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November 18, 2025 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: be wanting to stay tuned for this. And today is
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Speaker 1: the forty seventh anniversary of Jonestown. To many of you,
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Speaker 1: that kind of sends a shiver. I'm going to replay
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Speaker 1: an interview I did with one of our favorite authors,
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Speaker 1: Aggie Basketball Tonight, rit Arena. The Montana Grizzly are in
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Speaker 1: twenty wta W. Elsewhere in the sc Radford in South Carolina,
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Speaker 1: Winthrop and Arkansas, Alcorn State and LSU Austin Pete. This
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Speaker 1: sounds like this weekend's football schedule in the SEC Austin
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Speaker 1: p and Aole Miss Rider at Texas. And there's actually
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Speaker 1: a really good game. It's Kentucky and Michigan State, two
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Speaker 1: good teams in the Champions Classic in New York, New York.
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Speaker 1: That will be also Kansas and Duke in the second game,
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Speaker 1: but Duke's top freshman beg your pardon, Kansas top freshman
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Speaker 1: and the number one presumptive pick in the NBA draft,
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Speaker 1: Darren Peterson, won't play because of a hamstring injury. Bill
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Speaker 1: self said he will be reevaluated at the end.
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Speaker 4: Of the week.
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Speaker 1: So yeah, the Duchies obviously have lots of talent with
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Speaker 1: the Boozer brothers Peterson, but Peterson won't be playing in
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Speaker 1: the game this evening. Navy and North Carolina are playing.
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Speaker 4: That's enough.
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Speaker 1: The Lombardi Committee announced it's four finalists, including Cashus Howel,
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Speaker 1: Texas A and M and two Texas Tech defenders Jacob Rodriguez,
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Speaker 1: the linebacker David Bailey, along with University of Alabama offensive
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Speaker 1: tackle Caden Proctor. The fifty second Barty Award will be
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Speaker 1: handed out in Houston on December tenth. Marcel Reid was
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Speaker 1: the Davy O'Brien National Quarterback of the Week for engineering
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Speaker 1: the second half comeback.
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Speaker 5: I've got.
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Speaker 4: We talked about this with the writers last night.
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Speaker 1: Bit of mixed emotions because he was terrible in the
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Speaker 1: first half, right, but he.
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Speaker 4: Was pretty good in the second half.
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Speaker 1: He had four hundred and fifty two total yards in
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Speaker 1: the second half. He threw for almost three bills, sixteen
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Speaker 1: of twenty and three touchdowns. So I'm thinking the Davy
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Speaker 1: O'Brien National Quarterback of the Week award is for his
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Speaker 1: second half on this past Saturday. And don't forget Caleb.
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Speaker 1: Do you know Samford's mascot Bulldogs. They're the Bulldogs, just
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Speaker 1: like the Georgia Bulldogs. Okay, the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose
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Speaker 1: Award National Player of the Week. Kewan Lacy from Old
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Speaker 1: Miss thirty one carries two hundred and twenty four yards
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Speaker 1: and three touchdowns. Lacy went to Lancaster in South Dallas.
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Speaker 1: Speaking of Kiffin, you know reports have emerged of an
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Speaker 1: ultimatum he's been issued by the Ole Miss Powers that be.
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Speaker 1: Kiffin was on Pat McAfee and we're going to hear
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Speaker 1: him in about less than ten minutes. That's absolutely not true.
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Speaker 1: He told McAfee. There's been no ultimatum, deadline, maybe anything
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Speaker 1: like that at all. I don't know where that came from.
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Speaker 1: A lot of stuffs out there. Like I said, we're
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Speaker 1: having a blast. I love it here. But he has
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Speaker 1: not signed his contract extension that he's been offered, and
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Speaker 1: he has not yet made a decision if he's going
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Speaker 1: or he's staying. A private capital plan that would infuse
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Speaker 1: almost two and a half billion dollars into the Big
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Speaker 1: Announced that it would wait for quote unity among the conference.
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Speaker 1: ten percent stake in that investment. The deal would extend
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Speaker 1: the league's grant of rights in additional ten years.
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Speaker 4: The two point four.
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Speaker 1: Billion would be distributed to league schools on a tier basis,
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Speaker 1: with everyone receiving at least one hundred million. It's it's
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Speaker 1: a good thing that this is amateur sports. Jose Altuve
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Speaker 1: underwent what's being called a minor procedure to address an
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Speaker 1: ailment on his right foot. Manager Joe Espada today did
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Speaker 1: not provide specifics. We got a little bit of work
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Speaker 1: done trying to clean the area. MLB dot Com report
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Speaker 1: at al Tuove had a skin aspiration to remove fluid.
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Speaker 4: He's doing well.
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Speaker 1: He should be back moving around and continuing his off
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Speaker 1: season workouts here in the next week or two.
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Speaker 4: So we got that going on for us, which is nice.
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Speaker 1: Let's see tomorrow we'll have Aggie basketball postgame. Scott Clindenon
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Speaker 1: will be here, Mallory will be with us tomorrow. We'll
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Speaker 1: have our Clark Eisenhower outdoor addition on Thursday, and on Friday,
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Speaker 1: on this week.
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Speaker 4: Okay, don't screw it up.
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Speaker 1: What's what's the mantra of Friday?
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Speaker 4: And the second one?
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Speaker 1: the number one thing. Make sure all the commercials get
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Speaker 5: Well, Kyle Larson is looking ahead to the Daytona five hundred.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 9: I mean, I think it doesn't really to me matter,
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Speaker 9: you know how the beginning of my year kind of
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Speaker 9: goes because to me, like Chili Wallways feels like the
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Speaker 9: end of the year. Yeah, it's obviously a race that
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Speaker 9: I would really like to win someday, but I don't
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Speaker 9: treat it. I try not to treat it indifferently than
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Speaker 9: any other race, you know, put the same amount of
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Speaker 9: focus in as others, and I think as I've gained
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Speaker 9: more experience, it doesn't feel any bigger than the other races.
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Speaker 9: I think, you know, kind of like I said, you
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Speaker 9: just treat it the same, and I think you go
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Speaker 9: in with less, not that I ever have nerves, but
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Speaker 9: anticipation of what might happen and stuff. So, yeah, I
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Speaker 9: feel like we've improved a.
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Speaker 10: Lot on Super Speedways as well.
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Speaker 9: I feel like we're contending, you know, throughout the most
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Speaker 9: the race hasn't quite worked out. But I think if
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Speaker 9: you can keep putting yourself in contention, it'll it'll work
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Speaker 9: out someday hopefully. So yeah, we'll keep trying our best
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Speaker 9: and hopefully we can get that last crown jewel.
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Speaker 12: You know, if I.
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Speaker 9: Could recreate the format, what I would make it. I
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Speaker 9: think there's probably pros and cons to every format. You know,
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Speaker 9: It's never gonna, excuse me, quite please every single person.
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Speaker 9: I think it could have some differences, though, I would
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Speaker 9: definitely like to be a part of that panel.
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Speaker 8: I don't know who is a part of that panel.
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Speaker 9: I would assume the driver Council, which I'm not a
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Speaker 1: UFOs, UAPs, aliens, flying saucers, and government cover ups, all
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Speaker 1: of that ahead on the program. So this laid Kiffin
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Speaker 1: deal out of control. He he could end it immediately
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Speaker 1: by saying, Hey, I'm staying here signing his contract extension,
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Speaker 1: getting ready for the Egg Bowl a week from Friday.
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Speaker 1: He's not yet been willing to do that. He is
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Speaker 1: left everyone dangling so far, trying to decide between LSU
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Speaker 1: Florida and Ole, miss Today. Earlier today, he appeared with
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Speaker 18: Hey, guys, we're just having an awesome day here man
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Speaker 18: starting meetings, get ready for a practice and that now
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Speaker 18: we're on the Pat McAfee show.
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Speaker 12: How about that?
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Speaker 19: Yeah, I want an honor.
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Speaker 20: And obviously we had been talking to Lane right before
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Speaker 20: we just introed him. And it's been a spectacular morning
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Speaker 20: down there in Mississippi. We're very thankful for everybody. How
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Speaker 20: was the yoga this morning? I know six am yoga's
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Speaker 20: non negotiable.
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Speaker 19: How did you start today? Was it a great start?
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Speaker 8: It was? Am McClean taught a great class. It was
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Speaker 8: extremely hard.
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Speaker 21: Man.
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Speaker 18: We had some coaches in there, Keith Carter, ad was
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Speaker 18: in there, and it was a grind this morning, okay.
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Speaker 20: See you and the AD obviously doing six am yoga
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Speaker 20: will certainly dive into that relationship here in a matter
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Speaker 20: of moments, let's talk about ball though, huge win obviously
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Speaker 20: over Florida.
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Speaker 19: Right now, we're on our way to.
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Speaker 20: Another massively successful banger of a season for your Old
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Speaker 20: Miss Rebels down there.
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Speaker 19: How do you feel at this point? Got a bye
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Speaker 19: week and then he got the egg Bowl on the.
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Speaker 20: Other side, which is obviously massive ribvalry in the United
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Speaker 20: States of America, not just in the SEC.
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Speaker 18: What it was great to get that Saturday night win.
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Speaker 18: Our crowd, the fans were electric, the app it really
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Speaker 18: was cool. And I would think, and I hear a lot,
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Speaker 18: I hear this a lot. There's no team in America
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Speaker 18: that has more fun than Old Miss in our players
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Speaker 18: and the whole thing, in the whole program. So it's
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Speaker 18: just awesome to see. It's awesome to team have so
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Speaker 18: much fun. The interaction afterwards, they were going in the
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Speaker 18: locker room. I brought them back out so we could
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Speaker 18: go to the student section that was still out there,
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Speaker 18: and Kewan Lacey had these big runs as you see,
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Speaker 18: and he brought the belt out afterwards, and it was awesome.
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Speaker 20: Yeah, you got a special thing brewing down there, and
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Speaker 20: I know you and the Ole Miss fans obviously over
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Speaker 20: the last six years have developed quite a powerhouse down there.
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Speaker 20: And obviously there's discussions at a lot of different schools.
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Speaker 20: Especially whenever you're winning, fans kind of get bored with it,
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Speaker 20: they maybe leave. It was nice to see your place
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Speaker 20: packed at the end, and I appreciate you bringing your
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Speaker 20: student or your team back out to say thank you.
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Speaker 20: I also appreciate the fact that you're throwing oops to
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Speaker 20: the boys. You talk about having fun. That's a main
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Speaker 20: message that you're sending to the crew and how important
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Speaker 20: do you think that is to the success of your
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Speaker 20: team as well?
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Speaker 19: Well.
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Speaker 18: I've I've been fortunate to be part of some really
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Speaker 18: great runs in college football, you know, being at USC
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Speaker 18: with Coach Carroll and we won thirty four straight and
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Speaker 18: then coach Saban our last twenty sixth straight there. I
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Speaker 18: think we won so and I remind these guys as
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Speaker 18: they're in these runs and these great things, and now
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Speaker 18: here are what three straight ten win seasons.
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Speaker 8: Enjoy it, have fun.
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Speaker 18: You know, so often everybody's so serious, everybody's in it,
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Speaker 18: and then they get out of it and they're like, man,
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Speaker 18: remember those old days, Remember how great they were. So
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Speaker 18: I remind them, Hey, those good old days. You're in
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Speaker 18: them right now. Some day, ten twenty years from now,
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Speaker 18: you're gonna be saying, man, remember that run we had
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Speaker 18: at Old Miss, And we had that Division two quarterback
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Speaker 18: that would make all those plays, and the running back
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Speaker 18: was leading the country in touchdowns and there's a dog
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Speaker 18: running around on the field and the players were dunking.
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Speaker 18: I said, you're in the good old days right now,
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Speaker 18: so just have fun, enjoy it. And I think if
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Speaker 18: you'll watch our team, you see them doing that.
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Speaker 20: Okay, so let's talk about having fun, enjoying it, and
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Speaker 20: staying in the moment. There's a lot of distractions that
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Speaker 20: come with having success. You've talked about the past three
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Speaker 20: years being an absolute juggernaut down there in the sec
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Speaker 20: for Old Miss, all the success you've had in the past,
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Speaker 20: your name is a topic of discussion everywhere, seemingly and
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Speaker 20: will be for the rest of your life.
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Speaker 19: It's a good thing.
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Speaker 20: I don't think it's a bad thing because it means
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Speaker 20: that you're having success, which is why other people are
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Speaker 20: certainly gonna mention your name whenever job's open up. But
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Speaker 20: there's a rumor now circulating on the internet, and we
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Speaker 20: appreciate you joining us here to be maybe kind of
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Speaker 20: clarify this was there like an ultimatum given to you
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Speaker 20: in the middle of a season from Old Miss.
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Speaker 19: It feels like the.
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Speaker 20: Way I'm reading it on the internet is that old
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Speaker 20: Miss has told you and you're doing yoga. I guess
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Speaker 20: this morning with the ad old Miss has told you,
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Speaker 20: like we need an answer.
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Speaker 19: Is that true? And how are you handling it all
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Speaker 19: with the team with what's currently taking place.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, that's uh, that's absolutely not true. There's been no
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Speaker 18: ultimating anything like that at all, and so I don't
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Speaker 18: know where that came from. Like a lot of stuff
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Speaker 18: that comes out there. Like I said, man, we're having
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Speaker 18: a blast.
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Speaker 8: I love it here.
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Speaker 18: I mean, are running back sitting right over here, come
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Speaker 18: on over and it just couldn't be. Like I said,
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Speaker 18: you pray for things, our fans prayed for this type
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Speaker 18: of thing, and.
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Speaker 8: Now we're in the middle of it. So enjoy it.
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Speaker 8: You're ten and one, getting ready.
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Speaker 18: You got a bye week, you get to watch half
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Speaker 18: the country lose and there's no way we can lose Saturday,
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Speaker 18: and then you play the egg Bowl and go dominate
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Speaker 18: that and keep that egg Bowl trophy home where it's
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Speaker 18: been for a long time.
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Speaker 19: Okay, So ke one, ladyy by the way, nineteen.
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Speaker 20: Touchdowns nineteen, tell the moment he Key one, We appreciate you.
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Speaker 4: Keep going.
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Speaker 20: Brother, Hey, I'm going to ask you with him here. Obviously,
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Speaker 20: you guys have kind of how old are you?
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Speaker 19: Key one?
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Speaker 8: Nineteen nineteen?
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Speaker 20: It would be so cool to be that athletic at
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Speaker 20: the edge of nineteen with the world in front of
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Speaker 20: you that it is with the current world that's happening,
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Speaker 20: you guys feel like since high school may be throughout
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Speaker 20: even maybe junior high for guys as talented as you,
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Speaker 20: this modern age where you got to deal with a
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Speaker 20: lot of distractions and business and chatter and social media
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Speaker 20: and messaging, how do you kind of stay focused, especially
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Speaker 20: with everything that's going on with your team and what
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Speaker 20: the future could be.
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Speaker 22: Really just having the mindset is just getting better every day.
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Speaker 22: You know, it's easy. You know when you have coaches
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Speaker 22: like this, you know, coach Smith, just to keep you,
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Speaker 22: keep you in the right direction, you know, and just
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Speaker 22: you know, staying focused, just you know, going want to
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Speaker 22: know each week too.
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Speaker 19: Have you ever returned any kicks.
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Speaker 10: In high school?
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Speaker 9: I did?
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Speaker 19: What'd you've done? You see me on the other side, buddy,
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Speaker 19: what are you doing?
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Speaker 8: He's like clearing the ball like thirty three times. We
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Speaker 8: don't eat more like we're good. Hey, you don't. You're
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Speaker 8: supposed to be helping us.
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Speaker 20: Right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah right, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Hey,
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Speaker 20: keep crushing it, ke want. We appreciate the hell out
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Speaker 20: of you, man, You're the best.
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Speaker 8: Yes, the I appreciate you.
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Speaker 19: For bringing them on, By the way, that's really cool.
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Speaker 20: I think you're the first person that we talked to
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Speaker 20: that on a very regular basis, brings in players and
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Speaker 20: other people we met win a dad obviously had a
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Speaker 20: chance to tell him, I'm sorry for picking against you
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Speaker 20: with dad and then obviously bringing Lacy best running back.
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Speaker 20: We appreciate how much you seemingly enjoy the hell out
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Speaker 20: of your players, and your players enjoy you.
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Speaker 19: I think I saw you post you were driving them
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Speaker 19: to a game. Is it like, is this the tightest
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Speaker 19: you've been with the team.
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Speaker 20: Is that an accurate depiction of how you feel with
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Speaker 20: this particular squad, especially with everything going on?
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Speaker 19: Or is this kind of how every Lane Kiff and
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Speaker 19: coach team is.
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Speaker 18: I think that's kind of how it is. I mean,
20:12
Speaker 18: we were extremely close with Jackson Dart.
20:14
Speaker 5: And I'm sure kind of Stilvert and I'm sure kind
20:16
Speaker 5: of Stilvert, and I'm sure kind of Silverton. I'm sure
20:18
Speaker 5: kind of Stilvert and I'm sure kind of silver Was
20:20
Speaker 5: that mom kind of in like Sam or you still
20:22
Speaker 5: like you mentioned Hey that he's gonna lose this half
20:24
Speaker 5: the countries don't play sweek and you guy, friend because
20:27
Speaker 5: or is it the egg Bowl after the barn and
20:30
Speaker 5: what you the Hey is in the will have needed eyes?
20:32
Speaker 18: You know, all this success, all this credit, all these things,
20:35
Speaker 18: it is because of the players and the assistant coaches
20:38
Speaker 18: putting it all together that allow all this to happen.
20:40
Speaker 19: Yeah, I think you've got a special team. You're fun
20:42
Speaker 19: to watch.
20:42
Speaker 20: Speaking of that big one next weekend after you watch
20:45
Speaker 20: half the country lose, Coach.
20:47
Speaker 19: BA has a question for you. Lane. Hey, brother, you
20:49
Speaker 19: know I've been part of seven of oose egg bowls.
20:51
Speaker 23: And uh, you're the hottest thing in the country right now.
20:54
Speaker 19: You lose that when they go try to fire your ash,
20:55
Speaker 19: you know that. I know that.
20:58
Speaker 8: I know that.
20:59
Speaker 18: When they're like, hey, all this stuff and they're like,
21:02
Speaker 18: are you focused on other places? I said, no, I'm
21:04
Speaker 18: focused on winning because now what I've learned in college football.
21:07
Speaker 18: We have our little group chat with like Sark and
21:09
Speaker 18: Kirby and a couple of guys, and we came up
21:11
Speaker 18: with this.
21:12
Speaker 8: You lose one, you're out of the top ten.
21:14
Speaker 18: You lose two, you're out of the top twenty five,
21:16
Speaker 18: you lose three, you get fired. So you know, we're
21:19
Speaker 18: focused on our job of trying to get to want
21:21
Speaker 18: to know every week because that's the profession we're in now.
21:23
Speaker 19: Yeah, it certainly is.
21:24
Speaker 20: And it sounds like your players understand that more now
21:27
Speaker 20: than maybe ever before.
21:28
Speaker 19: So it's a special thing.
21:30
Speaker 20: You got brew and you talk about losing one game,
21:32
Speaker 20: you're out of the top ten, two you're out of
21:33
Speaker 20: rank three, you're out of a job. It's like, oh,
21:35
Speaker 20: miss seven years ago. I don't know if that was
21:37
Speaker 20: necessarily the expectations. So not that I am the deepest
21:41
Speaker 20: of SEC history guy, but I don't think the expectations
21:45
Speaker 20: come unless you create something special, which you certainly have
21:49
Speaker 20: and you've lived in that world, I guess where it's like, hey,
21:51
Speaker 20: we want to be in a college football playoff whenever
21:53
Speaker 20: you know that that's the expectation every year. What is
21:56
Speaker 20: the mindset for you? Like looking at it, are you
21:58
Speaker 20: trying to grow players right now? Are you trying to
21:59
Speaker 20: figure this particular team future culture? Like how do you
22:02
Speaker 20: kind of balance it all? When that is the expectation
22:04
Speaker 20: at the highest level. That's not the expectation in every school.
22:07
Speaker 20: You know that, but like that most schools that you
22:09
Speaker 20: are going to be talked about, that is the expectation.
22:11
Speaker 19: How do you handle that just one day at a time?
22:13
Speaker 19: Standard cliches?
22:14
Speaker 8: Yeah, I do.
22:15
Speaker 18: I have an extremely high expectation how we should perform
22:18
Speaker 18: as a program, and I've had that since we've got here,
22:21
Speaker 18: So my expectation is way up there. So when outside
22:25
Speaker 18: expectations happen, or for instance, now our fan base that
22:28
Speaker 18: is now getting used to this, you know, can win
22:31
Speaker 18: seasons every year, I'm good with it. I understand they're
22:36
Speaker 18: now coming to the expectation that I've had.
22:38
Speaker 8: All along here.
22:39
Speaker 18: So some people will be like, man, they're going to
22:41
Speaker 18: expect you to do this all the time and everything
22:42
Speaker 18: that great. Well, we're now aligned in our expectations of
22:46
Speaker 18: what we want our program to be.
22:48
Speaker 8: So I love that the fans now have what.
22:50
Speaker 18: Some people would say is unrealistic expectations for or Miss
22:54
Speaker 18: because now they're just matching how I feel.
22:56
Speaker 19: Yeah, I love that. I think you had that in
22:58
Speaker 19: FAU too.
22:58
Speaker 20: I think that's what you're playing on doing down there
23:01
Speaker 20: on this tour coaching tour around the country that Lanekiffin
23:05
Speaker 20: is on. Old Miss has certainly reaped the benefits over
23:08
Speaker 20: the last six years. Talk about offensive explosion and being
23:11
Speaker 20: fun to watch.
23:12
Speaker 19: Go ahead, d Budge.
23:13
Speaker 24: Yeah, coach, you kind of know from the outside end
23:15
Speaker 24: for your passing game, why does pass the game be
23:17
Speaker 24: up tempo, but you're rushing the ball for over two
23:19
Speaker 24: hundred yards a game now, So how does that work?
23:22
Speaker 24: As far as like I guess your scheme and then
23:25
Speaker 24: your personnel use what's best for you, we can win
23:28
Speaker 24: the ball game.
23:29
Speaker 18: Yeah, I think that's a misconception. You know, the passing
23:32
Speaker 18: thing as you referred to that. You know, we've just
23:34
Speaker 18: always I've been this passing coach. We had Devin Singletary
23:38
Speaker 18: at FAU lead the country in touchdowns. Then Quinn Shawn
23:41
Speaker 18: Jenkins when he was here was leading the country in kerries,
23:43
Speaker 18: and now key On Lacy leading the country. So we've
23:46
Speaker 18: been running the ball for a while. Believe in running
23:48
Speaker 18: the ball. I think that that was an issue last year.
23:51
Speaker 18: Why you know, we didn't end up going into the
23:54
Speaker 18: playoffs and going deep in the playoffs because we didn't.
23:57
Speaker 8: Have that running game.
23:58
Speaker 18: Had we with the defense of players and Jackson Dart
24:01
Speaker 18: and stuff, I think we would have been there deep
24:03
Speaker 18: into the playoffs. So I really glad that we've got
24:06
Speaker 18: that back. We had a one year off of having
24:08
Speaker 18: a great running game, and now we're back.
24:10
Speaker 25: Yeah.
24:10
Speaker 19: It's fun to watch. And Lacey seems like an absolute dog.
24:12
Speaker 19: Oh yeah, I mean immediate salute upon getting on there.
24:15
Speaker 19: I respect.
24:16
Speaker 18: That's what did you say earlier. He's got nineteen touchdowns
24:19
Speaker 18: and he's nineteen years old.
24:21
Speaker 8: That's crazy.
24:23
Speaker 20: Yeah, he's got a lot of time left to really
24:25
Speaker 20: take over football and only get better, and certainly has
24:29
Speaker 20: already done some incredible stuff.
24:31
Speaker 19: Ty has a question for you.
24:32
Speaker 5: Yeah, coach, last year, I think a lot of people
24:34
Speaker 5: believed you guys were one of the twelve best teams
24:37
Speaker 5: in the country, and you know what happened. Happened, you
24:39
Speaker 5: got left out, and it kind of it is what
24:42
Speaker 5: it is. But I remember you saying, like, you know,
24:44
Speaker 5: you're in a position where you kind of had to
24:46
Speaker 5: root for chaos, given you know, the situation you were in,
24:49
Speaker 5: maybe being on the bubble last year with this year
24:52
Speaker 5: and they're being you know, potentially eight or nine teams
24:55
Speaker 5: that are still in play to make the college football
24:58
Speaker 5: Playoff from the SEC. Is that mantra kind of still
25:01
Speaker 5: the same? Are you still kind of in like, hey,
25:03
Speaker 5: like you mentioned, half the country is going to lose
25:06
Speaker 5: this week and you guys don't play. Or is it
25:08
Speaker 5: different because after the Egg Bowl, the hey is in
25:11
Speaker 5: the barn and what you guys will have needed to
25:13
Speaker 5: do is already done, and you know, then you can
25:16
Speaker 5: change your mind or your mindset.
25:17
Speaker 19: I guess to the playoffs on the horizon.
25:21
Speaker 18: Yeah, I looked at it going into the Florida game
25:22
Speaker 18: as we have two one game seasons. We had Florida,
25:25
Speaker 18: let's make sure you win that. Then we got to
25:27
Speaker 18: buy and then we got a one game eight Bowl,
25:29
Speaker 18: Let's make sure you win that. And then we've taken
25:31
Speaker 18: care of our business. There's too many variables, you know,
25:35
Speaker 18: because everybody's like, well, you got to get to the
25:36
Speaker 18: top twelve teams.
25:37
Speaker 8: Well, now we're finding out. But depending on how other things.
25:40
Speaker 18: Go, you really got to get to the top ten
25:42
Speaker 18: teams to make sure you make the playoffs, because there
25:45
Speaker 18: might be two of the teams might not even be
25:47
Speaker 18: in the top twelve. They can be number twenty and
25:48
Speaker 18: twenty five or something with the current flawed system. So
25:54
Speaker 18: like you said, everybody's like, well, man, you better be
25:56
Speaker 18: in the top twelve. No, you better make sure you're
25:57
Speaker 18: in the top ten or you might get left out.
26:02
Speaker 4: That's coach Kiffin and again.
26:06
Speaker 26: Being Koy, I guess and it's you know, it's just
26:12
Speaker 26: it's going to be very interesting. There are reports that
26:17
Speaker 26: Old Miss has said, look, we have an open week.
26:20
Speaker 26: We need to know before the Egg Bowl a week
26:22
Speaker 26: from Friday, what you're doing.
26:25
Speaker 4: We have to know. And you know, we talked about
26:30
Speaker 4: this yesterday. The question is and maybe there will be
26:36
Speaker 4: a decision, and there's got to.
26:37
Speaker 1: Be one soon because of how the calendar is and
26:41
Speaker 1: recruiting is and all that. But you know, Old Miss
26:46
Speaker 1: could say, hey, they're not going to fire him because
26:48
Speaker 1: then they would owe him a ton of money and
26:51
Speaker 1: that would be disastrous for everything. You're firing this guy
26:57
Speaker 1: just won ten or eleven games, probably eleven games. So
27:02
Speaker 1: but they could say, hey, you can't coach the Egg Bowl,
27:06
Speaker 1: you can't coach if you go to the SEC Championship,
27:09
Speaker 1: which I don't think they're going to do. Weird things
27:11
Speaker 1: would have to happen, but they could. And you can't
27:14
Speaker 1: coach the playoffs you've been suspended. And of course at
27:21
Speaker 1: that point he's leaving anyway. So yeah, he has them
27:27
Speaker 1: in a un enviable position. Don't know exactly how it's
27:33
Speaker 1: all going to work out, don't know what he's going
27:36
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27:37
Speaker 4: These guys are wired differently.
27:40
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27:43
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27:50
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27:56
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Speaker 30: I'm at Williams and today we're going out to the
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31:01
Speaker 30: coach for the Aim and Consolidated Tigers, Laura Coren. It
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Speaker 22: How you doing, I'm good.
31:07
Speaker 18: How are you?
31:08
Speaker 30: I'm doing very well, Thank you so much. At the
31:10
Speaker 30: beginning of the season, you set certain goals. Which ones
31:13
Speaker 30: have you met, which ones have challenged you? And how
31:15
Speaker 30: did those goals evolve over time as you watch the
31:17
Speaker 30: team mature?
31:19
Speaker 17: I think are you know, our first goal coming into
31:22
Speaker 17: this season may being a new coach following in the
31:27
Speaker 17: you know, the the great season that they had last year.
31:31
Speaker 17: We wanted to make it back to regional finals. We
31:34
Speaker 17: definitely accomplished that, and then you know, we kind of
31:37
Speaker 17: we've kind of adopted this saying the last couple of
31:39
Speaker 17: weeks that we didn't come this far to come this far,
31:42
Speaker 17: and that's kind of been our mindset where we made
31:44
Speaker 17: it back there, but let's let's keep going. And so
31:47
Speaker 17: making it to State, you know, your first year to
31:49
Speaker 17: any program is amazing. Making it to State at all
31:52
Speaker 17: is just an amazing accomplishment for all of these kids. So, yeah,
31:56
Speaker 17: it's just been a great year.
31:58
Speaker 30: Yeah, that's awesome. And you mentioned you took up the
32:00
Speaker 30: role of head coach this year. What were some of
32:02
Speaker 30: the challenges of integrating into the UH into the program
32:05
Speaker 30: in that position?
32:07
Speaker 17: When you come into it, you know, you've come in
32:10
Speaker 17: new to a program with that had so much success
32:13
Speaker 17: the year before. You definitely need to like learn your players,
32:17
Speaker 17: what what was what worked for them last year and
32:21
Speaker 17: try to keep those things rolling, and then also trying
32:24
Speaker 17: to kind of implement your style of play a little
32:26
Speaker 17: bit more and just you know, because every coach is
32:29
Speaker 17: going to have just a different, different mindset, different style
32:31
Speaker 17: of how they coach kids, and so just just learning
32:35
Speaker 17: the chemistry and figuring out where everybody fits into the
32:39
Speaker 17: the big scheme of things was definitely kind of the
32:43
Speaker 17: beginning of the year feeling all that stuff out.
32:45
Speaker 10: M H.
32:46
Speaker 30: If you had to put a label on them, what
32:48
Speaker 30: wisdom and lessons do you think you brought from Anderson
32:50
Speaker 30: Cheer to make this run so successful?
32:54
Speaker 17: I just I think of maybe not even just from Anderson,
32:59
Speaker 17: but I've coached at a lot of different programs. This
33:02
Speaker 17: will be my fifth school, and just knowing that every
33:05
Speaker 17: every team is going to be unique all every year,
33:09
Speaker 17: even being at the same school, every team that you
33:11
Speaker 17: coach is going to have different chemistry, different skill sets,
33:15
Speaker 17: and just knowing that it's not a one size fits
33:19
Speaker 17: all when you come when you're trying to coach a team,
33:22
Speaker 17: you've got to figure out what works and what that
33:24
Speaker 17: group of girls is going to be good at and
33:26
Speaker 17: be successful at and capitalize on those things. So I
33:29
Speaker 17: think coming in to consult and like learning the kids
33:33
Speaker 17: and learning what they're good at and what makes them
33:36
Speaker 17: what makes them compete, was definitely like for me, that
33:40
Speaker 17: was something important that I think brought bringing in. Yeah,
33:45
Speaker 17: that would just that would.
33:46
Speaker 25: Be my biggest thing that I think is coming in
33:49
Speaker 25: and just being able to coach at different levels, having
33:53
Speaker 25: that experience to figure out, like what what makes different
33:57
Speaker 25: kids sick?
33:59
Speaker 30: Yeah, which matchup would you say this year has challenged
34:04
Speaker 30: your team the most and why do you think that is?
34:07
Speaker 17: I would definitely say College Station just because they're a
34:11
Speaker 17: great a great team, a great program, and being the
34:15
Speaker 17: you know, cross down rivals, So there's also that just
34:19
Speaker 17: extra emotional piece to that.
34:22
Speaker 30: MM hmm, yeah, and you know, talk to me about
34:26
Speaker 30: what went wrong that game or what what what do
34:29
Speaker 30: you think went well and what challenged you.
34:32
Speaker 17: Well, we we played them four times this year. We
34:36
Speaker 17: played them in a tournament early.
34:38
Speaker 25: On and we was able to pull out the win,
34:42
Speaker 25: and then we lost to them both both matchups and
34:46
Speaker 25: districts play So when we saw them again at regional finals,
34:52
Speaker 25: you know.
34:53
Speaker 17: That is who Console lost to last year in the
34:58
Speaker 17: in the playoffs, they lost to Collegeation and in the
35:00
Speaker 17: regional finals last year, and then we were able to
35:02
Speaker 17: match up with them again. So just all of that,
35:05
Speaker 17: just all of the hype around the rivalry and then
35:07
Speaker 17: meeting up again at the same you know, same matchup.
35:10
Speaker 17: So and I think actually the all the hype kind
35:15
Speaker 17: of helped us this year. The core group of seniors
35:18
Speaker 17: that were on the team last year, they they'd already
35:21
Speaker 17: kind of been through the emotions in the matchup the
35:25
Speaker 17: year before, and I think they were much more settled
35:27
Speaker 17: and calm going into the regional final game this year
35:30
Speaker 17: and just kind of knowing that that we had a
35:33
Speaker 17: chance to meet them.
35:35
Speaker 30: And you won a competitive game against New Bronzels in
35:37
Speaker 30: your last match, what do you think went well And
35:40
Speaker 30: what do you think challenged your team?
35:42
Speaker 17: I think we showed a ton of just grit and
35:45
Speaker 17: heart and playing for each other. Uh, not playing scared.
35:49
Speaker 17: They were. They were pretty fearless out there. That's kind
35:53
Speaker 17: of been our one of our mottos the last couple
35:56
Speaker 17: of games, and you know, timeouts if things are we're
35:59
Speaker 17: struggling with something, and it's like play play for each other.
36:03
Speaker 17: And I thought they did a really good job of
36:04
Speaker 17: that at just supporting everybody and yeah, just having a
36:08
Speaker 17: lot of grit and being tough.
36:09
Speaker 25: Yeah, with huge against me bron fuls And you.
36:12
Speaker 30: Face Highland Park this Saturday in a state championship match.
36:15
Speaker 30: What are you expecting from that team? And how do
36:17
Speaker 30: you think your play styles will clash?
36:23
Speaker 17: Oh, that's a good question.
36:27
Speaker 25: I think I think going into it, we're kind of
36:30
Speaker 25: the underdog and we definitely like that mentality. We play
36:34
Speaker 25: better with that mindset.
36:38
Speaker 17: They're definitely a lot bigger than we are. We're pretty
36:41
Speaker 17: small just size wise matching up, so that's going to
36:45
Speaker 17: be a challenge for us to play a little bit
36:50
Speaker 17: faster game, try to use our size to our advantage, you.
36:53
Speaker 25: Know, and play quick and play fast. I don't know
36:56
Speaker 25: that we can out muscle them, so it's going to
37:00
Speaker 25: be like an adjustment on there.
37:02
Speaker 5: Yeah.
37:03
Speaker 30: And do you think it's difficult to keep your kids
37:05
Speaker 30: focused and consistent going into state championship game? And what
37:08
Speaker 30: are the unique mental and physical challenges of preparation this
37:12
Speaker 30: deep into the season.
37:14
Speaker 17: I would say the biggest challenge that even even me
37:19
Speaker 17: facing and the kids facing, is it just a long
37:22
Speaker 17: break in between games. We played Saturday and then we
37:25
Speaker 17: have seven days we don't play again until next Saturday,
37:28
Speaker 17: and that is different. Like we're used to playing twice
37:31
Speaker 17: a week and we kind of get in a.
37:33
Speaker 26: Rhythm and get in the routine.
37:35
Speaker 25: So just keeping the momentum going throughout the week, staying
37:40
Speaker 25: focused with lots of extra days of practice and things
37:42
Speaker 25: like that.
37:43
Speaker 30: So, yeah, shifting more to a coaches perspective here, As
37:46
Speaker 30: a coach, how do you personally measure success on and
37:49
Speaker 30: off the court besides just victories and defeats.
37:54
Speaker 25: Oh, to me, I want the kids to love the
38:00
Speaker 25: love the game. I wanted them to grow and just
38:04
Speaker 25: learn how to how to grit things out and to
38:10
Speaker 25: build that like tough mentality, you know, to me, that's
38:14
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Speaker 17: If if we're tough and we work hard and we
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Speaker 30: Yeah, and you've had immense success in your first season,
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Speaker 30: Saul here looking forward, what are your goals and aspirations
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Speaker 30: in the next three to five years having achieved such
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Speaker 25: Oh yeah, and.
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Speaker 17: You know we're graduating if you've seen your class, so
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Speaker 17: there's humongous shoots to fill with these younger kids. I
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Speaker 9: Yeah.
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Speaker 30: Awesome, And last question for you here, who do you
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Speaker 25: I would say, uh, Senior number seven, Jillian Finals. She's
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Speaker 25: our sixth ratition cetter, so she's out there on the
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Speaker 25: floor all the time. She's a setter, right tack hitter,
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Speaker 25: so she is, you know, all parts of offense. She's
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Speaker 25: one of our top servers, she's one of our top defenders.
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Speaker 17: She's our team captain on the floor. And I think
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Speaker 17: she's just done a great job. The kids love her,
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Speaker 17: you know, it's one of those things you would follow
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Speaker 25: She has to do.
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Speaker 10: Thank you so much for your time, coach.
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Speaker 25: All right, thank you.
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Speaker 1: Coming up in the second hour, we play an interview
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Speaker 1: forty seven years ago today. But right now we're going
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Speaker 1: visit with Kent Heck and Lively. His book is called
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Speaker 1: Catastrophic Disclosure, Deep State, Aliens and the Truth Ken.
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Speaker 12: How are you good, Jeff?
45:37
Speaker 1: You have a background in science, Yes, how long have
45:39
Speaker 1: you been interested in now what is called UAPs?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 14: I think I've always had something of a recreational interest
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Speaker 14: in it. But let me be clear, I've never seen anything.
45:50
Speaker 14: I don't have any missing time. I've never been probed
45:53
Speaker 14: to my knowledge, and you know, for your listeners, this
45:57
Speaker 14: is my twentieth book, and it's the first time I've
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Speaker 14: going to walk on the wild side. Usually I'm looking
46:02
Speaker 14: at corruption in medicine, science, big tech, big media. My
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Speaker 14: last book was about the CIA with a CIA officer whistleblower. So,
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Speaker 14: but what got me interested in the subject enough to
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Speaker 14: write about it is in the summer of twenty twenty three,
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Speaker 14: there was a remarkable series of congressional hearings with David Grush,
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Speaker 14: Ryan Graves, David FRAVERR. And you know, since many of
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Speaker 14: my books have touched upon Congress. I was aware of
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Speaker 14: the fact that before they let you to appear in
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Speaker 14: front of a congressional hearing, they let you really closely.
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Speaker 14: So I called up one of my friends, Michael Mossola,
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Speaker 14: who happens to be one of the world's leading UFO
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Speaker 14: documentary filmmakers.
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Speaker 12: And I said, Michael, what is going on with this?
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Speaker 12: And he goes, well, here's what's happening. Behind the scenes.
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Speaker 14: The spooks are telling people that they're interested in controlled disclosure,
46:59
Speaker 14: but the fear is something called catastrophic disclosure. And you know,
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Speaker 14: as a writer, I love words, and so when I
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Speaker 14: heard that expression, I was just like, oh my god,
47:12
Speaker 14: that is just delicious.
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Speaker 12: I have to pull that thread.
47:16
Speaker 25: You know.
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Speaker 14: I'm like that kid at Sunday School, you know, raises
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Speaker 14: his hand and says, sister, could God create a rock
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Speaker 14: so big even he couldn't move it? You know, I'm
47:27
Speaker 14: just one of those people. I'm very nice, but I
47:30
Speaker 14: want my questions answered.
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Speaker 1: So what is the most surprising aspect of the research
47:38
Speaker 1: that you did for this book.
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Speaker 14: Well, here's how I come at it. And so, you know,
47:44
Speaker 14: trained as an attorney, I got my law degree in
47:45
Speaker 14: nineteen nineties. I'm sixty two years old, so I'm not
47:50
Speaker 14: interested in what people say is real. I'm interested in
47:54
Speaker 14: the skeptics and the quality of their arguments. So one
47:59
Speaker 14: of the things, because I really like it when I
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Speaker 14: can find people saying lying or saying things that just
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Speaker 14: sound incredibly stupid, and they expect me to believe it.
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Speaker 14: Like the March twenty twenty four Arrow report on historical UFOs.
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Speaker 14: Well they open up with, hey, the government has investigated
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Speaker 14: UFOs twenty five times.
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Speaker 12: I go, oh, really twenty five times? Well, if my wife.
48:31
Speaker 14: Investigated me twenty five times as to whether I was
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Speaker 14: being faithful to her, I would say she didn't trust me.
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Speaker 14: So you know, I started out going, has the government
48:43
Speaker 14: investigated leprechauns twenty five times?
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Speaker 16: No?
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Speaker 14: I don't think they have, So something's.
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Speaker 12: A little bit off about that.
48:51
Speaker 14: And then they give me get They give the public
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Speaker 14: this explanation of oh, here the twenty six formerly secret
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Speaker 14: government programs that probably account for why otherwise well meaning
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Speaker 14: people report UFOs Number one is.
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Speaker 12: The atomic bomb. And you know, I'm not a trained observer,
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Speaker 12: but I think I could distinguish a mushroom cloud from
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Speaker 12: a saucer.
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Speaker 14: So don't tell me something that insults my intelligence. Other
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Speaker 14: things that were in the report. Oh, well, in the
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Speaker 14: nineteen sixties we were experimenting with a flying saucer car,
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Speaker 14: but we could never get it more than three feet
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Speaker 14: above the ground. Don't insult my intelligence for telling me
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Speaker 14: that's why people are seeing these.
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Speaker 12: Things in the sky.
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Speaker 4: So the other thing that I was interested in.
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Speaker 1: Presidents have looked into this, and you can tell me,
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Speaker 1: but it seems to me when Clinton and Carter asked
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Speaker 1: about it, that we're told, in so many words, yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's above our pay grade. You need to go this
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Speaker 1: direction and everywhere you went. Yeah, I know a little
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Speaker 1: bit about it, but but I don't know a lot
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Speaker 1: about it, and I'm not allowed to tell you about
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Speaker 1: what I know.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, and it's really interesting now.
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Speaker 10: You know.
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Speaker 14: One of the people I talked to who is fascinating
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Speaker 14: was doctor Stephen Greer, who's been at this for thirty
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Speaker 14: five years.
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Speaker 12: And and you know, I.
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Speaker 14: Said, doctor Greer, have you been able to get away
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Speaker 14: with doing all this stuff? And he goes, well, in
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Speaker 14: the early nineties, what I did was I I wrote
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Speaker 14: this letter to all of the intelligence and defense agencies,
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Speaker 14: which was called an unless otherwise directed letter, and he said,
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Speaker 14: as he understands it, whenever Congress spends money, they get
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Speaker 14: to ask you what you're spending it on. And a
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Speaker 14: lot of these supposed reverse engineering programs have taken our
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Speaker 14: money but haven't subjected themselves to oversight.
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Speaker 12: And so doctor Greer said, you know, considering that.
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Speaker 14: That is the way our government has said, yep, and
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Speaker 14: I believe that these program constitutional.
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Speaker 12: You must tell me that I am not allowed to
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Speaker 12: ask about them.
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Speaker 14: Because because I consider them to be illegal, and what
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Speaker 14: you're doing is illegal. And so I can get any
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Speaker 14: documents from any of these whistleblowers, and he's built up
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Speaker 14: an amazing archive, but you have to tell me why
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Speaker 14: I'm wrong. And so he created the legal basis for
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Speaker 14: these whistleblowers to come forward.
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Speaker 12: And so I find that.
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Speaker 14: Really interesting as a lawyer, because that makes a lot
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Speaker 14: of sense to me. And so it makes sense to
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Speaker 14: me why there can be this drip drip of disclosure
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Speaker 14: from inside.
51:47
Speaker 12: These agencies, and yet the main.
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Speaker 14: Agency themselves will continue in their crazy denials that there's
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Speaker 14: nothing out there.
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Speaker 1: Are you have you been a skeptic when it comes
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Speaker 1: to the UFO reports, And by the way, I talked
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Speaker 1: to somebody that said they changed UFO to UAP because
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Speaker 1: UFO had a connotation of all these crazy people and
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Speaker 1: aliens probing people, and so they just simply changed their terminology.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, I'm happy with UFOs. That's what I've
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Speaker 12: grown up with.
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Speaker 14: But I think the really interesting thing, and maybe your
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Speaker 14: listeners will we'll connect to this is you know, for example,
52:30
Speaker 14: I've got a good friend Max, who is my editor,
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Speaker 14: and you know, we've worked together for probably ten fifteen years.
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Speaker 12: And you know, we've never talked about UFOs.
52:40
Speaker 14: And you know, I told him I was starting this
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Speaker 14: book and everything, and he goes, hey, Ken, I have
52:44
Speaker 14: I ever told you my UFO stories. He proceeds to
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Speaker 14: tell me two UFO stories which were witnessed, both with
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Speaker 14: hunting buddies. He lives out in the hill country in Texas,
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Speaker 14: and so, you know, and I think everybody has had
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Speaker 14: that experience. You know, we may not have seen something,
53:02
Speaker 14: but we talk about this subject with a group of people,
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Speaker 14: and people we've known all our lives, you know, will
53:09
Speaker 14: share things that we've never heard. Yes, and we we
53:13
Speaker 14: believe them, and you know, they're our friends, and you know,
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Speaker 14: then they tell us something which is outside of our experience,
53:19
Speaker 14: and you know, we're left with this conundrum of saying, like, gad,
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Speaker 14: do I really think my good friend is lying to me?
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Speaker 33: No?
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Speaker 12: I don't. So maybe it's a malfunction and human perception.
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Speaker 14: You know, maybe our brains are like my phone, and
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Speaker 14: you know, every ten thousand hours there, you know, there's
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Speaker 14: a glitch in it, and people see crazy things. But
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Speaker 14: I don't think that, you know, especially you know, one
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Speaker 14: of the most convincing things in the most recent congressional
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Speaker 14: hearing was that UAP video off the coast of Yemen
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Speaker 14: that Congressman Burlison showed, you know, which is you know,
53:54
Speaker 14: and you say to yourself, Okay, what are the chances that,
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Speaker 14: first of all, one drone would lock onto this thing
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Speaker 14: that wasn't there? What is the possibility that another drone
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Speaker 14: breaks up into several pieces? You know, you just keep piling,
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Speaker 14: you know, one absurdity onto another, and you just got
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Speaker 14: to say, hey, maybe this stuff is real.
54:30
Speaker 4: The truth is out there. Will we ever find it?
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Speaker 1: Will it ever be disclosed by anybody in authority.
54:38
Speaker 12: You know, it's a great question.
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