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Kuh-Nay-Guhs With Attitude · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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  Enough is enough. I don't have any share your suck and we hold the
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  world ransom for excuse me while I whipped this out. Broadcasting live and at
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  Leta, georgiaous. This is the Sports Shot Show with Wayne Candy. You
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  Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. You're listening to the Sport Shock Show. I
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  am the Sport Shock Wayne Candy. Good morning to you. We're rolling into
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  Super wild Card weekend. But we have had a super week of using story
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  lines. I mean, each and every day that you have waken up since
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  the end of the NFL season, something new has sprung up to report,
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  and nothing bigger than the heavyweight coaches across the universe of college and pro football
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  that have decided to retire, step down, whatever were you want to use,
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  but the end of eras, at least for the moment and at least
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  at the destination they are at now, are deciding to walk away for various
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  reasons. I'm quite sure, not even sure, because the three biggest names
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  in the last four to eight hours of Bill Belichick, Pete Carroll, and
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  Nick Saban all are the same age. They probably good friends. They might
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  have called each other and went in as a super pack, like man,
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  that's just let's just go golfing and spend some of these billions of dollars we
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  have made. We're tired of this new age athlete that needs a bib and
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  two spoons and a whole bunch of reasons of why they can't succeed. Everything
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  is about, as the bad producer loves to put it on the coaching,
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  your failure. The athlete no longer has responsibility. Everything about his not being
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  accountable is the team, the coach, the parents, Never just that the
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  athlete itself is not trained properly, doesn't have the heart. But these guys,
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  you know, and Nick Saban's case, you think, and we'll talk
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  about it in great extent today. Maybe it is this whole nil. Maybe
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  it is the transferred protocol. Reports are is that he was on some calls
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  yesterday. Maybe he just maybe a parent said something stupid, a request that
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  he was listening to from one of the scouts. I can see Nick when
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  I heard that report, I could see him sitting there. He's filling these
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  calls that he already don't want to take. And one of the scouts said
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  something about a player wanting something, and he was like, you know what,
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  I'm going home, because that's how the sensibilities of these young men,
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  the parents, the attitude of the country. A lot of people want a
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  lot of things that they haven't even earned. You want me to give you
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  things at a college level that you haven't even came here and showed me you
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  can do. You want it up front, So maybe that's quickly. Bill
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  Belichick in New England, he was used to a different kind of athlete,
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  even in the time that he was there. He would go find the different
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  the chip on the shoulder, the guy that kind of really was based on
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  professionalism. Him and his staff always did a good job of shifting through.
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  They were okay not having the household name and going out and win with a
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  lot of guys that you eventually learned their name, but you didn't know it
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  at the beginning. Allah Tom Brady, you didn't know Tom Brady. Tom
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  Brady. People at Michigan didn't know Tom Brady. But that's what Bill Belichick
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  and for Pete Carroll, a guy who just wins out in Seattle, just
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  stepping away, and the one common denominator they all have is their age,
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  their mentality, and a lot of times, as we have seen through eras,
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  and we've talked about a lot of times when the era shift a lot
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  of people, you go back to certain personalities like a Bobby Knight. He
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  was not really made for that shift where the parent got to come in and
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  tell him how practice is going to go. Those kind of shifts and dynamics.
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  But we don't know where are these guys. They all have had the
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  greatest success that you could imagine, and we're going to talk about it on
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  today's shows, comand You. Greg is in the building. The bad producer
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  has brought his racist bag of tricks to the show all the way to,
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  you know, wanting to make sure he can't wait till people mess up.
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  Noah Kaniga name now for you that might not know the storyline. There's a
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  young man out there. He's pretty good talent coming out of high school.
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  His name is spelled in a way k and I g some people, most
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  of them will All of the ones that have contacted me are black men who
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  are sitting around with this need and want for some white broadcaster to mess up
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  this man's name, which is spelled in a way that you could easily if
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  you relax, say it wrong. But the young man on Robert Grifford Show,
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  he made sure that people knew it's Kanika. But the bad producer is
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  waiting for someone that didn't hear it the pronunciation so we can run with it.
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  Because blacks spend a lot of their time waiting on moments where they can
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  catch white people saying racist terms. It's like a highlight of their day.
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  Is it makes them joyous to catch someone in that moment. I don't know
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  why they sit there, you know, like this couldn't be. But the
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  young man name is Noah Kanekat, and the bad producer, as you see
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  him grinning on the screen, he can't wait for Bob Costas or some guy
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  at ESPN three to mix it up so he can bring it to the show
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  and it'sports shot shot. He catched the game the other night. He listen,
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  listen, listen to that's what he wants to do, Like that's wud
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  be breaking news that a man's name that's spelled in the way of the word
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  could say it in a wrong improper way, BAPATICI to tell the people why
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  that turns you on? Don't deny, hold on, hold on, hold
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  on, because you don't do the bad producer thing where you act and deny
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  as though it doesn't because I know that's where you're gonna start. You're gonna
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  say something like, oh, no, sports, y'all get don't turn me
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  on? Why because that's what you brought. You say, you've been holding
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  it for a couple of days. Now, why does that possibility turn you
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  on? I just thought it was funny because Robert Griffin made it funny.
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  When I first heard the story, saw the kid's name, I just thought
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  it was funny because because everybody was we just can't wait. I mean,
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  it's just funny. I mean until we heard the correct way to pronounce the
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  word and pronounce the last name. And like I said, good thing.
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  Robert Griffin bought him on his show and they got an explanation for it,
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  and it was pretty funny. Listened to his dad and parents talk about the
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  different looks and different things they got. But he's a good athlete and I'm
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  looking forward to just seeing the young man come out and doing this thing.
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  Now, my other cast members are here, Big Kenny the funny man himself.
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  Come on, it's in the building the funny. What happened over at
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  the Laughing Skull? Did you find out his Yes? His rap name is
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  mon? Yes? What is his government names? Greg Heard? I was
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  expecting give it up first, Saucy ge, give it up, give it
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  up first, Jane h. I didn't. I was out. I just
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  man. I looked on the list and it was Greg Heard. Wait,
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  we knew that, Like, he couldn't have said that on air because I
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  was. I was involved, I was deeply involved. And it's just Greg
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  Heard. Okay, you two gentlemen sat here and witnessed the bad producer get
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  all excited about Noah Kuniga name right, Yes we did. Why do y'all
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  think he was so excited for the possibility of someone saying the name wrong.
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  Well, I would. I would blame some of it on what my mother
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  says when she listens to the show that boys special. Outside of that,
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  I really don't know. But you know that boy, especially lady, Yeah,
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  Mama, he a little special. So I'm just guessing he said he
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  thought it was funny. Now this is the thing that I think is funny.
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  About him thinking that is funny. Any other thing that he deems racist
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  is worth that person being canceled. So if someone had said it and got
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  canceled, he would have thought they deserved that. That is so. But
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  now because he thought it was funny, because he wanted to throw that out
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  there for shock value, and we weren't shocked. Now it's funny, you
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  know, I just want to see the man play. But if somebody had
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  said that about an African American player, remember the baseball guy who went to
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  the museum, he wanted that dude fired. He thought that dude should have
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  been fired. And there's no way you can make a mistake like that in
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  a situation like this. Why was he glowing this morning? Glowing glowing like
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  he was six months pregnant. I kind of agree, Like I think he
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  wants someone to just to make a mistake and for someone to pile on and
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  to you know, just to get after someone who's who's messed up. And
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  even though it has been put out there what the correct pronunciation is, like,
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  well, it could still happen. I don't know. I think if
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  the broadcasters are professional, uh, it just won't happen. So you're just
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  gonna be waiting a long time. And you don't think that every single sports
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  outlet has somebody from their Standards and Practices office send it out an email right
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  game defense, smothering Michael Pennant's all night long. Jim Harball and his band
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  of married men, finishing the deal at one of the most intriguing seasons you
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  can have. When you speak about twice, Jim Harball, the head coach,
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  was suspended twice, not once, in the same season. He had
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  six games. He started the season on a three year three game ban,
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  came back for about a month, and then they put him on another three
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  game band. But they were able to bring home the championship. If I
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  remember correctly, Big Kenny, commands, you went with Michigan the bad Producer
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  was with Washington. If you know the bad producer, you know why he
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  was with Washington. Only one reason. His quarterback, the quarterback, the
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  color of the quarterback quarterback is why he was riding with Washington. Other than
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  that it had no connection to the Huskies of Washington. He actually thought they
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  were out of the Maryland area he did for a long time instead of the
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  state of Washington. But the Wolverines taking it home winning a championship. Now
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  the big question will Jim Harball state. Jim Harball has all the reasons in
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  the world to stay. When you look at he is hometown talent. That's
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  where he went to college. Now when you talk about full circle, for
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  most coaches, finding themselves back at the college being the man in charge is
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  something they all dream of about. Does he stay, does he go to
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  the pros? Does he have something else to prove in his trick bag?
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  We will see a lot of coaching jobs in the NFL are available as of
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  this morning. That would make eight teams available. As I went to sleep
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  last night, as I was at the Hawks game last night, that was
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  a big conversation about the seven vacancies. Now we have an eighth vacancy,
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  and if you do the math, that makes a quarter of the NFL jobs
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  are open thirty two teams, eight of them are looking for coaches as of
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  this morning. With Bill Belichick steck him away, and you will see teams
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  probably go look for someone like a Mike Vravel. Be very easy to put
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  him back in New England. He has that kind of Bill Belichick style demeanor
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  that goes with the Patriot nation. But where will your team go? That
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  is the Patriots. You have the Falcons, you have the Panthers, you
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  have the Raiders, you have Seattle, correct, you have who else am
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  I missing? Right there? The charge and commanders. Commanders, Yes,
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  all open for business for trying to find a new head coach. I would
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  imagine at least half of those jobs will be filled with some hot assistant.
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  That people that's the new trend, some hot assistant and in some of them
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  just based on what you already have in store. Or even here with Atlanta,
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  if you're going with a quarterback at number eight with that pick, or
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  you feel like you're going to move up, might go more of another offensive
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  coordinator, Dan Quinn, who used to be here now at Dallas. His
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  name is back in up for a head coach and does he want to do
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  that again. I think some of these coaches are starting to choose happiness and
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  comfortable over this carousel of leaving and then you give me twenty four months to
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  fix a problem of the last president. Right. Always, I've always felt
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  that to be the hardest thing that ever is cast upon the US president that
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  I only had. I got forty eight months, and really thirty six of
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  them because the next twelve, the last twelve I got to go try to
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  get back into the right house. But I got to try to fix your
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  problems, you know, especially if they didn't align with my sensibilities. Two
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  in thirty six months, it's hard to do that. So the same thing
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  with coaching now, you're not given a lot of time as regardless of what
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  you have. Well, do you think it's likely that we're seeing reports that
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  with like with dan Quinn, Seattle may reach out to him won the Super
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  Bowl there with them, Even just as as we started the show, Rod
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  Mayo, who's defense coordinator or linebackers coach with the Patriots. He may be
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  the head coach for the Patriots, so they may go with a familiar face
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  with the teams possibly going to familiar faces. Do you think that would attract
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  like for a coach like I don't know if I want to be the head
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  coach even though I was a coordinator or an assistant before with the same team.
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  Do I want to be the head guy with the same team just because
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  you know, I know everybody already. Well, you would know the owner
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  and how he thinks, what leeway you might have. You would definitely know
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  whether he's going to let you have some power. Certain jobs, certain teams,
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  they don't extend a lot of power. I think here a lot of
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  times with Atlanta Falcons, some of it is they feel like the head coach
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  doesn't get a lot of say so into choices your team. The Cowboys has
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  always been famously known to where you just get the coach right Jerry Jones does,
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  Yeah, I'm down here at the unemployment window looking for a receiver.
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  Jerry goes and gets a linebacker. But he wants me to win. As
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  Jimmy Johnson talked about, he won't let me buy the groceries, but you
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  want me to cook. And so it's based on where you like a jim
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  Harball, you're going to bring Jim Harball. I would imagine at this point
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  in this life sixty had an NFL career himself, he's gonna want a little
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  more say so, he might not want to be the GM, but he's
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  gonna want to have a little more power on who he brings in, whether
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  it's his coaching staff or on the player side. Then certain teams might be
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  willing to do it. Now, when you talk about the Patriots, I
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  think Bill and Robert Kraft the last three or four days. To me,
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  I would imagine they strategized this to start filling in. What would happen after
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  almost a twenty five year I doubt he just Oh, Bill, get out
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  the building. It started to become let's make some phone calls. Who would
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  stay with this staff? If we put Jared Mayo, a long time linebacker
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  in the league. I think he went to the University of Tennessee. He
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  played for the Patriots, played on the Bill Belichick. We know that the
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  Belichick Tree in New England, they love to just keep circling. They go,
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  they get fired somewhere else to come back. That's how That's how they've
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  been up there for since Belichick has been there. So it wouldn't be surprising
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  to see someone with the credentials because a lot of those guys have had head
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  coaching, you know, Josh McDaniel, bring them back. They just recycle.
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  They have a certain philosophy. So we will see how this shapes up.
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  With so many I don't know that the NFL has ever had eight jobs
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  available at one time. I don't know if any league's ever had eight jobs.
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  We have to actually do some research on that. We're at one time
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  eight vacancies were allowed in one job in pro sports. CBS Sports had ranked
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  the jobs with the eight Which one is like the best one out of all
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  of them? Right now? They got the Seattle job is the best one,
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  and second it's like Washington job. But the last is like the pathers
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  In your opinion, which one do you think is the most the one that
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  looks really good, that fancy car that you want to hop in if you
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  was a coach. I can see the Seattle job because it seems to come
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  with less spotlight, like it's a solid job. The owner seems like he
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  lets you do your job with all that stepping in. We rarely hear about
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  the Seattle Seahawks owner. I don't even know who GM making a statement.
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  I don't know who they are. All you ever heard was Pete Carroll being
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  there the panther job. I think just based on they their record, what
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  they don't have as a team, and the turmoil at the owner. They
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  just got rid of the old owner, now the new owner throwing water on
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  people. I don't have no first round pick like those kind of things.
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  And you asked me to come in here, and I know I'm gonna get
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  fired. You want me to marry the girl that just got out. We'll
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  Command you Greg bad producer in the building. It has been black week.
• 28:41
  It ain't just been Black Monday. Each and every day some coach has been
• 28:47
  fired. We have, you know, a long carousel. And when you're
• 28:52
  talking about job, that producer you have to put on that list. Alabama.
• 28:57
  The Alabama job has to be part of that almost NFL job because it's
• 29:02
  the same kind of prestige, it comes with the same kind of visibility money
• 29:07
  yep. So to me, that's you know, any of those coaches we
• 29:14
  mentioned getting fired could easily be asked to come interview for the Alabama job.
• 29:22
  That's what's so interesting. Now there's a lot of crossovers. It's not as
• 29:26
  defined as you're a college coach you're a pro coach anymore. So very easily
• 29:34
  you can go as Pete Carroll to come to Tuscaloosa and run things. It's
• 29:38
  about management and recruiting. I know that's just, you know, a big
• 29:44
  thing, and we I hopefully we will find out. I've heard different scenarios
• 29:48
  with Nick Saban the Great that some have said that maybe it's a medical thing
• 29:55
  with a family member, and some people have mentioned just the whole embodiment of
• 30:00
  how college football and the whole n I L and recruiting it has gotten away
• 30:06
  with what Nick would have known to be college football. I know, it
• 30:11
  seems that a lot of people are excited about this new It just functions more
• 30:15
  like pro miss semi pro. To me, doesn't even really have college.
• 30:22
  The only only thing that's about it that's college is the name of it.
• 30:26
  The teams, the thing the thing about it, the name of it,
• 30:30
  the brand of it. It says college. But going to class and and
• 30:33
  really representing the school in this kind of I'm a student way doesn't even really
• 30:40
  matter anymore, the student athlete as a thing of the past and the and
• 30:44
  then and then, like people talked about how I and t Uh the young
• 30:51
  running back I can't say his name A ten. Yeah, who would think
• 30:55
  which one? The younger brother that's played at Florida? Okay, who would
• 30:59
  think you would jump in the transfer portal and go play with your rival.
• 31:03
  So there's a lot of people like, you know, this is something's wrong
• 31:06
  if you if you jump into transferred portal, like you said, it's not
• 31:10
  No, it's not about the school anymore or the college. It's just like
• 31:14
  semipro because hey, I'm gonna go up here and play with Well the receiver
• 31:17
  for Georgia transferred to Alabama last year. Yeah, and that's why I said
• 31:22
  Burton. Wasn't that his name something? Burton so so and you you mentioned
• 31:27
  that job. And it was crazy how just watching everything and seeing social media
• 31:33
  react to Nick Saban and like the state of half of Alabama was split,
• 31:38
  you know, Auburn side they was like, hey, shall keep rolling Alabama.
• 31:44
  People were like they upset. But my thing is like, like you
• 31:48
  said, it's a very beautiful job. It's a great job. And we
• 31:49
  just talked about Hardball being a at Michigan and everything that's just happened. When
• 31:57
  the last few years at Clemson with Dabbos Sweeney, Dabbo being an Alabama grad,
• 32:01
  Alabama born and raised. It's only a million dollars just to buy out
• 32:07
  his contract. That just he just signed a big contract with Clemson. How
• 32:14
  far do you think they would go or how would you think Dabbo would want
• 32:17
  to go home. I don't think he's going to go leave Clemson to go
• 32:22
  to Alabama. I think they might go down to Florida State. Grab Mike
• 32:25
  Norvel bring him up there. He knows how to play the nil game.
• 32:30
  Jim Harball is not going to leave Michigan to go to Alabama. Well,
• 32:35
  I wouldn't saying harborll. I was saying that how Harball went to Michigan went
• 32:38
  back home, as you said earlier, and you won there, and you
• 32:42
  would think the Dabbo w want to go back. But that Novelle is interesting
• 32:45
  because of the fact that he played in the state of Alabama in college.
• 32:50
  So Nick saban out and these guys are in their seventies. We talked about
• 32:54
  Bill Belichick is like seventy two. Nick Sabans like seventy two, Pete Carrol's
• 33:00
  like seventy two. So we kind of saw the writing, even though you
• 33:05
  don't want to see it. At any moment, they might decide, Hey,
• 33:09
  I want to enjoy life. I'm tired of this day to day about
• 33:14
  three hundred days out of the year work scheduled, right, So then a
• 33:19
  lot of it falls apart when this kid thinks that he can go and make
• 33:22
  life better for himself somewhere else. What you said by saying Norvel, that
• 33:28
  means open at Florida State. So what does that mean? What? I
• 33:35
  don't understand the question. You looked at me. Well, another black coach.
• 33:40
  He's talking about Dion Sanders. Oh what they go get? Dim Why
• 33:46
  don't you just say that what do you think they get? Dian? We
• 33:50
  had to do the whole Joker riddler. If opening comes at Florida State,
• 33:57
  who will go before it gets to it? It's the same thing I'll asked
• 34:00
  you about Jameis Winston last show or the show before that. I'm totally with
• 34:06
  you in a lot of the names and even sometimes the ability, but Deon
• 34:15
  didn't win at Colorado. So as an alumni, you want us to go
• 34:20
  hire a guy that hasn't won. What what is it about not actually showing
• 34:25
  what you can do that you still will go get a guy because most people
• 34:31
  won't go get the losing coach. But you said the portal game, he
• 34:37
  understands. He understands Dion understands this new way of what they're doing. So
• 34:42
  and he has something he was best recruiting. He's done some of the best
• 34:45
  jobs of getting the tap talent there to Colorado and to Jackson State, and
• 34:51
  at Colorado he still hasn't won. That's what I'm saying. I got all
• 34:55
  the grosser bought myself. He went there. He still did have a whole
• 35:00
  recruiting his kids. I mean he's there, goes the defense again. He
• 35:06
  he knowed n I L game, but he still didn't have It's either Florida
• 35:13
  State if they if Norville. What sports jock just said, if if Alabama
• 35:16
  was to go get Mike Norville, you would be foolish as an alumni anybody
• 35:22
  else not Florida State not to go get Deon Sanders. That wouldn't make it.
• 35:24
  So why in any kind of if I, if I if I raced
• 35:29
  and took and stratched his name out and we went by the stats. What
• 35:37
  makes you so blind to the stats that you don't that the name overshadows.
• 35:45
  Why are you so because coming to me and you're telling me you won't need
• 35:47
  to give this money to a guy on four games, Well, he gonna
• 35:51
  I mean, he's gonna help make he's gonna help make, he's gonna help
• 35:53
  make, he's gonna make help of that money, make that money for the
• 35:57
  college. He's gonna the brand is gonna make money. The brand is gonna
• 36:00
  plan. They never struggled with money. What you mean they don't need and
• 36:06
  they don't need him. Okay, they've never struggled with alumni donations STA I'm
• 36:14
  not saying that, but at this but no, they just got back up.
• 36:20
  They have been down the last few years. I'm just saying their fan
• 36:23
  base, they they have been that. I don't think that they Nobody from
• 36:28
  Florida State this time around will not will not let them say we're not gonna
• 36:34
  look at them. So what if they interview him and they deem that he's
• 36:37
  just not what we want? Then what happens they racist, and they and
• 36:42
  then what if Colorado go, oh, you tried to leave us, so
• 36:45
  we'll cancel your contract here, But then what are they racist? Just got
• 36:50
  a buy out, so it'd be you know in that situation. I'm just
• 36:52
  we just talked. I just never I don't know you to take the side
• 36:57
  of anybody, babroducer. If they came and said they won four games last
• 37:01
  year, I don't know that you go hire somebody at a prestigious college that
• 37:07
  at the college they were at last year, they were four and eight or
• 37:12
  four to nine. This ain't the swack that that might fly there. That
• 37:16
  might fly at the swack where they go, oh yeah, and then the
• 37:21
  profile that he brings in the money that he brings, because before we were
• 37:24
  dealing with a financial deficit, we were dealing with a t a talent deficit.
• 37:30
  That's not Florida State's issues. Okay, none of those hypothetically asked your
• 37:34
  question. If it was Deon coaching that undefeated team last year, you don't
• 37:37
  think they wouldn't have still put them in the playoffs. If if was a
• 37:42
  fifth nah, I mean, come on now, I not if not,
• 37:46
  if Jordan Travis was hurt Okay. I mean, well, it's just tough
• 37:55
  for me to see if if that happened, if Alabama would go get a
• 37:59
  mite for Florida State not to attempt to bring coach Sanders to Florida State,
• 38:07
  and you would only say that about coach Sanders. And that's where we are.
• 38:09
  That's all we're saying about your bias. You have a bias that is
• 38:14
  so entrenched in you that anyone else that would come to you with a four
• 38:19
  and eight, four and nine record, who was three and one and then
• 38:22
  lost like eighty last nine games or something like that, you wouldn't be considered
• 38:28
  them for a job of that caliber on that record. If you an alumni
• 38:32
  from there, if you play there, That's that's where I'm talking about with
• 38:37
  Dan him being up from playing at a Florida State. You know. But
• 38:43
  but I'm just saying Jim Harball was like eleven and one at Stanford or something
• 38:50
  when they asked him to come coach. He didn't come there with two leans
• 38:55
  and low key took us to the vortex. You did more after this checking
• 39:07
  I got that you look to write to but you'll talk is what your wood
• 39:14
  with me, and your is your correct way to get your groove homes and
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  Between between a lock on, say you can see a sports jaint,
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  I'm this one shock Wayne Gandy sad news. If you haven't heard, I'm
• 42:43
  quite sure. NBA is front and center, but our man John Morint had
• 42:45
  season ending shoulder surgery this week. He will be out for Memphis. We
• 42:52
  know the Memphis team without Job because they had a good chance of showing for
• 42:58
  twenty five games without him there. Uh, they are not going to make
• 43:04
  the playoffs unless something extreme happened. He's just one of those guys you can't
• 43:10
  It's hard to make anything in the NBA without your star player, and he
• 43:15
  is their star player along with Jared Jackson. But he is what makes him
• 43:20
  move. You felt like they could make up some ground if he was out
• 43:23
  there, but he's having shoulder surgery. Tough year for joh Morant and Memphis,
• 43:31
  but he's a young player. It's John twenty four, twenty five years
• 43:36
  old, so he should heal quickly. But he is gone. I'm glad.
• 43:40
  I'm glad I got a chance to get the sin. Yeah before is
• 43:45
  it the shoulder attached to his shooting hand, shooting hand? If you pulling
• 43:52
  gods off, get it. Rent. We talked about Chris Paul out for
• 44:02
  four to six weeks and Draymond Green has been reinstated. I'm not sure which
• 44:08
  game they have put on tap for him to come back, but in Draymond's
• 44:15
  words from what I was reading, he's he's reflected in the twenty one twenty
• 44:22
  two days he's been away. He sees how he has let his team down,
• 44:29
  and he's making more of a commitment to cut out the antics. Oh
• 44:32
  my goodness, of how he plays. I'm not encouraged. I mean,
• 44:38
  because there's a person who's been in trouble before. I said to myself,
• 44:42
  as long as he don't come back and say he reflected, because that's just
• 44:45
  me. I'm gonna do what I'm gonna do, but I want to sound
• 44:49
  like I ain't gonna do it, and yeah, well I will give him
• 44:52
  this. It will be easier in this era to live by that plan because
• 45:04
  he's kind of the only person that's on the court that plays in antics all
• 45:10
  the time. Yes, so he's not going to necessarily get someone to antagonize
• 45:16
  him right to get back into that guard. There used to be guys everybody
• 45:22
  had a guy on their team who blowing your eggs. Yeah, who will
• 45:25
  come and pull on your shorts, say honey, enough cheerios. You know
• 45:30
  what I'm saying, something to get under your skin. Now when you watch
• 45:31
  the court, there seems, Draymond, you're the only one out here with
• 45:36
  these little games. Nine generation don't really do the They do cash to you
• 45:43
  and something to their hair and wear different colored shoes, but they don't do
• 45:49
  the gainsmanship right. Kind of little things to try to get on your nerve.
• 45:53
  One of the few people I ever see it is is here in Atlanta,
• 45:57
  Trey Young. He has a little that old school where he tries to
• 46:00
  get little files and you know, and and kind of that's kind of a
• 46:04
  part of his game. Antagonized people get the just constantly needling. Yeah,
• 46:08
  He's very few teams have that. Most of them are like Jason Tatum,
• 46:14
  They're very boring. But well, see that's that's that's that's bullying. No.
• 46:20
  No, when I was growing up, that was called honestly, they
• 46:23
  changed the name of the bullying now but but not interesting. And now you
• 46:30
  feel attacked. Remember I gave you the thirty two points though they were thirty
• 46:36
  two vanilla. There were thirty two very uninspiring points and you know that.
• 46:43
  But it was you wanted me to elbow somebody. No, I ain't say
• 46:49
  every once anile. You should just say it's an accident. Years through the
• 46:55
  last couple of years you have I have noticed like those what he's saying,
• 46:59
  most the guys and what you said, these younger guys that more needle and
• 47:04
  acting crazy. It's more off the court. They don't use them on court.
• 47:07
  They're like mild mannered. Hey buddy, that's what I'm saying. You
• 47:10
  can mom. You remember we played a you together a couple time played against
• 47:15
  you know. It's more like that friendship instead of like, man, I'm
• 47:17
  going to get you tonight. You got Trey Young. I'm just still out
• 47:21
  a couple of names. Tray Young, you got Patrick Beverley, Draymond,
• 47:30
  Marcus smart Market. That's what I'm saying. It's so limited that play with
• 47:37
  that kind of get on your try to wear you down mentally, and those
• 47:40
  other guys like a Tatum Boring. He might give you thirty two points,
• 47:45
  but outside of that, there's no impact on the game. Nobody's filing out,
• 47:49
  nobody's getting off of their rhythm because they have to deal with him.
• 47:53
  If they can contain the thirty two points, we got a fighting chance.
• 47:58
  But with guys like the Draymond, with guys like the Marcus Smart, once
• 48:01
  they get in your head, then we got other problems now because now they've
• 48:07
  contained the thirty two points, and he's filed out, now he's gotten a
• 48:09
  tech. Now, it's all of those different things, and some of that
• 48:14
  to me seems like lack of effort. If I can't hit thirty two,
• 48:17
  then y'all just gonna have to take it come. And the only reason I'm
• 48:21
  saying that with Draymond, and if he made a commitment, it would be
• 48:24
  easy because there's not a lot of players out there that's gonna go back and
• 48:28
  forth with him with that kind of stuff that's gonna push the ball in his
• 48:31
  chest. Right. They too cool for that, Like they just they don't
• 48:35
  do that. They too cool, And you would think I'd be looking for
• 48:38
  that from my halts. They may file somebody, you know, I mean,
• 48:42
  I don't really mean foul in a sense of now we mean not a
• 48:45
  Bill lamb not a Bill lambierd choke you with two hands, filey. That
• 48:52
  ain't even bast They help each other up. They be helping the other team
• 48:55
  off the court, and it's like, where's that started? Like we come
• 49:00
  from an era like we noticing out here a lot of old school players,
• 49:04
  and you, being a big man, was playing download. You never let
• 49:06
  nobody run the bottom of the baseline. Like they let them run down,
• 49:08
  you will chuck them or you here, they just let them run through in
• 49:12
  different things. So it's that point of playing basketball. Hey hey, buddy,
• 49:15
  let me see you get off tonight. How much you're gonna get off?
• 49:17
  And then you see that a lot of times that Plus I'm quite sure
• 49:22
  in this time Draymond did the math. And sometimes the math comes up like,
• 49:30
  okay, it was worth it, right, losing three million dollars was
• 49:36
  worth it some I mean, said somebody. And then some time three million
• 49:39
  dollars don't ever add up to me to loose. But maybe one time you
• 49:43
  did do the math. And it was worth it, And then other times
• 49:45
  you thinking I'm so stupid, I'm be tripping, I'm really stupid. My
• 49:51
  mom gonna keep looking at me like I can't believe you. You know you
• 49:54
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  court on sports news gossip blah blah blah blah, one two, pull the
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  bait for you to get your go the rest in the place, the ogs
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  to be to the RT and in fact, if you ain't hurting me,
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  take a seat, late back and listen. This wais what shock show.
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  This what shock Wayne came a good morning. Tell you once again, a
• 52:30
  lot of coaches are stepping away from some prominent jobs. Uh. In the
• 52:36
  world of prayers. All we could do is maybe wake up a year or
• 52:40
  two from now, and Bill Belichick and Nick Saban have decided to go coach
• 52:46
  somewhere together. Who am I some big news? Just go coach somewhere together?
• 52:52
  You know, is that legal? You never be an antitrust law.
• 52:57
  Itst that like they'd investigate if that was atro. We can just go coach
• 53:01
  together somewhere, right, So Amazon and Mata just gonna join up together and
• 53:07
  start a business. And ain't nobody gonna get involved and be like, hey,
• 53:10
  you can't do that. Maybe that's one of their drinks. They're best
• 53:14
  friends. We hang out all the time. Maybe they want to coach together.
• 53:16
  Sporting World couldn't they couldn't take especially, No, no, they wouldn't.
• 53:22
  They had reported that Nick had just bought a last summer a new house
• 53:27
  in Palm Beach and searching as Bill bought the house and Palm Beaches anybody else,
• 53:31
  So you know, you know, if they shot Bill membership, they're
• 53:36
  there, them, those two coaches being friends. And that's why I said,
• 53:39
  I don't know where Pete Carroll stands with them as far as friendship.
• 53:43
  They're all of the same age group. They all could be friends. They
• 53:46
  could all talk on the phone. You just feel like Bill Belichick, Nick
• 53:50
  Saban could have reached that same point in dealing with what we call that new
• 53:53
  mindset of the athlete, the new rules of which they have to play under,
• 54:00
  the hours that they have minimized. Uh, you know a lot of
• 54:05
  criticism, not necessarily in a negative way, but how they run their programs
• 54:10
  have been put out there in the spotlight, the the old you know,
• 54:15
  rules of especially if you're Nick Saban with the college landscape, you are so
• 54:22
  far removed from coaching now that you might have forgotten what coaching is. The
• 54:30
  way that they you're like really just a corporate right, company runner, You're
• 54:36
  just the CEO. Your little minutes of coaching is only for when would you
• 54:42
  get around to actual coaching. You meet the guys for the first time at
• 54:45
  the company orientation, for the for the for what the head coach has to
• 54:51
  do at a university. Now, when are you actually the X and O
• 54:55
  guy And you see him out on the field like that, like he's you
• 55:00
  know, he's still yelling at the players, but he might not have a
• 55:05
  real feel of what the strategy of the plays are because he's so and which
• 55:09
  are about men who used to it was just them and three other coaches coaching
• 55:14
  a whole football team. Now it's I got assistance to the assistance to the
• 55:20
  the the you know, I got guys up in the booth. That's just
• 55:22
  here for consultations, right, There's so many coaches in here that all I
• 55:29
  get to do is go to this meeting. So you never know how that
• 55:31
  might be. They might want some ground roots, yeah, in a year
• 55:37
  or two. But with Pete Carroll, he was emotional like maybe he was
• 55:40
  caught by a little surprise with that the job in Seattle, I expect him
• 55:49
  to easily get some interviews. Could you know Atlanta might be a good spot
• 55:53
  for him. He seemed to have that kind of charisma where he speaks to
• 55:58
  modern day language of the players. Would you like him in Atlanta? I
• 56:04
  don't. I'm not. I have to think about that a little bit more,
• 56:06
  okay, because I mean he's not. I'm sorry. I'm going to
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  say wait, and I was gonna say, what what are the what are
• 56:15
  the points about his resume that you are pondering most well, I mean the
• 56:22
  age factor is one thing, and then basically Pete Carroll, I'm not for
• 56:27
  sure if I mean he he's not going to have that say so like he
• 56:32
  had with Arthur Blank and the other gym of the GM that's in right now
• 56:38
  and with Rich McKay. So, he's gonna have to share a little bit
• 56:42
  of that thought power as far as like what he wants to do and what
• 56:45
  he can do. And I think that's be So who would you like out
• 56:50
  there right now? Who would you like to put in your falcons headset?
• 56:55
  Man? It's tough. It's a lot of good candidate. Well, you
• 57:01
  ponder on that while we keep the show going, and I'll come back to
• 57:04
  you a little later. You you hadn't thought about it, seeing as how
• 57:07
  your coach is already fired. I've thought about it. I mean just just
• 57:12
  just thought about that thought about quarterbacks. You know what to do with the
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  draft? You know where we are, Like you shake your head. You
• 57:20
  want what I'm saying. If you thought about it, then give us one
• 57:22
  of those, even if it's an incomplete thought of your thought. I was
• 57:25
  going to not just put it out there and then it comes back to haunt
• 57:30
  me and y'all want to throw it in my face. I'm not gonna do
• 57:31
  that right now. But delicate, How can a wish list be thrown back
• 57:37
  into your face. Man, you guys hit that delicate. I mean,
• 57:42
  you can say And then you said you don't want to say nothing that's gonna
• 57:45
  come back to haunt you. I almost called you Caniga and said, Caiga
• 57:52
  please. You always say stuff that comes back to haunt you. And now
• 57:58
  you don't want to speak on your beloved Falcons. And of all of these
• 58:02
  coaches, you don't see one, not even you don't have a coach or
• 58:07
  do you have? You said a quarterback? Who would you like to be
• 58:09
  the quarterback? Well, like I said, I told you that. The
• 58:13
  other day I had three James got xed out because of that situation with the
• 58:19
  other two. It was I said, let's look at fit justin Fields and
• 58:23
  possibly Cousins and Russell. Now, if we could get Russell to come in
• 58:31
  and Pete come with him, that might that may work. But other than
• 58:37
  that, you know, a Raider fan from New York said, you were
• 58:40
  talking about harrorball on Monday. He did say hardball. But I mean,
• 58:45
  I'm just gonna because but you do know, before I can get to the
• 58:47
  quarterback, I got to get a head coach. Yeah, I understand that.
• 58:51
  I understand that until you have no thoughts on the head coach, worry
• 58:55
  about the raiders. Yeah, I got some thoughts. He's right. I
• 58:59
  will love to you know. Okay. Another listener from Florida said, bad
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  Tell you out there listening land super Wildcard weekend. At the end of the
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  show, we will talk about, UH some of those games. Can the
• 1:01:34
  Green Bay upset the Cowboys? What can Miami do in four degree temperature in
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  Kansas City? Can the Stellers get any pressure on Josh Allen without TJ Watts?
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  Uh? Put all the playoff games coming up this weekend? Uh,
• 1:01:52
  starting on Saturday, ending on Monday night. So Super Wildcard. We been
• 1:02:00
  a super week in sports, with some legends of the games now stepping away
• 1:02:05
  from at least for now, Bill Belichick stepping away after twenty four years with
• 1:02:09
  the Patriots winning all those Super Bowls. Really an iconic dynasty that you could
• 1:02:17
  name Bill Belichick Stadium at Tom Brady Field, or you could turn it the
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  other way, tom Brady Stadium at Bill Belichick Field if you Robert Kraft is
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  something that you could think of completely and just name it after both, or
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  just name it Brady and Belichick Field or something. But both of them deserve
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  something we haven't seen and really may never see again when you talk about the
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  world of football, that long of dominance, and as much as you want
• 1:02:52
  to discredit them, they were able to do it in so many different various
• 1:02:57
  ways under just that same kind of mentality of what they call the Patriot way.
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  Candidates as Comanche Great mentioned Jared Mayo, who was a long time Patriot,
• 1:03:10
  has been there as an assistant here a couple of years. The disciple
• 1:03:15
  like Rabel being let from Tennessee, that's possible that firing or could have been
• 1:03:21
  what sparked Belichick two step away. I feel like the Patriots and the way
• 1:03:25
  that they converse, all those things could be stitched together. They looked like
• 1:03:32
  a planning organization to where Bill and Craft would use that firing to bring Vrabel
• 1:03:43
  back to the fold. When you look at how their team is just they've
• 1:03:46
  they've always been that way. Josh McDonel's leaves, Josh McDaniels might show up
• 1:03:52
  as the offense coordinator next year. Matt Patricia left, Matt Patricia ends up
• 1:03:58
  back as the linebacker coach. You know, it's just they just keep They've
• 1:04:01
  had that going on for a while now, so very likely that this could
• 1:04:09
  be something where Mike Rabel or Jared Mayo and Mike Rabel will come the line.
• 1:04:13
  They just seem to keep it in house. They seem to really what's
• 1:04:17
  what's the Illuminati? It seemed to have like this illuminati feel of that whatever
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  happens somewhere else, you still are part of this. This is your first
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  No matter what happens, you get the circle back to the week obligation.
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  We will see how that works. Alabama letting Nick Saban retire. We have
• 1:04:43
  no real reason why. Only Nick wouldn't know, and knowing Nick, he
• 1:04:49
  most likely won't tell us rumors maybe that someone in his family has been ill,
• 1:04:56
  but it could have been just this off season. And I say that
• 1:05:00
  because one of the great players I played with Quartes. Kennedy still was able
• 1:05:08
  to play. He was about year nine, year ten, and he said
• 1:05:13
  he went to start training for the next season, went to the track,
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  jogged the first lap, and when he got around to the second lap,
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  he was like, what, I'm going home, so you don't know,
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  I'm going to call my every chauffeur. Everybody's waiting on this injury or this
• 1:05:38
  great dramatic moment, but you don't know when that little feeling like you just
• 1:05:42
  don't want to go. And I could easily see someone like a Nick Saban
• 1:05:47
  sitting there filling these calls. And then some kid that said they was going
• 1:05:53
  to come started talking about wanting to park. He's gonna need something like that,
• 1:05:58
  I need a parking space with my million dollars in because that's already he's
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  accepted that part. Okay, the million dollars, but I want a parking
• 1:06:05
  space right next to yours. You know what, I won't be here.
• 1:06:10
  Have you heard that he's supposed to be going to college game day in ESPN?
• 1:06:15
  What's my lee corso I believe is that the guy that picks the and
• 1:06:18
  puts the heads on. I think he's supposed to be taking his place on
• 1:06:24
  college and game. Yeah, that could be just a break from the day
• 1:06:27
  to day. And that's why I said, get maybe some more family time.
• 1:06:30
  And both him and Belichick have been done documentaries where they talk about how
• 1:06:33
  much they have missed because they are like almost addicts when it comes to coaching.
• 1:06:42
  They want the whole just enough time to sleep and they want to coach.
• 1:06:46
  So we will see Pete Carroll going from Seattle. That's a great job
• 1:06:53
  to have out there. A lot of interesting jobs now with Belichick and New
• 1:06:57
  England, the Raiders. Where were the Raiders go? Pete Carroll is a
• 1:07:00
  raider type guy to me, and and when you talk about it, it's
• 1:07:05
  not Pete Carroll like the raider type head coach. And I think it's interesting
• 1:07:10
  that he player coach. Yeah, that they kind of seem like they want
• 1:07:14
  in Vegas. It's still West coast. Excuse me. I said he'd fit
• 1:07:18
  that environment. But man, producer, you talked about possibly Russell coming here.
• 1:07:25
  What if uh, Pete Carroll came here and bought Russell. That's what
• 1:07:30
  That's what That's what I was saying. If Pete and Russell, that would
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  I said that in the last same if if Russell would be here and Pete
• 1:07:36
  he could bring it in work. But even if Vegas pick up, try
• 1:07:41
  to go after Russell and bring Pete Carroll. I mean, anytime, you
• 1:07:45
  gotta look at that possibility right now of bringing them two back together. We
• 1:07:48
  don't know why they separated in Seattle, if it was money management or whatever.
• 1:07:54
  Maybe they're whatever that relationship is, so it could be Pete Carroll realized
• 1:07:59
  that there's nothing left in Russell and it's time to dig new paths. Russell
• 1:08:09
  hasn't had a lot of success since he left Peat, and maybe it's time
• 1:08:13
  to get That's what I'm saying. Probably it's a possibility get back to that
• 1:08:16
  ear. And that sounded like you traded him because he had nothing left.
• 1:08:20
  He got traded because Russell Wilson. If I have already had a team where
• 1:08:29
  I had all the parts, Russell Wilson is somebody I would go get.
• 1:08:30
  He's a veteran guy, think I can trust. He can no longer do
• 1:08:34
  it himself. He would need to be where everything else is already. I
• 1:08:42
  already got receivers, I got an O line. Sounded like a Joe Flacco
• 1:08:45
  situation. The Cleveland Parts are there. They just need someone to be able
• 1:08:48
  to execute it. But in Atlanta, I don't know because Atlanta's talent.
• 1:08:55
  As I keep trying to say, I think the players are talented, they
• 1:08:59
  haven't played the talent. On the field. You got Kyle pits that runs
• 1:09:04
  a four to four, but on the field looks like he runs a five
• 1:09:08
  to one. You try to remember a play where Kyle Pitts was behind somebody.
• 1:09:15
  You can't the field. You forget it. On the field, he's
• 1:09:18
  never behind anybody. So you don't have that aspect. You don't really have
• 1:09:24
  an explosive, big play player. So it's more to us the failure of
• 1:09:29
  Atlanta than they couldn't figure out the quarterback and they tried. That's what the
• 1:09:33
  IF album fans. They did try to go fix their quarterback situation. People
• 1:09:38
  always forget they pushed the chips in for de Shaun Watson. Yes they did,
• 1:09:43
  but people talk about the organization as though the organization didn't try to get
• 1:09:45
  a quarterback because they didn't want to go to a quarterback through the draft.
• 1:09:53
  That doesn't mean that they didn't try to get a quarterback. Two years ago.
• 1:09:56
  They tried to get a quarterback. They just want to go through a
• 1:10:00
  quarterback through a draft. That's not that they wanted to change philosophies. You
• 1:10:05
  do have to kind of consider that. Do you the same thing with the
• 1:10:09
  Justin fields? Do you want to gamble on somebody that's four or five years
• 1:10:12
  got a little seasoning? Right? I like the best chicken it is the
• 1:10:17
  second batch. Yeah, when you fried chicken, the first batch of chicken
• 1:10:21
  fried in fresh grease. No too light, it's too light, too light.
• 1:10:26
  You need to hit this sweet spot. That's that second and third when
• 1:10:30
  you drive it, they start getting the flavor. Amen. Because from the
• 1:10:41
  restaurant business, that is called when the grease hits the sweet spot where it
• 1:10:45
  is fried just enough chicken that it gets the chicken golden brown and seals in
• 1:10:49
  all of the flavor. And that is only achievable after the second or third
• 1:10:56
  batch of chicken is dropped. So it's scientific, isn't that? Yes?
• 1:10:59
  You want to you want that's the You're wondering why that second batch so's there
• 1:11:08
  still sitting now? I'm I'm because some of these quarterbacks are so young and
• 1:11:13
  so that first two or three years, like with Jordan Love. That's why
• 1:11:17
  I tell people some of the best quarterbacks you've ever Patrick Mahone was not a
• 1:11:21
  day one starter. Neither was Aaron the Great Aaron Rodgers. These guys they
• 1:11:28
  got a little seasoning in them and then they took over. So but I
• 1:11:32
  just know here in Atlanta they had like the Falcons organization didn't make a move.
• 1:11:38
  They did make a move, they just didn't. That guy didn't want
• 1:11:44
  to come and then we were stuck trying to get what we could get.
• 1:11:46
  And now, so you know, it's your philosophy. So Pete Carroll,
• 1:11:50
  Jim Harball, Alabama Auburn fans, slap yourself if you were down there rolling
• 1:11:59
  tumor corner. That ain't championship football. You want a big beat Nick Saban.
• 1:12:08
  If all you're thinking about is Nick Saban is gone, now you can
• 1:12:11
  win. You a coward. I want to beat the BAMA team with Nick
• 1:12:17
  Saban as the coach. I don't take no real Nick gone, and now
• 1:12:23
  we can win a coward league. Maybe maybe too. Yeah, that's I
• 1:12:29
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  that was him all the franchise, even all that franchise, and you didn't
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  know, you didn't recognize him wearing the elf ears. But yeah, the
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  year coming to you. Reports are that no sugar, no alcohol for Usher
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  getting ready for the Super Bowl halftime show, which means that his shirt's coming
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  off. That's what. That's what. When I'm reading that, I'm like,
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  okay, sir, coming off in a speedo. He's gonna throw the
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  speed of no alcohol. That means he's getting ready for shirtless and he does
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  more. They do a process where they flood, because why would you give
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  up alcohol and sugar sugar if you're gonna take your shirt off? Buck necket
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  Usher's doing the halftime show this year, and Big Kenny says that n
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  w a uh Kniga with Attitude will be getting a Lifetime Achievement Award from the
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  Grammy. From the Grammys, and I used to think that they hated the
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  Grammys. I used to think that they were anti Grammy. That was the
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  whole platform when they were selling millions of albums and anti establishment, anti establishment,
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  especially places like the Grammar. So I wonder who they're gonna put together
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  the do you know used to they usually have a performance, you know,
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  the younger artists or whatever, and just who's gonna if all of them will
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  show up together on the They trust me, ice Cube gonna do his parts.
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  Oh he ain't not gonna nobody else. I don't think ice Cube gonna
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  trust nobody to do his Dren his car this part, Rin could do.
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  They I mean they're still in w A now, They're still relevant, That's
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  what I'm saying. These aren't people like they're doing tributes to Tina Turner.
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  Beyonce's supposed to a tribute Tena Turner for obvious reasons, she won't be there,
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  but the rest of them are still present and relevant. Doctor Dre still
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  produces, ice Cube is still at the forefront of the music production and movies.
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  So I'm looking forward to the performance myself. I want to see what
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  they do and how they pull it off. Because of course, they gain
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  their fame as the middle finger to the establishment and now you're presenting this on
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  live television where there isn't much room even in these days for their lyrics.
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  And you also have to give them the d of you say, n w
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  A. But I don't have to just hold you to that. Your impact
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  as entities of n w A is what really garners you this lifetime achievement that
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  it doesn't just have to be as the group itself, right, But the
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  people from that group went on to take over music. They could bring out
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  gwyn Stefani, They could bring out Eve and Marry J Blige and all of
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  the people that Doctor Dre has produced and and you roll back and even I
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  came out as a group with you sneak somebody like a Kendrick Lamar in there
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  to do easy e park if you just needed to do the song the song,
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  that's what I'm saying. A song. They're gonna do the NWA songs,
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  That's what I'm saying. I mean, but just those different parts and
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  bring them in there. But they could That's what I'm saying. Q could
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  come do a song. Drake could come to a song, and they could
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  do a song as a group and the easy part be played on a on
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  a video in the back, a hologram or something. World are we living?
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  Yeah, so NW a huge star especially independently took over music out of
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  Wayne Gandy. Welcome back to this boy talk show. Good morning, tell
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  you glad to be here with you. Last night, the Atlanta Hawks having
• 1:25:44
  enough in overtime to beat the Philadelphia seventy six ers. Jolo Beib did not
• 1:25:49
  play, but it was a great game, went to overtime. Jayalen Johnson
• 1:25:55
  playing huge last night for the Hawks. In the game, it was a
• 1:26:00
  good game and that's all you can ever hope. Regardless of who hits the
• 1:26:02
  court, the Hawks did win in the game. Interesting they play a game
• 1:26:10
  where one of the players does like a breakdown of competition of different Sometimes it's
• 1:26:19
  food, sometimes it's actor. Sometimes you know those kind of got to be
• 1:26:27
  jolly ranchers versus sneakers. They just keep asking them Sneakers versus and last night
• 1:26:31
  it was rap right and the player it came down to. And it's just
• 1:26:39
  so funny. When I continued, I laughed all night. The last two
• 1:26:44
  participants in the rap of the hip Hop was Ghanna versus Outcasts. Yes,
• 1:26:56
  you already know I'm going with this. I feel like I know how this
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  went now I'm there with my man Falcon great, rowdy white no more.
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  And the player, young player, I cannot remember his name. I think
• 1:27:19
  it was the first the first round pick from Duke that they never play.
• 1:27:24
  Oh aj Griffin Okay, and he said Ghane, the whole arena boot him
• 1:27:34
  boom, fifteen thousand people, the visitors, the buildings. Yes, I
• 1:27:43
  know you didn't take uh Atlanta's most storied sons in hip hop music, Southern
• 1:27:50
  player list of ka like music, who put us on the map the South
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  got something to say? You made everybody aware that and put him up against
• 1:27:59
  the dude to put one of Atlanta's ratings sounds of hip hop pushing PRIs pushing
• 1:28:04
  p and said he's the better one. He said that, Yes, and
• 1:28:10
  they break it down. It's a cute game and they don't do it every
• 1:28:13
  game. But about every other game they have some kind of you know,
• 1:28:15
  and more of the interesting ones are they'll do like a cereal right where they
• 1:28:21
  keep going and it starts off with maybe you know, twenty six twenty eight,
• 1:28:27
  and they keep breaking it down so you keep going, so it just
• 1:28:30
  keeps going. Last night was hip hop, so you might start off with
• 1:28:33
  t I versus Gezy, right, and then you pick from that one and
• 1:28:38
  it just keeps going. So it got to the last one he said.
• 1:28:42
  It was Gunna over Outcast, and the reaction of the stadium told the whole
• 1:28:47
  story. They started wrapping in women, white black, he said. And
• 1:28:57
  the song what you mean, what you mean did they drop it? Did
• 1:29:04
  they drop the Gunna song? At the it was boo. They were trying
• 1:29:09
  to play the song, but nobody could understand how you picked Ghanna over outcasts?
• 1:29:15
  Over five the coming the number Let never know who to hate? That
• 1:29:19
  they to your ego. So Atlanta's on. I don't know what what it
• 1:29:24
  is about the outcast that people in this city don't get that. That is
• 1:29:30
  the beacon of what said we were in the music game, Yes they were.
• 1:29:36
  Was the beacon that said its careers, yes, and they won't be
• 1:29:42
  the last, but they were the beacon as Big Kenny even alluding to as
• 1:29:46
  we all know that said, hey, we here, we here. I
• 1:29:50
  mean to say, we're not just passing through. Y'all gonna have to come
• 1:29:56
  and see what we're talking about. And look at what their profile gave,
• 1:30:00
  the opportunities that gave music artist out of at for a group. I didn't
• 1:30:04
  because at first I couldn't even figure out how he kept moving Ghana alone when
• 1:30:10
  I I don't know a Ghana song. So I didn't even know how Ghana
• 1:30:17
  beat t I or Jesus. He just kept moving him along, and I
• 1:30:24
  just I was lost. I'm quite sure if you put on a song you
• 1:30:29
  you might be I wouldn't know it was Ghana. I might just have don't
• 1:30:32
  heard the song, you know, the one that car spot So no no
• 1:30:39
  no, I thought, okay, Ghana is no no, no no,
• 1:30:49
  that's a little baby. Oh I'm sorry, okay, pushing thought that was
• 1:31:00
  that U is gonna in future? Wi? What's oh this is gonna?
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  No? No, no, huh, that's it. Okay. I knew
• 1:31:15
  it. I knew, I knew, I knew wanted song. You would
• 1:31:17
  I get the artists confused like you. I got him confused. So that
• 1:31:23
  was that last night's game, A great crowd. Uh. That was this
• 1:31:27
  thing that stood out the most of the whole game. Nobody, It was
• 1:31:30
  a great game. People getting dunked on last second buzzer beaters, tyrrun Maxie.
• 1:31:36
  Uh got hot dunked on like three people. He's only like six.
• 1:31:41
  Two went down the middle dunked on three of our players. And the thing
• 1:31:45
  that stuck out the most of the whole game was this man picked gunner.
• 1:31:49
  Did he have to sneak out? Did he have to sneak out of the
• 1:31:53
  arena? Like, look, man, I ain't leaving till all these people
• 1:31:55
  beave. Uh. I looked at the box scorer this morning like he didn't
• 1:31:59
  play. He didn't know. They couldn't put him in the game. Yes,
• 1:32:03
  that's the only reason I knew it was him, because I had tell
• 1:32:05
  her, I said, who is that? Because usually they put somebody up
• 1:32:09
  like a Jamonte Murray or one of the players, you know, Clinton Capella.
• 1:32:15
  I didn't know who this guy was, but I could tell who he
• 1:32:17
  was picking. He was younger because he kept going with Lil YACHTI over Jermaine
• 1:32:24
  dupri He was just picking people. I'm like, oh, he must be
• 1:32:28
  twenty one. He had to be born in two thousand, you local weekend.
• 1:32:34
  So that's what happened at the Hawks and the Hawks tomorrow night here against
• 1:32:40
  the Indie and Pacers as well. Pat McAfee and Aaron Rodgers are not going
• 1:32:45
  to be on air anymore this year from what the reports are all stemming from
• 1:32:53
  the Jimmy Kimmel incident a couple of weeks ago, where Aaron Rodgers eluded that
• 1:33:00
  maybe Jimmy Kimmel was on the Jeffrey Epstein lists, and as we talked about
• 1:33:05
  with Big Kenny and he admitted that most comedians are very sensitive. Super Jimmy
• 1:33:12
  Kimmel didn't take that to be funny at all at all, and he said
• 1:33:15
  stuff like that one hundred times in his monologue, but he ain't like it
• 1:33:18
  when they said about him, like I told you, comedians are tend to
• 1:33:23
  foot. It's okay for Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, oh yeah, and
• 1:33:29
  be roasted for the whole week that that story is relevant. But hey,
• 1:33:32
  Aaron Rodgers said something on a channel of a platform way far away from where
• 1:33:38
  Jimmy Kimmel works, and he noticed and threatened legal actions, even did a
• 1:33:43
  monologue with Aaron Rodgers and called Aaron Rodgers Karen Rodgers. Uh So, now
• 1:33:48
  ESPN who didn't concede. It's not like they conceded that. They just have
• 1:33:54
  decided that we just won't bring Aaron Rodgers on. You know, for a
• 1:33:59
  little while on the Pat McAfee show, even had Pat McAfee having to defend
• 1:34:03
  him his position. Yeah, and I ain't say that. He tried not
• 1:34:10
  to get shut y'all already took my shirt. Well, I watched the it's
• 1:34:15
  called Aaron Rodgers Tuesdays. On Tuesdays they do where he come in on the
• 1:34:19
  second half hour. They've been doing it for a long time. And as
• 1:34:23
  we know, Aaron Rodgers, he the other day he said he felt that,
• 1:34:28
  like a lot of things he spoke on, I'm not just a dumb
• 1:34:31
  athlete. I'm more than that. I read, I study. Uh he
• 1:34:34
  felt like that, like you said, you can joke about everybody else,
• 1:34:38
  you joked about me for when I said I wasn't gonna take the vaccine the
• 1:34:42
  shot, and you clown. You know, that's where he said. It
• 1:34:45
  all started with Jimmy Kimmel high he was they were constantly clowning him, saying,
• 1:34:48
  oh, you're gonna get people, You're gonna kill people. Aaron Rodgers,
• 1:34:51
  you're wrong for saying that you don't need to go get the shot and
• 1:34:55
  things like that, and Aaron Rodgers like, hey, I've did research,
• 1:34:58
  I've talked to doctors, I called people and you know, into the dark
• 1:35:00
  room. And then he said, you know, even to the point that
• 1:35:04
  he was even making fun of Jimmy Kimmel saying, yeah, I went to
• 1:35:08
  junior college, but I went to Cal at the well only my junior college
• 1:35:14
  education along with my Cal education, I'm very dumb, Jimmy Kimmel. So
• 1:35:17
  I think, just in the climate we in right now, it was a
• 1:35:20
  smart move by ESPN to pulling back you know Rogers like I say, still
• 1:35:28
  playing and stuff, and a lot of people sensitive about to think some of
• 1:35:30
  the things that he said. And you know, he has a platform besides
• 1:35:34
  this football. Well I don't get as I said, well, you get
• 1:35:38
  to say things. Your whole late night talk show monologue is about making and
• 1:35:44
  mocking and comedy of what happens to people during that day or during the week.
• 1:35:50
  But then you're sensitive to somebody looping you into a joke, right,
• 1:35:57
  And for Aaron Rodgers, I'm a little just appointed in ESPN that they wouldn't
• 1:36:01
  let him stand on. It was a joke. Pat McAfee curses live on
• 1:36:05
  the show, his guests cursed Rogers, and nobody's ever had a problem with
• 1:36:11
  that, so a joke. And for you to to restrict him or sideline
• 1:36:16
  him because of that, I think it's giving too much power to whining on
• 1:36:20
  the behalf of Jimmy Kim. Yeah. I would have just let Aaron Rodgers
• 1:36:24
  if he had some kind of contract or it's this Tuesday thing, I just
• 1:36:28
  kept him on. If Pat McAfee can do his show and a wife beat
• 1:36:32
  him, oh yes he could. Jimmy. If you got a problem with
• 1:36:42
  it, comes to the dark room and see me about it. That's what
• 1:36:45
  I'm saying. That's basically what Aaron Rodgers said on Tuesdays, like, hey,
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  The legend of Tiger Woods being connected to Nike has been put on pauls after
• 1:40:28
  twenty seven years. Basically, since Tiger Woods walked out on the greens,
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  he has been as a pro. He has been under the umbrella of Nike
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  twenty seven years. So basically they caught Tiger when he was first legally able
• 1:40:47
  to drink at twenty one, and they have made a lot of money.
• 1:40:53
  I really broke the world into the world of golf. You think about it,
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  Golf world used to exist and it always has existed, as you there's
• 1:41:08
  a reason why they tell you this is the one hundred and nine nineteenth hundred
• 1:41:12
  Masters. It's not like it's a new thing. But Nike and Tiger Woods
• 1:41:16
  joining kind of introduced it to the masses that it didn't have to necessarily have
• 1:41:21
  to be just regarded as a Saturday evening thing. You can grab your clubs,
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  put it in the car, and if you got an hour for lunch,
• 1:41:30
  go down and hit some balls. That was the kind of mindset that
• 1:41:35
  got introduced with the young Tiger Wu and Nike Geinny. It was almost like
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  mass production titleists. Those companies were always around, but Nike made it seem
• 1:41:45
  like it could be done more by the common man. But the longtime relationship
• 1:41:51
  between them. Not sure where Tiger with his son now starting getting to that
• 1:41:58
  age. I think he's about sixteen years old in the sun somewhere like about
• 1:42:04
  fourteen fifteen. He's not a fifteen yet, okay, but he's charge.
• 1:42:09
  Yeah, he's a freshman in high school. So never know, Tiger might
• 1:42:13
  be forming his own company or you know, putting a little more pressure on
• 1:42:18
  Nike to do something else. Never know, if it's just as a renegotiation,
• 1:42:23
  but that relationship bared a lot of fruit and really changed, in my
• 1:42:30
  opinion, the way golf was dealt with in our society. Tiger, that's
• 1:42:36
  his biggest achievement, if you ask me, more than just the green jackets
• 1:42:42
  and all. That was how he brought the common man thinking they could be
• 1:42:48
  golfers or at least playing them, even if it wasn't in a hobby way,
• 1:42:56
  instead of just going out and played basketball or something like that started golfing.
• 1:43:00
  And then he bought a certain celebrity element from hip hop to also infuse
• 1:43:09
  golf into their wraps, their presentations, in their videos. They really expanded
• 1:43:18
  the game of golf under Tiger Woods. Unbrother, Yeah, what do you
• 1:43:23
  think about that relationship? I mean, you hate to see something like that
• 1:43:27
  go away. The Tiger Woods, the tw brand, that was as far
• 1:43:32
  as the shirts and the shoes and everything. And then, like I said,
• 1:43:35
  Nike tried the clubs. Tiger did his best to play with those clubs
• 1:43:40
  as much as possible, even though there was other people constantly wanting to say,
• 1:43:44
  hey, we're building this for you, Tiger, he did stick with
• 1:43:45
  Nike did a great job with him. I think that what's hurt Nike as
• 1:43:50
  far as on that side because they got rid of the club part of it
• 1:43:53
  about five maybe about six years ago, and then they decided to stay on
• 1:43:57
  the retail side as far as selling the shirts, the shoes and different things.
• 1:44:01
  And some of it's going was going pretty good. The Tiger Woods shoe
• 1:44:05
  line and all that stuff never did uh, it started just fading away.
• 1:44:10
  A lot of people like I had several of the Tiger Woods Nike golf shoes.
• 1:44:15
  So, but Nike has what they realized and I was just telling Kenny
• 1:44:18
  the other day, they have realized that what has taken off is the Jordan
• 1:44:24
  brand and the East Side golf. These guys they have put a lot of
• 1:44:29
  ish eyesight on that brand as far as with the as far as selling golf
• 1:44:34
  shoes and apparel and different things. And Nike at the end of twenty twenty
• 1:44:39
  three mentioned that they were going to cut back, they were going to make
• 1:44:44
  a big hue with their endorsements and things like that. It was going to
• 1:44:47
  really cut back. Nobody understood how they were going to make cuts. A
• 1:44:54
  lot of them thought it was going to be more firing of employees. But
• 1:44:56
  they did make mention that they were going to cut back and probably retool.
• 1:45:00
  When you talk about the world of sports and Nike, Nike's done this before.
• 1:45:05
  There was a time where Nike had everybody had a shoe right right.
• 1:45:12
  Some people missed that time where they had about fifteen different guys that had their
• 1:45:15
  own signature shoe that was branded and sole in the store. And likely this
• 1:45:23
  is what it is now that there's like, I mean, there's some players
• 1:45:26
  now, like especial with NBA players that have their own shoe. Like you're
• 1:45:29
  saying then it was leonn Sanders and Kingerfree Junior had a shoe, Barry Sanders
• 1:45:33
  had a shoe, But there's aren't those players in other sports outside of basketball
• 1:45:41
  that have that marketability. Oh, let's go get their shoes. And another
• 1:45:46
  thing Nike noticed too that they were down in the running part what they originally
• 1:45:51
  came in like Hoka, am I'm saying that brand correctly, h ok And
• 1:45:56
  it's another brand that it's taking over the run run that's running and they hit
• 1:46:00
  like, hold up, we need to get back to the the the drawing
• 1:46:03
  boy, but the beauty of the golf shoe. Nike with the golf shoe
• 1:46:06
  they did make a difference even with their shoes because of their technology on knowing
• 1:46:12
  the shoe and how your feet moved the way it should move. You got
• 1:46:15
  to give them the innovation on that. They do that with all their sports.
• 1:46:18
  They they study the athlete's foot and so I would recommend anybody if you're
• 1:46:23
  gonna get a pair of golf shoes, anything he or any kind of sports
• 1:46:27
  shoe, Nike really puts that technology in there. Charles Barkley, have any
• 1:46:31
  of you seen the Charles Barkley and Gail King King Charles Show? Is that
• 1:46:35
  the name of it? King? Charles? Okay, anybody seen that show?
• 1:46:41
  I have not watched it. No, sir either. I was.
• 1:46:45
  I was. I was gonna get an update on it. There was a
• 1:46:49
  show I didn't know they actually had begun that conspiracy on that with the with
• 1:46:55
  this show. No please, I'm just saying that. You know, they
• 1:46:59
  just signed to get Charles off of TNT. Remember they bought Dwayne In said
• 1:47:02
  he was gonna leave, and I think maybe they've tried to, oh,
• 1:47:04
  we're gonna give you this show on trying time seeing in with Gail King and
• 1:47:09
  try to exit Charles out. And I thought that an experiment like that was
• 1:47:14
  going to be somewhat dangerous in that either Charles will have to water himself down
• 1:47:17
  or Gail's personality will have to be spiked, of which it still will come
• 1:47:23
  across as disingenuous to most viewers, which it does. That's what I'm reading.
• 1:47:28
  But oh, okay, you read because I said you said you didn't
• 1:47:30
  see it. I didn't see it. I've read. That's what the show
• 1:47:33
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  to know that if you see George Carlisle, is that his name, Carlin
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  Carlin doing any comedy special, that's the AI all AI correct, Yes,
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  it is, Okay, So it's an AI show out there for George Carlin,
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  which is basically how I guess you do. The algorithm and the computer
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  would put the joke together that they feel George would tell. And this is
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  new material, which has disturbed me greatly. Yeah, what he would say
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  about the new thing if he were alive, I write it of what how
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  he used to do is comedy, right, and then I take that and
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  I plug in the what's going on in the new world, And this is
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  how he would have made the joke at My mama called that lion on me.
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  Excuse me, my mother calls that lion on me when you say stuff
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  that I said that I never really said. I don't understand that. I
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  don't understand. And as a comedian, everything we process a lot of now
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  is lies. I suppose everything is photoshopped, and I don't do photo shopping.
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  I don't do the spray thing on my hairline. I don't, but
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  for this particular situation, it's a trigger to me because George Carlin is one
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  of the people who inspired me to get into stand up comedy as a child.
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  I loved his point of view. I loved how raw and open and
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  honest he was. And now they're just speculating based on clips and bits.
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  And then I'm sure the AI has been programmed to keep this time's political sensibilities
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  intact too, because George Carlin was very political, he was very socially conscious,
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  and I'm just wondering how they will do his art justice some decades after
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  he has passed away. And then too, I wonder who's getting the money
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  for this was it would have to go to the licensing of his family a
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  certain part of it. It's like any artists, whatever family would have as
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  far as your agreement, Yeah, they probably went to the family. And
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  according to a statement from George Carlon's daughter, it doesn't seem like that that
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  happened. There was no like they gave their blessing or there was any kind
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  of So she's going to sue them. I haven't seen that but it looked
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  like she could. The computer was like, you don't want this smoke.
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  Well, a lot of people do things knowing they're going to be sued,
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  but figure they can profit. Yea, I can make ten meal and pay
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  you three. It's worth it. It was worth it. Yeah, I
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  mean that. Unfortunately, that's the where we live in that's where we live.
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  I expected he was gonna come for some Yeah, so I already said
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  that three right. Just what asks for forgiveness later? Excuse me, just
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  go ahead and do it. Asks for forgetting, to ask for permission,
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  just ask for forgiven? Robin thinking, who was that TI? Yeah?
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  Did that song? Big song? They had? Yeah lines and got sued
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  by Marvin Gay's family and paid them, paid them and still won a Grammy
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  for the song. Baltimore hosting uh No One this weekend. They have a
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  bye along with San Francisco, but we do have some games on tap as.
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  We called it Super wild Card Weekend. Guys, uh the Rams visiting
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  Detroit indoors, Matt Stafford who used to play for the Lions, Jared Goff
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  who used to play for the Ram doing pack Yeah ay. The Algorithms Weekend.
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  The algorithm put it together. Oh that's how you see it. Yes,
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  And I honestly want to see Detroit win that one, do you.
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  Yeah, Well, just they struggled for a long time and I got a
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  lot of friends is from Detroit and Midwest. Guy, I just kind of
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  want to see them get one. I'm going for my Rams, you know,
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  of course, from Rams, my first team in that game, Matt
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  Stafford and those receivers taking on She'll be a good game. It sets up
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  to be the best game of the weekend as far as records and comparable teams
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  when you look at it, so Philly and Tampa Bay. That will be
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  Monday night. The Philly team of the first ten weeks, you would imagine
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  would blow Tampa out. The Philly team of the last six weeks with all
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  the injuries and things like that, you don't really know what's going on.
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  Tampa Bay just as a gritty team, nothing necessarily special about them. Baker
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  Mayfield just making plays when he has to. Won the NFC South barely got
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  into the playoffs. The Eagles in that game. It's a lot of injuries,
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  so it's a tough game. We will see. I don't know if
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  A. J. Brown is he back for this game, I have not
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  seen it. And Jalen Hurts had a hurt finger, right, he hurt
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  his finger feeling playing feeling. It's hurt. That's all. Green Bay versus
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  Dalla. I think the badducer is writing things down thinking I'm gonna give him
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  some picks, like we're in Vegas over there. But I'm just going through
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  how the games are. Green Bay versus Dallas Dallas. The big thing they
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  have for them is they haven't lost the game this year at home, so
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  and if Dallas Dallas shows up, you imagine Green Bay we'll be in some
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  trouble in this game. Command you, Greg, good luck on Sunday.
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  I know your Cowboys are dear to your heart. Buffalo and Pittsburgh. Josh
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  Allen hosting Pittsburgh and without t J. Watt. That's the thing. It's
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  tough. It's gonna be tough. It's for the one person I need in
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  the game in this kind of game to get at the Josh Allen is going
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  to be missing. That's no knock on the rest of the defense. They
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  do ball out, but making Josh Allen running him down things like that just
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  tough for Pittsburgh in this game. Against Buffalo on the road. The weather
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  and all that doesn't really matter. This is not a weather game. Okay,
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  it's eight degrees. Okay, so it's eight degrees in Pittsburgh too.
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  So but without t J. Watts tough sledding Houston and Cleveland would be more
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  intriguing if Deshaun Watson was playing, because Deshaun Watson is in Cleveland and he
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  used to be in Houston, and now Cleveland is going to Houston to take
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  on CJ. Out what you're about to say, Comttion, It was too
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  late to change the script l had already been approved. But Cleveland and Houston,
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  Joe Flacco in a groove, this should be a good game as well.
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  And why is the Shawn Watson not playing again? He had hurt his
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  shoulder. It's like a broken moaning his shoulder. And Miami at about four
• 1:58:26
  degrees in Kansas City, the Chiefs have not played well. But Miami,
• 1:58:30
  with the temperature and the injuries, you just don't feel like they will be
• 1:58:36
  able to hold up to the Chiefs up there in that cold weather. I
• 1:58:40
  think they said something out there and six in any game in freezing temperature of
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  the last ten years, so we will see how that works out for them.
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  And we are in the ocean. The truth is he will throw your
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  doing? I don't remember this because I don't remember it coming around the first
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  time. Did I miss something without in the vortex with the Bad Producer.
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  You mean it's point y'all had a Double Big Mac out and I didn't get
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  to try it. I mean it's coming back, they say after four years.
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  At the end of the month you can get the Double Big Mac,
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  which really would just be the original Big Mac because over the years the Patty
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  now. I just had I gotta throw McDonald's in the in the ocean man,
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  the double Big macrow. Remember a couple of years ago there was selling
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  a good Super wild Card weekend. We'll see you in the future. Peace,