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Take A Flamin' Hot Bite! · The Sports Joc Show with Wayne Gandy

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No, it is enough. I don't have any serious shock and we hold
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the world ransom for excuse me while I whip this out. Broadcasting live and
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Atlanta, Georgia. This this is the Sports Shot Show with Wayne Gandy.
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You may vegan, I'm dang show. Frankly times it comes a month,
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isn't just I'm a doing I'm gonna go on the way you made Bill Vegan.
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Welcome, Welcome, Welco. You're listening to the Sports Shock Show.
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I'm the Sports Shock Wayne Gainey, Good morning to you. As we in
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the month of November rolling into a chilly, rainy weekend here in Atlanta,
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Georgia. But that just sets up for great college football conference finals all the
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way around. As I mentioned, if you listened on the show on Monday,
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remember you can catch a show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts. At the
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end of the show, but we spoke about how big the Oregon Washington game,
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which is tomorrow night, Friday night, so don't forget that Friday night
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used to mean go out. I don't know if it still means that to
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a lot of people, but it used to signify that it was time to
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go out. But as the world has evolved, things have changed the weekend.
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People really will go out any night. It's not just one of those
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designated Friday Saturday night kind of lifestyles anymore. But big weekend for college conference
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here in Atlanta, Georgia. You got the number one Bulldogs taking on the
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number eight Alabama Crimson Tide. Most of the top ten teams are as you
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would imagine to be in that position are in their conference finals. Louisville taking
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on Florida State, Michigan doing battle against is it Iowa, Iowa State or
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the brad who they're playing over, Yeah, Iowa, who's like number seventeen
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eighteen I think in the country as well. So you got a lot of
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good conference games coming up this weekend and it will reshuffle the deck. And
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it starts tomorrow night, and that's the big key. If Oregon wins against
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Washington, who's number three and undefeated, what happens if Florida State lose to
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Louisville or if those teams win, And the biggest question I think going into
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the weekend, say Michigan win, say Washington win, Say Florida State,
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but Alabama at eight beats Georgia at one, does the tie? Does an
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SEC champion not go to the playoffs. Now, that is something to ponder.
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Does an SEC champion the powerhouse of football right now, powerhouse of football
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college football for the live almost three decades. Really do they fall short or
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do you just move Georgia from one to four and act like Alabama did not
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beat them? But that is a big question for the weekend should be some
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great games. I'm gonna make it down to that Georgia Alabama game to try
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to catch it in person. Since you know my Auburn Tigers, I never
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know when they're gonna visit the SEC Championship again. So since it's only about
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eight to twelve miles to the Dome or excuse me to the Bens, I
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will definitely run down there and catch the game. Thursday Night Football, the
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Seahawks and the Cowboys are on deck to do battle tonight at eight point fifteen.
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The biggest story coming out of this, as my co host brought me
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the story, is the public's reaction to al Michaels. Al Michael's a legend
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and play by play commentating. He's been around done as big as sporting events
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as you can imagine, from Super Bowls to Olympics worked with Kurt Herbstreet.
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Kurt Herbstreet has had to defend al Michaels, which I command you, Greg,
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who's in the building with me, I Big Kenny, who's in the
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building with me today. Don't really grasp why Kurt Herbstreet has to fan al
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Michael when Kirk Herbstreet has not even still reached the level of what al Michaels
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has put together. But people are saying that al Michaels doesn't seem enthusiastic about
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the Thursday night game, and why should he? Is what I would have
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if anybody had sent me that text, or hit me on social media or
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asked me, I would have asked them that back. I know it's not
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good to answer a question with a question, that's terrible way to communicate,
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but my first response would have been, why should al Michaels sound enthusiastic about
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Thursday night football when most of us don't even watch Thursday night football? We
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really don't. It's become really a game that I think the fans of whatever
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two teams might be playing, but it's not in through The players don't play
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enthusiastically when I watch them. Those teams don't look like the teams I just
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saw the Sunday before because they just played. But you want al Michaels And
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I'm in the role al Michaels and Kurt Herbstreet. I do the Kurt Herbstreet
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job on Friday nights, and then I started doing it in college the color
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analysts. The game dictates a lot of your enthusiasm. The better the game,
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the better the players. And when I say the better the game,
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I'm not saying the game has to be fifty to fifty two. I'm talking
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about it just the better the game. So why would Kurt herb Street have
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to defend al Michaels And why would al Michaels need to show more enthusiasm.
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The seventy nine year old should be applauded for being able to continue the cadence
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of doing that job. It's a cadence and a memorization to that job that
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al Michaels was born in nineteen forty four. Man, he older than me.
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Good money, guys, but good my man comment, I mean forty
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four, Yeah, that's older than me. Al Michaels. Why is he?
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You know? And I get I'm not saying that you want your color
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coming to but he him being more excitable is not going to make the game
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better. And I'm wondering if it's the plat form. It buffers so much
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that Al might be excited. It just comes across as like calm and reserve.
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I'm not sure what they're hoping that he would do. I thought that
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part of the color commentating job was to inform us of who was doing what
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when, and he does that. Well, that's the difference in the job
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because right there is the Al Michaels is the play by play right, The
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play by play personality is never the color commentator is always supposed to be a
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little more excitable because that's the role, the John Madden role for you that
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don't that's what John Madden was a color commentator, color analysts, the play
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by play right and all right, now forgets what was the guy who worked
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with John Madden past summer on some Yeah, his was always more He almost
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sets up John and that's why I was maybe it's third and ten, we're
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down here in Dallas Stadium, Troyman and he should run the ball, and
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that's when that's how John look and he just goes through that look at the
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way that they know they are. Those are the two tempos. The play
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by play sets the table the color analysts feeds you. If that's really how
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it really goes? So uh But with al Michaels and legends of the game,
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give the man who's you know, to be doing the job. Sure,
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and he has been allowed and earned that he should not have to be
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enthusiastic on the Thursday night seventy seventy nine. Oh yeah, he probably think
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he's still on Sunday seventy nine at nine pm. He probably he thinks he
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think it's a Sunday night game. Harry, I sun it out of Dallas.
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It's wonderful. It's wonderful night in Dallas. Oh man. So yeah,
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that's where that is tonight. One thing I got, like a couple
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of things I am going to discuss periodically doing the show. I wanted to
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get off my chest, big Kenny, that I have realized over the last
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couple of months. The first is for you people out there that's driving around
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and I don't know whether you just don't know or you show busy as we
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all are in our cars, but turn your headlights on comanchat. I've noticed
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that it's a lot of driving around. When it was one or two I
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kind of brushed off. Now almost any night driving I've had experienced over the
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last couple of months, it's somebody driving with their lights off. And I
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know it's not a censor in the car, but it's part of driving one
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over one, yeah, is it not? Yeah? And see, I
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think it's two things that bother me about it. One, I think it's
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that people count too much on the automatic functions of automobiles. Surely the lights
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will cut on. It keeps me in a lane, Surely it'll cut the
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lights on for me. And then the other part is when you see people
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with the lights off. It used to be a thing that you would blink
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and let them know that the light's off. But now there's no code for
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turning your lights on. Is it when the car behind you? No,
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no, not behind you, but even even to try and warn them the
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people coming towards them. It's urban legend now that if you flash your lights
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that's some sort of gang initiation. Well, well, also flashing light typically
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means maybe there's a police trap. Yeah, yeah, I know a lot
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of times I see if I'm driving and somebody's flashing their light and my first
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thought is it's me. There's a police trap, so you slow down.
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Then they get you for not having your head lights on, but then Kenny
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California police are conducting an active investigation into Oklahoma City thunderguard Josh Giddy, who
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is alleged to be in an inappropriate relationship with an underage female. Now I
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could not google sir for some reason. When I went to type it in,
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I was like, now, if I typed this in and hit enter,
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well I pop up on FBI radar because I was going to type in
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is it illegal for a twenty one year old to date a sixteen seventeen year
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old? And I didn't know whether I was gonna end up with some you
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know how that old theory used to be if you went to the library and
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checked out as catcher in the ride, then heed the communists the yeah,
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something like that. So I was sitting there like I don't know the answer
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and tracking it. I'm still not sure of the answer. And if you
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are, hey god bless you. But I didn't know if it's illegal.
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Now I know it is illegal for the twenty one year old to have sexual
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relations with the sixteen year old in this country, but I didn't know is
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it illegal for the twenty one year old to date the sixteen year old?
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Old? Do any of you to know right off the top. The answer
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to that question. No, So I'm not the only one who no exactly
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you know, the sexual component, but we don't know is it illegal,
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right? And I believe that even that kind of interaction is governed differently state
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by state. There are some places where sixteen or seventeen is consent, they
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you know, have allowances, and then there are other places where it is
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strictly eighteen, and then that eighteen has to be with someone who is under
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twenty one but not dating, right, And That's what I'm saying. I
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don't we would have to do more strangely define dating. Now. These allegations
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surfaced on social media last week. It has been deleted. The post's original
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post was deleted. Someone recognized the young girl seen with Josh Giddy, who
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plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder, and some videos and photographs, and informed
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in authorities that she was in high school junior. Now, neither article that
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I read had her age. Giddy is twenty one years of age, but
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being in a picture going out on a date. The family of the young
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lady says they're not cooperating with the police, so it sounds like they didn't
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have a problem with their young daughter dating Josh, and really, I guess
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unless you can prove and the photos didn't say they was photos or videos of
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the two having intercourse. Unless you could prove that, I don't know by
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law that Josh broke the law, has committed a crime. And that was
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where I was sitting there about the type this end command. I was thinking,
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Oh, I don't know. I could probably type it in and maybe
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like we got something else on, you know, but you it would be
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definitely pop up defin oh man. And then there are there are a couple
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of a couple of photos that may suggest but it's not even I don't even
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know if because there was a something from a Snapchat account with him and there
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was a girl, I don't know if it was the girl in question.
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So I think some people may just be putting stuff out there to try to
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well steer this a certain way. Well and if the picture, if the
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picture is not something of they have no clothes on or something, then what
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And then even the roller coaster, That's what I said, I would really
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know is it just because he could he could kiss her? Right? I
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don't know, sports Jock. That's what I'm saying. Dating is that mean
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we just go to the movies. It's just platonic. Does that mean that
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we have romantic interaction like we kids? What else would that encompass? Because
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if intercourse is the only thing that prevents it from being a crime, then
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what are the things that lead up to that? So for an adult to
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be doing that with a child would be still considered by some offensive and a
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criminal and all of those things. But by the letter of the law is
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what we are talking about it, I'm really not sure. And then where
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are they? They're in Newport Beach, California. This is where a young
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lady is from. And as I when I read the story, I know
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there has to be about twenty years ago minimum, maybe twenty five when An
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according to Kovra, was fifteen sixteen. She was dating Sergey Federal, who
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was maybe about twenty twenty one, and they when they were not in America
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they could date, and when they would come here they had to pretend,
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pretend. So I do know in other countries this would not be something that
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of red flag was put on. But I didn't know, and still today
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as you two admit it, and I just was honest with myself. You
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know what you don't know, is it. Can you do that minus the
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sexual intercourse? Can you date of sixteen year old? When I think about
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it, was anything illegal with with a tiger. Tiger dated Kylie Jenner and
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he was twenty four, she was sixteen, so there was nothing. There
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were no legal ramifications from them dating. The sexual component very likely that it
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happened, but there was no investigation into that. So inter service looks and
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as I said, the young lady from at least at least now the family
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and the young lady are not cooperating with law enforcement. But Josh Giddy has
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been still allowed to play for the Oklahoma City Thunder. He's averaging twelve points
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the sports Shock Wing Candy, good morning, telling you. I hope you
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had a great night. We are here big Kenny, command you Greg in
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the building. Thursday Night football, the Seahawks fighting for their playoff lives taking
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on the Cowboys. Cowboys and Dak Prescott starting to look like an mv PTE.
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They got healthy on that offensive line. As I spoke about in the
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beginning of the season, that was their biggest problem to me offensively, they
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had like three start two starters out and one trying to finally get back.
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Now they're all in there playing well. The Cowboys look like they're on the
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path of ending up coming to somewhere like in Atlanta for a playoff game or
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New Orleans. So it's going to be one of those. The Cowboys are
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going to be eleven and five or eleven and six or twelve and five playing
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a seven and ten team on the road because they didn't win the division,
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being in the same division as the Eagles. So that's how that is shaping
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up. But when you look at this team tonight, it should be a
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good game. The Seahawks have an outside chance still of making the playoffs,
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but they got to get back to their winning ways. College football conference championships
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this weekend. Louisville, Florida State, Georgia, Bama, Oregon, Washington,
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Michigan, Iowa. Texas is playing who Comanche Oklahoma State. There we
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go. See. I was just making sure he was because he's from Oklahoma,
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so I was wondering. So Oklahoma State, I'm quite sure is reveling
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in the idea of knocking Texas out with a big law. So that is
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a great conference final weekend around the country Thursday night football. As I said,
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Seahawks, cow Boys. Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks owner, has
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decided to part his majority stake of the MAVs now. I'm reporting on this
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early in the show because I see some etching in the wall. I see
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the webs of deception. The Addamson family of the Las Vegas sans Casino,
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the Adamson and dwuo Mont families of the Lost Vegas says Casino. He keeps
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saying that three times, Gadie, we gotta go see this guy the Las
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Vegas Now, let me, let me, let me. Let's you see
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where my mind at Mark Cuban, who's been a champion of the Dallas Mavericks.
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Yes, it's been an owner who has been enthusiastic about his team and
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has consistently stayed and promoted his players, loved on them. Even let Dennis
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Rodman live in his guest house in one season. That's enough, right,
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you know what I'm saying. If he didn't do anything else. The fact
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that it was a whole off season of Rodman living in his guest house and
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he's still here, it's it's it's a good thing. Who's on this team
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for about twenty twenty one years. I think he bought the team. He
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bought it in two thousand, okay, twenty three years. He's on this
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team, bought it fresh out, fresh on the billionaire stroll. He bought
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the Mavericks. He was about forty when he got those billions, and that's
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what he went and bought with some of his money, the Mavericks for about
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three hundred million. He bought the team. Now, that's not even what
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I'm talking about, because when you sell teams, these people are billionaires.
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Anyway, I'm talking about the part of the Las Vegas group bought the Mavericks.
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You should start seeing the picture that Dallas. We got the Raiders,
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right, we got the A's, we got we got the Knights, we
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got the Aces. What are we missing? Oh? Joe and Joe Passi.
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Joe Passi in the NBA Joe Passi as the coach of NBA team.
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Now to do that, the Dallas Maverick owner Mark Cuban gave up majority stake
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but said he would stay around for total control of personnel moves. Say he's
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the governor of the team. And I'm saying it in this way to be
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like so Mark Cuban conscious is that I didn't sell the team and moved them
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to Las Vegas. They took the team. The Addamson do my families moved
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the team, moved the team. I tried to vote it down. I'm
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saying that because I was part of I got drafted, said the La Rams,
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the current owner of the Rams now staying Crunkie bought forty nine percent of
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the Rams, but for his forty nine percent, he said the team had
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to move to Saint Louis. So the owner Georgia Frontier didn't not move the
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team to Saint Louis. Remember, don't don't go down there, don't go
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to Bourbon Street and start wish doctor and me. I didn't move them.
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Don't need to talk to stand Stan moved them. Stand also moved them back
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to LA. He's still the current owner and moved them back to LA to
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that beautiful building. So I just wanted to make sure if you can,
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I'm not saying it's happening, And I don't know when the stadium writes,
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and I know it almost seems like something fictional that the Mavericks wouldn't move,
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but it sets up for the stadium rights fall out or in which is always
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when teams love to move. Now, go ask the Braves. They just
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change. They move across town. Why because the ted the stadium rights ran
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out and basically we can leave now without penance. And they did it so
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quiet, So it could be the other way though Mark Cuban has lobbied for
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gambling to become legal in Texas, so it could be the sayings we've been
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spanding, we've been greasing up some politician in Texas. He's about to pull
33:24
the trigger on gambling, and you might as well bring it to the Maverick
33:30
Stadium first. It just seems to be some very interesting parts of this and
33:36
something else is going to happen. That's all I want to make. Either
33:38
they moving to Vegas or like you said, well your second thought is what
33:43
I've been telling everyone. Anyway, another decade or two, I won't even
33:47
say two, another ten to fifteen years. I told you, I go
33:51
to these places, these stadiums, and you mess around and hit the wrong
33:54
button and just be on a floor that is empty, and you'd be like,
33:59
well, why did it build a whole floor of emptiness? They are
34:02
building these new places with the idea that it will eventually be used, that
34:07
there will be a casino in them. That's why you see each year more
34:13
and more places there. There. There's advertising says something Harris Casino, Cherokee
34:22
Casino. Something they're doing normalize. They're trying to get it in your accept
34:28
it, especially in what we call or deemed the Bible Belt States. So
34:37
you might not be paying attention, but one day you swipe your or whatever
34:40
it is, little ticket and walk in and here we got a winner over
34:49
here. You'd be like, hold on hold on, I'm gonna catch you.
34:52
I'm gonna catch it at halftime up in the foot. Then your wife
34:53
or your husband is like, hey, who had won the game? But
34:58
I thought you said you and Big Command your great, we're going to the
35:00
game. Yeah, but uh, he got hot on the table. He
35:05
got hot on the table. And I don't know who won the game,
35:07
but I know we won. And that's how it'll be in those places would
35:13
be because the whole concept is that it's just to be a twenty four venue
35:16
and you'll be able to come in. You might not have a ticket to
35:20
the game, but you'll be able to come in and go to the casino
35:22
park right. The stadium will just be a big It would be something set
35:25
up like in Vegas, like right where you go through, those who go
35:30
into the game go through this entrance with their ticket, and everybody else keep
35:32
going to the carnival park right that hotel next to the Bens. And if
35:37
it happened soon, what you'll do is you're bumping to my mom the casino
35:43
park, right, but the hotel nex to the Bends, it's a hard
35:46
rock casine, the hard rock hotel. I feel like there are they trying
35:51
to get DIBs on what's going on already, the deal already like, look,
35:59
we're coming in twenty two seven, so I'm gonna go ahead and buy
36:02
in now, and we'll build the tunnel that goes straight to your stadium from
36:09
our casino. And when you pull in and ask for a room and you
36:15
don't see any cars out there, and they're like, well, we're out
36:17
of rooms. What they're basically saying is floor seven through twenty. Right,
36:23
it's casino, really really only we only got like three rooms of floor,
36:29
three floors of rooms. The rest of it we're just waiting to fill in.
36:34
So but Mark Cuban getting in early as governor. As governor and I'm
36:39
controlling interesting. I told you I had a couple of things I need to
36:43
get off my chests today. One was the headlights. The secondest our man
36:49
t I cut king off, put him off, TI Son tried to wrestle
36:54
him or fight him. At the Falcon game on Sunday, I was reading
36:58
I don't get a lot of posts, but people sent it to me,
37:00
and I was thinking, you know, wrong folks should be treated wrongly.
37:06
So if you want to listen to me, then get out right getting that
37:10
what you do with your kids when they decide they don't want to listen to
37:14
you? Yeah, I guess. I guess because my kids got to be
37:17
they on the clock already paying close attention. You know what's that? You
37:25
got your high school diploma? All right? College is next. But that's
37:29
a move out. And since he's seeking to live in the hood, wasn't
37:35
that what the whole disagreement was. Did y'all see the video? I didn't
37:37
see the video video. I was talking about it that he was his dad
37:43
was saying you grew up silver Spoon, but he was claiming he was from
37:46
the hood, from the hood right right, and the daddy snatched him up
37:52
something like that. I just thought, well, this would be a good
37:55
time to just pack his things up, and I guess let him find what
38:00
the who? It looks like you said, y'all haven't raised me, grandma
38:05
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I'm the sport Shock Wayne Candy, Good morning to you once again.
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Hope you had a great night and woke up ready to attack the weekend.
41:43
With so much great sports going on, I'm looking forward to some college conference
41:47
just to shakeout, shake, shape up, shake up is what I'm looking
41:52
for. I really want to see how the college football playoffs handle the pandemonium
42:00
if one of those top fourteen loses, how they rationalize who moves up,
42:05
who does what. I want to see the state of Texas upset if Alabama
42:09
beats Georgia and they let Alabama jump them because their whole thing is we beat
42:16
Alabama. Alabama's one loss would be against Texas. But we will see how
42:22
it works out. And I said, the schedulers did a great job of
42:25
taking that Oregon Washington game, and it starts there. If Oregon beats Washington,
42:34
the chaos starts on. You get a whole different motivation speech on Saturday,
42:40
command Chien Big Kenn. If you didn't know that Washington beat Oregon three
42:46
or four of those teams. Know we're gonna lose Saturday, we ain't gonna
42:51
move up, but Oregon beat them. Then you give like three teams.
42:57
Hope you do give the Alabama take Ohio state. Yeah? Yeah, you
43:04
still you know, start rain dancing and all kinds of stuff. Yeah.
43:13
Uh. There was an article last week everybody laughed at owner of the coach,
43:19
Jim Ersay because Jim Ersay says that he gets basically victimized and profiled by
43:28
people and law enforcement for being a billionaire. Well, the can water company
43:37
Liquid Death rebrands one of their drinks that they called Armless Parmer to the name
43:52
of Dead Billionaire. So all you that laughed at Jim, like these two,
44:01
y'all, oh Jim, because to me, by them naming it dead
44:07
Billionaire, wouldn't this validate what Jim Mersay is saying that that that people hate
44:15
billionaires? Would you would you say people hate billionaires? No? Go ahead,
44:20
go ahead on, Well, this is the thing that they hate the
44:24
idea of billionaires because very few people know a billionaire personally that well, well,
44:30
well, well people don't know people don't know Lebron James, but they
44:34
hate him and they have a true disdain. I mean, yeah, yeah,
44:38
so you don't have to know people no more than this, can't hate
44:42
them. Okay, you're right, But would you say billionaires people would be
44:45
okay with all the lawyers and all the billionaires round up and drowned. Would
44:52
you? Would you not think that's what this dead billionaire liquid death drink is
44:55
scene it It seems a little bit an affront to billionaires to just make them
45:05
dead. Just can't be drunk billionaire or lazy billionaire. Most people that don't
45:10
have a billion believe that you should not have a billion dollars, that that's
45:15
too much money for an individual, is it. That's how I've always felt
45:21
when people talk about it. I've met a couple of being on teams where
45:24
the owners had a billion dollars, you know, but being on that level,
45:31
they never you own a team, I would imagine you had it like
45:35
that. But most people have this idea that a billionaire a person doesn't need
45:38
a billion dollars. Yeah, and I think some of that comes from the
45:43
portrayal of billionaires too. They're always seen as gluttonus and people that are dismissive
45:51
of other people and tyrannical and and conniving. And you meet a billionaire,
45:58
and a lot of a lot of billionaires you don't know are billionaires because they
46:01
don't wear it on their sleeve, as they say, because if you have
46:05
a billion dollars, and we shouldn't have a homeless problem in our country.
46:10
If you have a billion dollars, we shouldn't have some kind the mindt the
46:19
sentiment is that, yes, you should have a billion if all the other
46:23
problems of the world are solved, are solved, right, we shouldn't be
46:29
without textbooks, and you're laying up with two hundred billion dollars. But textbooks
46:35
ain't on TikTok. That's what I'm saying. Textbooks ain't got a page every
46:38
day. Textbooks doing the dance on I'm doing the dance. You see what
46:43
I'm saying. I'm out here influencing, I'm out here doing what it takes
46:47
to buy the company, and so what I can't do that and then I
46:52
can't earn the profits that come along with it. I think that I've never
46:58
I've always seen billionaires and people who have that in excess of what it is
47:05
that I have as motivation. If it is that, that's something I aspire
47:09
to like. You know, some people don't want that kind of money because
47:14
they think it would be a headache. But if I'm a person that wants
47:17
to be successful, I see a billionaire as somebody that's onto something. This
47:22
guy knows something the rest of us seem to not know. Well, the
47:25
change of name came. Remember Arnold Palmer, the iconic golfer whose name has
47:32
been linked to the mixture of ice, tea and lemonade. That's what they
47:37
call it. Give me an Arnold Palmer in a lot of places, but
47:43
people took exception to They named it Armless Palmer as a sharp shot at Arnold
47:52
Palmer and Liquid Death, which is one of Comanche Gregg's favorite drinks. Favorite.
48:00
He's the one who introduced us to him. Yes, And what he
48:02
did was, after I shine light that he drinks liquid Death, he stopped
48:08
bringing the can. I catch him in the car polling it in his jetty
48:12
in the little cooler before you come in come. I got that dark tent
48:17
and I picked over there. You think he's smart, He just the liquid
48:22
and I do the same thing with Bourbon, but they have armless palmer though,
48:29
but they have changed the armless palmer to dead billionaire. So I'm just
48:37
sending a shout out to her man Jim Or say they profiling your gym.
48:40
It ain't the cocaine and the opioids as you are. I be telling folks,
48:46
that's you a billion dollars and it's it's I'm black, and it ain't
48:51
had nothing to do with the drugs and and the suspended license and everything doing
48:55
in the fact that I'm black. Man can't get no justice in the mayor
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shine, this bourt shock Wayne Againdy, good morning to you once again.
52:08
And tonight tune into the LSU Virginia Tech game. There should be a sighting.
52:17
Angel Reese is back. Head coach Kim Molkie says that the thrill is
52:25
back. Angel Reese to return for LSU after a four game absince she hasn't
52:34
played. I want to say since like November the thirteenth of twelfth in there
52:38
somewhere fourteen, so almost two and a half weeks. She hasn't been on
52:45
the court. But Angel is back. She even missed and that was the
52:49
only reason I speculated on Monday that I wanted that to happen. People have
52:53
a lot going on. Angel definitely had an off season that could have got
52:58
her sidetrack. Part of that whole nil introducing this into young people's lives.
53:04
It's hard for people to leave college and go to pros that are twenty two
53:07
to twenty three and balance that. Remember I've I always said a lot of
53:14
guys they in that period, they were their talent represented, first round pick.
53:23
But in trying to handle that part of it as well, the money,
53:28
more fame, the responsibility of meeting demands, shoe deals and all the
53:32
thing else. You forgot to do that extra set. You started cheating yourself.
53:37
You used to get five sets in, now you two and a half.
53:40
You used to get fifteen reps, now it's eight. I'm gonna get
53:44
a quick workout in. Well, quick workout is not what's got you in
53:46
the first round. And it's just as simple as that. Don't always think
53:52
it was oh this person. I always tell you the person was that talented.
53:57
But I can't weigh in me how money and fame you're going to handle
54:02
that when I give it to you. Some people can. I'm not saying
54:07
that's angel reach. It could be great. I speculated something a little farther
54:10
reaching because she had missed the Cayman Islands trip where the team went down there
54:16
and played in a tournament. And even if she wasn't going to play,
54:20
I would have went down there and got a little son. Yeah it's come
54:22
on man, right, yeah, yeah, look a week trip. Come
54:25
on, man, everybody, Come on, everybody. Most of us had
54:29
to put in about eight ten years of job to get to the Cayman or
54:35
make a deal with some people in Bolivia, you know what I mean,
54:38
to get down to the But they played Virginia Tech tonight, so good to
54:44
see uh the LSU superstar Angel reach back on the court. How good she
54:51
plays. We will eventually find out tonight, but that is also Thursday night
54:57
for her. Matt Ruhle, the head coach of Nebraska giving people a little
55:02
honesty, and I hope this comes back to our coaches and players to be
55:08
a little more honest, not have to give the company answer all the time
55:15
without being prosecuted. Persecuted. That's what happens if you don't get a company
55:21
answer and you really give your true thoughts. A lot of times people get
55:23
offended. But you asked me a question. I didn't come knock on your
55:28
door at your house and yell it in the room. Somebody came to my
55:30
locker put a mic in my face and ask me how I feel about it.
55:34
You want the truth or you want me to tell you what the athletic
55:37
director and the coach told me. Those are two different things. In this
55:40
case, Matt Rule going on to let command you Greg No. If he
55:49
wants us to get it better product, especially at the QB position, it's
55:54
gonna cost us about a million to two million dollars in the protocol. That's
56:00
what Matt Rule is. Basically, the head coach Nebraska is saying that with
56:05
the new nil with these transfers, if you're going in the transferred protocol and
56:09
want to pick up someone's transfer quarterback, if you're not coming with some deal
56:17
in that kind of money range of an nil, then those quarterbacks most likely
56:24
are not going to come to your school. They're not just coming. And
56:29
a lot of them put themselves in the protocol because they do know that that's
56:35
their market value. Yes, it's not that they're unhappy with the school that
56:40
they're at. It's just that if I put myself into protocol, I can
56:46
automatically know I can get this amount of money. Are you all surprised Matt
56:53
Rule would let the people know Comandjie a little that h it's coming from it's
57:02
coming from a coach who is who is dealing with these things directly. You
57:10
don't expect, I guess I wasn't expecting a coach to actually come out and
57:15
say it. It's something he's aware of, but to like verbalize it was
57:19
a little surprising because you don't hear coaches talk about that kind of thing,
57:23
especially since we'll we'll hear a lot more coaches like rail against it, someone
57:28
like Dabbo like is against the ni L and the and using the transfer portal.
57:32
But some when they say this is what it is, Uh, it's
57:37
it's almost surprising. It's it's it's surprising, but it's actually refreshing. Big
57:42
Kenny, Uh, I think that maybe he's looking around and he sees the
57:50
responsibility that coaches have. We've just gone through Black Monday, where and even
57:57
before where coaches started getting the acts not producing with the product that it is
58:02
they're supposed to be putting on the field. And we all know why some
58:07
of us are struggling. We know what it takes to get these number one
58:10
but you but everybody's gonna pretend like that's not it I'm going to say what
58:15
everybody's thinking. You're thinking it, you were whispering it over in the corner.
58:22
I'm going to say it out loud. Who else would know better but
58:25
me. I'm out here trying to recruit. I had to do. Tell
58:29
me straight to my face. Look, it's gonna be about two million,
58:31
and I am deal coach and that was my third choice. Guy said it's
58:37
gonna be about two million, coach. So of course the guys that I'm
58:42
actively recruiting and it's under that. It's like, in the same day,
58:47
cam Ward's a quarterback at Washington State, I'm saying that he's getting multiple offers
58:52
of a million dollars to transfer. So like he's just saying, what is
58:59
acting And I'll leave you with this. This is a big shout out to
59:02
all the alumni and boosters. Matt's just putting it out there while y'all are
59:08
sending me these emails and these criticizing points of the team and what we need.
59:16
I'm just letting you know, if you want me to go get these
59:22
guys, have a banquet. Have a banquet. I'm saying, have a
59:27
bank. I'm gonna need some money and you will see just like the young
59:30
man aj Hill de committed from Colorado. You're gonna see that with the high
59:35
school quarterback. He's gonna say in his junior year, he's going here to
59:39
get the party started. Because if you want me not to go there,
59:45
I'm gonna need to already know. If you don't think that's how they have
59:50
strategized it, Oh yeah, for you to come in and convince me how
59:53
I shouldn't go to a school? Is that what Primetime did with Travis hunter
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Man. You don't need to be down there with them. V came with
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Wing can be good morning. Tell you we got breaking news comanch you.
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Greg says that Sports Illustrated has named Dion Sanders, the head coach of Colorado,
1:02:34
coach prime former coach of Jackson State. UH. The sports person of
1:02:42
the Year is Dion Sanders, and I would agree with you Sports Illustrated.
1:02:50
It's part of why I was saying that I hoped and was cheering for Colorado
1:02:55
to get those six wins. They ended up four an eight after starting three
1:03:01
and one because what Dion and though that team bringing a certain excitement that people
1:03:13
really it was the thing to do. It was the year team that people
1:03:19
had curiosity four. It created a viral sensation, viral college football. Yes,
1:03:29
of a team of of a time where would have never been considered.
1:03:37
That's what Dion has brought in the last four or five years to his UH
1:03:42
spotlight. He has you know, been in every advertising. He's selling you
1:03:47
KFC, he's selling you insurance, He's you know, Statio Pistatios. UH.
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He got back with Nike, It's Suns, especially Shador, Travis Hunter,
1:04:03
those guys a lot of commercials, fame went their way. So I
1:04:09
understand what there are saying with that coming. If there's been a storyline,
1:04:14
especially over the last six months for sports, for sports, it's been the
1:04:18
Colorado now and it was a primetime game until they started all the losing.
1:04:27
They were doing a huge every time Colorado's coming next week Colorado until they started
1:04:32
that losing, and then they kind of moved out of the consciousness. But
1:04:36
I have to applaud and give Diana's due on that. I can see how
1:04:42
sports illustrated. If you wanted a face of the college football season, it
1:04:46
was the Colorado Buffalo's but mostly Dion Sanders. Yes, And I don't think
1:04:54
the uh the designation goes to the most successful sports person of the year.
1:05:01
It's just I think the most polarizing, the most visible, the most talked
1:05:06
about, the most sought after, and whom else besides especially when you look
1:05:15
at the what we used to go to coaches for, what we used to
1:05:21
follow athletes about, which was the winning. You would have to be an
1:05:26
undefeated, you would have to be a number one. They're four and eight,
1:05:30
and it's something that even in there being foreign eight, it's something that
1:05:34
we talk about still in sports, and when you look at them, it
1:05:39
would have been let's real quickly, it was Dion Sanders in Colorado and then
1:05:46
Jim Harball in Michigan have been the two biggest, biggest storylines that I can
1:05:56
think. Last year, I would say you could say something like a stetson
1:06:00
Bennett and the Bulldogs had everybody's attention. But this year it has been those
1:06:10
two storylines. I would say a third would be more of people's feeling that
1:06:15
the Heisman has kind of been an open format even to today people. You
1:06:21
know, is it bow Nicks, is it Jaydeon Daniels of LSU, It's
1:06:27
this game tomorrow night between bow Knicks and Michael Pennett R. Caleb williams nowhere
1:06:32
on the map, but I'm saying he was until he you know, I
1:06:36
will say with this, with this award and going like with a history of
1:06:40
it, especially through Sports Illustrated, it would be through who's ever like the
1:06:46
the Super Bowl MVP, the Finals MVP, Like last year it was Steph
1:06:51
Curry. The year before that's Tom Brady coming off a Super Bowl. So
1:06:56
for this year, I think they just took a it was an approach to
1:07:01
name it, who is who is that personality that captured our attention, and
1:07:09
it was clearly Deyon Sanders. It wasn't going to be like the MVP of
1:07:13
the Super Bowl, or it wasn't gonna be. It wasn't gonna be.
1:07:16
Nicola Jokic, Well, as I'm saying, to validate sometimes you have to
1:07:21
validate the award, and to validate the award, as you said, it
1:07:26
would be along the lines of who captured our imagination good or bad. It
1:07:31
can't just be and one of the big Kenny's been around me long enough to
1:07:34
know. That's why I always say some of these awards have gotten biased.
1:07:41
How is the MVP of the NFL always a quarterback? You're not validating the
1:07:46
trophy by doing that. You're saying the other ten twelve positions, there's nobody
1:07:51
that dominated in that position enough to be the MVP. And the same with
1:07:55
the Heisman. To validate certain things, it doesn't have to happen a lot.
1:07:59
You do have to Dion was the biggest conversation. Yes, Yes,
1:08:03
from the point of leaving Jackson State to ending up four and eight. He
1:08:11
spent most of this year in the He got people flying to Colorado that has
1:08:15
never been there, like it's something that they were going out there to see
1:08:18
it like it was a new monument. He had brought back Colorado people who
1:08:26
played there that hadn't been there, but now they want to be alumni a
1:08:31
you know, we got people on the sideline, has no affiliation. Paul
1:08:39
Pierce went to Kansas. What you're doing in Colorado? Not coming back like
1:08:45
there love, not coming back like man, this stuff wasn't legal last time
1:08:47
I was heading, So I would. I definitely go along with prime winning
1:08:53
that University of Delaware is paying five million dollars to move from the Football Championionship
1:09:00
Series to the Football Bowl Series, where you didn't know that's what f CS
1:09:06
Football Championship Series to the FBS. If you're not in the FBS, you
1:09:15
cannot win the national title because you're not in the FBS. So you also
1:09:25
most of the bowls are FBS bowls. F CS has like one bowl they
1:09:30
send some I think somebody to. It's just they might exactly, that's the
1:09:35
only one to get into that bowl money, no disrespect, it's just the
1:09:44
celebration. You're gonna see a lot of teams and that price is more of
1:09:51
Okay, you move over, you get a decent enough bowl. You can
1:09:56
make that money up right now next year. If you can put a product
1:10:00
out there that can get you to most of these bowls, especially anything January
1:10:05
first and after are paying five million dollars. There's one downside to it though,
1:10:12
because James Madison is going through it this year. I think they are
1:10:15
eleven and one, but they are ineligible to play in a bowl because there's
1:10:20
like a two year probationary period after you make that transfer to FBS. Well,
1:10:27
it's not a downside though. Well, I'm just saying they gotta they
1:10:29
gotta wait those two years. But that's it. Yeah, rookies have to
1:10:32
wait in the back. You can't jump the line. The rookie can't jump
1:10:38
the line, can't they? But you see me with the run? He
1:10:44
saw the word? Is that Shader saying as we were talking about his dad.
1:10:48
Dion missed that last game against Utah. They found a fracturing in his
1:10:55
back, and as you know, he was the most sacked quarterback in the
1:11:00
league this year. He's not the biggest of guys when you look at him
1:11:03
in a physical way, So I don't think you'll see any argument that people
1:11:09
could believe that they found a fracture in his back. He's landed on it
1:11:14
a lot, Yes, he did this year, some of it most of
1:11:17
it due to the offensive line play. A lot of it due to me.
1:11:25
They didn't run an offense to protect him. They stayed and spread too
1:11:30
much. You can minimize things by protecting more, having more six seven man
1:11:36
protections get the ball out quicker. They stayed more in a five wide set
1:11:42
spread offense a lot of times. But hopefully he will And that could be
1:11:46
someone I know as another quarterback that decommitted. I know the young man from
1:11:50
Georgia, from Houston County decommitted. But someone else a couple of days later
1:11:56
who were supposed to go as quarterback decommitted from Colorado. Don't know, as
1:12:00
I just said it, know someone from the class of twenty twenty four and
1:12:03
so on, from the class of twenty twenty five. Correct. The young
1:12:06
man that's from the state of Georgia was the class of twenty twenty five.
1:12:10
He's a junior. So that's how that goes. The Pop Tart Bowl,
1:12:16
which is in Orlando. It's for real, the pop When when was the
1:12:21
last time you had a pop tart? Oh it's been What time is it?
1:12:31
Time is nine to twelve am. It's pop tart. It's been at
1:12:36
least seventeen eight eighteen hours. Oh yeah, the pop tart yesterday now,
1:12:45
oh okay, but they're around. I'm going to say they're near. I'm
1:12:49
not going to say I eat them all the time. They're in the house.
1:12:53
Yes, not as much as they used to be since we empty nests.
1:12:57
Now. Well, they're kind of like twinkies, right, Yeah,
1:13:00
it can't last a long time. They last a long time and you can
1:13:03
kind of a twinkie is something that, depending on how your taste buddsflow,
1:13:09
you might grab for breakfast and pop tarts, something that hey, I want
1:13:12
a quick snack and you know, something sweet and now grab it and you
1:13:16
know, they got different ways to serve them now and they freeze them and
1:13:19
all that. Well, the Pop Top Bowl is in Orlando on December to
1:13:24
twenty eighth. Last year was called the cheese It Bowl. I would imagine
1:13:28
that cheese It and pop tartar owned by the same company, probably probably Pambo
1:13:33
Biscos, and they just switched out names. The only thing to this is
1:13:39
they're gonna make some edible mascot, so the winner will get to eat a
1:13:48
mascot that's edible. Well, it's better than the Duke's Mayo Bowl, where
1:13:54
you have to eat the mayo because they did put the spoon in the mayo
1:13:58
and at the end. But it's the pop tark board. I used to
1:14:00
enjoy pop tarks. They make them in a ton of fly, they make
1:14:04
them in all time. They got them in hot Cheetos, now hot cheatos,
1:14:08
slavery pop talk. Excuse me? Yes they doe. Yeah, that
1:14:12
sounded like a stomach ache. It really does. We'll be don't bowl away
1:14:30
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Shot the sport Shock Wayne came a couple of birthdays today and going into the
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nine. Monica Cellis it's the Big five. Oh, a lot of you
1:18:15
forgot Monica Sella's her career kind of went away after a fan threw a knife
1:18:25
and hit her in the back. Remember when that happened. One of those
1:18:29
stories that definitely would have had so much impact in the modern day social media
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to be able to this was late mid nineties. So when I think when
1:18:44
this happened to Monica sell he just leaned over and not like Nickter like stabbed
1:18:50
her, stabbed her in the back. Yeah, And I would imagine the
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mental component is what come threw in the towel for her at that time.
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To imagine someone feeling that way about you too. And this was at a
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tennis match. Yeah, look at Google it and look it up. It's
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about Monica Sellis. S E l e s if you've forgot the story or
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if you've never heard of it. This was at a match. This is
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not somewhere she was walking. She wasn't walking home and something happened to her
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where somebody's just knifed her. It was at a match. Pat Fitzgerald,
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former head coach of Northwestern, is forty nine years old. Last I knew
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Pat was suing them for wrongful firing. Yes Fitzgerald, Northwestern. DeAndre Hunter
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of the Hawks is twenty six. Bo Jackson is sixty one, Billy Idol
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sixty eight. Woody Allen it's eighty eight. Steve Ioki is forty six.
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That's it his name, right, yes, okay. Ben Stiller is fifty
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eight. Colleague Huco the actress is thirty eight. Christy Tingle is thirty eight
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as well. Ridley Scott, I was a little disappointed last night, Ridley.
1:20:15
Napoleon you saw it, Yeah, I saw it right, didn't.
1:20:20
You didn't do Napoleon justice for his impact on the military. You seem to
1:20:28
be enthralled in trying to show the poetic love affair of him and his wife.
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But Napoleon's wait in our society, right or wrong? Was that the
1:20:45
military tactics in which he introduced, even in seventeen ninety eighteen hundred were basically
1:20:56
the blue prints of modern warfare, from signals to disguise to all those things
1:21:09
that people still study. And you kind of watered over that of how that
1:21:16
was the biggest impact that I had in studying history. Have portrayed as a
1:21:23
lover, not a fighter, when he was a general, right, his
1:21:27
general prowess, his game plan, his strategy of warfare was what his impact
1:21:34
that and he was supposed to have been on the shorter side of a man.
1:21:41
That's why they call it the Napoleonic Complex. But other than that,
1:21:46
I never thought of. I know he was married, but maybe that's why
1:21:53
they want to show the relationship between him and his life because nobody knew so
1:21:59
really Scott was the director. He's eighty six and Aaron Rodgers, who has
1:22:04
been mentioned to talk about him in the next segment, is forty years old
1:22:10
to maybe be coming back at some point here in the next three week A
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man at me and comanchie greg when we first got here with Surprise was still
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alive. And mainly because even at my age, I remember sophomore junior year
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high school having to answer questions in history, and that is Henry Kissinger.
1:22:39
Who was Henry Kissinger's He was already in the textbooks of study. Henry Kissinger
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passed away at one hundred years old. He was born May twenty seventh,
1:22:49
nineteen twenty three. Mister Kissinger, I thought you had passed away by Now,
1:22:57
wait, that wasn't Henry Kissinger's senior or something like that that we read
1:23:03
about the history books. Now that's the same, dude, it's the same
1:23:06
Henry Kissinger. Oh yeah, that had to be one hundred years I'm saying
1:23:11
because remember, and Henry Kissinger when we was reading about him in the history
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books was old. N Yes, he was an old man. He was
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an old man in the history books. And that's what I'm saying. That
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was eighty six, eighty seven. I was writing X V I, I
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I had three when it would be you get to social studies and history class
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and a question would be who is Henry Kissinger. He was the United States
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Secretary of State and National Security Advisor under the presidential administrations of Richard Nixon and
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she ninety ninety six six and kissing and big condolences out to anyone of my
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Once again. We talked about Thursday night football Seattle at Dallas. That's at
1:28:31
eight point fifteen tonight. Remember Virginia Tech taking on LSU women's basketball. The
1:28:39
return of Angel Reese is tonight as well. Big game tomorrow night if you're
1:28:45
in the Georgia area, I'll be calling the semi final game between the Milton
1:28:50
Eagles and the Camden County wild Cats. In that game, a lot of
1:28:57
college stars in that game. Elias will Williams for Camden County going to the
1:29:00
University of Georgia. Uh. He's rated as high as the top three tight
1:29:05
end in the country six eight to forty playing tight end, So you won't
1:29:11
miss him. Just turn on the TV. Just turn on the TV.
1:29:15
It's just for a second and you you ain't got to know the two teams,
1:29:18
and you'd be like, you sound smart to your to your family or
1:29:23
your wife or your boy. Hey man, that's Elias Williams and touch down
1:29:29
way you know, oh man, he recruited and he's gonna be the tallest
1:29:34
person on the field. That's NFL size yeah, six eight to what to
1:29:41
forty, So he's stanning but he's taugh and them dudes would be leaving.
1:29:46
Well he's he's their star basketball player too, and that's the he's supposed to
1:29:51
go to UJ and play tight And it's a lot of man that hit.
1:29:58
And he has the stage just six' eight. He can't grow any taller.
1:30:03
Uh, he will have to just play basketball because he's already at the limit.
1:30:08
Really at six eight, you start questioning, can I put him at
1:30:11
an offensive line because it's a lot of body to let that safety hit into.
1:30:18
I mean, you got a lot of torso right to put some of
1:30:21
that don't come back today, right right right, I'm gonna get two of
1:30:28
them up in here down there. Yeah, you got a lot of surface
1:30:31
area. Most tight ends are in that six three to six sixth range six
1:30:38
' eight. That's a lot of long body. On the other side,
1:30:41
Wake Forest committed quarterback Jeremy Hecklenski is out there. You just got a lot
1:30:46
of guys on defense. Walton has Wendell Gregory, he's going to South Carolina.
1:30:53
They got Ashton Woods who plays linebacker. He's going to the University of
1:30:58
North Carolina. The young kid, the goat Way, leato ogoat Way.
1:31:04
I remember his name because I had to learn it to say it. But
1:31:08
also he's going to Yale, and I forget the young man I want to
1:31:14
say. His name is Rush. He does not want to play football.
1:31:18
He's doing like the Myron was the kid for Florida State Iron Roll. He
1:31:25
wants to be a doctor, but a lot of teams want him to come
1:31:28
play football, but he's told his head coach he doesn't want. He wants
1:31:33
to be a doctor. So he's one of the top students in the state.
1:31:38
He wants to be a doctor. He doesn't want to go play college
1:31:40
football. So a lot of good talent. But that game is tomorrow night,
1:31:45
along with Oregon playing Washington for college football. But when do they feeding
1:31:50
these kids like they already ready to be doctors and already commit I mean,
1:31:57
you know what I'm saying. I can't get my kids off popped up.
1:32:00
Well, there was a kid one of these schools I called. He already
1:32:03
has his pilot license. Come on, come on, I think it was
1:32:09
Cartersville High School. He already has his pilot's license. He wants to be
1:32:15
a pilot, and he's already earned he can fly fly planes. He already
1:32:20
knows how. He has a license to fly planes. Most most of us
1:32:25
are trying to get our teenage kids to get their driver's license and drive themselves
1:32:30
where they go. So I have to look his name up. But because
1:32:33
I remember thinking, you call him a sign where you're at, man,
1:32:39
I'm over Iowa. I'll be back in a couple of hours. Right,
1:32:43
yeah, boy, I told you stop leaving the state without me. I
1:32:47
just needed to get some some fresh air, right, they said they had.
1:32:51
They wanted me to see the campus up in Wisconsin. So he has
1:32:57
this pilot license. That is like one of the things that will stick with
1:33:00
me. I gotta remember his name. But to imagine a seventeen year old
1:33:03
kid with his pilot license just a new era. I'm reluctant to let my
1:33:10
seventeen year old in the front yard onemost. Seventeen year old, keep back
1:33:15
here. A great deal of seventeen year olds have never flown. And you're
1:33:19
right, I never been rehearse, I've never been on a plane, and
1:33:24
this kid is flying plane. Yeah, so I know. I my first
1:33:29
I was about a Yeah, I was seventeen. I was a month out
1:33:34
from being eighteen when I went on my recruiting trips. Right, first,
1:33:40
time I had ever been to an airport. So this guy's already wheels up
1:33:45
in ten by himself. Carolina Panthers have decided to part with Frank Wright.
1:33:54
This is the biggest question. Then why did you hire him? They fired
1:34:00
him eleven games in You know how it go, y'all like the same movies
1:34:06
and the same songs, and then dinner be cool and you can cook,
1:34:11
and then you look nice in a body con drest and then we end up
1:34:15
spending the weekend together and they feel like we could be together five and then
1:34:18
we get together and then eleven games like this, like why are we doing
1:34:21
this? But big Kenny Kamanchi, the whole idea was, you hired Frank
1:34:28
Wright. You was gonna pick Bryce Young and let them be a tandem and
1:34:36
see if Frank Wright, who was a former NFL quarterback who had great success
1:34:42
with the Coats and whoever they had a quarterback, remember the times he was
1:34:45
there all the way back to Andrew Luck. He was thin. He was
1:34:48
Andrew Luxy's quarterback coach, and then they made him the head coach. I'm
1:34:53
just saying I thought the whole experiment was that we'll get Frank right in draft
1:35:00
first pick, and then they will mess together. That's not the plan.
1:35:04
I think they thought that, Okay, we're gonna draft Bryce Young, and
1:35:09
that will solve all our problems. You need. What about your offensive line?
1:35:15
What about who you have it running back? What about your defense?
1:35:20
And but we got well, and then about these other things. I would
1:35:26
imagine my conventional wisdom would make me think that maybe they know something we don't.
1:35:32
Maybe what he was supposed to be able to do with Bryce Young,
1:35:35
he tried and their chemistry is off. Maybe there're some rumblings in the locker
1:35:41
room because it doesn't seem like the experiment lasted long enough for us to get
1:35:46
any controlled data. We I mean, what we saw was just kind of
1:35:50
like us spitballing ideas. Let's try this, let's try it, let's try
1:35:56
it. Is okay, now we can see what we actually need. We
1:36:00
could put it in the right measurements and get us something that's gonna work.
1:36:05
But for him to be gone like games, what can be considered here is
1:36:12
a lot of people are looking at David Tepper, the owner. He bought
1:36:15
the team in twenty eighteen. He's had six different head coaches. See since
1:36:21
twenty eighteen, and you're paying these people to leave you fire coach. You
1:36:27
have to pay him his contract, right, So you're you're paying like five
1:36:30
coaches. Does not they still the lift of their contract. You could still
1:36:34
be paying the first right. Oh, I'm just saying, I don't know
1:36:38
how long it's based on the deal. So that first coach was on a
1:36:41
six year deal, you would still be paying him this year. And Tepper's
1:36:45
on the phone with her say like, man, they're profiling us. They're
1:36:50
profiling us many they've be telling they saying, I made wow, crazy decisions.
1:36:58
Nobody can say that about me. I really thought you hired Frank Wright
1:37:01
because you felt like he was a quarterback whisperer. And yeah, if it
1:37:06
was year three, I get it. But eleven games in with a rookie
1:37:11
quarterback who was the first pick of the draft, I don't know what your
1:37:15
expectations were supposed to be, especially when I sit here and tell you if
1:37:20
I asked you to who plays receiver for the Panthers, name me a receiver
1:37:28
that plays for the Carolina Panthers. Because he first year there, Adam Feeling,
1:37:31
the one I know, Adam Thieling, who was a veteran who has
1:37:35
to be on a specific name. I was like the wife, I was
1:37:41
slot receiver, wide receiver. That was at Minnesota with the Vikings. Adam
1:37:45
Thielen, who what ten years maybe about that? So I don't know,
1:37:51
do you know another one? And I've watched Carolina actually play and don't know
1:37:58
on the ones I think of, like or they traded like they had Curtis
1:38:00
Samuel they let him go. They had DJ Moore, they traded him.
1:38:05
Uh. But who played running back for the Carolina Panthers, Big Kenny the
1:38:11
running back? No, that's the position. What's the name of the running
1:38:15
back? You mean his given name on his birth certificate. We hadn't met.
1:38:25
I know the guys personally, but you know, it's it's new,
1:38:29
it's you know, so veryce young is there. We got Adam Thielham,
1:38:32
who probably has looked bad as their number two or you know, veteran,
1:38:38
and we don't know the receiver. And I know one of the d linemen
1:38:42
because he went to Auburn, the big Derrek Brown. He's up there.
1:38:47
He's pretty good. Brian. Uh. But that's what I'm saying. We're
1:38:51
having that we're having to go through a rolodex of ideas to come up with
1:38:56
a couple of players, and you're mad at Frank Wright and you fired him.
1:39:00
Just interesting situation. Hugh Jackson is out at Grambling offensive coordinator of mine
1:39:06
one year with the Falcon. Hugh Jackson, he's been at Grambling about four
1:39:14
years now, got hired there around the same time. Two just years.
1:39:18
Two years longer than eleven games. Don't hate I'm saying it's longer than eleven
1:39:24
games. So this week has been that kind of week. And you had
1:39:28
a question about Hugh Jackson. Well, you said, whether their expectations of
1:39:31
expectations of HBCUs that are making these splash hires, trying to get the same
1:39:40
kind of success that Jackson State had with dionn Sanders. Well, they're hoping
1:39:44
the notoriety like they did with Dion Hugh Jackson with no assistance that he could
1:39:50
bring in that could attract the kids. So from this time of being an
1:39:55
offensive coordinator, you imagine maybe he was the offensive coordinator of two three big
1:40:00
name players that maybe he could add to his coaching staff and some young player
1:40:08
would be inspired. I think that Hugh Jackson was a great hire from them.
1:40:14
I don't know. Did he step away, did they fire they fired
1:40:17
him? Hmm. I don't know who else would be credential to be able
1:40:24
to Yeah, grambling out there acting like they just got people lined up trying
1:40:28
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1:40:30
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Shock Wing Candy. Good morning to y'aut there Thursday night football Seahawks Cowboys tonight,
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l s U Women's team versus Virginia Tech tonight. The big story of
1:43:15
that is Angel Reese's back, Commanchi Greg. Earlier, we were talking about
1:43:20
the pop Tart Bowl that's on December to twenty eighth. Uh, and Orlando
1:43:26
used to be the cheese at Bowl last year. Big Kenny I did say
1:43:30
he's enjoyed the taste of pop tarts. I forgot to ask you because you
1:43:34
and your aura seems like the pop tart would be beneath you. Have you
1:43:41
ever had a pop tart? What I'm saying with Hote wants see he got
1:43:50
he got to heat up some icing and then pull it over. And that's
1:43:55
why I knew he looks like the kind of guy that h pop tart is
1:43:58
beneath him. So now I gotta go out and get us a box of
1:44:00
pop tarts. I sit down with my pop tarts and he what flavor y'all
1:44:04
want next week? Oh? I'm no, No, that's horrible that's horrible.
1:44:13
Pop tarts are pretty it's hard to mess them up. You know what
1:44:15
I'm saying. Any flavor can go. Strawberry, I love the okay,
1:44:20
strawberry command you okay with strawberry. You want something or s'mores. They have
1:44:28
the smartest flavoring. Okay, it's pretty good too. More flavor. Okay,
1:44:32
pick up a couple of boxes, bring a toaster, and we'll see
1:44:36
what the new pop tarts. I haven't had it one in a while.
1:44:40
I bring me some almond milk, mam babe. Now no see, now
1:44:44
see, that's what I'm saying. If he can do hello, no no,
1:44:46
no, no no, no, no no no. And that's still
1:44:49
frozen in the box and I put it in the toaster. That sounds that
1:44:54
sounds so Unamerican though, pop tart with almond American registered on the Communist I
1:45:04
said that on the air and somewhere in the algorithms Kenny Communism. That didn't
1:45:15
even sound like the pop tart. And it seemed like you got a big
1:45:19
one of the other pop tart was many have the almond milk and some seaweed,
1:45:25
or have a pop tart and a coke. But you can't have almond
1:45:29
milk. Like I'm gonna be conscious, kind of conscious with the pop tart,
1:45:34
but I'll pick up and because commands you sound like have you ever had
1:45:38
one or you were just always toasted. I've had that pop tarts before,
1:45:43
and I maybe I don't think I've ever had a toast toasted screwdle gone back
1:45:50
and forth between and the frozen section next to the eggoes, because the pop
1:45:57
tart was versatile in the sense and you didn't have to you didn't do much
1:46:00
to it exactly. You didn't even have to put it in in the microwave
1:46:04
or the toast toaster. That's correct, grab and walk, got the door,
1:46:06
which is which is what made me go back from the toast, because
1:46:12
toaster strudele was high maintenance. It was you gotta keep you gotta keep it
1:46:16
in the freezer and when it come out to freeze, you gotta put it
1:46:19
right in the toast. Can't let it linger next to the toaster for a
1:46:24
couple and you say you have to warm up the icing. The icing has
1:46:27
to be warmed separately. Oh see, I know I never now, I
1:46:30
know I've never had one, because I've never I never went through that whole
1:46:33
process. There's two steps. Yeah, it was just by honey bump when
1:46:38
and yeah, all you gotta do is just but with the pop tark just
1:46:42
reaching there, grab pack and go and just go you out the door.
1:46:47
Pickleball was played on the good Year Blimp, fifteen hundred feet high. They
1:46:54
set up a small, tiny pickleball court inside the Goodyear Blimp for unknown reasons.
1:47:03
I don't know. I guess they are. The blimp was on Sunday
1:47:08
at the Professional Pickleball Association finals. Excuse me, they're going to start the
1:47:14
finals today, but they had started the tournament on Sunday. But at some
1:47:20
point I guess they set up a little court inside inside, not in the
1:47:25
part because people are thinking, not with the man, but in the part
1:47:30
where the people are supposed to sit in the blimp. They put a pickleball
1:47:33
court in there because on one because we we didn't know we needed that.
1:47:42
Someone did it because the world needed it, and now we have it.
1:47:46
Yeah, so they could be in the history books somebody played pickleball in there.
1:47:50
Who's in charge of that? How can I apply for that job?
1:47:54
Like? I want to be the guy that decides what kind of stunts we
1:47:58
pull on the blimp. I'm saying that that you don't just show up on
1:48:03
some Hey, yo, what y'all think about us putting the pickleball? It
1:48:06
has to be planned out. So who's the guy that plans the stunts that
1:48:11
they're going to have on the blimp. I think I thought they was marketing
1:48:15
the tiny maybe trying to get people to start buying a tiny version of the
1:48:20
pickleball court that you can just kind of put anywhere. Put it where most
1:48:25
people have home basketball courts. You can now have it on your driveway kind
1:48:30
of thing. Well, I know I'm talking about you know, even in
1:48:31
a little room. Oh, because if you think about the area that you
1:48:35
have inside the Goodyear blimp. Yeah, the little small area that's under the
1:48:41
big blimp, it's about what maybe eight by eight or something like that.
1:48:45
It's not a big section. And I'm seeing, look at the picture here,
1:48:51
it might be like six by four. Now it's smaller than this table.
1:49:00
Now is that just because we always see the blimp from far away that
1:49:03
it looks so small or is it that small up close? It looks that
1:49:08
small up close, and so you think this is a uh and then two
1:49:13
seats where that people are steering. The go to Christmas gift will be living
1:49:16
room pickleball. You can put it anywhere, you can adjust it to any
1:49:21
room. And just but I thought that was called table tennis what I'm saying
1:49:30
now, But if you're willing to let me put a spin on it and
1:49:33
call it pickleball, then I'll sell it to you again. You could put
1:49:38
my pickleball set next to your table tennis. So we'll be back. We're
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with Wayne Gandy. Welcome back to the show. I'm this one shot,
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Twayne Candy. The NFL has pulled the credentials of the video graphicker who celebrated
1:52:17
with my ammy's receiver, Tyreek Hill. Remember when Tuerreek Hill a couple of
1:52:26
games ago, did that he scored in Miami. Did that flip with the
1:52:30
phone that he held in his hand, right, Yeah, you gotta go
1:52:33
that forgiving them the phone. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm a videographer
1:52:38
though, and that's what I'm supposed to call You were posed to catch it.
1:52:43
I'm saying I gave itv I'm groundbreaking, like Scarsese or Coppola, one
1:52:49
of those dudes. We gave you a credential to do the filming, not
1:52:54
to supply Tyreek Hill with props. I'm black. I like orson Wales.
1:53:00
Though in my thinking, I'm like, years in the future, all NFL
1:53:05
coverage will have a player holding my phone. Well, the twenty two year
1:53:13
old no longer has his credentials to be down on the field to take video
1:53:18
or picture, So he's probably out of a job because because nobody wants the
1:53:23
pictures from the stands. I'm sure. I mean, I mean, that's
1:53:27
probably what kept him. Well, I'm gonna tell you this, when I
1:53:29
saw the play, I knew they were going to fire the guy. Me
1:53:32
too, because he gave it to me too. Friends, if Tyreek kick
1:53:36
went over there and tuck it out of his hand and did it, but
1:53:41
he actually gave it to him. And now, and I'm not sure that
1:53:45
they hadn't talked about it, and this store down there, they had,
1:53:48
oh say this. This is the thing. Though, We're seeing more and
1:53:56
more of this where people in positions of access are willing to risk all of
1:54:01
that and lose it for that one viral moment, for that moment that they
1:54:05
feels like, well, catapult him to the next level of what it is,
1:54:10
because I'm sure now he thinks he's going to be the videographer to the
1:54:13
stars. You know what I'm saying. I got fired from down there,
1:54:16
but surely they want me somewhere else. Lebron James even has commented that he
1:54:28
thinks that it isn't that serious. Now use a curse word, but he
1:54:32
blasts the NFL for banning the cameraman, saying that it's not that serious.
1:54:40
I think from the NFL perspective, it becomes what if something else happened,
1:54:45
right, what if Tyreek Hill had gotten hurt, broken, the camera fell
1:54:48
on the camera, anything, Because at any point the NFL becomes responsible,
1:54:55
yes, of this kind of stuff, and you you're not supposed to have
1:55:01
some, especially if they found out you helped him where. You're not supposed
1:55:05
to use props anyway, So you're not supposed to bring anything foreign as a
1:55:10
player onto the field. So I understand now you don't have to ban him
1:55:16
for life, but I do understand what they are saying. Now you're not
1:55:25
supposed to bring any foreign prop onto the field as a player. That's understood
1:55:29
before you run out of the locker room. Correct. The people with credentials
1:55:32
have a set of rules and regulations they have to follow as well, I
1:55:35
imagine, And that's what I'm saying. Since Greg has enlightened me, I'm
1:55:40
quite sure you planning this with that video person. That video person is supposed
1:55:44
to be there as an NFL in vit, not as someone to help Tyreek
1:55:49
heal. So I score a touchdown, I go snatch the pumpoms out of
1:55:55
command. You Greg's hand. That's on me, manchie Greg being already set
1:56:01
up over there with something a foghorn for me to shoot off is what they're
1:56:09
saying. You can't have the people that you give media condentials conspiring with the
1:56:16
people on the talent. I think would be the best way to put it
1:56:23
in this situation. Is it lighthearted? Was it fun? Sure? But
1:56:28
I for to find out that he was actually their friends and he actually set
1:56:31
it up that way, then you look like, what was the guy for
1:56:36
James Brown that put the row bone? Eddie? I had it, I
1:56:45
got it touchdown, man, I'm musa cat to touchdown on thinking. So
1:56:50
that's what you end up in that situation. So I understand they have to
1:56:55
set a precedent and make sure nobody else joins in with this. Yeah,
1:57:00
yeah, because pretty soon it'll be the battle of the sideline stunts or the
1:57:08
end zone stunts, like see who we can get to bring something to make
1:57:11
us and they'll be, you know, dunking over keys. We've seen as
1:57:16
soon as I score out, we've seen how far it can go, and
1:57:23
we're gonna get so much endorsement watch from this. So I had a third
1:57:27
thing. I've been going to a lot of sporting events. Even went to
1:57:30
the movies last night. And I know when I went to Iron Bowl,
1:57:32
when I went to uh the UH Saints Falcons game on Sunday, Yes,
1:57:39
went to see the Napoleon movie. Gentlemen, wash your hands, y'all on
1:57:46
went back to the pre COVID time. Now people just using the restroom walking
1:57:50
out COVID hit. Y'all were in there scrubbing the skin off your hands,
1:57:55
grubbing the skin off your hands, scared touch each other, walking in the
1:57:58
back. Everybody had me wonder, what were you doing before cold did y'all
1:58:02
never do this? This new everybody and commands y'all been noticed. They walked
1:58:05
right back out and went right back to that bad tactic of using the urinal
1:58:13
or coming out the stall and walking right out. Let's not go back to
1:58:18
that, please, right right. I don't know if that was a contributing
1:58:24
factor, No, I do not, but I do know when they told
1:58:28
everybody that it was contributing. The wash hand line was long. You gotta
1:58:32
wait, it was, and you might have to just wind dry because everybody
1:58:36
don't used up the paper tower. You just in there splashing the water off
1:58:41
your hands. But let's not go back. Don't backtrack on me. Come
1:58:45
match, Yeah, and we are in the ocean. The truth is he
1:58:57
will throw your in the Ocean's time to wrap things up on the Sports Judge
1:59:01
Show with Wayne Candy. When you are designs of the Ocean, it gives
1:59:26
a Sports Shock Jess a minute to Vin. Would like to thank you for
1:59:29
tuning in to today's show. Thank you for your contribution, Big Kenny command
1:59:32
you Greg. If you missed anything on the show today, you are welcome
1:59:38
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1:59:42
click on and hear us again for any part that you missed today. I
1:59:48
gotta throw in the ocean, even though most likely you are correct. Michelle
1:59:57
Shazier, the wife of Ryan, says, here you remember Ryan Pittsburgh stiller
2:00:04
career came to an end over a spinal cord injury back in twenty seventeen.
2:00:12
We watched him go from basically being paralyzed to walking and inspiring a nation.
2:00:20
Well, Michelle says that Ryan is a liar and a cheater, which is
2:00:29
cool to say, Michelle, but not necessarily needed to expose Ryan and your
2:00:36
kids because you called him a liar, and you said he's not a good
2:00:40
father. But what does recording his text messages and making them readily available for
2:00:46
the public do for you and your kids? I know hell has no fury
2:00:54
like a woman's scorn, but just walk away in peace. Don't expose you,
2:01:00
your kids and whatever you and Mayan had at one point to the scrutiny
2:01:06
of having people go through text messages and recordings that you have put out.
2:01:12
You can't take that path. When you stop being mad, you won't ever
2:01:17
be able to retrieve that. It's out there now. I know breaks up
2:01:23
break ups a hall, but they can still be civil. But for that,
2:01:30
Michelle Shazil, fuck up, Plank. We don't you have a great
2:01:45
weekend watching sports. Hope your team wins if you're cheering, if you're home
2:01:50
like Auburn Southern miss and whoever commands you, Greg follows you know, the
2:01:59
only life the Cowboys, you like somebody in cottage but Florida State. Yeah,
2:02:02
you see how you're a front runner, said now it is Florida Shades
2:02:05
of bad producer, run the spot, shout show. We'll see you in
2:02:13
the future. Peace,