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Night in MLB, Ben McCollum's son joins Iowa hoops, Tavian Banks talks about his upcoming football camps · The Lunch Rush with Trent Condon

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  Hi, good afternoon. Welcome Miller and Condon on the
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  Iowa Sports Radio Network. Back to Iowa based programming
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  for the next couple of hours and thank you for starting your
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  afternoon with us. Is Trent Condon and myself, Ken
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  Miller going to talk some sports with you for the next couple of
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  hours. Here's what's coming up on our
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  program. It is time for the well, it's,
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  it's approaching the annual Tavian Banks TNT football camp.
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  So Tavian's going to join us the bottom of our number one to give
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  us a little more Intel on that event.
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  It's event that's raised some good funds over the last few
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  years and Tavian will be here with all the Intel on that.
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  If you'd like to get involved, we'll do some Hawkeye stuff with
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  Mr. Banks as well when he joins us at the bottom of our number
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  one, Bill Bender, he writes for The Sporting News.
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  He's pumping out a ton of content over there.
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  We will talk to Bill Bender's latest today was Big 10
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  scheduling. Got some coaches Intel over
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  there as well. So Bill Bender will start our
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  number 2 and then Mori Johns is going to be with us and we will
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  discuss the camp coming up. Maury Hanks, I beg your pardon?
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  Maury Hanks will join us. Talk about the Bucknell, Iowa
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  game, how it came together and some of the particulars on that
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  event when the tickets go on sale December 20th.
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  As you know, Wells Fargo Arena for that one as Iowa.
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  And Ben McCollum will bring his team to the capital city five
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  days before Christmas. One of the final tune UPS before
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  they head headlong into Big 10 play.
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  And we're certainly not wishing football season away by any
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  means. A lot of reasons to be excited
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  about basketball in the state this year, I believe.
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  I truly do. I think both of the Valley teams
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  are going to be very good. Again, obviously we know what TJ
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  Otzelberger is building and they'll try and build on over
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  the last couple of years. And then Ben McCollum in year #1
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  as he takes over from Fran McCaffrey as that curtain has
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  closed and another one is open and away we will go.
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  So kind of a quiet night. But actually it took a while to
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  get going sports wise last night.
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  I thought all the best games of the evening we're late when it
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  comes to Major League Baseball. I tried my damnedest to get into
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  the Marlins and the and the Rockies, and it was You don't
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  know anybody on the teams, for starters, even as much baseball
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  as you watch. It's just and hats off to the
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  Rockies, I guess. But then the Reds and the
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  Brewers was good. Savali, how about that one, if
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  that's a name that might be available?
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  All the Brewers are winning games right now.
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  And another home run for Kristen Yelich is he took one deep over
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  the center field wall. But the late games I thought
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  were really good trend, including your Twins.
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  A lot of runs scored in that one.
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  No surprise game was in Sacramento.
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  But Mets and Dodgers was fun and Padres and the Giants.
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  Not that I stayed up till the end of all three of them, but
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  got a pretty good feel for all of those.
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  It was a baseball tonight. Soon we'll be back to hockey,
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  soon we'll be back to basketball and certainly looking forward to
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  that. One more night of baseball for
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  you, yeah? And you know what, it's going to
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  be good tonight because everybody plays and the Cubs are
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  early. They're 5:45 for for that one as
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  they head into the nation's capital and try and, you know,
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  maintain their place at the top of the heat.
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  But it's kind of a point that, you know, you're into the month
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  of June now and we're approaching, you know, by the
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  middle of the week, most teams will have about 100 or fewer
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  than 100 games left. And starting to get on that,
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  start to move toward that buyer seller.
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  When there's some, when you're looking at some of these teams,
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  are they going enough to be, you know, to think they're a playoff
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  contender? Might you be looking at their
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  roster and finding out who might be available to help your
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  rosters? Major League Baseball general
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  managers start to go down those paths.
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  So I got into the Twins game late, got into everything late
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  because had a weird night last night.
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  It's a softball practice, of course, because it's a night.
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  So you know what? Softball practice, that's how it
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  begins. Right.
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  School's out. Yep.
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  School's out for the kids over in West Des Moines, so they're
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  done practice. Then Ella had a sleepover with
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  her friend who's a day older than her.
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  Today's Ella's birthday. Yesterday was her, so they had a
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  sleepover, dropped her off there.
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  And then Jack was over at Valley Softball Baseball Complex as he
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  got to be on the field for the national anthem before the
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  varsity gave. And it was very easy to spot #2
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  Jack Condon, because he's a head shorter than everybody else.
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  Yeah. He's hopefully that growth spurt
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  will come. Oh yeah, we need to be
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  stretching him out a little bit. But he won a baseball bat, a
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  mini bat for the shortstop for Valley.
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  So he was very excited about that.
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  And it was the first time. So I got there.
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  It was, I mean, middle of the game.
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  I'd never watched a Valley sporting event, probably a high
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  school event since I've been here, that I wasn't
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  broadcasting. Oh my.
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  Sure, Yeah. So it was weird, but the
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  softball field and the baseball field are right next to each
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  other and if you go out to basically center field of the
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  softball diamond and it's up the right field line a baseball, you
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  can watch both games and there were a ton of.
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  People, there's a little space there.
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  Yeah, a huge area out there. Jack was running around and
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  playing with kids and and yeah, watching both games, bouncing
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  back and forth. But it was just, it was so odd
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  for me because I can't remember the last time I went to a high
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  school event. It wasn't broadcasting that it
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  wasn't watching. It would be a weird feeling.
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  Yeah, it definitely was, but a fun night of the ballpark.
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  Got back and right in time as we were playing some board games,
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  Flip on the Twins game and see a six run second ending out of
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  them. So.
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  Yeah, and then it got a little dicey.
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  There for a while did. Ryan, to his credit, was able.
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  They had bases loaded, nobody out, and was able to wriggle off
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  the hook. And then the bats got going
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  again. Twins are good, Trent.
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  Twins are gonna be a factor. Twins are gonna be a factor.
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  If you had the bet yay or nay on playoffs right now, I think
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  you'd probably be leaning toward the yay.
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  But it's gonna be fascinating coming down the stretch.
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  Obviously a lot of baseball would be played, thankfully, but
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  and that division as well. I'm anxious to see the Royals
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  tonight. I don't want to watch Caglio and
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  see if he does any damage in his first.
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  Major, you've been excited about this.
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  Why? It's just, it's, it's like every
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  time, you know, you see a Royals farm clip on Twitter and it must
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  have gone down that rabbit hole and now they're always.
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  Shooting, he clicked. It and it's just AI mean a he's
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  built like Adonis. I mean, he's just and, and can
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  just clobber the baseball. Going to be fun to watch.
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  So I like that division. It's it's it's everybody's
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  chasing the Tigers. Obviously at this point.
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  Will they come back to the pack? Not so sure.
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  Is it time to start? Who do you believe more in the
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  two leaders of the central divisions believe.
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  More in the Cubs, you believe. More in the Tigers believe.
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  In. As a team that can legitimately
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  win their league, win their league, that would be the Tigers
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  because of the lack of competition.
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  Right, that's exactly what it is.
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  Who's the better team? I think we have a real
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  conversation Who has a better chance of winning the Pennant.
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  Well, the best pitcher plays for the Tigers.
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  Yes, the huge advantage and the offense.
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  I mean, the Tigers got some dudes, but the Cubs got some a
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  lot of dudes seemingly at this point.
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  The Cubs have scored 341 runs this year.
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  The Tigers have scored three O 9 advantage Cubs.
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  They have given up the Tigers to 11, 2:44 On the other side,
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  differential, run differential plus 97 for the Cubs plus 98 for
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  the Tigers. We're kind of splitting, but
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  it's the difference. The NLA has the Dodgers, and by
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  the way, the Phillies and the Mets are going to be there.
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  And maybe you're going to have that Braves team that's talented
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  just as I put it together and the Padres and whoever else.
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  Hired Freddie Gonzalez, their former skippers back on that
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  staff. The Tigers need to get past.
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  Whom? Well, the Yanks.
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  There's one. And now the Yankees closer Luke
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  Weaver's out for what? Yes, two months.
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  They said 6 to 8 weeks I think is what passed and at least no,
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  that's what it was the last time he had this kind of injury.
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  So a month and a half, maybe All Star break, some point comes
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  back after that. But we push up to blow trade
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  deadline, yeah. That's true and.
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  If it's on the back end of that, that very well could be August
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  before Weaver's back out there. Our is is the team that maybe we
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  should be taking a look at the Astros.
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  I think we both we both swung and missed on the Rangers.
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  They're only a couple of games below 500, but they just at this
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  point don't look and they got a lot of baseball left.
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  I get it. Because Alvarez is going to be
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  back soon. He had the hand injury.
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  He was coming back off of it and they said that he just felt
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  uncomfortable. It wasn't bad pain.
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  So they did another MRI. There's a fracture in there.
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  So the good news was the reason they didn't see it the first
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  MRI, there's too much inflammation in there and that's
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  why they didn't see the fracture the first time.
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  It doesn't seem like it's anything that's going to be
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  longer term. Know that this is 2 months or
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  anything like that, but probably another 3-4 weeks for Alvarez.
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  What they get. We know what he can be.
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  He's a bopper. Yeah, absolutely.
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  The rotation, we are both Valdez guys.
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  Yeah, and I like Hunter. Brown absolutely.
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  Blanco, inconsistent, but you know, if he's your number four
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  in a playoff team, you're feeling fine with that.
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  Do they go out and get another arm?
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  Probably gonna shop for one. Absolutely.
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  That's gonna be another team that the Cubs are gonna have to
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  contend with. Speaking of the Cubs and the and
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  the Astros, look what Isaac Parade is just doing.
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  He's having a nice year over there.
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  Finding the right spot. Yeah, Cam Smith, nice story, but
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  it's brought to brought you Kyle Tucker, so you don't feel too
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  bad about that. That trade looks as though, I
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  mean, Cam Smith's obviously got his whole career in front of
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  him. Whether or not Kyle Tucker stays
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  with the Cubs, obviously he's going to determine the winner of
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  that trade anymore on Tucker. Is there a chance he plays
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  tonight? Don't know, hadn't seen anything
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  defending I. Think it's kind of 5050 at this
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  point, whether he goes or not. So down the month into the month
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  of June, we go and we'll see who's going to be buyers and
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  sellers. So a couple of other things I
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  want to bring up. I want to get to this DraftKings
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  story at some point because it's got local ties.
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  But heading into the weekend, I think it was Friday, I don't
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  think we talked about them. And I know we've spoken about
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  them before because you've mentioned Ben Mccullum's son
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  when you covered some of his games at Waukee North or
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  Northwest. Northwest Gotcha.
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  And he's going to be a Hawkeye. He's.
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  Going to be a Hawkeye. And this came out Friday night.
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  Friday late afternoon. Late afternoon.
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  Your Standard Time for a news dump.
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  Is that what this is? I think so, and I think so for a
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  couple of different reasons. Now I want to start the
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  conversation with this. I'm not a scout, I'm not
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  somebody, but I watch a lot of high school basketball, talk to
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  a lot of people involved in high school sports, and Pete McComb
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  is not a Big 10 basketball player.
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  So that was going to be my question if his name was Pete
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  Johnson. No, he's not coming.
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  Yeah. So you start that, which in
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  general is not a big deal. Tom Izzo, his kid, yeah, he
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  wouldn't. He would have been able to play
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  at Central Michigan. He would have been able to play
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  at D3. Hoyberg's kid.
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  When he first got to Nebraska, he made himself a decent player.
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  And we saw how awful that was last year in the vitriol that
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  was there. Because he shouldn't have been
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  playing 20 minutes a game, right?
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  Either should recruit better or he shouldn't be out there that
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  much. That's a Fred Hoiberg problem.
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  Yeah, but the biggest component to.
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  All of it bring up Lick. Well and right, because that is
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  a component here. What happened with Lick later?
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  What happened with the Mccaffrey's?
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  Both the McCaffrey boys were good enough to earn big.
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  These were both top 150 for sure.
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  They were both, especially Patrick, and it's a different
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  conversation and their careers didn't go the way that you
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  wanted. Connor McCaffrey, My favorite
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  Hawkeye of all time. Basketball player not for his
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  skills. I would have to disagree with
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  you for a myriad of different reasons.
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  Because of that, just just just for, you know, is the
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  intangibles. But anyways, yeah, go ahead.
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  Those guys, though, we're deserving, yes.
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  And that's not the case here. We're also coming off an era
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  where nepotism at the University of Iowa is an ugly word.
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  Never thought about it in that respect, but yes, you're right.
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  With what we had. This was deeper in basketball.
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  Yes, absolutely. When you talk about Bryan
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  Ferrets and the way that things went there, if this was a one
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  off a guy in his first year of the job at University X, this is
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  not a big deal. But it is deeper than that.
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  The fan base has this negative connotation with kids of coaches
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  and what has happened over the last two decades.
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  And because of that, I think this is the first major swing
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  and a miss from Ben McCollum. You got to read the room and he
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  didn't read the room here. I don't think he read the
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  university, the athletic department, the basketball
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  program. He didn't read this correctly.
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  When he brought he a body. He is he's and if he plays,
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  we're running into Licklider tear.
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  Yeah, he's better. John Licklider was the six best
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  team player on a City High team that was like barely over 500.
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  Peyton McCollum is a lot better basketball player than him, so
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  that's another part to put out there.
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  However, if Peyton Mccollum's out there running the point,
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  we're running right back down to the same Rd.
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  The negativity that has hurt this athletic program at the
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  University of Iowa. I don't think the juice is worth
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  the squeeze. Here is it.
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  Is it simply a matter of you had a roster spot that was going to
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  remain open and you need bodies? Yeah.
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  I mean, you can absolutely come up with that.
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  The other component that is weird as we await the house case
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  and the way this is going to be, people talking about, well, he's
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  a walk on how they divvy up scholarship money, how they
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  divvy up things is going to look completely different.
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  Basically, I don't think there's going to be walk ONS in
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  basketball. Wait, he's going to be on full?
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  Ride well. You have 15 scholarships for
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  basketball. The way that I understand it,
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  you have 15 scholarships. Everybody is a scholarship
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  athlete. That's part of why they're
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  getting sued all over the place is everybody.
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  And that's why we're seeing the roster caps in football
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  scholarships of 85. We're going to have room for
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  new. Walk ONS were gone in football.
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  But basketball is a different component.
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  And I don't, I don't know because we don't know exactly
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  how it's going to be. But my understanding is the
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  thought is going to be the way this is going to turn out is
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  there's going to be 15 spots. All of them will be.
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  Now, can you get the NIL benefits?
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  That's something that they can take away.
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  That's something that doesn't have to be a part of it.
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  So let me ask this about having your son on the team when it
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  comes to the trust factor amongst your teammates.
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  Yes, right. When the coaching staff is not
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  in there and you wanna, well, whatever, yeah, you know, you
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  wanna RIP on the head coach. Absolutely.
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  And there's junior sitting over there.
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  I mean, that that's gotta be tough, right?
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  You're are you you had a bad. Practice and you wanna vent,
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  right? But there's the coach's kid.
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  And and and why is he picking on me?
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  Right, right. Yeah, and the coach, that's
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  awkward, Trent. That's a really there's a fine
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  line and I'm not sure the juice is worth the squeeze to sell to
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  seal your line. I know you didn't come up with
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  it, but you just used it. I used it, yeah.
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  I I think there's so many layers to this story.
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  Again, big picture, it doesn't matter.
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  So this is a walk on spot that wasn't going to be filled,
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  right? It's a spot that they can go up
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  to 15. It's not that big of a deal, but
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  there's so many live. Friday.
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  You know what, right, this, this just kind of exacerbates it a
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  little bit. If they're so proud of it, put
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  it out Thursday morning, right, or whatever.
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  Not Friday in the afternoon, because we're accustomed to, you
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  know, these type of stories. That's when they hit.
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  Everybody's going into the weekend.
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  By the time Monday rolls around, you know it's old news.
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  And we didn't even get to it. Right.
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  We didn't touch it. We didn't touch it yesterday.
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  The release came out at 2:33 on Friday afternoon, middle of the
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  afternoon a little. Better than 430, but.
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  Better. Yeah, better.
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  But still, it's. Yeah, I can see.
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  I kind of see it. No, it's not good.
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  It's not a good look. I I got to.
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  I got to go down. I got to see it your way, Trent.
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  It's not a good look. Sure.
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  They need bodies. I get that.
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  Yeah. And it's like you say, if it
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  was, if his last name was Dankle Witch, he's not on the roster.
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  Jim wants to change the subject. Jim, welcome to the program.
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  How are you? What is on your mind?
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  Well, not really change the subject, but I might be wrong,
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  Trent. I think men's basketball is 13
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  and women's is 15, but I could be wrong on that.
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  I think that's changing though with the when the house case is
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  settled, I believe men's basketball goes to 15.
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  Yep. OK.
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  So 15 roster. You're the hockey.
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  You're my hockey guru. OK, Never put a pair of skates
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  on in my life, but I love to watch the final.
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  It's not the finals. No, you're right.
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  How is Edmonton favored? I don't get it either.
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  I look I. Just because they got four home
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  games, but I. Guess that I guess that must
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  factor into it. I think there's the the, the
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  taste from last year that they were so close.
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  They've gotten better, but I I don't think any team improved
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  more so than than Florida at the trade deadline.
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  I mean, Brad Marshawn bringing the captain of the Boston
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  Bruins. A you know what agitator, A
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  disturber. I mean, this guy is, if you
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  watch him play, he had so much to that team.
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  Seth Jones on the back end, they have a huge edge in goaltending.
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  I mean a massive edge. And I got a Stewart Skinner
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  ticket of 301. So I'm hoping I'm wrong, but but
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  but Brodsky's just night and day better.
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  I'm with you. I don't understand it, Jim.
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  I have not invested anymore in Edmonton.
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  Every ticket I've bought in the last three weeks has the Florida
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  Panthers to win the couple. My Co worker calls Marshawn, got
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  a little red ass in him. Yeah, they.
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  I can say that on the no, you can.
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  You know what his nickname is. He was called the his nickname
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  is the little ball of hate and he is the little ball of hate.
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  But what a player. OK, I wasn't, I wasn't crazy
• 17:28
  when I went and went, wait a minute, Edmondson's favorite.
• 17:30
  Yeah, I was stunned as well. I'm I was stunned as well.
• 17:33
  Jim, enjoyed the series, man. Thank you.
• 17:35
  Thanks. Yep.
• 17:36
  Good to talk to you. It is the final, not the finals.
• 17:39
  Oh, the Stanley Cup Final. But it's kind of rolls off your
• 17:43
  tongue. Joe Donald's going to join us
• 17:44
  tomorrow is the voice of the Minnesota Wild.
• 17:46
  He will join us to talk about the Stanley Cup at 1:30 tomorrow
• 17:50
  after Cappy and we'll. Preview the NBA Finals with the
• 17:53
  GM with a local tie as Chad Buchanan is going to join us on
• 17:57
  Thursday. Could get has media availability
• 17:59
  on Wednesday, but he's going to join us Thursday at 1:00 today.
• 18:02
  Game 1A, local guy, Valley grad, Simpson grad.
• 18:06
  He's part of that Simpson group of hoopsters from back in the
• 18:09
  90s. And you look at that road from
• 18:11
  going from Simpson College to NBAGM, building the team that is
• 18:17
  now playing in the finals. It truly is what what a what a
• 18:20
  story, what a run. And they are a massive underdog
• 18:24
  in this thing. They really are.
• 18:26
  I mean, can you recall the last time that they that we had this
• 18:31
  significant, would it have been the Bulls?
• 18:33
  No, the one that came to my mind was the 76ers, Lakers.
• 18:37
  When Shaq was with the Lakers, it was Kobe coming into an
• 18:39
  existence with Iverson. Iverson.
• 18:42
  And then? They won game one stole.
• 18:43
  Game one, Dikembe was the center and there was not a whole lot, a
• 18:47
  lot else on that TV. They stole game one of that one
• 18:50
  and that got swept out. I want to say that one in the
• 18:53
  top of the head kind of thinking, I want to say the
• 18:55
  Sixers are like 567 to 1, something like that going into
• 18:59
  the series. But there's also what the
• 19:03
  Pistons, Lakers that was, but that wasn't anything close.
• 19:05
  To I wouldn't think so. This is this is this is as big
• 19:09
  of a price as we've seen in a long time.
• 19:11
  All right, I want to get into this DraftKings story because it
• 19:13
  kind of fascinates me. There's a local tie to it and
• 19:17
  we'll get Trenton here obviously involved in this because I'm
• 19:20
  anxious to pick his brain as to does this guy have a lake to
• 19:23
  stand on or do you side with with DraftKings when it comes to
• 19:29
  this? You accepted the bet I want.
• 19:33
  I want to do that. Let's get Mike and Waterloo
• 19:35
  first of all, and then we'll get into this DraftKings story.
• 19:38
  Mike, what's on your mind, Mike? Hey guys, how you doing?
• 19:41
  Why didn't you take a picture of our butt with our buddy?
• 19:45
  You guys were in the same place at a wedding couple of weeks ago
• 19:49
  when he tried to take a picture of you and he wouldn't.
• 19:51
  You wouldn't do it. Because he was going to send it
• 19:54
  to you. I did, You hear me?
• 19:55
  I finally got to go to a White Sox game.
• 19:57
  I was telling Sean that. Never mind that I want to know
• 20:00
  about the wedding. Why wouldn't you take a picture?
• 20:03
  I tell you, all kinds of booze and it was, it was an expensive
• 20:06
  wedding. I don't drink anymore, but yeah,
• 20:08
  it was quite a wedding. We just wanted to see what you
• 20:10
  look like, Mike. Oh well.
• 20:14
  I want to put a face with the boys.
• 20:15
  Guy, that guy. Yes, we know him very well,
• 20:17
  Whipper. Whipper yeah, yeah, he was
• 20:20
  talking about you, Kenny. See, I was going to go ahead.
• 20:24
  I heard Iowa State sold 10,000 tickets to Ireland.
• 20:27
  The Ireland. They're doing very well.
• 20:30
  They're doing very well, yes. And one more.
• 20:32
  Thing I think they're spending their money there 'cause they
• 20:34
  realize there's not going to be a bull trip this.
• 20:36
  Year No. There you go again.
• 20:39
  Hey, one more thing about nepotism.
• 20:41
  Yeah, I'm completely against it. Why do these coaches hire their
• 20:46
  kids? You know, Powers got his kid on
• 20:48
  the basketball staff. The women's basketball team got
• 20:53
  Finley's got his son on the staff, you know, go out and get
• 20:57
  a job. And another thing, when you,
• 20:59
  when you recruit your son to play for you, opposing coach can
• 21:04
  use that against you because you, you can say, hey, if you 2
• 21:08
  are even, you know, who's going to get to play the son's kid.
• 21:12
  So I completely I, I think they should put rules in there.
• 21:16
  What do you guys say? It's slippery slope.
• 21:19
  Mike, thanks for the call. I appreciate it.
• 21:21
  Glad you had fun at the wedding. I'm just kidding about your
• 21:23
  squad, by the way. You know that.
• 21:25
  Yeah, it's. You put in those kind of yeah,
• 21:28
  and then you have a great player that comes through and sorry,
• 21:31
  can't play at your university. You certainly don't want to do
• 21:33
  that. It's it's that fine line.
• 21:36
  And that's why I think it's a good topic for us here.
• 21:38
  Yeah, certainly in the month of June.
• 21:40
  No Perfect for June. It's because.
• 21:42
  Never seen a light day in September, October.
• 21:43
  No, absolutely not. We got games to talk about.
• 21:45
  But as we build into that, yeah, it's something intriguing.
• 21:48
  But this is not just a University of Iowa problem.
• 21:50
  No, no, no, no, no, everywhere. I and it's a lot of places.
• 21:53
  Is that just a state of Iowa thing even right?
• 21:55
  It's just we're close to it and we see it a lot.
• 21:57
  More Yeah. And and like you said, I it was
• 22:00
  a Friday afternoon by the time and, you know, it's the summer,
• 22:04
  everybody's getting the hell out of the office.
• 22:06
  All right, this DraftKings story, it's it's a it's a couple
• 22:09
  of probably a week old now that it made the register.
• 22:12
  So what we're talking about, this guy is a DraftKings
• 22:15
  customer. And there was an event, a golf
• 22:17
  tournament that took place in California in 2024, the Pebble
• 22:24
  Beach Pro Am tournament 2024. And after 54 holes it the
• 22:31
  weather forecast called for torrential rains.
• 22:36
  And this was there was very, very little likelihood that the
• 22:40
  final round was going to be played.
• 22:43
  So this guy, along with a number of other betters, opened up
• 22:48
  their DraftKings app in this case and realized that they
• 22:53
  could still make wagers on tomorrow's round.
• 22:59
  So thinking that tomorrow's DraftKings is under the
• 23:02
  impression of things are going to change tomorrow, these
• 23:04
  results aren't final after 54 holes.
• 23:08
  So these guys start playing and they start making so and so's
• 23:13
  going to win it. And they go, this guy's going to
• 23:15
  be second, this guy's going to be third, and they're parlaying
• 23:17
  all of these tickets. This guy ended up winning
• 23:20
  because the final round was cancelled.
• 23:22
  So he had the standings after 54 holes after Saturday, and he's
• 23:27
  home free. DraftKings took his bets.
• 23:31
  They accepted them. They accepted their bets.
• 23:33
  Mm Hmm. He stands to collect $14.2
• 23:38
  million based on the fact that a He was bet betting on sports,
• 23:43
  but betting on sports with the thought in the back of his mind
• 23:47
  that California is about to be hit with rains like they haven't
• 23:51
  seen in decades. The final round gets cancelled.
• 23:55
  The golf tournament is ruled to be official after 54 holes.
• 24:00
  Play is cut short, Draftking says you know what?
• 24:03
  No, no, no, no, no. We want to refund your bets.
• 24:06
  We're not paying you the $14 million.
• 24:09
  Who's right? Who's wrong?
• 24:11
  The beginning of it, I was absolutely shocked that the
• 24:14
  verbiage was not in there. We talked about house rules.
• 24:16
  How many times? Reach your help.
• 24:18
  Yes, read your house rules. We will say it again in August
• 24:20
  before football season begins. We will talk about that because
• 24:23
  if you are a sports bettor, that is a huge component.
• 24:26
  Know where you're shopping. We talked about shopping around
• 24:28
  but also know those rules of where you're shopping.
• 24:30
  How DraftKings, one of the big two in the sports betting
• 24:33
  industry. Count this open.
• 24:35
  How they did not have their rules that now state this is
• 24:37
  what it says now, not then. Now in the event there is a
• 24:41
  reduction in scheduled round bets played, bets placed in any
• 24:45
  market will be void and it continues on from there.
• 24:48
  But it wasn't at that time. Pay up.
• 24:51
  Pay up. This guy had one through 20
• 24:53
  perfectly because he had standings in front of him.
• 24:56
  Absolutely. He's betting $50.00 to win
• 24:59
  millions of dollars. His first $100 ticket brought
• 25:03
  him back $4.6 million on a parlay.
• 25:07
  He bet $50. He cut it in half.
• 25:09
  Next time DraftKings takes the money, the tournament's
• 25:12
  cancelled. He's got one through 20 perfect
• 25:15
  on his ticket. He's going to win this lawsuit.
• 25:17
  Do. You think so?
• 25:18
  I do. Why didn't DraftKings settle
• 25:21
  big? Corporations, I just always
• 25:22
  believe are eventually going to win.
• 25:24
  That's kind of where my my doing.
• 25:25
  Where the attorney is guy by the name of Ben Lynch.
• 25:30
  Lynch is one of them. There was also Kaplan I think
• 25:32
  was the last name of another one of his.
• 25:33
  So Kaplan's a law firm that I recognize.
• 25:36
  I'm not killing Ben Lynch here, but it sounds like I am.
• 25:38
  Does he have the right guy? I mean, has Ben Lynch ever
• 25:40
  litigated a case like this before?
• 25:42
  It's going to be a big one, isn't it?
• 25:43
  Yeah. And DraftKings be dealing with
• 25:46
  well, do you? Remember when we were, you know,
• 25:48
  the when that we started to realize the wave that Caitlin
• 25:51
  Clark was about to, you know, was about to ride and we're
• 25:54
  thinking, oh, God, I hope the family doesn't have somebody in
• 25:56
  Valley Junction looking after her, you know, outside
• 26:00
  opportunities. And turned out they didn't.
• 26:02
  But I'm just wondering that I hope they get the right firm
• 26:06
  friend I I I don't think DraftKings has a leg to stand.
• 26:08
  On you don't think so. I don't, I think they're they
• 26:11
  changed the rules after the fact.
• 26:13
  They accepted the bets. Yes.
• 26:16
  And now they're going to come back and say no, no, no.
• 26:18
  On the surface, yes, you're absolutely right and I agree
• 26:21
  that's the way it should be. I just don't have a whole lot of
• 26:24
  belief in our legal. System this gets settled perhaps
• 26:27
  I mean if you if it's you that's got this ticket and they.
• 26:31
  Want to settle for a couple mil? Well, I would hold up for more
• 26:34
  than that. I give me half, Half.
• 26:37
  Give me half and I'll go away. I'll.
• 26:39
  Give you a 10%. No, we're going to keep going.
• 26:42
  See, in court, I got a lot more money, a lot more lawyers than
• 26:45
  you do. Yeah, but I think I got, I think
• 26:48
  I've got the the actual case law on my side.
• 26:53
  They took the bets. They took the bets.
• 26:54
  A bet. And you you have the argument I
• 26:57
  mean. I completely agree with you and.
• 26:58
  Especially if I'm in a front in front of a jury.
• 27:01
  Of how many in a jury, 10 or 12? Sure, right.
• 27:04
  Luckily I've not had to be there, right?
• 27:06
  But but I think that the jury and if it is a jury trial,
• 27:10
  that's certainly what I would be asking for.
• 27:12
  I'm not sure who gets the choose that.
• 27:13
  Is it the lawsuit filer or is the lawsuit defendant?
• 27:19
  Whoever gets to decide if it's if it's the guy himself.
• 27:23
  You want this in front of 12 of your peers because you want to
• 27:27
  take down corporate, this big corporate giant.
• 27:30
  And look, DraftKings, it's very good to Trent.
• 27:32
  Now we, we speak on their behalf.
• 27:33
  I make more of my wagers at DraftKings than any other place.
• 27:36
  Truth is, truth is disclosed. Bam bam.
• 27:44
  I hope the guy gets his money. You know what?
• 27:47
  What's that? Ben Klein, guy would come on,
• 27:50
  attorney and Clive, maybe. You know, I'm going to try.
• 27:53
  I'm going to reach out to him, see if he would.
• 27:55
  I'm fascinated by this story, fascinated by it.
• 27:58
  Pay the man. We'll take a time out.
• 28:00
  Miller and Condon. Tavian Banks is going to join
• 28:03
  us. In fact, he already has, sitting
• 28:04
  right across from me. We're going to talk about what's
• 28:06
  coming up. His camp, his annual camp.
• 28:08
  We'll do that when we come back. That is football season.
• 28:12
  This is one of those boxes. You check right, Trent?
• 28:14
  Yes, yeah, another. One another boxes when Banks
• 28:17
  gets under way that no, that means we're getting close to it.
• 28:21
  Miller and Condon were under way on a Tuesday.
• 28:24
  It's the Iowa Sports Radio Network.
• 28:29
  Hi, I'm Mallory Condon. Welcome back, Iowa Sports Radio
• 28:31
  Network. We're with you until 2O clock.
• 28:33
  Bill Bender kicks off the second hour of the program.
• 28:36
  College football conversation with our buddy from THE Sporting
• 28:39
  News. He is Bill Bender.
• 28:41
  Well, as we said going into the break, one of the kind of boxes
• 28:44
  we check as we make our way back to football season is Tavian
• 28:47
  Banks. Tim Dwight.
• 28:48
  They get together, put on these camps, various locations
• 28:52
  throughout the state of Iowa. It is drawing closer yet again.
• 28:55
  We're into June and it's coming up.
• 28:57
  Tavian Banks. Good to see you, Davian.
• 28:59
  How are you? I'm awesome, how are you?
• 29:01
  Doing well. So I guess let's go back before
• 29:03
  we go forward. This is your what for this and I
• 29:06
  know that last year when we had you in you were continues to
• 29:10
  grow and I'm guessing last year was no different.
• 29:12
  Right. Gosh, when, when did we do our
• 29:14
  first camp Friday like 2017 or 2016?
• 29:19
  I'm going to say Trent. And I were down there or up the
• 29:21
  dial rather on the FM band when we met you doing that for the
• 29:24
  first time. So.
• 29:25
  So it's been a while. So how many, how many kids will
• 29:29
  you get at your Des Moines camp, which takes place in in Lincoln?
• 29:33
  Right, Lincoln this year. So I mean, we get anywhere from
• 29:37
  350 to 400 kids that that come and participate in it.
• 29:41
  So it's really, really great numbers.
• 29:44
  Again, it's free camp. We have we have kids that you
• 29:47
  know, never played football before and there's the first
• 29:49
  time coming out. And we also have veteran, you
• 29:52
  know, kids that also come out that that been playing for a
• 29:55
  little while and stuff too. So.
• 29:56
  I, I would love to know the kids that have never come, never
• 29:59
  played football before, have some of them, you know, caught
• 30:02
  on to the sport and the sport taking a hold of them and they
• 30:05
  continue to play. Yeah, when I say that, I mean
• 30:07
  like it's, you know, athletic kids that, you know, they they
• 30:11
  played flag football maybe or, or those type of things.
• 30:14
  So they've had some form probably of playing and stuff,
• 30:17
  but it's just a good time, you know, like to be honest with
• 30:20
  you. And we, we teach a lot of skill
• 30:22
  development too at the same time.
• 30:24
  So, you know, if anybody just wants to come out and join,
• 30:28
  it's, it's just a great atmosphere and it's just a great
• 30:30
  time for the kids to have. TNT Football camp, you can find
• 30:33
  it also part of the Iowa Foundation.
• 30:35
  A website is where people can get registered.
• 30:37
  So Iowa City, Des Moines and Newton, the three locations, the
• 30:42
  Des Moines one is the free one, but the other two are not real
• 30:45
  expensive. I mean, to get coaching from
• 30:47
  Tavia Banks, from Tim Dwight and all the other guys that you
• 30:49
  have, that's pretty incredible deal there for the people over
• 30:52
  in Newton and Iowa City to take. 25 bucks.
• 30:54
  Yes, for Newton and Iowa City. Right.
• 30:57
  Yeah, which is really reasonable, no doubt about that.
• 30:59
  Absolutely. So what, what give us a day?
• 31:02
  What? What will the day be like?
• 31:03
  What time does it start and kind of take us through a day of
• 31:06
  camp? So this year, the one that's in
• 31:09
  thinking in Des Moines here we have a 12 to 12.
• 31:13
  I mean, sorry, 12 it's 8:00 to 12:00.
• 31:16
  Before in the past we used to have an all day camp, but we, we
• 31:20
  condensed it down a little bit this year just for, for Des
• 31:22
  Moines camp. So 8 to 12.
• 31:24
  We got registrations that start, I think, I believe they start at
• 31:27
  7:30 AM. You know, we put kids are
• 31:31
  usually already put in teams and stuff and I think we have arm
• 31:35
  bands that they'll be wearing and stuff.
• 31:37
  So you'll go and sit with your team in the and then we have,
• 31:40
  you know, just introductory to all the coaching staff and all
• 31:44
  the volunteers that are there and just a run of the day of,
• 31:48
  you know, like what's going to go on during the camp.
• 31:50
  And then we'll, we'll break out into different, you know, areas
• 31:53
  that we're going to going to be teaching in.
• 31:55
  We'll have offense and defense, fundamental stuff that's going
• 31:59
  to be taught. And then, you know, like we'll
• 32:02
  have games that we're play at the end of, you know, like all
• 32:05
  the all the stations and stuff that we have.
• 32:08
  And then we'll have lunch, you know, a snack ready for them at
• 32:11
  the end of the day too. So again, it's just a great day.
• 32:14
  A lot of information be, you know, given out also just on,
• 32:18
  you know, football and nutrition and all the all the type of
• 32:21
  things that people want to know nowadays.
• 32:24
  Our fundamentals taught. Did you find maybe that's
• 32:27
  lacking in some respects? I mean, I'm guessing you guys
• 32:29
  get into it, but are you kind of surprised at some point that
• 32:33
  the, you know, I can't believe these kids don't know this?
• 32:35
  Yeah, sometimes it, it is, you know, 'cause I, I think a lot of
• 32:40
  people just miss out on on the just basics.
• 32:43
  You know, they're, they're trying to over teach a lot of
• 32:45
  other things and concepts and, and all these other things and
• 32:49
  forget that, you know, this kid really can't catch the ball or,
• 32:52
  you know, like how do you really carry a football or, or, you
• 32:56
  know, like how do you switch from right to left and, and
• 32:58
  things like that, you know, like when you run the ball.
• 33:01
  So a lot of that stuff is a little missed, I would say,
• 33:04
  because a lot of these coaches nowadays are are really
• 33:08
  concentrating on their, you know, like alignments and you
• 33:11
  know, all the, all the things that they how to do to try and
• 33:14
  win, I would say. What are the What are the ages
• 33:17
  of these kids? This is third grade to 8th.
• 33:20
  Grade 3rd to 8th, 3rd to 8th grade.
• 33:21
  So when you when you get these kids, do they show up?
• 33:23
  They all want to be the quarterback.
• 33:25
  No, a lot of them I would say. Like nowadays it's like wide
• 33:29
  receiver and DBS where the money's made.
• 33:33
  Yeah, right. Not so much running backs I see
• 33:37
  anymore, you know. You guys here?
• 33:39
  But, you know, I think we're making a comeback with Saquan's,
• 33:42
  you know, like year. Yeah.
• 33:44
  And, you know, like, who else is there?
• 33:47
  Henry Caffrey, You know, some of these guys that are doing well
• 33:51
  out there. It seems like we're making a
• 33:52
  comeback. See, when you went back in your
• 33:54
  day when you would have been going to the NFL, the running
• 33:56
  back position was still, you know, yeah.
• 33:59
  Yeah. So it was great, you know, back
• 34:01
  then, I know right back then, I hear you, But I mean, it was
• 34:06
  great. You know, I still think it's a
• 34:08
  it's a high valued position, you know, like if you can get the
• 34:10
  right running back and and things like that too, that that
• 34:14
  that can help carry a team over. I think it's an awesome, awesome
• 34:18
  position. You know, they're running back
• 34:19
  and do a lot of different things that a lot of other players on
• 34:22
  the team can't do. So it's very versatile position.
• 34:26
  So I've always enjoyed it and played it and you know, I
• 34:30
  recommend anybody that's a good athlete or anything like that
• 34:33
  definitely try it for sure. Tavian, One thing that I've seen
• 34:36
  here lately as my kids are starting to get into sports a
• 34:39
  little bit deeper is how quickly people specialize.
• 34:42
  For people that don't know, just remember you as a Hawkeye great.
• 34:44
  And in the NFL you are an elite level soccer player too.
• 34:48
  That multi sport part of it and somebody that does what you do
• 34:51
  on your day job, certainly something that you know
• 34:53
  incredibly well. Don't want to have these kids
• 34:55
  specialize too early? No, not at all.
• 34:58
  You know, I, I tell parents and stuff all the time to make sure
• 35:01
  they play like multiple sports when, when I've I've just, you
• 35:05
  know, like me being a trainer and performance trainer and, and
• 35:09
  things for decades now, right? I can say decades.
• 35:14
  I've just seen it way too often where kids burn out, you know,
• 35:18
  like they get to high school or even the first year of college
• 35:21
  and they're burnt out because they, they just specialized in
• 35:24
  one sport growing up and stuff. And, and you know, I, I just
• 35:28
  hate seeing it. And there's a lot of lot of
• 35:30
  great players out there that aren't playing their sport
• 35:33
  anymore because they, they burn out from other youth sport.
• 35:36
  Just just specializing in one sport.
• 35:39
  You know, growing up. So I, you know, like I was a
• 35:41
  three sport athlete, but also played, you know, baseball and,
• 35:46
  and, you know, track and all these other things too growing
• 35:49
  up. So it made me well, you know, I
• 35:52
  I think like versed in a lot of lot of other sports, but it also
• 35:56
  just made me better at my main sport, you know, like which I
• 35:59
  chose, you chose to play you. Chose college and stuff you
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  chose well I want to get. Yeah.
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  The Travis scores from the Iowa Foundation is here Get to him in
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  one second, but I don't want to run out of time on that before I
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  ask this. Kids need to bring what to this
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  camp in Des Moines? Well, I mean like we'll have
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  water stations and all those type of things.
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  So I mean, just football shoes, make sure they have good, you
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  know, a tire on, you know, it should be a good warm day.
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  So shorts and T-shirt. We will have camp T-shirts also
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  at same time. But again, you know, like you
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  just bring a great attitude, be willing to have fun and, and be
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  coachable and, and just, you know, just just come and have
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  have a great time. Good stuff, Travis.
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  Good to see you. Tell us about the Iowa
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  Foundation. What's your role in ALL?
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  This. Yeah.
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  Thanks for having me. Yeah, the Iowa Foundation is
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  just a nonprofit that I started a few years ago, basically aimed
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  at giving kids an opportunity that may not have had
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  opportunities otherwise. The goal is to come alongside
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  athletes like Tavian and Tim and really use their platform to
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  give back to to, you know, the communities that they came from,
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  two guys from Iowa that love to be from Iowa, love to come back
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  and give back to Iowa. So the Iowa capitalize it in the
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  Iowa Foundation, and that just stands for impactful
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  opportunities with athletes. So whether that's putting on
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  free football camps, we've done some stuff with different
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  collectives. Iowa sent folks from the Swarm.
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  We've had the We Will Basketball collective the last three years
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  down on the South side of Des Moines with Des Moines Parks and
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  Rec there. You know, we've done everything
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  from girls wrestling camps for free.
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  And we just started doing some officials training.
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  So we're getting youth umpires into.
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  Can't have enough. Baseball and softball, Yep.
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  And teaching them not only the mechanics, but teaching them
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  also life skills, financial literacy, communication,
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  professionalism, things like that.
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  And then lastly, kind of really focusing on helping get coaching
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  into coaching the high school, excuse me, the high school
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  level. It's quite a bit, quite a bit of
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  a commitment from a financial standpoint.
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  The class is pretty long too. But then you got to think about,
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  yeah, the, the, the seasons actually that they're coaching.
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  So really, how do we come alongside athletes, come
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  alongside youth sports organizations and just, you
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  know, enhance those and give people an opportunity?
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  The Iowa Foundation, Iowa Foundation, the Iowa
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  foundation.com's got all the info.
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  Tavin, anything else you want to say before got like 30 seconds
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  left? Just come and have a great time.
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  Absolutely. Sounds like it.
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  Third grade through 8th grade. Yes, 30 through Des Moines.
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  Free June the 12th. It's a Thursday at Lincoln.
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  You can find new Saturday, Saturday, Saturday.
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  Beg your pardon at Lincoln. More information, the Iowa
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  foundation.com. We've got it there.
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  Right, Travis, good to see you. Thanks, gentlemen.
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  Best of luck this year. Keep up the good work for what
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  you do and we'll take your time out.
• 38:44
  Come back, finish up our #1 Miller and Condon on the Iowa
• 38:47
  Sports Radio Network. Hi, Miller and Condon, welcome
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  back. We take you until 2:00.
• 38:53
  Bill Bendor kicks off the second hour of the program.
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  He covers what college Sports? College football for The
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  Sporting News. The football camp is a Saturday,
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  correct? The free one.
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  The Des Moines one is Saturday, the 20.
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  First yes, that is correct. So the Newton one is the first
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  one that'll be coming up Thursday, June 12th.
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  That is the Newton event same thing grades three through 8.
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  The Des Moines camp is free. That is June 21st.
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  That is a Saturday over 1000. You served back that's awesome a
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  year ago in that one and then Iowa City that'll be happening
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  on July 17th a little bit later I.
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  Think Travis said that Iowa City stop is a new stop on the on the
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  on the call it a tour, but certainly it's a great event get
• 39:38
  kids involved in football, get them a little activity as Davian
• 39:41
  said, if you know play multiple sports, yes, right.
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  It clearly helps and if you. Just go to
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  theiowafoundation.com/events. All three of the camps will.
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  Pop there. They will be in again.
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  The one in Des Moines at Lincoln is a free camp.
• 39:57
  Bill Bender kicks off the second hour of the program.
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  We're going to tell you more about the big event coming up at
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  Wells Fargo with a guy by the name of Maury Hanks, who put
• 40:08
  together the Bucknell, Iowa game on the 20th of December.
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  So he'll join us about 1:30. More on that coming up as well
• 40:17
  Miller and Condon. It's the Iowa Sports Radio
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  Network.