she should have stepped up and said, Hey, I
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  attended this university, can you pull me from this game. I don't think
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  that Tommy should have done anything but go and referee. Yeah, because it
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  isn't that sort of indicating that you are projecting onto me that I might do
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  something immoral or unprofessional. No. I mean what I'm saying is I could.
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  I don't know how long this lady has been officiating, but if she
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  hasn't had any problems up till now, and now you're you're going to wait
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  and get me in the middle of a game, because the air of impropriety
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  that goes along with being dismissed after me the game, to me is damaging
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  to me professionally. So well, somebody had to call in or something who
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  knew she went there, because, like as I stated before, you have
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  whatever affiliation with your kids or someone work there. You yourself to those schools,
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  school schools, but you're supposed to let your assigners know. And so
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  at that point, which she's, like I said, when she even though
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  it's a tournament and you get slotted in, and then you never know how
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  the tournament may go, how the teams who may win, who may lose.
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  When she realized that the team that she was a member had an affiliation
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  with, she should have said, hey, I'm with this, called her
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  a signer, can you reassign me somewhere else? I have affiliation with this
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  team? That's all. Are they reporting that she didn't do that, I'm
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  not for sure. I'm just saying someone had. They're saying that. They're
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  just saying that's what was found out, that's what right, And and so
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  you've built this narrative that somehow it was known and she should have and maybe
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  she did do all of those things, and they missed it up until that
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  and and and the third option is they didn't miss it at all, and
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  and just they sent her to do the game right, And if nobody's won't
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  say anything, then we're just gonna let it ride because this young lady has
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  earned her turn thanks to referee. Right, Well, you just went to
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  the lady until I through a whole nother spin. If you wanted to say
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  thank you, then this should have been the angle you should have brought.
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  William William, I'm just saying that she earned it, but she's trying to
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  teach you point counterpoint. If you if this is the big lighter up moment
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  you wanted, then this should have been the angle you brought. You brought
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  the angle where Tommy was wrong. It should have came and confessed. Well,
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  maybe she did, as Big Kenny's saying made it. Everybody was doing
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  their job and if no one from Chattanooga or North Carolina State is gonna say
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  anything, we're gonna let the game roll. I'm with that, but no,
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  you were not with that two minutes ago. We'll be back with that.
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  We'll be back shows all going right. When I first laid high as,
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  I was offul and tice and I might be off something, but I'm
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  Imagine that the great receiver for the Dolphins right now running towards the Hall
• 26:33
  of Fame. What if he was not fast, he would just be regular
• 26:41
  receiver? Mm hmm. Kind of going along with the question that was asked
• 26:48
  with Matt Painter, the head coach of Purdue, where the reporters say that
• 26:52
  his star center Zach Edie, it's just good because he's tall. If you
• 27:04
  can't figure out, well, you know that really makes no sense because you
• 27:07
  know, it's like a mathematician being smart, like you only a good mathematician
• 27:15
  because he's smart smart? Right, somebody fired this reporter, this is what.
• 27:21
  After the game yesterday where Purdue one one oh six to sixty seven in
• 27:27
  the game, beating Utah State in the second round, making it to the
• 27:32
  Sweet sixteen, the coach at the press conference was asked, what do you
• 27:37
  say to the people who say, Zach Edie, who looks like he's going
• 27:44
  to be the second year in a row to player of the year, is
• 27:47
  only good because he is tall? Well, you know, in a sport
• 27:52
  like basketball, where height is like one of the more premier things that you
• 27:59
  need, I say, dug, he good because he thought how novel the
• 28:08
  concept? Y'all, y'all, you you called us, bro, You called
• 28:14
  us trying to sneak a dude with a lot of height into a basketball game.
• 28:18
  So four comes in handy, Okay, I'm gonna go ahead and confess
• 28:25
  any team in Southern Miss, any team Oklahoma, Auburn, North Carolina,
• 28:30
  set the Hawks, Me, me, my mama and a couple of pots.
• 28:34
  Everybody's looking for some dude seven foot that can do anything with that wingspan.
• 28:40
  Me and my mom and me, my mama and a couple of piles
• 28:41
  from the Why we need a dude seven four and we can even if he
• 28:45
  can't play, he can just be seven, can you yeah? Can you
• 28:49
  get back down to the other side, can we run? Yeah? Can
• 28:52
  you be bawl or Sean Brown? Ye? Hold high? Just get on
• 28:59
  your tippy toe and on the tippy toes you all star material. And these
• 29:03
  other people that they're getting getting sports reporting jobs too, And it's sad that
• 29:07
  you would go and it makes literally no sense. It really only reason he's
• 29:15
  good because he punches hard. I think that's what you wanted a boxer.
• 29:19
  Yeah. Man, he ain't really got to quit. So I know one
• 29:25
  thing. If he hits you with that one two combo, then lights out
• 29:30
  one. Now, he ain't got no footwork, no footwork, He ain't
• 29:33
  fuck nobody important. He don't do none of that. But he noted everybody
• 29:37
  out everybody else. And he's terrible though. He can only go about two
• 29:42
  rounds. But he only had to go forty seconds in his long at fight.
• 29:47
  It was forty seconds. So I don't even know. Whatever paper or
• 29:51
  whatever outlet needs to like, maybe send him to some different reporting. He
• 29:56
  doesn't I don't want to lose his job. He doesn't get the concept of
• 30:00
  basketball because in basketball, the coach you know even when I tell my story
• 30:08
  of how I got into football. Well, if you're in the eighth grade
• 30:12
  and you walk into football coaches locker room and you're six two two fifty,
• 30:23
  what do you think the coach is thinking? Ah, jack jackpot, I'm
• 30:32
  gonna see. Can I be his agent? Hey, come here, young
• 30:34
  man, Please tell me you got some sort of struggle. We could say
• 30:37
  up to the draft coverage people because they gonna love your story. Yeah,
• 30:42
  so you look anything that require big dude, I'm gonna need you to play
• 30:47
  it. We need a big dude in uh bast game. He told me
• 30:51
  I was his nose tackling. Okay, there you go. I got your
• 30:53
  nose tackle. I got you in the middle. I gotch how to play
• 30:57
  football. Don't make a difference. Just be out there. Actually, I
• 31:02
  don't even really want to play. Just we're gonna squeeze you into this jersey
• 31:06
  and I'm gonna just stand you in front of the quarterback and then you just
• 31:10
  hold your arms out and we're gonna go to state championship and then you can
• 31:12
  play basketball for me too, and then I want you to wrestle. But
• 31:18
  the question though, no, see, this is what I'm saying sportsack.
• 31:22
  We we keep on thinking about it from professional journalism standards, from the standard
• 31:26
  of people who care about sports and want to be informed accurately. The the
• 31:33
  new everybody can get involved social media generation feels like they can and do steal
• 31:41
  in real time contact and ask these and pose these questions to these reporters.
• 31:48
  So see, kids, you can be a reporter too, because the stupid
• 31:52
  stuff you think actually comes out of their mouths and goes to these coaches,
• 31:56
  and because it's supposed to be user for well, I mean even with the
• 32:02
  situation when we're talking reporters now, with the Kilmulkee situation with the AP reporter
• 32:07
  she talking about Sue and to watching the post because they're going around telling her
• 32:13
  players if you say something bad about it will give you you could be anonymous.
• 32:16
  So these, like you said, these reporters are just sitting back trying
• 32:21
  to get a story and somebody is an editor or someone is signing off on
• 32:24
  this. Uh, there's of Matt Painters response. If you want, Okay,
• 32:30
  real quick, let's hear what the head coach of Purdue had to say
• 32:32
  to this question. That is center at seven four only really makes an impact
• 32:37
  because he's tall. You see people you know around the country, even you
• 32:43
  know fans, but even people that cover the game say he's just tall.
• 32:46
  What would you say to the people that say that that are only looking at
• 32:51
  the size and not just the game. Yeah, they just shouldn't cover basketball.
• 32:55
  Yeah, you know, so, like you go to school and you
• 32:59
  learn or whatever, but we all don't like every single class we're in,
• 33:02
  right, It's kind of a necessary evil. It's like going to work,
• 33:06
  like you don't like everybody you work with, or you don't like certain parts
• 33:08
  of your job, and you know, it's tough, right, you got
• 33:12
  to be able to deal with like certain things that are difficult. And so
• 33:15
  I just think everybody should like take tests on their knowledge of what they're doing.
• 33:19
  Like I think all coaches should take a test so they understand refereeing,
• 33:22
  and I think all referees should take a test or they understand coaching. And
• 33:27
  I think all journalists should have to take a basketball quiz or a test or
• 33:30
  anybody that tweets, they should have to be able to do it. And
• 33:32
  if they say something so moronic as that, then they should have to have
• 33:36
  a probationary status where they can't tweet for like three months. I think it'll
• 33:40
  help like society, you know, like just try to knock out the fools,
• 33:45
  you know, so they don't have to coach. Painter standing up for
• 33:49
  his player basically seeing echoing what we're saying that. Yes, we're all.
• 33:55
  If your grandson, you go visit your grandson and hadn't seen him in a
• 34:00
  year or two and he comes out of the garage at twelve and he's six
• 34:07
  ten, somebody need at least driving by basketball gym just to see, just
• 34:14
  to hey, grandson, just let's go catch this ball. Okay, no,
• 34:19
  not with your face. Not Let's try it again. Catch the ball.
• 34:22
  That's practice, is not a lot. We ain't gonna bully you and
• 34:25
  just make you stay out here. But let's see maybe can you run?
• 34:30
  He fail? It's okay, get up, come on, let's try it
• 34:34
  again. Let's try it again. I just want to go play video games.
• 34:37
  Yeah, I know. Run. He fell again. Look let's just
• 34:40
  stand here, put your hands up. Okay, you could do that.
• 34:44
  He got his arm caught in the rim. Look that's all right, son.
• 34:46
  Let's move out a little bit and just spread your op. There you
• 34:52
  go, there you go, boy, right, there with your arms out
• 34:54
  to the side, spread your legs all he fell down. Don't spread your
• 34:59
  legs so far. And then taken from there to the Nike camp. Yes,
• 35:04
  and then you get a whole bunch of money and gifts and somebody's gonna
• 35:07
  be thinking, man in seven years, he's sixteen today, yeah, and
• 35:10
  he's twelve. What is he gonna be in seven years? But I'm like
• 35:15
  this coach, he needs to be on a probationary for that question right there.
• 35:21
  And he said that generation that tweets and everybody feels like what they have
• 35:28
  to say is valid. Zach Edie and Purdue will take on Gonzaga next weekend
• 35:35
  in the Sweet sixteen, so you get to see the big fellow who most
• 35:37
  likely will win the Player of the Year again and be a top three or
• 35:42
  four pick. Teams especially just looking for that center piece. Remember, especially
• 35:45
  in the NBA, they're just looking for that big body. You got some
• 35:50
  teams like the Golden State Warriors, they are not looking the Mavericks. We
• 35:57
  don't even want you to score. Want you to put this seven fourth frame,
• 36:01
  like Vic Kenny is saying, and stand right here. We got four
• 36:06
  guys over here that are getting forty. I already got enough of them.
• 36:08
  What I don't have is you. I got a whole bunch of guys that
• 36:13
  know how to see season one, we just want your arms up. By
• 36:15
  season number two, we want one arm up and out to the side.
• 36:20
  We're gonna work on the fundamentals just and just shuffle to the side. And
• 36:22
  if you can do a couple of alleys, oh wow, man, I
• 36:27
  might name you to the All Star tap back in just easy tipping. That's
• 36:30
  Rudy Gobert making all that money. Defensive Player of the Year, that's what
• 36:36
  he does. He rebounds, he blocked shots, altar shots, and we
• 36:40
  got guys that it's enough guys in the NBA that can score forty points.
• 36:45
  You can find scores. What I can't find is big men that can alter
• 36:49
  shot, slide side to side. That the little things and bogut. So
• 36:55
  yeah, he's winning because he's tall, was tall. Even though he made
• 37:04
  Win Player Theater, he's not valued the same way. So he made he's
• 37:08
  rejected as a second round to undrafted pick oh no for some for some somehow,
• 37:15
  because he's not valued the way that you know, we would think he
• 37:19
  would be. And that's why I said there because there's select teams that have
• 37:22
  players like a Golden State. They don't look for their center to do anything.
• 37:30
  That's why Andre DeAndre Ayden is that his name. That's why he wanted
• 37:36
  out of Phoenix because he felt like he could score and y'all just want me
• 37:40
  to do that big kennything. And he was sitting there like, no,
• 37:45
  I got I got to check these barns out. And he just wanted to
• 37:50
  use my beat and the sons like we need you to make beats. We
• 37:59
  just make beats. He's like, no, listen, I got a hot
• 38:01
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• 38:06
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  not just college sports and sports. And Caitlyn Clark. Caitlyn Clark and her
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  Iowa team will do battle tonight to try to get into the Sweet sixteen.
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  They had a slow start the other day against Holy Cross and then eventually in
• 41:54
  the second half blew out holy Cross ninety one to sixty five. But there
• 42:01
  was an instance in the game where you could see Caitlyn Clark's dad, Brett
• 42:07
  adamantly yell at her. Now he's in the stands, She's on the floor,
• 42:12
  so we don't know if she saw him or not to stop complaining to
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  the referees. And he sparked me because I was watching this game to wonder
• 42:25
  why, because when I watched a little bit of the LSU game as well
• 42:30
  with our girl Angel Reese, why And we see in the why does do
• 42:37
  athletes once they get that stamp of stardom or the star player go into the
• 42:45
  complain state? Why do you think it is almost hand in hand because you
• 42:52
  can watch a guy play for a team for three or four years and finally
• 42:54
  come out of his shell in his fourth year, right, and then come
• 42:59
  out year fifth excuse me? And now he is he feeling himself? Is
• 43:06
  she feeling herself? What happens that makes you start now becoming the wine?
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  That's tough. If you feel like you have that status, then you're supposed
• 43:19
  to get those calls. So yeah, it's a matter of them like they
• 43:22
  started for the first three years. You you wasn't complaining, he was just
• 43:24
  doing. You was just baling. Feel like they earned that respect from everyone.
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  I've been stamped from officials to the players, to my colleagues, my
• 43:35
  peers. Uh, they feel as though they've been stamped. I I've seen
• 43:38
  her father getting on tour, like you said, just thought, but to
• 43:44
  me, she would if some of us look at his complaining. I've looked
• 43:47
  at it like she was asking questions. She just had questions concerted to make
• 43:52
  sure. Well, bad producer, no matter how you want to shape it
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  up. It started becoming now I want to have conversations with the referee all
• 44:00
  like above her don't count all that kind of And I'm saying that you said
• 44:07
  that they feeling themselves feel like they've earned that respect. To me, it
• 44:12
  seems to shade more in the box of entitlement in that I'm we're calling it
• 44:21
  the Caitland Clark effect. And so now I had this move in mind and
• 44:27
  I was gonna do it, and then they got in front of me and
• 44:30
  it was really some good defense. But to me it should have been a
• 44:32
  foul because it messed up the move, and ref, you don't want to
• 44:36
  do anything about that. I mean, you know, it's kind of messing
• 44:39
  up the Caitland Clark effect. Ref, you don't want to do anything about
• 44:44
  that. And that's what it seems like to me. Generally, we have
• 44:47
  accepted in sports that numbers don't lie, ball don't lie. So the refs
• 44:53
  have been trusted to make those calls all of this time, and she has
• 45:00
  been trusting them to do that up until this. And I saw the same
• 45:05
  thing watching LSU play with Angel Reese and the rest of their last year when
• 45:12
  they were elbowing their way to the championship and letting everybody get some who like
• 45:19
  some of the little smoke? You want some smoke? Yeah, yeah,
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  smoke around here. Now this year they come back and it's reugh, didn't
• 45:30
  you see me? They're all over there with the hold on. Now that's
• 45:34
  not is this LSU? Because l S you don't take notes. Now they're
• 45:37
  looking to get other teams in foul. And now they're scared of the giant
• 45:44
  woman from which everybody. At least three games yesterday I heard commentators referred to
• 45:52
  the big person on the woman's team as giant. Yes. Yes, they
• 45:57
  watched a lot of basketball yesterday. Yes, and three different game. I
• 46:00
  want to say, Kansas State was playing maybe Oregon State, and the center
• 46:05
  and the lady was referencing that giant body in the middle right now if she
• 46:10
  didn't place Brazilian or any of that on it, but they referred to And
• 46:15
  then I watched another game they referred to and this just goes back to Don
• 46:19
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• 46:25
  like, well, it seems like a descriptive word when you put in the
• 46:30
  bigger person, the young lady. What's the USC or Iowa State state?
• 46:37
  The score forty nice side on her that giant. Nobody wants that giants size.
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  And they referred to her as that, and I'm like, well,
• 46:45
  that's just a descriptive word that goes along with her. But I do notice,
• 46:52
  And those were the two references. Was Caitlyn Clark and the LSU team.
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  It was surprising for them because they used to be the ones let me
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  set in the tempo and now they're on the ground. They would have one
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  that showed it right, and it's like, come on, hold on,
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  out if I'm not supposed to be it. Just put me out then,
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• 47:22
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• 47:25
  Yeah, as soon as I labeled you superstar, so now you go
• 47:30
  into the I'm almost untouchable. How could you call that on me? That's
• 47:35
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• 47:44
  Yeah, the girl is blind, she's on the ground blind. You
• 47:46
  didn't hit her, nor you a star, so you ran to me.
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  Okay, Okay, I get it. Rules, Okay, you just you
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  draft. Uh, basically, he's letting you know that Travis Hunter is leaving
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• 53:37
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  that if something happened next year, that you could just be making I understand
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  I'm just giving you that advice. Beautiful thing that you did, definitely
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  great that you know. Guys can get women can get around to maybe doing
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  it will go. That is most likely, but you're still playing a sport
• 54:43
  that's full of injuries and full of infore that could could derail that thought.
• 54:54
  And things happened. Things happen, So it's kind of you's better to kind
• 55:00
  of pace yourself to spend it as you get it, then to spent it
• 55:04
  before you get it. That's when you catch yourself in a lot of trouble
• 55:07
  in this kind of world where the injury component especially affects guys. And I
• 55:15
  played with guys that they just knew they were about to hit a lick.
• 55:19
  They spent the whole first contract. About you talk to them, they got
• 55:25
  about fifty five hundred dollars left left in their pocket waiting to get a new
• 55:30
  deal. And it sounds talking about they don't made forty million dollars. But
• 55:35
  you know, mama straight, I got my two baby, Mama straight,
• 55:39
  I got my three rose royces, I got my two cribs, I got
• 55:45
  my potting in them good, and I got this eight thousand left. But
• 55:50
  the contract coming up at the end of the summer, so I to be
• 55:53
  good. And that's what I'm saying. It could be most of the time
• 55:57
  it's injury. The second thing is the year that you went out to play,
• 56:00
  you didn't have as good a year. Somebody else started becoming the first
• 56:06
  guy that they thought would be at that position. Right, So you didn't
• 56:08
  get the money you thought you were going to get. Right, So be
• 56:14
  very careful in there. And you you talked to the Antoine Walkers and the
• 56:17
  and the Alan Iverson's, these are the things they'll tell you they didn't have
• 56:22
  a plan. I was readnarticle the other day about Ayah. He said he
• 56:25
  just didn't have a plan for retirement, like he didn't. He really wasn't
• 56:30
  looking past that bridge. He was just living right now, which is you
• 56:35
  know some people have that yo low kind of Yeah. Yeah, I mean,
• 56:39
  but and I'm sure that I'm sure that in the broad scheme of things,
• 56:44
  people who aren't familiar with money get large sums of money and in their
• 56:49
  mind that money can never run out. I don't care what you think that
• 56:53
  I'm doing, forty million dollars gonna always be forty million dollars. And then
• 57:00
  you're not taking into account taxes and fees and all of these other things.
• 57:04
  And then you look up and you're not taking into account. How the things
• 57:07
  that you buy with that money, well, forty million dollars is basically twenty
• 57:12
  million dollars after you pay taxes, seeing and agent fees. And then when
• 57:17
  you got twelve family members living off of twenty million dollars, now it's no
• 57:23
  longer twenty mines twelve divided into twenty and next thing you know, you've lived.
• 57:29
  And I'm just giving him because I've called the kids games in high school,
• 57:31
  and I am so proud that he's living up. I love when people
• 57:36
  live up. That's what me and the bad producer disconnect with a lot of
• 57:39
  times. I love when people live up to the expectation. Yes, nothing
• 57:45
  greater than that. They say you coming, and you come, show up.
• 57:52
  I'm here. So with Travis Hunter, he was the first person in
• 57:57
  his class coming out player, and he is living up to that. That's
• 58:02
  why people, oh man, coach Prime, No, Coach Prime, don't
• 58:06
  have Travis Hunter doing nothing. Travis Hunter is doing Travis Hunter. That's why
• 58:10
  that's what Coach Prime went and got him for. So he could just put
• 58:14
  him on the field. Man, just go out there and do that Travis
• 58:15
  Hunter thing. All I'm saying, I ready got his mom on a new
• 58:19
  house, which is a beautiful thing to be able to bless your mom with.
• 58:22
  But make sure you kind of pace yourself because you're twenty one. I
• 58:25
  got a long life I had. It's a long financial life. Like I
• 58:30
  tell people all the time, especially the NFL, they make you live the
• 58:35
  fifty five to even get a retirement check. So if you retired at twenty
• 58:38
  six, you got to dig for almost a thirty thirty years to get it
• 58:43
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  to Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon Podcast, Audible, Deezer, or iHeart
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  Radio. We talked about Zach Zen. We talked a little bit about Caitlyn
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  and the LSU and what happens with that when that superstar get on you,
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  why do you become such a complainer? We talk big about my sorry Auburn
• 1:02:23
  Tigers and the SEC's performance in the first round the Sweet sixteen. It said
• 1:02:29
  one thing about it real quick. I wanted to make sure before I forget,
• 1:02:31
  should the male brackets n C double A male basketball adop what the women's
• 1:02:39
  side do in the first round where the home team plays from home, they
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  don't move the teams that are I think ranked one or two they play at
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  home. Should that be something NC DOUBLEA maybe look to do because it seems
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  like those arenas was packed. I know women's basketball has been big, but
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  when you look at some of those games and you're sending teams like an Auburn,
• 1:03:08
  like a Yale and some of those teams to the state of Washington.
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  There's no fan base if you don't give them something from Washington. Those fans
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  are not going to just run out because you're to use Idahos pep band.
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  They had to send in T shirt. They gave them t shirts that was
• 1:03:27
  actually Idaho's pep band, right, And I didn't even know that, but
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  you understand, like you know you watched the Yukon or LSU game, these
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  games are packed because these are where the women, at least in the first
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  round, where they go to school. I didn't think about it until I
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  was watching this weekend. I was thinking, man, that might be something
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  they need to adopt. But where we moved to a neutral site for the
• 1:03:49
  Sweet sixteen, But you know, we've always sold, It's always been sold
• 1:03:54
  the men's March Madness basketball termurnament as a pad to any city that hosts it.
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  Bottom line, So cities are campaigning, areas are campaigning to have the
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  games where they are because of the amount of revenue that it generates. But
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  that was when people used to be more wanted to see the game period.
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  Right now, you have a lot of division. If it's not my team
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  I'm not going to unless you can sell me a component to watch. Why
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  to watch? If it's not my team, I don't tune in. And
• 1:04:40
  I think the bottom line will dictate that when they start seeing a drop in
• 1:04:45
  the attendance and the sales and more revenue on TV or more viewership, they'll
• 1:04:49
  probably start going. If you take Army, you let Auburn play Yale in
• 1:04:55
  Auburn sell out, complete sellout. I watched Aubrey Yale like he's saying,
• 1:05:00
  and where they were out in Spokane, Washington, there was nobody in the
• 1:05:04
  seats. It's like the fans of the other two teams that are out there,
• 1:05:10
  they're only coming. And I've been to those tournaments. I've been to
• 1:05:13
  the SEC Tournament. I've sat there and gone in and to see Auburn.
• 1:05:19
  But when this game before me, if Mississippi State is playing Tennessee, once
• 1:05:24
  that game over seventy percent of that crowd leads, you'd be thinking, oh,
• 1:05:30
  no, they're here to watch basketball, and it's like, no,
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  they're here to watch the Mississippi State Tennessee. But if you put it in
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  a just something to look at, whether to stay on it long when the
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  n T actually is like that. It started at the first two rounds.
• 1:05:45
  If I'm not mistaken, possibly it's played at the higher seeds home location,
• 1:05:49
  and that's how it originally was started out with. The tournament originally started in
• 1:05:54
  that manner. Well, last segment, we were talking about coach Prime d
• 1:05:57
  On saying there's a Colorado Buffalo's not as much excitement about them this off season
• 1:06:03
  as far as all the build up, but there is a lot of expectations.
• 1:06:08
  I think that Dion, his son Travis Hunter, is more internal pressure
• 1:06:15
  to succeed this year. People won't be as dismissive last year. You can
• 1:06:23
  put the whole it was the first time he got there. He got rid
• 1:06:27
  of all these players each and every year that he's at Colorado underneath his own
• 1:06:32
  team, then it starts becoming whatever your record is on you. I bought
• 1:06:39
  that excuse last year because oh you didn't have enough this, and I was
• 1:06:42
  doing that this year. Internally, it will be more eyes on the production
• 1:06:47
  from the college, from the powers that be. They're not going to give
• 1:06:53
  you that slight anymore. But his big statement was there are certain cities where
• 1:06:58
  it ain'ked going to happen, and he was referring to his son Shaduur and
• 1:07:03
  his best player, Travis Hunter, and coming out in the draft, basically
• 1:07:08
  going on record to say that if it's not when the draft comes Brown,
• 1:07:13
  if a city that he deems, I don't know if they're giving him that
• 1:07:16
  power or will they take the power themselves. If it's not a city where
• 1:07:21
  he sees those two guys should go, they're gonna pull up Eli. Now,
• 1:07:27
  I always thought it was called a Bowl because bo Jack was the first
• 1:07:30
  person I know, and I think John Elway was. I was just about
• 1:07:38
  to say the year before John Elway, So both might have got the idea
• 1:07:42
  from John Elway because Elway was in the eighty three draft, he said,
• 1:07:48
  and Bowl came out next year and both said. He didn't want to go
• 1:07:51
  to Tampa Bay. They had he had a reason. Excuse me, Bo
• 1:07:56
  had a reason that he would not play for Tampa Bay. Wasn't the reason
• 1:08:01
  that Tampa was not good. What they ruined his senior year of baseball because
• 1:08:09
  he took a physical but that was against the rules at the time, so
• 1:08:12
  he lost his baseball eligibility at all. So he blamed Tampa Bay for that.
• 1:08:16
  Oh okay, and he said it never played for him. He's like,
• 1:08:18
  don't draft me. Tell me if they drafted him, And they did
• 1:08:21
  draft and they draft him anyway anyway, and he decided to go play baseball.
• 1:08:27
  But I they say Eli, like Eli, Eli just got drafted two
• 1:08:31
  thousand. A couple of guys have already done it. They're calling it the
• 1:08:35
  ELI and it's like, well, no, it's a couple of guys that
• 1:08:39
  already had done the whole And he didn't want to go to the was it
• 1:08:45
  at the time? And I don't remember his reason why. I don't know
• 1:08:48
  it was because whoever was the whole head coach. I don't know why he
• 1:08:53
  didn't want to go. Yeah, they tried to say it was something about
• 1:08:55
  owners It was never specific, but it was something about like the ownership or
• 1:08:59
  the front office and see, and that's the thing. And back with Caleb
• 1:09:03
  Williams, the same thing with the Shador and Hunter just recently, Like I
• 1:09:12
  said, there's a lot of people who are speaking on this. What what
• 1:09:15
  is your opinion on that as far as being a player with these guys that's
• 1:09:18
  coming in and they want saying I want to command this, I want to
• 1:09:23
  do this, and you haven't even proven yourself on that next level was if
• 1:09:27
  you was the GM or the coach, would you even just like I'm gonna
• 1:09:30
  go ahead and draft them or I'm just gonna I'm not even gonna waste my
• 1:09:35
  energy with it now listening to command you, Greg, if I was Tampa
• 1:09:40
  Bay and I had directly did something to Bowl like that, I would not
• 1:09:44
  have drafted him in that case. Eli, if I'm the Chargers, remember
• 1:09:49
  I don't want anybody period the come to my team that don't want to be
• 1:09:56
  here. Yes, that's always disability. So you if you don't want to
• 1:10:00
  be here because you buying into being here, especially if you're a top ten
• 1:10:04
  pick, top first round pick, you're going to be placed in some kind
• 1:10:09
  of leadership. We're going to be counting on you to do something. And
• 1:10:13
  in that case, I don't know, because most top five or six picks,
• 1:10:17
  if you're expecting these players your door and Travis, most of the time,
• 1:10:23
  you're going to be going places that are going to be trying to find
• 1:10:29
  themselves. And when I hear that, Okayleb Williams. But Chicago as a
• 1:10:36
  as a franchise has always been dedicated to trying to win. Yeah, and
• 1:10:43
  they're not a franchise like you would say the Bengals or the Browns, who
• 1:10:48
  at some point used to always seem like they were more about the bottom line.
• 1:10:53
  The Bears, some of them. A lot of the criticization criticizing against
• 1:10:59
  the Bears might be they made the wrong choice. But they will reshuffle the
• 1:11:02
  deck in Chicago. Now they don't have a problem getting rid of people bringing
• 1:11:09
  in people. Uh So, now now I think Caleb Williams is safe that
• 1:11:15
  at least he's gonna go to a franchise with history and that's gonna try but
• 1:11:18
  even now for him, but if he's not wanting to go there, and
• 1:11:24
  knowing seeing him with some of his actions in college, I think I wouldn't
• 1:11:28
  even pick him if I already know like just some of the just to jumping
• 1:11:31
  into the crowd on the stands during the game and just being upset and if
• 1:11:36
  he and if there's any rumblins like well, I might have to pick him
• 1:11:40
  to trade him. Now, I'm not gonna not gonna mess over myself to
• 1:11:45
  help you out. Yeah, because I've always wondered about the like with the
• 1:11:50
  bow Tampa situation, I know you don't want to be here. But it's
• 1:11:55
  like I'm going to break your wheel by drafting you anyway, which makes you
• 1:11:59
  some sort of distraction in the locker room and to the system as a whole,
• 1:12:02
  in my opinion. So and then I question a coach Sanders, who
• 1:12:09
  is at the put up or shut up stage in his coaching career, to
• 1:12:13
  be putting what I consider targets on the backs of these kids and saying that
• 1:12:16
  when they get drafted, that's assuming that you guys do well enough that people
• 1:12:20
  still want and the train you want your son to go to might be having
• 1:12:24
  the twentieth picking that's gonna make your money bonus money go down. Well,
• 1:12:27
  I always thought these kind of ideas are always best kept quiet. Yeah,
• 1:12:35
  I've never understood the exposure of this. This is the twenty fifth hour?
• 1:12:42
  Is that how they say this is the last that none of you knew.
• 1:12:45
  I just sat there and waited, and then I hit you with it,
• 1:12:49
  letting you set up and having a whole year we haven't gotten this draft in
• 1:12:54
  right and already knowing that I don't want to deal with you next year.
• 1:13:00
  Now you've dropped four or five spots all right now, and now let's put
• 1:13:03
  him out the first round altogether. So the team that need a receiver was
• 1:13:08
  at pick four and twelve. You've made picked four. Decide to let you
• 1:13:13
  go. Remember, everybody doesn't want you. I just got a first round
• 1:13:17
  receiver. So the team that wanted you, you've alienated. And now you
• 1:13:21
  went from a fourth round pick to a twelfth round pick because that was the
• 1:13:26
  next team that needed a receiver. That's how it really works. People can't
• 1:13:30
  then the receiver I already got to I need a old lineman. So the
• 1:13:35
  team that needed a receiver, you have alienated. Right, We'll be back
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  Guy is about good Times? You know, you kind of almost have
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  to have the right spe in to be well outrageous. I was going to
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  say, the guy talked on stuff that if you put on a regular show,
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  it wouldn't be alive. Sensibilities. Animation allows you to press the line
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  on sensibilities. Yes, so you don't have to. It's not real people
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  feeling that way. These are fake people living in an imaginary world that are
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  racists. So you don't have to get sensitive about the racist storyline. It's
• 1:20:31
  just and Good Times is one of those well they period times that have to
• 1:20:35
  have an all black voice camp. It's too late to turn back now.
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  I remember that it was a movement. Yeah, a couple of years ago
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  they were forcing on even Family Guy and Seth McFarland Cleveland. You can't have
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  someone voiceover Cleveland who had been doing it for years but black. But because
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  he wasn't black, now all of a sudden, they had to go out
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  and find a black Now, this is the thing, because Good Times would
• 1:21:06
  be at that time period right, there were no white characters in Good Times,
• 1:21:15
  and I can't even remember a special episode where they had a white character
• 1:21:18
  as a special get they met a quota. They they actually had white characters
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  on there, but it was always when they were going to interact with some
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  sort of government agency or some sort of school authority and those kinds of things.
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  Now, one thing that I do know about Good Times is, like
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  you said, from the sensibilities of the seventies, you couldn't have that kind
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  of comedy. Now, I wonder are they going to try and do a
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  reimagining where they insert a gay character or some transgender character, or is there
• 1:21:55
  now the family's interracial? You know what I mean? They how will they
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  they modernize it and still keep it like it was? This is how it's
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  or many housing projects in Chicago. That's what they say. The premise is
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  so four generations later, fourth generation, they're still in the same apartment,
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  the same one in the project. Come on, now, what happened when
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  play for the bear. They went to the north side by it t That's
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  what I'm saying. I get that maybe the second generation, but you all
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  been torn down by Now it's the it's the last one standing had then because
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  it's so far fetching. Now, the fourth generation don't even remember James,
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  right, No, he's a great, great Yeah, they don't remember who
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  he is. They don't even remember all that. So and that means no
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  one could be alive, right, Michael, Thelma would have to be dead,
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  all be dead. It's the fourth generation and you mean none of them
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  people did no battle say exactly? Come on, man, come on,
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  the world as the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill did. What a great album that
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  you can drop on anytime? And how do you how do you quantify being
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  in the building, Command chie Greg Big Kenny, the funny Man himself in
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  the building as well. One of the UFC fighters, Igor Savarino, is
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  that right Comanchi. Savarino, only in the second round on Saturday, was
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  disqualified and thrown out. That's how bad of the USC fight. He was
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  fighting Andre Lima, uh uh Savarino, twenty years old, only a round
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  and a half in bit Andre Lima under the arm. They didn't just disqualify
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  him for the match. When he got back to the locker room, they
• 1:28:04
  threw out of UFC. I don't know what made him, you know,
• 1:28:12
  I don't get the whole biting thing. We had saw this with Mike Tyson.
• 1:28:15
  Usually in trouble when you're in a fight, but it is one of
• 1:28:23
  those things. And I was gonna say, generally, you seem like type
• 1:28:28
  of gentlemen that two things. Number One, your peaceful nature probably don't get
• 1:28:33
  into a lot of off the field conflicts, like once you left the field,
• 1:28:39
  it was all you know, kumba ya. Number Two, your size
• 1:28:43
  people probably wasn't trying to press your line a lot. But if you've never
• 1:28:46
  been getting hands put on you I'm talking about it in a major way.
• 1:28:50
  Some people bite. I've seen people getting hands put on them trying to get
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  out of that situation and they bite. Now, you would think that you
• 1:28:59
  got the profession, That's that's what I mean, once you get the refashionable
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  level you But so that man had to be getting some real real put on
• 1:29:06
  him for him to be like, I don't care about his career no ya
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  ya ya ya and and just only twenty years old. So uh, he's
• 1:29:17
  been at least for now. They have put him out of the u f
• 1:29:23
  C. I don't know where you go from there. I guess you just
• 1:29:26
  go back to Is there another league that the UFC competes with? Belatour?
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  Belotour? Maybe? Look? Look and then the dude when they were watching
• 1:29:35
  the video now, when they broke him up, the dude had the what
• 1:29:39
  what did I? Why are you acting? Like? Why you? What
• 1:29:45
  is what? And he's pointing to his mouth like why you been? Yeah
• 1:29:50
  it was just know it just with my bottom teeth. I only bit him
• 1:29:54
  with my bottom teeth. You're complaining about that while you it's not like I'm
• 1:30:00
  ripped really really hard get him on the inside of his bicyle if you ever
• 1:30:03
  want to get a chance to see because he had him in like a headlock
• 1:30:06
  kind of position. You got up to get out of the head That's the
• 1:30:14
  only thing you can think of. You in a match have been basically blurred
• 1:30:20
  and the one room, the one room we do have is no nobody now
• 1:30:26
  thought about that, But this is what that brain cell is at the end,
• 1:30:29
  and you can't move you on like the teeth the marfles don't think you
• 1:30:31
  can. Maybe I was thinking, this is a match where you can just
• 1:30:34
  take your bare knee and shove in somebody's nose. Yes, and you went
• 1:30:41
  with I'm gonna bite this dude, make you wonder, make you Maybe it
• 1:30:45
  was a maybe it was one of those you know, hey, after the
• 1:30:47
  match, Iron called me, you know what I'm saying. Maybe he was
• 1:30:51
  sensing something. Patrick Beverley is coming on the fire for some controversial people he
• 1:30:59
  put on the list, and a lot of those guys are upset with him.
• 1:31:03
  The controversy is centered around that. Patrick Beverly went on the Pat BEV
• 1:31:10
  podcast and made a list of the whitest black guys in the NBA. See
• 1:31:19
  how racism always makes him chuckle? William. It's four people up here.
• 1:31:24
  He's the only one that chuckled William William William. But the whitest black guys
• 1:31:29
  in the NBA, he made a list of that. He gave five examples
• 1:31:38
  of those guys that would be on the list. A lot of those guys
• 1:31:42
  took very exceptional attitudes towards him. He put the Cleveland Center, Jared Allen,
• 1:31:50
  Pacers Center, Miles Turner, Philadelphia Center Mobamba, the Charlotte Hornets forward
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  Grant Williams, and New Orleans Pelicans guard CJ. McCollum were his five people.
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  Mobam Bamba Mobamba of the Sixers. Part of what he said, you
• 1:32:15
  know, this is why the culture never grows because we make lists like this
• 1:32:21
  where you come in a room and because I'm basically educated and I speak well,
• 1:32:28
  you decide that I am a black white guy. Now, Pat Bev
• 1:32:34
  tried to use the excuse that they had done a blackest white guy list.
• 1:32:44
  I guess a couple of episodes before you. I don't know when they did
• 1:32:46
  it, but he was saying, they did a blackest white guy list,
• 1:32:50
  so they decided to come back and make a whitest Why does that chuckle you
• 1:33:00
  so much so in an effort to have equity. What makes him chuckle about
• 1:33:04
  that so much? Command you ask him, he's right there. No,
• 1:33:06
  No, he's gonna give me something, William. It's gonna take me to
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  the vortex, William. Tell us, please share with the class. William,
• 1:33:15
  let's go ahead and start it. No, no, give him a
• 1:33:16
  chance. That's ridicous. What makes you laugh? But when you hear that
• 1:33:21
  it was a list? They did have a list. Originally they did Who's
• 1:33:26
  the Whitest? I was wrong. Yeah, he had it right there.
• 1:33:30
  I thought it was pretty funny, the list. I took a chance and
• 1:33:34
  I was wrong. Guys, what makes the list funny? I mean,
• 1:33:42
  what's the difference that they did, Like they call Jason Williams white chocolate and
• 1:33:45
  they did producer. We're not going to use the whole they did it,
• 1:33:50
  now we do it. What makes this list? What makes this list funny?
• 1:33:58
  Just the guys that he put on the list? Make what? CJ
• 1:34:00
  McCall, What what if I told you I see you as the whitest black
• 1:34:05
  guy? Hey, I might go with it. I've been I like NASCAR,
• 1:34:09
  like the hunt, so you know, yeah, some of the things
• 1:34:12
  and that does what people. Oh, I don't know. It confuses me.
• 1:34:20
  It may confuse them. They might look at me and say, hey,
• 1:34:23
  they may think one thing and then it's something different. I'm sorry.
• 1:34:28
  Music is I really? I really? I asked for that. You did
• 1:34:30
  ask and I'm taking a care. I was asking command was gonna leave him
• 1:34:34
  out? And I went to him and I said, get my chance.
• 1:34:39
  I said that correct, And the music is annoying. Yes, that's why
• 1:34:44
  we played, because that's what we're telling. Whatever, whatever penalty I have
• 1:34:47
  to suffer, I guess I'm just gonna have to. If I get suspended
• 1:34:51
  for three days, I'm gonna just have to accept that because I asked for
• 1:34:55
  that. I'm sorry. And the only reason I said because I knew part
• 1:34:57
  of it would be, oh, they made this other list. Is that
• 1:35:00
  I was just having this conversation with a young man last night over dinner that
• 1:35:03
  two wrongs don't make it right. You're doing wrong, doesn't eliminate eliminate my
• 1:35:12
  wrong. And that's all that our society seems to be feeding on now,
• 1:35:16
  this idea that will I get my shot to be No, you wrong and
• 1:35:21
  I'm both of us are wrong. Right, You're going first doesn't take away
• 1:35:26
  that I'm wrong too. We're both wrong. But people that feel like you
• 1:35:32
  went first, Now my wrong is right. Man, Why are you stealing
• 1:35:35
  that? Why are you stealing that? Out of cars? Man? They
• 1:35:39
  breaking the cars around here all the time, No problem, you know that
• 1:35:45
  whole You shouldn't have been around here, so you robbed me because you decided
• 1:35:51
  that I was shouldn't have been where. And that's how that well they made
• 1:35:56
  as long as they did it the other way. No, both wrong.
• 1:36:00
  Making the blackest white guy list is wrong, and you're making the whitest black
• 1:36:05
  guy list is wrong. There it is because if they made a hoodist black
• 1:36:13
  guy list, Oh, everybody be outraised there the thug is black guy?
• 1:36:18
  Would it wouldn't be no outrage? Yeah? Yeah, especially if JJ Reddick
• 1:36:24
  made it made it, especially if JJ Redick JJ Redick made it issue the
• 1:36:29
  thug black guy in the n B A Larry Bird even using the word thug,
• 1:36:35
  right, Larry from ESPN, the biggest, the biggest thug in the
• 1:36:41
  NBA. Oh you you'll never be on TV again. I can't believe he
• 1:36:45
  said that all you can be invited to is Chris Brown concerts and pretty good
• 1:36:51
  pretty pretty good entertainment. But that is Pat ben Uh and these guys right
• 1:36:57
  here, as I said, Obama, c J McCullum, who's a great
• 1:37:00
  player for the Pelicans, he took exception to and and you put him on
• 1:37:04
  the list. You're a race guy. Why aren't they calling for him to
• 1:37:08
  be canceled? William calling for Pat Beverly, Why aren't they calling for his
• 1:37:13
  show to be pulled in him to be canceled? I remember when Aaron Rodgers
• 1:37:17
  said something in Cyndy Are on Pat mcafee' show. They wanted They came for
• 1:37:23
  Aaron Rodgers, they came for Pat McAfee, they came for everybody. They
• 1:37:27
  wanted them off the air. So why aren't they calling for this guy to
• 1:37:30
  be off there? Man, that's a great question. I'm we're gonna have
• 1:37:33
  to look into that, so we'll see CJ McCollum. As I said,
• 1:37:40
  I don't know he dragged, and the baby Duster says, you can tell
• 1:37:43
  he can tell by the people on the list. I've seen these guys playoffs,
• 1:37:48
  you know, and that's the only thing I ever seen them in.
• 1:37:49
  I don't know him personally, and it's kind of like Obama saying, because
• 1:37:57
  these guys on this list doesn't seem to be trying to radiate that they are
• 1:38:02
  as Big Kenny alluded to thugs, right, then, that makes them a
• 1:38:08
  white black guy. That's the only thing I see them in con just saw
• 1:38:12
  these games. Jared Allen just seems like it was a good guy who plays
• 1:38:15
  basketball as the big Afro. Miles Turner just was a young kid fresh out
• 1:38:20
  of high school. I think he was part of that last right out of
• 1:38:23
  high school or one year removed. It's just that these guys when you see
• 1:38:27
  him on the court, they just look They're not trying to make you think
• 1:38:32
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• 1:38:39
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• 1:38:43
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• 1:38:47
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  shock wainge Candy Obama, if you can hear me, just start walking around
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  and using the word cap and you can, I guess they'll let you be
• 1:42:35
  black then, right, because that's cap And a lot of people think it
• 1:42:40
  is the capping. It's the matter, that's the verd form of the capping.
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  Yes, and so that's cap though, and I honestly think that that
• 1:42:49
  that's the now and and and there's a nown invert. What's the adjective?
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  Cap can also be an adjective? Oh, it covers all of them.
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  See I didn't know now, verb and William is all three of them makes
• 1:43:05
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• 1:43:11
  I guess I have to be on this list too, because why would you
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  know what those three things are, and I think it's unfortunate we laugh about
• 1:43:18
  it because you can't. There's only one way to be blacked and see,
• 1:43:24
  but listen, we're laughing about it, but we're always talking about the example
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  these kind of things set There are young men who are being bullied and facing
• 1:43:34
  peer pressure to act more black in these situations, and it's leading some of
• 1:43:40
  them into dangerous territory. So I think that when he makes light of this
• 1:43:45
  kind of thing again, I'm asking where is the outcry and the public outrage
• 1:43:54
  for this kind I see a lot of stuff. I see a lot of
• 1:43:57
  that's lame that's lame cap. It's lame cap. That's lame cap. Because
• 1:44:01
  now I'm ops now, but see I see a lot of you as captain.
• 1:44:05
  No, I was captain. But what I'm saying is I threw shade,
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  and so now I'm ops, No, it's not shade. I feel
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  is job, this is all drama, Ran, Yes, this is this
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  is what he fell into. But we talked last week days. We project
• 1:44:28
  on our races like oh you should do this because this brother thing or that
• 1:44:33
  thing. So I mean back to what you were saying, I don't know.
• 1:44:36
  Well personally, I'm in school. As a young kid, I had
• 1:44:43
  really good grades, but in my neighborhood people had good grades. Was acting
• 1:44:46
  white, and in an effort to not be perceived as that and be bullied
• 1:44:54
  by my peers, I made sure that I was always keeping it real.
• 1:44:58
  Yeah, but it don't matter about my grades with somebody with good grades say
• 1:45:01
  this much weed at school, and you know that stuff never helps. Is
• 1:45:05
  my point that that's cap you. You try and do something just to fit
• 1:45:12
  in, and and what they consider being really black is everything that's negative about
• 1:45:17
  being black. On ops. Right, we're gonna go ride on fake,
• 1:45:23
  We're gonna go keep it real and all of those things are detrimental to the
• 1:45:28
  community. But right now, you see, I don't know what that means
• 1:45:32
  means at all. So now we gotta Now, we gotta spend the block.
• 1:45:39
  We got to finish the show. Can't spend the blog yet. Oh,
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  No, spend the block means that I'm going to come because we got
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  to spend the block, right, that's my Let's go to the car.
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  No, that means I'm going to get in the car and come see you.
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  Because when I see you. I'm going to have the stick. You
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  don't know what stick, the stick switch on, the stick with the switch,
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  the stick with the switch. They can't say. And I'm gonna just
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  I just need to know because I have the swing. I'm gonna clear out
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  cap. Yeah, if you keep doing that, we're gonna discover that you're
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  somebody's gonna pat you down in a minute and be like, ah, yeah,
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  he's got he knows. CBS cut away from March Madness and I'm bringing
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  you the story. Kate Middleton, uh made her announcement very interesting that in
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  our society people feel like they have to make announcements. Yes, that's the
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  one thing you know. In the sad news of us losing the Black pant
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  anther Chadwick Bozeman a couple of years ago, one of the beautiful things about
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  that was that he just lived his life and basically in death we found out
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  his illness. But unless she was in his personal circle, he didn't feel
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  like and I feel like that's to be our society, Kate Middleton, at
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  least in our country. He doesn't hold some job. Yes, if you're
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  the president, you know, or somebody like that, where you have a
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  job, then in that kind of capacity, sure you might have to be
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  forthcoming. But just the regular citizen needing to make an announcement. I've had
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  some bad news in my life with a family friend over last week having cancer,
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  but just having him feel like she has to make an announcement so people
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  will be satisfied, or you don't have to have to write reports and stories
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  if you see me losing weight or coming out of clinic or something like that.
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  But they broke in the coverage of the Florida Atlantic Northwestern game to let
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  her make her announcement, and they said it was the first time something like
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  that had happened since two thousand and three, when the US invaded Iraq in
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  March twentieth, two thousand and three, that's how long it has been since
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  something. Now they felt like needed to be break into the action now.
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  Not to disparage I wish Kate Middleton and all her loved ones, family and
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  friends will, but the difference between the two thousand and three and the now,
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  I would imagine it's the first of all, the America part America was
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  invading Iraq, and Kate Middleton is British. She's a British citizen of the
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  royal family, which means that And I'm not trying to sound heartless or unconcerned,
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  but that's sort of a their problem in my view of world issues,
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  that is a their problem. And you have sold us this come together moment
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  of sports that is March Madness, and being from the Midwest, having family
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  from Evanston, having lived in Evanston, I'm a fan of the Northwestern Wildcats.
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  So that affected me and my watching viewing people because we was watching the
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  home team and then we hear some depressing news. I mean, it's a
• 1:49:36
  bad thing that it happened, but I had you know, what's Kate got
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  to do with the United States? Well, you're you're definitely in that break
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  as we go to break, Uh, is somebody break in the action of
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  something like that, especially a big sporting event. You're expecting it to be
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  some kind of war or some kind of bomb. Might have put a bomb,
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  or it's been some huge shoe terrorist attacked. For that moment, for
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  you to say, I would be like, if you say special, I'm
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  expecting you should tell me that Joe Biden just was assassinated or something like that.
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  It's really the moments. I don't know what the producers were thinking.
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  And there's no knock at Kate Middleton or anyone. I mean, but you
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  are expecting for somebody to break into a news broak a sporting event. They're
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  going to tell you something. Yes, of a higher clearance level. We'll
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  Here we will start having regular seacers in games for the season for the
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  whole league. A couple of teams already have played, but we are reached.
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  This year's twenty twenty four season. One rule change the bad excuse me,
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  Conway Twitty William Twitty brought to us today was now this season, a
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  player cannot stand in front of the bag. Is that the rule? Now?
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  Yeah, you can. If I'm stealing base, I can't stand on
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  the bag. You know how you stand in front of the bag like you're
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  waiting for the ball in the path of the base runner in the path of
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  the base runner. Why not. It's apparently to prevent injuries or it's given
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  that runner the lane to be able to have the ability to go to the
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  bag. In other words, you have to be possibly straddling the back or
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  standing directly on the opposite side of the bag to place the test once again,
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  to increase scoring well, and because when we're talking about we're talking about
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  stealing a base, that sort of implies that we don't want you to be
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  on the base. Correct, there's you didn't earn it with a hit.
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  You're just going to get you an extra base by being faster than the person
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  trying to throw you out at that base cor And one of the deterrems for
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  that was what standing between the dude trying to steal the base in the bag?
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  Well, I mean, you don't see bunning and stealing as much as
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  you used to in baseball. A lot of movement, and and I guess
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  they're trying to, like you said, put the scoring back in the game,
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  get some movement. And when when did when did scoring become so popular
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  in baseball? Because I'm a lifelong baseball fan, and I'm sometimes confused and
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  even a little bit insulted when I see fifteen to twelve in a baseball game.
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  I'm used to three to zip and that was a barn burner. You
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  should have seen them this afternoon and they got them three runs. And then
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  because everybody had their gloves ready out and outfield and there was nobody getting any
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  It used to be a game of strategy. And it seems that defense in
• 1:55:31
  all our major sports has been reduced to nothingness for the game. And I
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  don't scoring does not actually scoring high scoring games to me, I'm boring exactly.
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  We turned to hey watching games. There was a football game that's sixty
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  two to sixty four. That was not the thrilling game. No, some
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  of your better games are twenty to seven team because I got storylines on both
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  sides of the ball about how this defense just is not letting get me any
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  right, get in there like y'all are working today. Big Kenny over there,
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  who's an All American and just linebacker just has has its number. Keep
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  calling him while hit in the backfield. Hey, man, answer the phone.
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  I see you over there, I see here. Come Hey, pick
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  up the phone. It's me again. And they have decided and rude changes
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  baseball, the whole overtime, we're gonna start somebody on first base or second
• 1:56:35
  base. The basketball, this is a foul football. You can't pull a
• 1:56:41
  guy down. So I can't hit him in the knee, I can't pull
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  him from the back. I can't hit him with my helmet. Now you're
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  saying, I can't grab him around the hip and pull him down. So
• 1:56:51
  basically, you just want to create more offense. And you're saying, stand
• 1:56:55
  on the other side of the bag or s. And they made the bag
• 1:56:59
  larger last year, you remember, And so you know, somebody like a
• 1:57:01
  Kunda who had seventy steals, he had easily have ninety steals. This year,
• 1:57:06
  the bag is bigger. You're making me pitch the ball faster. Everything
• 1:57:10
  seems to be about this idea that people only want to see scoring. And
• 1:57:15
  I don't really and maybe it's age. I don't see sports as that a
• 1:57:19
  game can be good nine to eight, but a game can also be good
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  two to one. Yes, in baseball, ess as good because they own
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  it today. They making these catches out here out and that's what I'm saying,
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  Just make a triple player. I mean, they got hot, they
• 1:57:34
  got hot bats but the gloves are even hotter, and the people aren't interested
• 1:57:40
  in like they want to see more runs, Like I want to see if
• 1:57:43
  a pitcher can get a no hitter or have fifteen eighteen strikeouts. But people
• 1:57:48
  want they just want more offense. And you and then also this year you
• 1:57:53
  only get two times. You know how you can step off the rubber as
• 1:57:56
  a pitcher to try to pick off, You only get to do that twice
• 1:58:00
  your money making it more off Cam Sutton? Anybody found Cam Sutton? The
• 1:58:08
  corner the former cornerback of the Detroit Lion. Has he turned itself in?
• 1:58:13
  I googled it too, I couldn't find an article. Has anybody found it's
• 1:58:16
  been three weeks. Has he been seen by his family? I'm not allowed
• 1:58:19
  to visit his wife, his girlfriend, his fiance, his mom, his
• 1:58:24
  dad. Has anybody seen Cam Sutton the cornerback for the Lion? Now?
• 1:58:29
  I need to at least get a report that somebody saw him. I haven't
• 1:58:32
  seen nor heard nothing. So nobody's seen not since the story. That would
• 1:58:41
  makes so crazy, Not since the story. It's in three weeks now,
• 1:58:44
  but I mean even the storyland is dying down. Okay, the closest day
• 1:58:46
  is Mike Tomlin called Cam Sutton and he didn't say if he made contents all
• 1:58:54
  negotiation. They down negotiation. Okay, so somebody has somebody has found that.
• 1:59:00
  Maybe Mike Tomlin just on some look youngster, turn where you at.
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  Well, at least thank you Mike for finding him, because it's been three
• 1:59:06
  weeks and I keep googling every other day and I haven't seen anything about Cam
• 1:59:12
  Sudden turned himself in and it makes me worry, like they got your phone
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  taped to make sure whenever he call you back, you know, to find
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  him. And we are in the ocean. The truth is he will throw
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  your to the ocean. It's time to wrap things up on the Sports Junk
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  Show with Wayne we DESI those gives just sport shout testa minute to Vince would
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  his old name. But after that day, I just he just he what
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  I'm gonna save you two hours of your life, hopefully. Any of
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  the one with Patrick Twy's in it, the new one Jake Gillen Hall and
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  Connor McGregor in it is easily three worst movies I've ever seen in my life.
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  And I'm a movie guy. It was so bad I continue to watch
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  it to see if it could get worse. And I know that makes me
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  a white black guy because I know how to go from bad to worst.
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  Some people, you know, doing that makes you know how to actually speak
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  so bad produce to put me on your list. But it's the worst movie.
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  How about that You could just let it pass. Roadhouse twenty twenty four worst
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  movie. Conor McGregor, the worst acting job I've ever seen of any entertainer
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  actor. It was I thought, y'all, I thought it was a parody.
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  I thought that's what I was confused. Worst movie ever. Don't worry
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  a Bahama breeze called Roadhouse and you're saying they're fighting there every night in Key
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  West at a Bahama bree wasted away again in March. I'll tell you you
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  what, buddy. We hope you I hope you have a good afternoon.
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  They was fighting at a Bahama You need to take your shenanigans outside, mister.
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  Hopefully I have a good, good day. We'll see you later in
• 2:03:05
  the week. From the Sports Shop show Peace