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August 11, 2026 (Hour 2) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: My how the years have flown. But there was a
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Speaker 1: time back in my prime when I could really hold my.
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Speaker 2: If you want a fight tonight, I guess those boys
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Speaker 2: gonna look gonna ad tough. I ain't as good as
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Speaker 2: I once was, but I'm as good once as.
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Speaker 1: I ever loved.
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Speaker 2: I used to be Hello Wes, back when I was younger. Man.
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Speaker 2: Now my body says, he you can't do this, boy,
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Speaker 2: but my pride says, oh, yes you can. I ain't
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Speaker 2: as good as I once was. That's just the cold,
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Speaker 2: hard truth. I still throw a few back talk, a
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Speaker 2: little smack when I'm feeling bulletproof.
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Speaker 3: Down the pre Zonerzon and you can hear Aggie football on.
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Speaker 4: You're on your own. This is CAZy. Any colleage station Bryant.
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Speaker 1: welcome back, Thanks for being with us on this Tuesday afternoon.
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Speaker 1: This portion of the program is brought to you by
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Speaker 1: the Dollar Floor Store. We have Astros baseball coming up tonight.
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Speaker 1: They are playing the Giants. We'll talk about baseball here
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Speaker 1: in just a minute. Scott Clint Dinnon will be with
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Speaker 1: us tomorrow. Mallory will be back with us tomorrow. She
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Speaker 1: is coming up here in a half hour, give or take. Thursday,
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Speaker 1: another high school report. I hope you heard the first
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Speaker 1: one of the fall season in the first hour. If
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Speaker 1: you did, and I'm not sure what's wrong with you.
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Speaker 1: By the way, you can always catch up on our
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Speaker 1: website at Chiphoward dot com or Zone eleven fifty dot com,
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Speaker 1: either one. We podcast the shows we put up, feature
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Speaker 1: interviews on the interview page. We've got the outdoor site
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Speaker 1: up there with pictures and interviews. We've got the Clark
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Speaker 1: Eisenhower Outdoor Edition on Thursday. Friday, Young Ryan will be
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Speaker 1: in and next Monday we'll start the writers roundtable. The
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Speaker 1: Venerable Robert Sestem will be back with Rusty and b
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Speaker 1: And that's always a sign that football season's right around
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Speaker 1: the corner. So we got that going on for us,
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Speaker 1: which is nice. Coming up, we're gonna hear from Texas
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Speaker 1: A and M offensive coordinator Hobin Wiggins, who met with
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Speaker 1: the media today. Tomorrow, we'll hear from Lal hemp Hill,
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Speaker 1: the defensive coordinator. He also met today. So we got
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Speaker 1: that going on for us. The Aggie football team working
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Speaker 1: out tomorrow. They worked out last night and they will
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Speaker 1: work out tomorrow morning and then all so on Thursday morning.
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Speaker 1: And Marcel Reid is going to be made available tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: so we'll be hearing from him at some point. Northwestern's
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Speaker 1: football program has received a thirty five million dollar commitment
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Speaker 1: over the next three years, a donation intended for football,
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Speaker 1: including recruiting support. According to the news release from the school,
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Speaker 1: the gift will help student athlete development, operational priorities, recruiting,
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Speaker 1: and strategic investments designed to position Northwestern football for sustained
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Speaker 1: success in the Big Ten. See when a team like
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Speaker 1: Indiana wins the national championship, every single team, and I'm
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Speaker 1: not saying they shouldn't, but every single team is saying, well,
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Speaker 1: if Indiana can win, we can win. There's one big
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Speaker 1: problem with that. They don't have Indiana's coach. Northwestern trying
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Speaker 1: to catch up financially. That's in football. Northwestern has money.
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Speaker 1: They just built a state of the art football stadium
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Speaker 1: and facility privately funded. It's called Ryan Field because the
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Speaker 1: Ryans donated the vast majority of the eight hundred and
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Speaker 1: fifty million dollar project. It's like, Hey, Indiana's just right
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Speaker 1: down the road. They've never won anything. In fact, they've
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Speaker 1: been one of the worst teams in the history of
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Speaker 1: college football. They just went seventeen and oh and won
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Speaker 1: the National champion and chip. All it takes is money,
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Speaker 1: you know that New York Mets have said that for years.
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Speaker 1: A bunch of NFL teams have said that for years.
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Speaker 1: That's not true, that all it takes is money. It helps,
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Speaker 1: don't get me wrong. Money always helps, but there's got
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Speaker 1: to be a little bit more than that, and it'll
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Speaker 1: be interesting. You know, one time Northwestern was very competitive.
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Speaker 1: Pat Fitzgerald, he got accused of being hard on players,
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Speaker 1: got fired. I think reached a settlement out of court
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Speaker 1: if I'm not mistaken, But the program hasn't been the same.
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Speaker 1: In baseball, the Rangers scored three in the tenth last
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Speaker 1: night beat the Angels four to one. Mike Trout's early
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Speaker 1: home run was the lone run for the Angels. Brandon Nemo,
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Speaker 1: who has been very good lately, had the go ahead
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Speaker 1: RBI single in the tenth, then Berger followed with a
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Speaker 1: two run single. The Rangers scored three in the tenth,
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Speaker 1: one four to one. Jacob Latz another save. Corey Seegers
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Speaker 1: won for three and had a three run homer just
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Speaker 1: stolen from him over the right field fence. Great play
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Speaker 1: by Meckler and took a three run shot away. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: the Astros was pretty identical. They scored three in the tent,
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Speaker 1: had beat the Giant six to three, and they got
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Speaker 1: a game time one out home run in the top
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Speaker 1: of the ninth inning from Smith and then won it
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Speaker 1: with three runs in the tenth. Was Newsky had a
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Speaker 1: good outing seven innings, five hits, three earned runs. Josh
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Speaker 1: Hader had two innings of relief to get the win.
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Speaker 1: So tonight we've got Astros. Baseball starts at eight forty five.
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Speaker 1: The game starts at date forty five. Hunter Brown is
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Speaker 1: on the mound the Rangers playing the Angels at eight
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Speaker 1: thirty eight. Don't tune in at eight forty five, you'll
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Speaker 1: miss the first seven minutes. Cody Bradford getting his second
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Speaker 1: start on the mound for the Rangers, and the Angels
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Speaker 1: thought that the Rangers scoring four runs and ten innings
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Speaker 1: was so horrible they fired their pitching coach, Mike Maddocks
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Speaker 1: and assistant pitching coach Darryl Scott and their bullpen coach.
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Speaker 1: Maddox was working on one year contract. Angel pitchers have
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Speaker 1: a four to five three er with the most walks
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Speaker 1: in the MLB, and obviously that's all Mike Maddox's fault
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Speaker 1: is when the pitchers are walking batters. That is the
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Speaker 1: least of the Angels problems. Mike Maddox is a terrific
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Speaker 1: pitching coach. I wish he were still with the Texas Rangers.
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Speaker 1: I think he is a great pitching coach, not a
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Speaker 1: good one, a great one. He will get a job,
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Speaker 1: may not be this year due to timing, but he'll
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Speaker 1: get a job without question. Again. I was very sad
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Speaker 1: when the Rangers let him go under the new regime.
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Speaker 1: But like I said, Doug, God, those Angel pictures kept
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Speaker 1: walking batters and you can't have that. So they'll get
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Speaker 1: a new pitching coach in and we'll tell the pictures
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Speaker 1: hey throw strikes. Mike Maddocks very simple. His philosophy get ahead,
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Speaker 1: stay ahead, use your head. That's a mattoxism. By the way,
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Speaker 1: brother Greg was you know, he was a fairly good
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Speaker 1: picture too. And Greg came to Rangers training camp several
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Speaker 1: years when his brother was a pitching coach kind of
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Speaker 1: hung out. Talked to the pitchers the Angels are just
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Speaker 1: a disaster. Talk with Rusty about this yesterday. Mike Trout's
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Speaker 1: got to be thinking, what was I thinking when I
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Speaker 1: committed long term to this team. Brutal and the Red
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Speaker 1: Sox are finally going to have catcher Adleie Rushman in
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Speaker 1: the lineup. He has had a left wrist issue since. Oh,
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Speaker 1: by the way, before I get there, big game, Nate
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Speaker 1: of Valdi put on the fifteen day DL yesterday before
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Speaker 1: the Rangers game. My gosh, every time you think this
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Speaker 1: team's getting healthy, their best pitcher with an elbow inflammation.
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Speaker 1: Never good for a pitcher. By the way, on the
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Speaker 1: fifteen day DL yesterday, Brutal okay Atlie Rushman, he's had
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Speaker 1: left wrist issues since before the trade. He's probably thinking, yeah,
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Speaker 1: activating so I can face Dylan c So to the
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Speaker 1: Blue Jays tonight. The Red Sox Scott Rushman at the
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Speaker 1: trade deadline from the Orioles. It's part of a seven
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Speaker 1: player deal. He just completed a two game minor league
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Speaker 1: rehab in Triple A, so he's up, and I think
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Speaker 1: the Red Sox now all of a sudden have lost
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Speaker 1: their in a row, but weird, weird stuff last night
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Speaker 1: against Toronto. I can't explain all of it. I've watched
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Speaker 1: the video. I've seen the explanations. It's just fifteen minute delay.
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Speaker 1: A double play, wasn't a double play, run scored, wasn't
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Speaker 1: a run scored. Fly ball that was caught wasn't caught
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Speaker 1: hit a bat. Oh my gosh, you'll have to just
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Speaker 1: do all that for yourself if you care. I heard
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Speaker 1: Jokeshi had talking to Louis about it this morning. And
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Speaker 1: this time of year, you're hoping stuff like this happens.
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Speaker 1: It is the dog days. We're officially the dog Days. Okay.
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Speaker 1: ESPN had the OHO this weekend. That's right in the
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Speaker 1: middle of the dog Days. You know, it's the dog days.
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Speaker 1: It's hot almost everywhere. It's August. Teams are grinding right now, grinding.
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Speaker 1: So go online. You can see it easy, just google
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Speaker 1: something wild scene with Toronto, Boston or whatever. They had
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Speaker 1: to call New York Kadegetty ruling. Nobody knew the rule.
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Speaker 4: And it was.
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Speaker 1: A lot of strange things going on. All right, enough
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Speaker 1: of that, we're going to hear from Holman Wiggins, the
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Speaker 1: New Offensive coordinator for the Aggies. Let's listen to what
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Speaker 1: he had to say this morning out of A and.
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Speaker 4: M here with David Coach Wiggins, how would you assess
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Speaker 4: your style?
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Speaker 5: And let me preface it by saying, is it based
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Speaker 5: on the personnel that you have and how or is
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Speaker 5: it going to be more As you go on, you'll
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Speaker 5: kind of figure out a float to the way you
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Speaker 5: want your offense to look.
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Speaker 6: No, I think pretty much any good coach is going
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Speaker 6: to try to tailor everything that they do to the
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Speaker 6: players and the personnel that they have. So for us
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Speaker 6: as looking at what our guys do well, trying to
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Speaker 6: put those guys in a great position to be successful
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Speaker 6: and make that happen.
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Speaker 4: I think we have some really good pieces.
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Speaker 6: I'm excited about him, and you know, over five days
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Speaker 6: or five practices through camp and we're starting to fish
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Speaker 6: some things out on.
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Speaker 4: The left Tony than Alex.
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Speaker 7: Coach Obviously coming out of the first early practices, Terry
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Speaker 7: Bussey seems to have getten a lot of attention, a
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Speaker 7: lot of phrase from your vantage point, have you kind
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Speaker 7: of seen his growth and development kind of match that
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Speaker 7: conversation and just what is his ability to kind of
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Speaker 7: open this offense, if he kind of gets to his
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Speaker 7: peak where he could.
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Speaker 6: Be well, there's no doubt that, you know, Terry Bussey
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Speaker 6: kind of came in with a lot of praise being
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Speaker 6: a Gatoraye Player of the Year and some of the
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Speaker 6: things that he did attemptsing. The biggest handcuff for him
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Speaker 6: is the fact that, you know, injuries, you know, you
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Speaker 6: get to a spring where he's figuring out how to
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Speaker 6: play receiver and the second practice, you know, gets a hamstring,
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Speaker 6: not able to do anything else in that kind of
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Speaker 6: first spring that he had. Now getting a chance to
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Speaker 6: kind of stay healthy. Smart player, tough player, brings a
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Speaker 6: different a definite different dimension and kind of what we're doing.
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Speaker 4: Has the ability to carry the ball, plays big in space,
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Speaker 4: some really good explosiveness.
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Speaker 6: So we're excited about Bussy and where he's at because
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Speaker 6: he's picking up exactly what we're trying to do.
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Speaker 8: Alex hey Holman Ruben was pretty open with us last
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Speaker 8: week about some of the areas that he's seeking to
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Speaker 8: grow in, particularly stumbling in some of his runs. I'm
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Speaker 8: just curious how you've seen him work on improving in
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Speaker 8: those areas in particular, and just kind of what it
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Speaker 8: says about him that he's you know, trying to improve
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Speaker 8: those ways as a veteran.
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Speaker 6: The great thing to see about that is the fact
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Speaker 6: that Ruben cares. You know, he has an idea of
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Speaker 6: what he sees himself to be and I know he
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Speaker 6: didn't feel like he kind of you know, played to
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Speaker 6: that standard. But you know, this spring, this summer, and
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Speaker 6: actually this fall camp, he's done an amazing job of
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Speaker 6: kind of you know, making sure that he felt like
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Speaker 6: some of these spots where he knew he was good
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Speaker 6: at kind of made him weaknesses.
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Speaker 4: Now he's kind of making those strengths.
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Speaker 6: You see his body balance, you know, he's built his
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Speaker 6: body up, and that was one of the biggest things
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Speaker 6: when he first got.
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Speaker 4: Here, kind of you know, got a little overweight. You know.
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Speaker 6: Now you see him being able to hit the hole,
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Speaker 6: and I think he wants to see it. So he's
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Speaker 6: coming back and trying to take input. Coach, what did
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Speaker 6: you see there? Coach Taylor and also coach Krotski are
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Speaker 6: doing an amazing job with him as well.
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Speaker 8: And just as this offensive line continues to come together,
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Speaker 8: just what would have been your impressions of the competition,
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Speaker 8: particularly at guard and then at left tackle.
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Speaker 6: Well, there's there's competition all over the place, and the
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Speaker 6: biggest thing for us is we talked about making sure
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Speaker 6: that we run the ball consistently, and we made an
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Speaker 6: effort to kind of tell our guys that doesn't just
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Speaker 6: start with the offensive line.
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Speaker 4: You know, that's a.
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Speaker 6: Quarterback carrying out the fakes. That's our running backs kind
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Speaker 6: of seeing pressing a whole. That's our receivers trying to
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Speaker 6: bully the perimeter. That's also our tight ends trying to
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Speaker 6: you know, play hard within the corps. But the offensive
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Speaker 6: line has done a great job taking on that stress
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Speaker 6: and doing a great job of coming out and trying
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Speaker 6: to make sure that they moved the line of scrimmage,
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Speaker 6: you know, anchor there and control the tempo because they
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Speaker 6: control a lot of what we do.
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Speaker 4: On the right side.
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Speaker 9: Oland and then Travis, Yeah, coach, we're in Tampa for
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Speaker 9: SEC media days. Marcel told us that it's going to
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Speaker 9: be rolling out more, moving the pocket more. How do
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Speaker 9: you envision that benefiting and the team?
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Speaker 6: Well, I think a lot of defenses has seen how
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Speaker 6: athletic the quarterback is right and for us, that gives
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Speaker 6: us the ability to be able to put him on
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Speaker 6: a perimeter.
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Speaker 4: Kind of change the launch point, especially for defenses.
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Speaker 6: To try to t off on on us and actually
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Speaker 6: see the quarterback in just one spot. So for us,
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Speaker 6: that has always been the owners to be able to
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Speaker 6: make sure that we can sit there, drop back in
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Speaker 6: the pocket, has some quick game, move the pocket and
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Speaker 6: change those launch points because we play some animals in
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Speaker 6: this league, and if you're just staying off on one spot,
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Speaker 6: that gives those guys the advantage.
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Speaker 4: So we're trying to take a little bit of that back.
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Speaker 10: Travis Yelman seems like Cohen Echols is the guy that
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Speaker 10: y'all are using on different parts of the line. What
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Speaker 10: is about his game that.
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Speaker 4: Proves that he can accomplish that.
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Speaker 6: Well, it starts with him being a smart player. You know,
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Speaker 6: he has the ability and the capacity to go out
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Speaker 6: there and learn multiple spots. Also, he's a high try guy,
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Speaker 6: right which for us, we're going to be an effort regime,
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Speaker 6: and he's doing a great job, you know, showing a
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Speaker 6: championship effort, straining his tail off and learning kind of
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Speaker 6: exactly what we're doing. So it's been great to see Cohen,
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Speaker 6: you know, manifest some of the things that he wanted
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Speaker 6: to do here, you know, and we need that. We
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Speaker 6: need him the anchor. We need depth in the offensive line.
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Speaker 6: We need guys that are going to strain. We need smart,
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Speaker 6: dependable players, and he's definitely one of those.
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Speaker 10: And then, adjacent to your purview, what is the place
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Speaker 10: kicking battle bit looked like? So far from your vantage point.
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Speaker 4: I'll leave the place he gat battles to Coach Doherty,
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Speaker 4: I'm left side with Kaid. Hey, Coach, I just want
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Speaker 4: to ask you a little bit about the running back room.
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Speaker 11: I know you talked a little bit about Ruben, but
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Speaker 11: really that group as a whole, how have you seen
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Speaker 11: them develop from your perspective.
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Speaker 4: You know, one week into camp?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well you talk about the stable, I think as
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Speaker 6: a collective man, that's a tremendous group. Me being an
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Speaker 6: old running back, I know, I always try to kind
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Speaker 6: of filter in there and kind of see what those
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Speaker 6: guys are doing. Rubin has done a great job of
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Speaker 6: kind of grabbing a bull bottle horns and showing some
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Speaker 6: maturity and some leadership in the room Jamari and Morrow.
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Speaker 6: He's continued to kind of be the guy that we
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Speaker 6: think he is. He's quick, fast, he's smart, he's tough.
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Speaker 6: He's doing a great job, had some big runs this camp.
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Speaker 6: Hopefully he'll continue to kind of stay steady. Also, we've
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Speaker 6: been getting some stuff from Tiger Ryden, who was a
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Speaker 6: guy that you know, in my opinion, shocked me kind
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Speaker 6: of coming in because we didn't see much of them
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Speaker 6: fall camp, and you know, a couple of injuries kind
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Speaker 6: of held him out, and now you get a chance
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Speaker 6: to see him. He's a big, powerful guy that kind
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Speaker 6: of gives us a little different dimension, a little change
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Speaker 6: up as a big back. And then our two freshmen
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Speaker 6: have done a really good job of coming in and
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Speaker 6: starting to figure things out. kJ you know, he was
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Speaker 6: injured a little bit in the spring. Now he's been healthy,
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Speaker 6: has added some weight. You know, that's a tribute to
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Speaker 6: coach Moffatt and his team and what they've done. But
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Speaker 6: you see all of those things kind of playoff. He's
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Speaker 6: lightning in a bottle, has a chance to basically stretch
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Speaker 6: the field vertically and horizontally.
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Speaker 4: Can help us in the past game.
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Speaker 6: And then Carson Baker has done a phenomenal job making
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Speaker 6: sure that he's understanding kind of what we're doing. I
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Speaker 6: think now things are slowing down from a spring in
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Speaker 6: a summer. So now he can sit there and understand
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Speaker 6: exactly kind of what we're doing, and you're seeing those
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Speaker 6: things pay off in practice.
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Speaker 8: Steall loves ho with Alex, I want to ask you
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Speaker 8: just what your impression of Marshall has been through this
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Speaker 8: first week. Things he's done well, things you guys have
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Speaker 8: talked about, continued areas of improvement for him.
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Speaker 4: I think for him, he stayed steady.
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Speaker 6: You know, the biggest thing for us was making those
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Speaker 6: consistent improvements and daily deposits that he can make. So
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Speaker 6: he's up there studying and getting extra film. He's up
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Speaker 6: there trying to understand exactly what we're asking him to
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Speaker 6: do in the game plan and what's in the system,
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Speaker 6: and we're trying to tailor everything to his skill set.
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Speaker 6: And now you see him doing some stuff and actually
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Speaker 6: taking more command of the offense because there's a more
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Speaker 6: understanding of what it is. And I think a lot
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Speaker 6: of that comes with experience and also time on a job.
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Speaker 6: So he's continuing to build confidence through our practices.
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Speaker 12: I'm right how with Carter hey Holman, what did you
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Speaker 12: learn maybe from your time at Alabama about juggling so
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Speaker 12: many options that wide receiver and how difficult do you
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Speaker 12: think that will be the carve out roles and rotations
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Speaker 12: for a room that looks as deep.
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Speaker 6: Coach Saban used to always say, it's hard to be
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Speaker 6: a good coach if you don't have good players, you know,
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Speaker 6: and that's you know, a great thing to feel like, Hey,
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Speaker 6: we have, you know, a ton of players in that
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Speaker 6: receiver room that we feel I can kind of give
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Speaker 6: us the ability to go out and play really good ball.
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Speaker 4: In the SEC.
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Speaker 6: The biggest thing is putting our best eleven out there,
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Speaker 6: you know, And whether that's through different personnel or different packages,
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Speaker 6: we're gonna find ways to get playmakers.
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Speaker 4: On the field.
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Speaker 12: Coach Elco mentioned that you'd had some experienced ca plays
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Speaker 12: in spring game and some practices.
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Speaker 4: Has that helped you at all this offseason? And absolutely absolutely.
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Speaker 6: I think, you know, you get confidence through a lot
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Speaker 6: of the things that you try to rep in a submission.
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Speaker 6: I remember, you know, calling one of our spring games
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Speaker 6: at Alabama and Coach Staban and we were inside to ten.
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Speaker 6: I kept running the ball and he said, you're calling
22:35
Speaker 6: plays like an old line coach and got on me
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Speaker 6: a little bit. And it's just you know, a learning process,
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Speaker 6: and for the most thing is trying to figure out
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Speaker 6: exactly what we need, trying to stay one step ahead,
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Speaker 6: because all of it is a chess match, but all
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Speaker 6: of that plays a part in my journey and my experience,
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Speaker 6: and it's been lovely to see and I'm excited about.
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Speaker 4: It all the way. In the back with landing.
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Speaker 11: How to coach a question about the receiver room in there,
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Speaker 11: you mentioned about that depth, but some of the young guys,
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Speaker 11: especially Aaron Gregory and Matt Williams, have really stepped up.
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Speaker 11: What have you seen from those guys and what kind
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Speaker 11: of role do you see for them in the fall.
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Speaker 6: I think as they continue to show promise, I think
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Speaker 6: the roles will continue to grow for both guys. Right,
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Speaker 6: And He's not only they are not only the only
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Speaker 6: freshman in the room. Jayden Warren has also showed some flashes.
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Speaker 6: So it's exciting to see those freshman guys kind of
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Speaker 6: come in, kind of see some of those older guys
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Speaker 6: and see how they kind of go about their business.
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Speaker 6: And it's been great also as we kind of get
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Speaker 6: to fall camp, getting the pads on and those guys
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Speaker 6: fill in the heat and exactly kind of what it
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Speaker 6: is but also just trying to build consist consistency within
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Speaker 6: that group. Matt Williams, we knew that he had super
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Speaker 6: elite traits tracking the ball. He's now starting to play
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Speaker 6: faster because there's more of an understanding of what he's doing.
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Speaker 6: Aaron Gregory, we knew that he was a guy that
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Speaker 6: could stop and start, could play the ball really good
23:46
Speaker 6: position flex So now he's learning multiple positions because he
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Speaker 6: has that capacity. Jadan Warren was a guy that had
23:52
Speaker 6: unbelievable size, also a vertical stretch guy. You're seeing him
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Speaker 6: starting to play a little more powerful and actually played
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Speaker 6: the way that he looks. So I'm excited about that
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Speaker 6: young group of wideouts back in the front of Carter.
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Speaker 12: I know Marcel's talked about wanting to kind of limit
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Speaker 12: the interceptions after having twelve last year.
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Speaker 4: Yes, doesn't seem like he's had many. In the practices
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Speaker 4: we've watched. What have you kind of.
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Speaker 12: Seen from him that area just taking care of the football.
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Speaker 6: Well, that's a huge emphasis on what we're trying to
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Speaker 6: do right because turnovers played a huge part as well
24:19
Speaker 6: as penalties and us running the ball consistently. But it
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Speaker 6: starts with the quarterback, right we're trying to put the
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Speaker 6: ball in play, but also we're not trying to put
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Speaker 6: the ball at risk. So if we can go out
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Speaker 6: there and limit some of those things, right, the biggest
24:30
Speaker 6: thing is not putting ourselves.
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Speaker 4: At a disadvantage.
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Speaker 6: So if he can do that, that'll give us the
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Speaker 6: competitive advantages that we need.
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Speaker 4: Back to that with Nick.
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Speaker 5: The loco got Houston Thomas, I'm just wondering what you've
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Speaker 5: seen for him so far in camp and also what
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Speaker 5: kind of role do you maybe hope that he carves
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Speaker 5: out for himself.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, Houston, right, we knew that he was a
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Speaker 6: big athletic pass catching tight end that also can dabble
24:51
Speaker 6: in the in the run game. He's done or an
24:56
Speaker 6: exceptional job of building his body up to play in
24:59
Speaker 6: this league, right, So now he's carrying her out two
25:01
Speaker 6: earned fifty to two earned fifty five pounds kind of
25:03
Speaker 6: on a frame that he hadn't been used to. So
25:06
Speaker 6: in the spring, I think he was getting used to
25:08
Speaker 6: kind of how that felt. In the summer, I think
25:10
Speaker 6: there was a little bit of some comfort kind of
25:12
Speaker 6: starting to build. Now right in fall camp, I think
25:15
Speaker 6: he knows exactly kind of what that is and he's
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Speaker 6: a great, great guy that can basically balance kind of
25:19
Speaker 6: out of both. He gives us a little bit of
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Speaker 6: a threat as a pass caster. Now he's starting to
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Speaker 6: mix some things up in a run game. Just as
25:24
Speaker 6: far as kind of getting his nose dirty and straining
25:26
Speaker 6: and showing us that effort that we need day to
25:28
Speaker 6: day for us to be as successful as we can be, and.
25:30
Speaker 5: To piggyback off Carter's question in the front of a
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Speaker 5: play calling just how is this maybe this off season
25:36
Speaker 5: in the camp been a little bit different for you?
25:38
Speaker 5: We saw you the spring so hands on just in
25:40
Speaker 5: drills and stuff like that.
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Speaker 4: How have you?
25:42
Speaker 5: I guess we're trying to balance both those things and
25:44
Speaker 5: maybe how again, how does camp maybe look different with
25:46
Speaker 5: that play calling role added?
25:47
Speaker 4: Well, there's always the balance.
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Speaker 6: Well, me being a walk around, I'm trying to figure
25:50
Speaker 6: out like different spots, and I want to make sure
25:52
Speaker 6: that I'm present right getting a chance to kind of
25:54
Speaker 6: know what other guys are doing and actually see what
25:56
Speaker 6: some of those guys are doing. I think me being
25:58
Speaker 6: around shows those guys that you know, there's some importance there.
26:02
Speaker 6: Just as far as the play calling, like it continues
26:04
Speaker 6: to kind of just be confidence and comfort in what
26:06
Speaker 6: we're trying to do. Right, we feel like we got
26:09
Speaker 6: really good Clay. Just as far as the nucleus, the
26:11
Speaker 6: guys that we have. We have a quarterback that has
26:14
Speaker 6: a ton of experience in the league. We have some
26:15
Speaker 6: offensive linemen that have a ton of experiences in this league,
26:18
Speaker 6: and those are gonna be guys that we're going to
26:19
Speaker 6: lean on as well as you know, our coaches in
26:21
Speaker 6: the room. I think, you know, we have a melting
26:23
Speaker 6: pot of ideas. We're putting the right ideas in place
26:25
Speaker 6: for our guys to be the best offense that they
26:28
Speaker 6: can be this season.
26:29
Speaker 8: Back of Travis Helman.
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Speaker 10: At media Day's Elko mentioned bringing in Joey Lynch and
26:38
Speaker 10: Marcell for the first time having a dedicated quarterback coach
26:40
Speaker 10: that isn't splitting duties. How have you maybe seen him
26:42
Speaker 10: developed by having the ability to work.
26:44
Speaker 4: With you but then also have his own position coach
26:47
Speaker 4: like that.
26:47
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's been great, right, you know, because you talk
26:49
Speaker 6: about coach Lynch, who's been a coordinator in this league,
26:52
Speaker 6: who's well versed in quarterback play but also has you know,
26:56
Speaker 6: a really great background just as far as developing quarterbacks
26:58
Speaker 6: and now you continue to see Marcel and his growth
27:01
Speaker 6: just as far as understanding kind of what we're doing.
27:04
Speaker 6: We're putting more on the quarterback, you know, this year,
27:07
Speaker 6: and we're asking more of the quarterback, and he's done
27:09
Speaker 6: a great job of understanding that but also making sure
27:12
Speaker 6: that he's ready for that. So I've seen kind of
27:14
Speaker 6: his game kind of take it to the next level.
27:16
Speaker 6: And I think that's a part of growth kind of
27:18
Speaker 6: on his part, him understanding that this is a year
27:20
Speaker 6: that he knows, hey, this offense is going to go
27:22
Speaker 6: as he goes, him kind of finding comfort and kind
27:26
Speaker 6: of what we're doing, but also him putting the time
27:27
Speaker 6: in right, Like it's hard to get results if you
27:30
Speaker 6: don't put the time in and you don't have the
27:31
Speaker 6: right kind of habits, and he's developing all of those.
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Speaker 1: That's the new offensive coordinator, Holman Wiggins, who met with
27:38
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27:43
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Speaker 18: Of course, Oh that's right.
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Speaker 18: But she came to the high school. Interesting don't know
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Speaker 18: her at all, Okay, at all?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, anyways, did you know that apparently there are reports
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm not meaning to laugh because King Charles
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Speaker 18: Are UK radios no?
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Speaker 3: A UK radio station that mistakenly aired premature reports like.
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Speaker 18: King Charles died in May? Wow breach broadcast standards fake.
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Speaker 3: On May nineteenth, Radio Caroline aired three pre recorded segments
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Speaker 3: Wow of Communication said it received two complaints two.
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Speaker 4: Too.
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Speaker 1: So I've got more listeners than this radio show does.
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Speaker 1: I got four more listeners than they do.
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Speaker 18: We gotta shake it. Up, you know, start reporting.
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Speaker 3: I'm just kidding, I guess, And apparently in the statement,
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Speaker 3: The national anthem was then played before the statements was repeated.
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Speaker 18: There was then about.
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Speaker 3: A sixteen minutes of silence.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 3: According to the moments of silence, regular program resumed after that.
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Speaker 3: The host apologized to the listeners about the thirty minutes
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Speaker 18: Was not dead.
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Speaker 1: I'm not dead yet played.
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Speaker 18: We have played an air. Well, now they have to
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Speaker 18: re record it when it actually does.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but I've been informed that we've played an air
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Speaker 18: I can't say that word. Yeah, so that was one
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Speaker 18: of the codes that was wow. In codes, there's two.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's a fairly big mistake. We strive every
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Speaker 1: day to present the truth, but that's a fairly big mistake.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I know that anything similar to that that I said
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Speaker 1: would produce three times the outrage because according to this story,
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Speaker 1: there's only two complaints and they're dead.
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Speaker 18: Sometimes.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean we've made mistakes, but not that big
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Speaker 1: a mistake.
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Speaker 3: We like to keep people spirital.
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Speaker 6: Wow.
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Speaker 1: Apparently Jenna bush Hagar showed up late for work today. No,
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Speaker 1: it was yesterday. The forty four year old missed her
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Speaker 1: usual appearance before joining shaneil Jones for that Fourth Hour.
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Speaker 1: She made it in time to co host the fourth Hour,
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Speaker 1: explaining her absence, I'm straight off a flight because I
38:23
Speaker 1: was in Maine with my family and my little nephew
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Speaker 1: got baptized. Ah, referring to her twin sister Barbara's two
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Speaker 1: year old son Edward.
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Speaker 18: I mean he got baptized in the middle of the week.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's a great question. Usually that happens on
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Speaker 1: a Sunday, and so she I guess didn't she know
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Speaker 1: that her flight was coming in at a certain time
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Speaker 1: on Monday and that she would miss part of the show.
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Speaker 1: Or it could be this. I'm just saying. She could
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Speaker 1: have been flying American airlines, I know, and you just
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Speaker 1: don't know when they're going to show up. Yeah. The
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Speaker 1: goods fine. The good news is she's fine.
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Speaker 18: Thank goodness.
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Speaker 1: The reason I threw that in is because we we
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Speaker 1: what else is new?
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Speaker 18: I mean, why did you pick that one?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Exactly so well, I bet they won't again in the future.
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Speaker 3: But Kate Beckinsdale, which we don't I.
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Speaker 18: Don't know if we ever have talked about.
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Speaker 1: We don't talk about her a lot, do we.
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Speaker 3: No, No, But she is opening up about the grief
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Speaker 3: and health issues she had, or she says, has contributed
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Speaker 18: She is a fifty she's fifty three.
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Speaker 3: Wow, it's great your old actress shared several messages she
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Speaker 18: In the past.
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Speaker 3: Was she in the Titanic and our Instagram stories on Saturday? Okay,
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Speaker 3: beck and Sale, I think that is her.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, she was in the Titanic.
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Speaker 18: Correct that sounds right?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so, And that also makes sense the
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Speaker 3: loosening up, the Ozimpic. You were defined, you were divine
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Speaker 18: Her stepfather, director Roy.
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Speaker 3: Batters Way batters Fee, I don't know, sorry, he died
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Speaker 18: So bement.
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Speaker 1: So lose weight, I guess. And some people gain weight
41:21
Speaker 1: right during stress.
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Speaker 3: When they are going through stress.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, guys, Yeah.
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Speaker 18: Here's a good thing.
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Speaker 3: You don't always need to comment on things.
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Speaker 18: I just to watch us comment.
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Speaker 1: Special last night on the Carpenters. You know, Karen Carpenter
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Speaker 1: You know, you could just see her, you know, year
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Speaker 1: but back then, uh, you know, our brother just said, hey,
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Speaker 1: name for it, right. Yeah. And and apparently she went
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Speaker 1: to try to get treatment for a couple of months
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Speaker 1: during this, came back from treatment and said, hey, I'm cured,
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Speaker 1: and Richard says, well, you're not cured. And she died
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Speaker 1: like a week later. You know, it was great.
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Speaker 3: Really, that's what it really messes up.
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Speaker 1: Well, you shut Yeah, it shuts down everything.
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Speaker 18: Yeah, everything shuts down. Yeah.
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Speaker 3: And even if you start to get better, it's very
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Speaker 1: of health issues, ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard is off
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Speaker 1: the tour. His health issues attributed to the band canceling
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Speaker 1: it's opening day at the Hollywood Bowl last week. The
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Speaker 1: Rolling Stone confirmed that the seventy seven year old Beard
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Speaker 1: would not continue on tour. They will have another one
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Speaker 1: fill in for the band. Billy Gibbons is still you know,
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Speaker 1: one of the originals. Obviously, let's see Dusty Hill, of course,
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Speaker 1: passed away a couple of three years ago. Maybe it's
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Speaker 1: been longer. Gibbons attributed the concert cancellation to quote insurmountable obstacles.
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Speaker 1: Beard is the second longest serving band member behind Gibbons.
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Speaker 1: Dusty Hill died in twenty twenty one, so it's been
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Speaker 1: five years. He had stepped away previously because of health issues,
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Speaker 1: so that doesn't really sound like he's coming back to
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Speaker 1: the band. Frankly, we'll see. Okay, your turn.
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Speaker 4: My turn, yeah, me, little me?
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Speaker 18: Oh, hold on, just messed up?
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Speaker 1: Sorry, Oh no.
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Speaker 18: Okay, I'm good, Okay, good, okay.
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Speaker 3: Dimmi Levado hit the premiere of Disney's Camp Rock three
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Speaker 3: with the Jonas Brothers and post for photos with her
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Speaker 3: ex Joe Jonas.
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Speaker 18: So if you didn't know this, Chip.
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Speaker 1: I did not camp Rog.
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Speaker 18: Camp Rog was popular. I think when I was in
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Speaker 18: high school.
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Speaker 3: Okay, be wrong, I know I had graduated.
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Speaker 18: Maybe I was in an early college two.
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Speaker 1: Thousand and eight, two thousand and eight, seventeen years graduating school.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Oh, didn't have to do that to me. But anyway, please, apparently,
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Speaker 3: as many of you know, Demmy isn't as I didn't
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Speaker 3: know this, but now we do know, isn't. She's an
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Speaker 3: executive producer of the film and has a cameo, so
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Speaker 3: she was one.
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Speaker 18: Of the lead actresses.
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Speaker 3: As the Jonas brothers the trio, Nick, Joe and Kevin
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Speaker 3: are not so surprisingly musicians in a popular.
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Speaker 18: Band called Connect three.
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Speaker 3: The Camp Rock franchise kicked off, as you said, twenty
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Speaker 3: two thousand and.
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Speaker 18: Eight, and now it's in the third installment.
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Speaker 3: The plots of Camp Rock three centers around Connect three
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Speaker 3: losing their opening act during their big reunion tour the
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Speaker 3: impact it has.
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Speaker 18: On the back.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to be sure and go and run to
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Speaker 1: see that movie and then I'll I'll tell you all
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Speaker 1: about it.
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Speaker 18: How about that sounds riveting? Not Connect three.
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Speaker 1: There's actually two movies out I want to see that
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Speaker 1: I haven't seen yet. One of them is The Odyssey,
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Speaker 1: you know, the huge Christopher Nolan film. It's got really
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Speaker 1: good reviews, people seem to like it, and I actually
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Speaker 1: want to go see the new Spider Man movie, which
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Speaker 1: has got really good reviews, and I haven't seen a
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Speaker 1: Spider Man movie since I think the original quite frankly, okay,
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Speaker 1: but the Odyssey is definitely on my list, So well,
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Speaker 1: i'll try to do that and give you a good
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Speaker 1: or a review. I don't know if we'd be good
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Speaker 1: or not, but i'll give you a review if I
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Speaker 1: make it. Just okay, this is really wild. A man
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Speaker 1: named Stephen Biebelhausen ran a mile in just over four
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Speaker 1: hours and seventeen minutes. Now, that's pretty good. I mean,
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Speaker 1: that's really good, right, running a mile and four hours
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Speaker 1: at seventeen minutes, I mean, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, four
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Speaker 1: minutes at seventeen seconds, I'm thinking, I'm thinking, I'm going, Wow,
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Speaker 1: that's a long mile. He ran a mile in in
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Speaker 1: four minutes, very baby, Well, okay, funny you should bring
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Speaker 1: this up. So I took it four minutes and seventeen seconds.
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Speaker 1: That's really good, right, Anything for four minutes is incredible.
47:08
Speaker 1: The world record was just broken like two weeks ago. Okay, anyway,
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Speaker 1: that's that's impressive. But he was toting his daughter in
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Speaker 1: a stroller, breaking the Guinness World Record for fastest mile
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Speaker 1: run with a stroller. I mean, I like that.
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Speaker 18: That's a record somewhere.
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Speaker 1: That this happened in Cleveland. Literally, I mean, he's really yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 18: That having the time of their life.
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. I mean they are rolling. Can you
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Speaker 1: imagine it's like, here we go, that's this aweso. And
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Speaker 1: let me see if it's if it says it's a
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Speaker 1: son or a daughter over the we kid his daughter. Okay,
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Speaker 1: so it doesn't say whether she slept through the whole
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Speaker 1: thing or not. But I'm telling you, four seventeen while
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Speaker 1: toning the stroller, either that or she's.
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Speaker 3: Like, Man, I really hope my dad doesn't expect this
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Speaker 3: kind of energy out of me when I get older.
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Speaker 10: I believe that.
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Speaker 1: I believe that I could run a ten to twelve
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Speaker 1: minute mile.
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Speaker 3: Imagine marrying into that family. I bet they do, but
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Speaker 3: they do half mirrors.
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Speaker 1: A lot's going to be expected of this little girl.
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Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. When she's able to run,
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Speaker 1: it's like, look.
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Speaker 18: For a runner.
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Speaker 1: I know I can't do it anymore. What do you
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Speaker 1: mean you can't do it anymore? I carried you a mile,
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Speaker 1: you know that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 18: I broke a record with you.
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Speaker 1: I broke a record. Hey uh. Oprah made a rare
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Speaker 1: public appearance with Steedman this week. It is the fortieth
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Speaker 1: anniversary of her talk show and event in Chicago over
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Speaker 1: the weekend, The seventy two year old Opah Parts of
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Speaker 1: Her were joined by the seventy five year old Steedman
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Speaker 1: as she celebrated at Chef Art Smith's restaurant reunion, with
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Speaker 1: the couple posing for photos shared by their TV producer
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Speaker 1: tagged fifteen year reunion for the Oprah Winfrey Show The
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Speaker 1: Best Segment. One surprise guest showed up. Graham, who works
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Speaker 1: as CEO of his own management and marketing firm, looked
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Speaker 1: dapper in a black suit with white shirt. Opah donned
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Speaker 1: a matching cream pinstripe blazer and pants. So what's the
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Speaker 1: last when's the last time we heard from Stedman? I
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Speaker 1: think she keeps him locked up in the basement. Quite frankly,
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Speaker 1: that's probably. That's just what I think. Let's do some birthdays,
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Speaker 1: shall we.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Sunday Sunday Birthday, David Steinberg turned eighty four. Oh the
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Speaker 1: great Sam Elliott. He's on Landman now and he is
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Speaker 1: just He's fantastic in everything he does. He turned eighty
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Speaker 1: two years young on Sunday. Melanie Griffith Parts of Her
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Speaker 1: turned sixty nine on Sunday. Barbara Mason turned seventy nine
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Speaker 1: on Sunday. Holdah, how old do you think? Hoda is?
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Speaker 4: Very?
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Speaker 1: Very few? Parts of Hodah sixty two on Sunday. Let's
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Speaker 1: see if there's anybody else I need to mention from Sunday. No,
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Speaker 1: that's probably not. Oh Anna Kendrick. I like her, like you.
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Speaker 18: Sure she's mean in real life? Oh?
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Speaker 1: I hate that. That's so unusual for an actor or actress.
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Speaker 1: She turned forty one Sunday. Oh, yesterday this guy speaking
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Speaker 1: of strange. Ian Anderson, the frontman for Jethro Tull, plays
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Speaker 1: the electric flute, dances around in a cape coat. Seventy
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Speaker 1: nine yesterday. Rosanna Arquette turned sixty seven yesterday. Antonio Benderis
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Speaker 1: turned sixty six yesterday. Parts of it. He's had good work. Oh,
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Speaker 1: Angie Harmon, she could act in her day. Angie turned
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Speaker 1: thirty four yesterday. How about that. Let's see if I've
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Speaker 1: got anybody else. Uh No, it's enough, all right. Let's
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Speaker 1: look at today, shall we. Jim Cale and the guests,
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Speaker 1: who is eighty three? They were just in Fort Worth
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Speaker 1: this weekend.
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Speaker 4: By the way, Nice.
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Speaker 1: John Conley, Oh, he had some hits. Turn turns eighty today.
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Speaker 1: Happy birthday, did John Conley?
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Speaker 18: Happy birthday?
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Speaker 3: Happy Birthday Byela Davis.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, I like her the hell I like her.
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Speaker 3: She's sixty one.
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Speaker 4: I like.
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Speaker 1: Let's see Joe Rogan, who would hurt himself if he
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Speaker 1: fell off. His pole of money is fifty nine today. Oh,
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Speaker 1: friend of the show and a gun from Breaking Bad
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Speaker 1: is fifty eight today?
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Speaker 3: Happy birthday?
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Speaker 4: Yeah?
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Speaker 18: What it's worth?
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Speaker 1: Oh? How old is he?
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Speaker 18: Well? You could you could compliment her if you wanted to.
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Speaker 18: I don't know what you were about to say.
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Speaker 1: No, No, that's good.
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Speaker 3: Okay, he's forty three.
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Speaker 1: Really, I don't know I have a twin. He doesn't.
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Speaker 1: They're just brothers, right.
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Speaker 4: Not twins.
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Speaker 18: He has a brother?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Liam.
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Speaker 18: He was married to Miley.
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Speaker 3: Cyrus a while ago.
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, of course. Uh, I'm glad you filled
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Speaker 1: me in on that because I don't know that.
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Speaker 13: Nemo bases loaded one out the one to one and
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