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Last night in MLB, remembering the 6-4 Iowa/Penn State game, Ben Lynch on the Draft Kings case in Iowa · The Lunch Rush with Trent Condon

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  Hi, good afternoon. Welcome to Miller and Condon.
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  On a Wednesday it's the Iowa Sports Radio Network.
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  Back to Iowa based programming for the next 1236 hours.
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  We'll start things off, take you until 2O clock, then the drive
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  Heather and Lucas until 5, overtime Iowa 5 until 6.
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  Trent Condon, Ken Miller with you until 2.
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  Here's what's coming up on our program.
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  We discussed yesterday the lawsuit that concerns a a Dallas
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  County individual, Nick Bavis Beavis.
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  What do we just settle on? I think.
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  Bavis. Bavis, Nick.
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  Nicholas Bavis. But it's a last name, and you
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  know how pronunciations can know?
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  Very tricky unless your last name is Miller.
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  That's tough to miss. Yes, Smith, Miller, there's a
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  few of them, But we'll talk to Ben Lynch.
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  He is representing Nick Beavis Bavis in his lawsuit against
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  DraftKings talked about it yesterday.
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  Just you know what goes into a DraftKings accepting the bet,
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  etcetera. And then DraftKings not wanting
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  to make good on the on the number of wagers that Nick Bett.
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  So we'll talk to Ben Lynch who's representing him here at the
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  bottom of the hour. Hour number two is Wednesday.
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  So we'll head to Chicago, catch up with Cappy.
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  You'll be in a great mood. The Cubs winning again yesterday
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  come from behind fashion Kate Horton.
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  Another good outing out of the rookie Kate.
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  Good to see that Cubs bats coming to life again.
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  Just a fun team overall to watch.
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  They truly are. So we'll talk to Cappy about the
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  Cubs, Chicago sports, etcetera when he joins us to kick off our
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  number 2. He's sponsored by Centurion
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  Stone of Iowa. Centurion Stone of Iowa sponsors
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  Cappy. And then Joe O'Donnell, the
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  radio voice of the Minnesota Wild.
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  Formerly it was with us and Des Moines calling the Iowa Wild,
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  but got the call to the bigs and he's been the radio voice of the
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  Minnesota Wild two or three years now.
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  Trench, is it 3 or it's two or three?
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  Joe will join us to help us out with Florida and with Edmonton.
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  Game one goes tonight. The Oilers are favored, which is
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  surprising to me, but we'll see where it goes.
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  We talked to Mike Palm earlier on our Mediacom show and he made
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  a really good point that usually the best player in the game at
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  some point gets their Stanley Cup.
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  And Connor McDavid has not got his Stanley Cup, got close last
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  year. Is this going to be the year?
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  And I don't know, Maybe that's one of the reasons that people
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  are making the Oilers the favorite.
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  I don't understand it. I don't.
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  I'm rooting for him. Because he got a lot of tickets.
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  I do and I've got tickets that are over almost a year old.
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  As soon as as soon as they gave the Cup to the Panthers last
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  year, I logged on to bet the Oilers and I should have waited.
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  I mean, I got 9 1/2 to one, I think.
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  But there were times throughout the year that I could probably
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  got 15 to 1 when they were struggling a little bit.
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  But it's when you shop and when you get those price.
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  But I thought it would go the other way.
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  But I'm happy with what I've gotten.
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  I mean, I can't lose. I'm in a great spot with both.
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  I've got great. I've got Rory McIlroy to win the
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  Masters to the Panthers. That's good one.
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  So I'm in a great spot. So game one goes to Night 7, 15
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  roughly I would guess would be puck drop.
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  TNT will have that one so we'll get old.
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  Check Marv Albert's kid. I can't think of Kenny, Kenny
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  Albert and Brian Boucher between the benches.
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  Pretty good crew and obviously the in studio crew just towers
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  above Steve Levy and Mark Messier and PK Subban.
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  So should be hopefully it's entertaining.
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  We will see and go from there. You're ready for it.
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  I am I've been it's you know, baseball was really fun again
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  last night. The Cubs started it.
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  Cubs ended. I went over and watched the the
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  Cardinals and the Royals, which was a pretty good game.
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  Watched Caglione try and get his first hit.
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  Boy, he hit the ball hard. Just didn't fall O for five, but
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  made contact every time. And I mean hard contact.
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  But the the Royals came up, came out on top of that one and then
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  I finished it off. I started to put the Twins and
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  the A's on and it just, I mean, I'm giving up Mets and Dodgers
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  and I couldn't make myself watch the local squad.
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  So I watched the Mets broadcast Howie Rose and Keith Hernandez
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  in the booth for that one. And what I didn't see the end,
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  but it was a good baseball game till I turned it off.
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  You missed Royce Lewis finally getting a hit.
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  How? About that, what does this mean?
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  Nothing I was watching at the time.
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  You didn't even hesitate. No.
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  I mean, it was great though, to see him looking back at his team
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  because he just missed a home run on top of it.
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  He smiled, he smiled and that was my take away.
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  Maybe it's just that he hit a ball hard, but also the two at
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  best before. Were they bad?
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  He looked lost. Oh.
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  Jeez, Yeah, It just, there are those components that this is
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  not. I don't think all of a sudden,
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  boom, he's ready to go again. Yeah, yeah, He hit it.
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  It was a hanger over the plate. He banged it out to left center
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  field. It was a good swing.
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  OK, that's a positive. But it's not over.
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  There's still a lot that needs to be done.
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  One well hit ball does not solve everything that's gone wrong.
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  You know, Oakland got off to a decent start.
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  Not Oakland. Sorry, the A's.
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  You're not alone. Sacramento.
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  And that's the dumb thing, too. We can't call him Sacramento
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  because they won't put that on there.
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  But you know what? Are you sold that they're going
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  to Las Vegas? You really are I'll.
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  We'll see. Where else they going to put?
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  Him, well, I don't know the answer to that, but I do know
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  that the guy that and I can't think of what he owns, but
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  apparently whatever he owns, his company is falling on some hard
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  times. Whatever he does for a living, I
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  don't know. Please remind me the last time
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  that a sports owner went bankrupt.
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  The guy that owned the Kings? Bruce McDowell when he went to
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  prison. When was that?
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  When he signed Gretzky? Couple years after that.
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  Late 80s, early 90s. So almost 40, almost 40 years
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  ago. Yeah, it doesn't happen very
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  often. This is a different era, too,
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  Yeah, when you're talking about the money that is involved in
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  these leagues, they're going to Vegas.
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  It's happening. It will happen now there's.
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  Price tag keeps going up for the stadium.
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  It does need to get a shovel in the ground to get that thing
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  started. Well, they've knocked down the
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  Tropicana. I mean that that is a major
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  intersection with a big plot of land.
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  And if it's not the ballpark, and I'm with you, I think it
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  will happen, but I don't know. We'll see.
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  John Fisher is the guy's. Name and what?
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  What does he own? Do you know?
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  Well, he also owns the San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS.
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  How about the Texas Rattlers of the Professional Bull Riders
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  organization? OK.
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  Where he made. Talk a lot of bull riding here.
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  Doesn't make the cut often. His parents were the Co founders
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  of Gap. The clothing.
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  And gap is going gap, but that's what it is.
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  They're falling on hard times. As most of those communities
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  definitely are. Yep.
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  They'll be fine, and they'll find an owner.
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  Yep, though the twins are ready into some own trouble on that
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  front, too. Yeah.
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  I mean shot, I mean big outlet stores like that, I mean this,
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  this will maybe affect or maybe not defect might cost the I've
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  heard of that maybe of 1% of our audience.
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  But there's a major department store in Canada called Hudsons
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  Bay Company. They've got the blankets.
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  You ever seen the red, white and blue striped or red, white and
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  green stripe blankets? Probably not, but they were a
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  business. They were a company back to the
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  1600s, OK, And every city had a Hudson's Bay.
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  They went bankrupt this week and they've closed the mall, so it's
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  hitting everybody. You've seen the blankets.
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  Google Hudson's Bay Blanket. Hudson's good.
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  God, how did we get here? Football, please come back.
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  Hudson Bay Blank. Never seen it.
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  You've never seen that. Never.
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  Seen it. That is very Canadian.
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  They're very pricey too. They are for a blanket.
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  I've never seen that. You really have.
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  No, no, not at all. Not at all.
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  To my original point. Yep, not watching a whole lot.
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  Of stick you want to stick on the blankets.
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  No. OK, the A's decent.
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  Start hanging around some young guys.
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  Yep, they're obviously in last place now.
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  Do you know how many what their kind of streak is up to?
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  Well, they lost 8 consecutive. They've lost 18 out of 19 now.
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  Oh God. Yeah.
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  It was. Remember April?
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  Kind of. They were talker.
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  We absolutely. You know, they got some poppers
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  in that line up. Obviously the stadium, what it's
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  going to be, we're going to have a lot of overs here.
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  They were kind of hanging around in 18 out of 19 now losses going
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  the wrong direction in Sacramento.
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  And and they're firmly in last place.
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  I just clicked on it. Yeah, they're below the angels.
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  Are we? We talk about this often.
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  Major League Baseball standings you know when it was in the
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  newspaper both of us every single day include you would yes
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  and I would have it memorized yes every single day yes how
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  many of the. And leaders.
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  And the least statistical leaders.
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  Oh. You would have the top five in
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  each league. Who leads the league in home
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  runs? I am Dumber without the
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  newspaper. I have to say it all the time.
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  It's true. A huge, huge component to him.
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  Where currently are the guardians in comparison to my
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  Twins and teams that I root for? How much of the Cubs up?
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  You know how many games there are in front right now?
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  4. How many 55?
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  But that was something every morning I would have.
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  Bummerized the royal. I mean the the cards lost
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  yesterday, so five. Yeah, Yeah, I agree with you
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  totally. And top to bottom all the way
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  through. Don't have that anymore.
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  No, you don't. Is it because the newspaper is a
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  part of it? But also.
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  Attention. Span Well, you didn't have that
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  newspaper in your pocket, right? You had to memorize things.
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  Yeah, that's not the case anymore because you know what I
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  do? I open up my app that has all
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  the scores in the standings in there.
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  Or I just Google when I need something I don't have to know
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  because everything is with me. Yes.
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  And another component that we're just Dumber.
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  We are Trent. We we when we started sports
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  talk radio, if the papers were late.
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  Ohh, I can imagine. Going on the air at 6:00 AM.
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  It was Ken Thompsons fault. It wasn't.
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  But you know, he took he bore the brunt.
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  Poor kid. I could imagine.
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  No, it was awful as I as I think back, but we would say I would
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  never get rid of yesterday. Yesterday's paper.
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  Sure, just in case the paper for tomorrow didn't come in.
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  So we'd have that point of reference.
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  How many yards did the quarterback throw for?
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  Who do the Vikings play this week?
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  You know, these type of things that it was all the newspaper
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  was our computer back in the day.
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  It was, I don't, I don't understand, like I'm walking a
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  mile to school. But this is true, right?
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  It was, this is absolutely true. And the box scores I would
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  spend, I don't want to say hours, but I would devour it.
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  Devour it. Egg A type every single box
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  score going through for what I don't know.
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  Right, because we're used to doing it.
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  But that was a part of preparation, of a, of going
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  through. Just growing up as a kid.
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  Yes. You know whose baseball card you
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  want to keep or what can you put in your spokes?
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  Absolutely. You know, But yeah, yeah, those
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  were the days, right? Those were the days.
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  There was no computer. There was no Internet, there was
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  no streaming, there were no passwords.
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  Different world. It is a different world, but I I
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  missed I missed. I don't read the box scores and
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  and look at this isn't a this is a sports section.
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  We're Dumber 'cause we don't have the newspaper.
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  I don't care who we vote for right?
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  I don't care if you think it's slant and it maybe be I don't
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  know, but it's about the sports section to me and the just the
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  fact that God pouring through those box stores.
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  Well, since we're talking old stories, Jim Marshall from the
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  Vikings passed away yesterday. Of course, a famed member of the
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  Purple People Eaters with the Vikings, along with Carl Eller
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  and Alan Page and Gary Larson, 87 years old, 270 consecutive
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  games started for the Minnesota Vikings, was a part of those
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  Vikings teams. The the Super Bowl, the four
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  losses. He was a part of that, for
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  whatever reason, not in the Hall of Fame.
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  I don't get it. I mean, and I don't think it's
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  going to happen 'cause he his time has passed with the
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  Veterans Committee. But you asked Fran Tarkenton,
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  what do you want to ask him? He can go to an X and look for
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  yourself because he put a tribute to Fran Tarkenton on our
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  to Jim Marshall, his former teammate on his X account
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  yesterday. Just what he meant and what he
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  meant to Bud Grant. A guy that played in the era of
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  14 games, not 16 games or now 17 games, soon to be 18 games, that
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  has a record for most games played in the NFL.
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  But he was a one time All Pro. Yeah, he was a two time Pro
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  Bowler. And he ran the wrong way.
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  And he ran the wrong way. And you know what?
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  And that's probably the reason that I know who he is.
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  Yes. I am in my mid 40s.
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  Yes, I'm becoming you saw my Gray hair on TV today.
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  You're. Becoming on me.
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  It is plentiful, Yeah. Not much black left in there.
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  I am now becoming a Gray hair and short of that clip and then
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  Fairpoint Trent, people talking about the purple peep leaders,
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  but him as a football player, that's all I know.
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  Yeah, he was amongst a great defense.
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  Early 60s November the year 6360.
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  Early 60s. It was against San Francisco.
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  I remember that. His last decade, he didn't make
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  a Pro Bowl. Yeah, I hung around a long time
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  he had. He's captain of the team.
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  He didn't have double figure sacks after that.
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  Pro Bowl here, played a long time.
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  If he would have won a Super Bowl or two, if the Vikings
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  would have won and he didn't have the wrong way, the wrong
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  way running in on his resume. But that's a really good point
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  you make. That's how you remember.
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  Him, Yes. Carl Eller.
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  Who's the better football player between him and Carl?
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  I don't know, Alan. Page and.
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  And then you go that direction, right?
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  I mean, but with that group, Gary Larson, I, I just know them
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  as a Purple P players. I know Jim Marshall because of
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  that, you know, I know the other guys just as is that they were
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  amongst the group, but not Hall of Farmers.
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  That's the reality, at least as I see it.
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  Well, as a hell of a player that passed away yesterday at the age
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  of 87 years old and is just revered up in the twist.
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  Well, look who's here concentrate our former producer,
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  the first producer in the history of sports talk radio
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  here in Central while in Iowa a full time radio.
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  Anyways, Kenny, do you remember was like when the papers were
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  late and you paid the price and I don't know why.
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  Yeah, $0.50 a piece each day. OK.
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  Well, right. I'm sure you're well reimbursed.
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  Uh huh. Oh, yes, I was actually, yeah.
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  It was always fun trying to find a different place that might
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  have it. I never knew, especially when
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  the snow was coming. There's no way you're going to
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  find it. You.
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  Driving all over Altoona and then Indianola and then into Des
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  Moines. South side of Des Moines, get to
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  the airport. Maybe there's a place there
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  that's got them. I remember the days, man, I.
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  Remember the good old days? I know it's coming up on 29
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  years because it. Is where are you now?
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  You still back East? I'm still back in mass.
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  Yep. Good stuff.
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  Well. Thanks for good time.
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  Thanks for listening, brother. I'm glad you're still logging on
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  and listening on the I Heart app.
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  And good to hear from you, Kenny T Everything all right in your
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  world though? Health good.
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  Going great. I'm getting I'm still alive, so
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  it's always good, yeah. It's good.
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  You're a good man, Kenny T Thanks for.
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  Listening, bro. Yep, see ya first producer Kenny
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  T. He's a good guy, heard some
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  stories. Wasn't he on the roof trying to
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  hold up an antenna? Well, we started when we first
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  started Prairie at Prairie Meadows.
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  We're in my office. In fact, I got a picture of my
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  office and it's got newspaper clippings and NFL schedules.
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  Back to the point, we didn't have Internet, you know, because
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  my where I called the races, it was that like, you know, ceiling
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  tile with ceiling tile with the little holes in it.
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  That was what my office was made of.
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  But it's so it's easy to staple into it.
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  And all throughout the office was all these schedules and
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  rosters and because that was it. But yes, so one day during a
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  snowstorm and we're on the roof of Prairie Meadows with the top
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  floor, Mr. T had to in a storm, hold an antenna in up in the
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  elements trying to get the feed from my office in Altoona to go
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  to the tower in Indianola. He was out there like the Statue
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  of Liberty with the with the torch, right?
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  Was this, what do you say A. Storm like it was a brainstorm.
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  Thunderstorm I. Think so?
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  Lightning could have hit Kenny T Yeah, yeah.
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  Now come to show. Must go on.
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  I'm not sure it did because I know we did it, but I'm not sure
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  anybody heard it. If it was a successful.
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  We were the gang that couldn't shoot straight, but we were
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  first. Wow.
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  Yeah, anyways. What is the anniversary date?
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  We'll hit 24th? The 24th.
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  So three weeks away from 29 years.
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  Wow. Yeah, wild.
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  Anyways, so hey, Speaking of well, as we continue to go down
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  the road of old stuff, sure. Today is celebrated in Hawkeye
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  Land at 640 June 4th. What's that?
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  2004 Iowa 6 Penn State Four final in.
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  Yeah, I love the game. Yes, and because it's June 4th
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  on the calendar. 6/4 OK people celebrate.
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  Remember this day. Yes, 6/4 I saw a lot of Hawkeye
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  Twitter. Parents breakdown interview
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  after his father died. Yes, he was gone basically the
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  whole week. We know the importance as a
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  Pennsylvania kid of this game was in Michigan for his father's
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  funeral. Him and Brian I think showed up
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  maybe the morning of the game. Brian was with Brian was beside
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  him during the interview. Was it?
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  It was either the morning of or Friday night and day.
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  Everybody was already in bed. Something like that.
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  Now I've refreshed my memory. Was he supposed to be there?
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  Was it? Was it a surprise he was there?
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  I think all week long if memory serves, and we're going back 21
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  years and there is a lot more barley and hops in my brain at
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  that time. But if memory serves that yes,
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  he was expected. That's the way at least it was
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  portrayed to the media. But then when we found out he
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  got there so late, it wasn't maybe different inside the
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  locker room and it was a surprise to them.
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  And that'd be one maybe after retirement, kind of dive deeper
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  into that. Story Kirk.
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  That would be a good. One and that.
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  Week. Because was that the week that
• 18:27
  Nate Katie became Nate Katie? He was improving at that point.
• 18:31
  OK. No 2004.
• 18:34
  No, he was fully formed at that point, was he?
• 18:36
  Because O2 is when he won the grows out.
• 18:37
  He wasn't even there at that point.
• 18:38
  Oh, who am I thinking this Cal Schlicker was it?
• 18:41
  Schlicker was the kicker in a four.
• 18:42
  Well, one, whoever, whoever had the day that day, it, it's, it's
• 18:47
  stuck with me that that was the day that they really earned
• 18:51
  their Tiger Hawk, if you will. So here is the box score very
• 18:57
  early into the game. Just a minute and 1/2 in a
• 18:59
  safety for Penn State as they take a 2.
• 19:01
  Nothing lead. Iowa bounces back as they get on
• 19:06
  the board with a field goal from Kyle Slicker.
• 19:09
  A 27 was. He a freshman or red shirt
• 19:12
  freshman? Then I think he was maybe a
• 19:15
  sophomore, something like that and a.
• 19:16
  Good kicker trend. He was a good.
• 19:17
  He was a good. Caterpie one.
• 19:19
  Yeah. Nice career.
• 19:20
  He wasn't Nick, Katie. No.
• 19:21
  But he was very solid. That was his first year as a
• 19:23
  starter. He had two more years then
• 19:24
  after. That did he follow Todd Sievers
• 19:27
  at Ankeny or was there a kicker? Because remember when Ankeny was
• 19:29
  putting out all those? Oh yes, I mean it continued for
• 19:32
  a long, long time. So there might have been there
• 19:35
  had to been a gap cause Seavers was when they win their state
• 19:38
  championship 97. Their first one sounds right.
• 19:40
  I think with Justin Luch, Centurion Stone on that team
• 19:44
  caught a touchdown pass. Remember that it was at the
• 19:46
  game. So Iowa races out to a 3-2 lead.
• 19:48
  They add to it with another slicker field goal.
• 19:51
  It's 62 going into halftime and it's scoreless until with over 8
• 19:55
  minutes left in the game. I would take say safety in awful
• 20:00
  conditions knowing that's terrible, going to have to kick
• 20:03
  a short field back to Penn State.
• 20:04
  But new that Penn State's not moving the football.
• 20:07
  Zach Mills, Michael Robinson, those were the 2 quarterbacks
• 20:10
  for the Nittany Lions. They were not moving the.
• 20:13
  Parker's defense? Gotcha.
• 20:14
  That 04 defense was incredible. Babineau.
• 20:17
  Oh geez. Yeah, Babineau Roth, Redbard
• 20:22
  moved on. Well, it was early Greenway.
• 20:24
  Hodge man that. Defensive backfield Antoine
• 20:27
  Allen, Jovan Johnson, Marcus Pascal, Jovan Johnson.
• 20:30
  Had a long career up north. He did.
• 20:32
  All three of those guys had interceptions in the game 6/4.
• 20:38
  But it was ABC, wasn't it? The broadcast it.
• 20:40
  Was an ESPN was it? I will move to five and two on
• 20:44
  the air with the victory. Penn State fell to two and five
• 20:47
  that season. Do you understand why Penn State
• 20:49
  fans don't have the same kind of quality memories?
• 20:52
  A bad season that dropped it a two and five, but a road victory
• 20:55
  for the Hawkeye is with 168 yards of total offense.
• 20:58
  Some things never change. No, that's true.
• 21:02
  Oh my. Back in the day.
• 21:04
  It was on the deuce, was it? That's.
• 21:06
  Where it was? Jeez, does it say who called the
• 21:10
  game? Not well, not where I'm looking
• 21:13
  at. Or who did the sideline
• 21:14
  interview with Kirk that brought him to tears 6/4.
• 21:18
  Game I probably click on one of the articles and I.
• 21:20
  Bet, or you could probably find a video on this.
• 21:22
  So anyways, we'll take a time out, we'll come back.
• 21:25
  We're going to talk to Ben Lynch again.
• 21:27
  This story, it was in the Des Moines Register last week.
• 21:30
  I want to say an Iowa based is from Dallas County.
• 21:34
  His name is Nicholas Bavis Davis Davis.
• 21:38
  Davis. Davis.
• 21:40
  Maybe Ben can help us out. He will.
• 21:42
  He's suing DraftKings in hopes of of getting $14.2 million in
• 21:48
  purported winnings. DraftKings sees it differently.
• 21:52
  This goes back to the final round of Pebble Beach.
• 21:54
  So let me set the scene. 54 holes have been completed.
• 21:58
  This is a Saturday. They were going through a week's
• 22:01
  worth of weather in that area where people were on mandatory
• 22:04
  lockdowns on Sunday. This is how bad that it got
• 22:08
  right. So, Nick, after 54 holes, seeing
• 22:14
  that there's a chance that this this tournament doesn't continue
• 22:19
  or doesn't pick up on Sunday where it left off on Saturday,
• 22:23
  and maybe the with the weather lingering into the beginning of
• 22:26
  next week, maybe they'll just call it good after 54 holes.
• 22:29
  So he, along with other batters, decided to make significant
• 22:34
  wagers at DraftKings. DraftKings took the bets.
• 22:37
  The tournament was called after 54 holes.
• 22:44
  Nicholas didn't get his money. DraftKings wanted to refund.
• 22:47
  Nicholas says no, no, no, you took my bets, pay me my money.
• 22:51
  Here we are. So we'll talk to Nick's
• 22:54
  attorney, Ben Lynch from Ben Lynch Law here in Des Moines.
• 22:57
  When we come back, Miller and Condon, is it kind of like this?
• 23:01
  Am I, is it, is it too simplistic like this?
• 23:04
  Because he bet on the weather essentially, right?
• 23:07
  Yeah. He did because he partlyed every
• 23:10
  exact standing. Exact standing.
• 23:12
  Top fives, top 10's and top 20s all parlayed together.
• 23:15
  Absolutely did. So if the weather man would have
• 23:18
  been wrong and they would have played, he.
• 23:21
  Wouldn't have won any of those. He wouldn't have won any of.
• 23:23
  Them. Not when you're parlaying, yeah.
• 23:25
  You know, likelihood, yeah, maybe one or two small ones,
• 23:27
  because the top five might have stuck.
• 23:29
  Around, but he was parlaying them together.
• 23:31
  So he wouldn't have, right? Because you have to have them
• 23:33
  all, obviously. So he he bet on the weather.
• 23:36
  But when it comes to factoring weather into handicapping, we do
• 23:40
  that absolutely. We do that at Wrigley Field.
• 23:43
  You do that in horse racing. Is he a mutter?
• 23:45
  Do that too, but it's the wind blowing in or out.
• 23:48
  What's the total right, yes. So sports book operators factor
• 23:53
  weather into their numbers that they put up there for you to
• 23:58
  begin betting on. I think Nick's got a really good
• 24:02
  case. I do not knowing the house rules
• 24:07
  and therein lies maybe the Gray area.
• 24:10
  So we'll talk to Ben Lynch from Ben Lynch Law when we come back.
• 24:15
  Is the Dallas County based better going to beat DraftKings?
• 24:20
  We'll talk about that when we come back.
• 24:21
  Miller and Condon underway on a Wednesday.
• 24:24
  It's the Iowa Sports Radio Network.
• 24:26
  Hi, I'm Miller Condon. Welcome back Iowa Sports Radio
• 24:29
  Network where every listening in the state of Iowa.
• 24:31
  Glad that you are. We'll take you until 2:00 to
• 24:34
  drive. Coming up at that time with
• 24:36
  Heather and Lucas. Well, as Trent and I've been
• 24:38
  discussing since yesterday and early in the show today, a
• 24:42
  interesting lawsuit with a local resident, Dallas County,
• 24:46
  Nicholas Davis, I believe is how you pronounce his last name.
• 24:49
  He is suing DraftKings for in excess of $14 million for bets
• 24:54
  that he placed on the 2024 Pebble Beach Open, an event that
• 25:00
  was cancelled or deemed to be official after 54 holes.
• 25:05
  DraftKings took the bets. Then they decided to void the
• 25:08
  bets and refund the money because the final round wasn't
• 25:11
  played. Ben Lynch is representing Nick,
• 25:13
  and he joins us, Ben Lynch Law here in Des Moines.
• 25:16
  Ben, you just talked to Trent Condon.
• 25:18
  My name is Ken Miller. Thank you for coming on.
• 25:20
  How are you, Ben? Hey guys, Thanks for having me.
• 25:23
  I'm well. Good.
• 25:24
  Appreciate you coming on and fascinated by this lawsuit.
• 25:27
  Trent and I talk a lot of sports wagering on our program and
• 25:31
  anxious to see where it goes and when there's a local tie to it,
• 25:34
  obviously it it moves our needle.
• 25:36
  So essentially, as I look at it and correct me if I'm wrong,
• 25:40
  your, your client seemingly bet on the weather in some respects,
• 25:43
  right? Look good looking at the
• 25:44
  forecast, knowing that there's a broadly strong likelihood as the
• 25:49
  weather's been awful all week long and there was warnings out
• 25:52
  for the weekend. In fact, there was a stay at
• 25:55
  home, stayed shelter in place enacted on Sunday and into
• 26:00
  Monday. So your client bet on the
• 26:02
  weather thinking, you know what, there's a chance that the
• 26:05
  tournament's going to be called after 54 holds.
• 26:07
  DraftKings is taking my bets that it won't be.
• 26:11
  Therefore I think that I should prevail.
• 26:13
  Is that kind of in a nutshell? To an extent, I think the
• 26:18
  weather was a factor, but I think the weather is a factor
• 26:21
  for any sporting event that happens outdoors.
• 26:24
  So I don't necessarily think that he was quote betting on the
• 26:26
  weather. I think it was one of the
• 26:28
  variables that went into his bet, just like any other bet.
• 26:32
  So DraftKings was accepting bets for this specific event.
• 26:38
  They accepted his money, he made a wager, and that created a
• 26:41
  binding contract between DraftKings and my client.
• 26:43
  So I think the factor was 1 variable just like that variable
• 26:49
  in play for any other bet. So Phyllis said a little bit on
• 26:52
  the details of the verbiage that DraftKings uses and a lot of
• 26:55
  sports book operators use as it pertains to a completing events.
• 26:59
  Now it's different in different sports.
• 27:00
  We're talking about a scheduled 72 hole event for golf, a
• 27:04
  basketball, Baseball can be different depending on those. 5
• 27:07
  1/2 for baseball, 55 minutes for football.
• 27:10
  House rules are different everywhere and what the house
• 27:13
  rules said at the time compared to what they say currently over
• 27:16
  a DraftKings. Site.
• 27:18
  Without getting into a ton of detail, you hit the the nail on
• 27:21
  the head with the last sentence. The rules in effect when my
• 27:24
  client placed these bets allowed him to do what he did and did
• 27:30
  not allow DraftKings to avoid their bet.
• 27:33
  Now immediately following avoided bet and the conclusion
• 27:37
  of the Pro Am tournament, DraftKings did update their
• 27:41
  rules that would have allowed them to cancel in this event.
• 27:44
  However, that was not in effect at the time.
• 27:47
  So our argument is they should be bound by the rules and the
• 27:51
  terms and conditions at the time you placed the bet, which is
• 27:53
  what they would have held him to in the event they were trying to
• 27:56
  hold his feet to the fire. So we think it should go both
• 27:58
  ways. Most states or all states
• 28:01
  seemingly have a referee for these kind of disputes and in
• 28:04
  this case I would think would be the Iowa Racing and Gaming
• 28:07
  Commission. Have they chimed in?
• 28:10
  What their opinion is? Will they be called as part of
• 28:14
  this trial? Should it get to trial?
• 28:15
  Have you heard from the Racing and Gaming Commission what their
• 28:17
  stance is? You are correct that would be
• 28:21
  the administrative agency that would be kind of the referee on
• 28:24
  this. However, in this event and in
• 28:28
  other that we've heard from that happened on this exact same
• 28:32
  voided bet scenario, all those gaming commissions have punted
• 28:36
  essentially saying this is between you guys at this point,
• 28:39
  you guys need to figure this out.
• 28:40
  So has not been very helpful. However, it's not authoritative
• 28:45
  and it is not binding on anything.
• 28:47
  So it is, it is some administrative investigation
• 28:52
  that can happen. But everybody that I've talked
• 28:55
  to, it was not a very deep dive and it was not very helpful.
• 28:57
  So they're not going to be a witness, they're not going to be
• 29:01
  the people that determine fault or that's going to be for a
• 29:05
  judge and or a jury at a later date.
• 29:08
  Just looking at the updated figures, year to date the the
• 29:12
  year dating starting back to June, DraftKings in the state of
• 29:15
  Iowa has collected $76,000,000 in net revenue from the state.
• 29:21
  This would be a chunk of that, but it's not like they're going
• 29:23
  to go bankrupt up here. What do you look at this and you
• 29:26
  look at a place like DraftKings and, and some of the times you
• 29:29
  look at the amount of money that comes into them and you got a
• 29:32
  guy that found something, right? They accepted the bet and found
• 29:36
  something here. It's got to be frustrating from
• 29:38
  his perspective and certainly your client's perspective.
• 29:41
  Hey, we got one off one of the big operators and now they're
• 29:43
  not going to pay. Can I agree with you 100%?
• 29:47
  I look at this like Dave and Goliath.
• 29:48
  I mean, DraftKings accept money all the time.
• 29:52
  They make a lot of money, millions and millions of
• 29:54
  dollars. And that figure that you just
• 29:55
  mentioned, that's just Iowa. There's 49 other states.
• 29:59
  And I don't even know, they might do business
• 30:00
  internationally as well. But this is a claim that he won
• 30:04
  and they need to pay it out. I mean, it's just, it's the
• 30:06
  little guy won and he followed the rules.
• 30:08
  He did what he was supposed to do.
• 30:09
  And you shouldn't be able to go and say take the back He's after
• 30:12
  you after you, you win a bet. So I would I agree with you and
• 30:16
  I think I think it it, it needs to and hopefully will be paid.
• 30:20
  Ben Lynch is our guest, Ben Lynch Law here in Des Moines.
• 30:23
  You mentioned that the your client wasn't the only one that
• 30:26
  was doing this, this apparently there were other people around
• 30:29
  the country in legal sports wagering states that were making
• 30:32
  similar bets. How have they turned out?
• 30:35
  Do you have any idea, Ben, if if indeed they went forward?
• 30:39
  Yes. So as far as I'm aware, my
• 30:42
  client is the one and only person that has actually filed A
• 30:44
  lawsuit released to this specific incident, the third
• 30:47
  round voiding. What I can tell you is that this
• 30:50
  has impacted dozens if not hundreds of other people since
• 30:54
  this went public. We, we were forced to file a
• 30:56
  public lawsuit. News outlets have picked it up.
• 31:01
  And so we've heard from all these other people from
• 31:03
  different states. So the only reason that Nix is
• 31:05
  the only one that we filed is because at the time that's the
• 31:07
  only one we heard about. But now just a few weeks later,
• 31:12
  that is a much different story. And we've there's millions and
• 31:16
  millions and millions of dollars of unpaid bets that we've heard
• 31:19
  from other people on just this one specific instance.
• 31:22
  Are you licensed to practice in any of those states?
• 31:26
  I am only licensed to practice in Iowa.
• 31:28
  However there are avenues for where I could come in and help
• 31:33
  people in other states without going into the legal gargain pro
• 31:37
  yeah pro hoc VJ. I can, I can.
• 31:39
  I can help people from all all over the country.
• 31:42
  You're talking to us. You got to dump things down a
• 31:44
  little bit for us and help us out.
• 31:46
  Hey, Abed, so you look at this. If it comes to a case, you're in
• 31:51
  front of a judge, you're in front of a jury.
• 31:53
  I mean, however this goes, you're going up against
• 31:55
  DraftKings, We just talked about the amount of money that they
• 31:57
  brought in just from the state of Iowa in this fiscal year.
• 32:00
  We know the kind of backing that they have.
• 32:02
  Have you gone up against a big financial backing kind of
• 32:05
  institution like this and knowing it's not just going to
• 32:08
  be, you know, you mentioned it's David and Goliath here, what
• 32:12
  you'd be going up against if it does get to that point?
• 32:15
  Well, the thing that I love about practicing law is I get to
• 32:18
  rely on the facts and the law, not who is representing the
• 32:23
  other party doesn't really interest me.
• 32:25
  I know that I have a good case. I know that I have a good client
• 32:28
  and I know that I can present it well.
• 32:30
  So quite frankly, I don't really care who's on the other side.
• 32:33
  I would rather have the good facts and the good law.
• 32:34
  And right now we have a binding contract that was breached by
• 32:37
  the other party. So those are the things that I
• 32:39
  focus on and care about. I could couldn't really care
• 32:41
  less who's who's on the other side.
• 32:43
  And you're correct, it's going to be a competent an attorney,
• 32:45
  it's going to be a it's going to be a business savvy defendant.
• 32:48
  But I focus on what I can control and that's my client and
• 32:53
  and the narrative that I set in court.
• 32:54
  What Trent and I, we were talking about this yesterday.
• 32:57
  I won't put words in his mouth, but I think he felt the same way
• 32:59
  I did that I was surprised that this actually got to this point.
• 33:02
  I just thought that it would have been settled just, you
• 33:06
  know, for to to avoid the embarrassment a because the
• 33:10
  weather was bad all week. Long.
• 33:12
  It was terrible all week long. They had to have.
• 33:15
  We've known there was a chance that this tournament may not be
• 33:18
  able to be completed. Is there been any talks of a
• 33:21
  settlement banner? Is that something you can't
• 33:23
  disclose? Any settlement discussions if
• 33:27
  they, if they have happened would be confidential.
• 33:31
  But what I will tell you is that cases can settle all the way up
• 33:34
  through the day before trial and even in the middle of trial.
• 33:37
  And my client is always open to listening and if it's fair then
• 33:42
  that's always possible. But until then, everything's
• 33:46
  public and we will proceed forward as if we're going to
• 33:49
  trial. I don't take a case unless I
• 33:52
  believe in it and am completely prepared to go try it in court
• 33:55
  and that's what I will do if it does not settle.
• 33:57
  When when do will we see a trial?
• 33:59
  Any idea? It's still very early.
• 34:03
  I mean we're talking, it's not going to be in 2025.
• 34:05
  I can tell you that we do not have a specific trial date, but
• 34:09
  that would all be public record. So I don't have even have a
• 34:11
  trial date to tell you about because it hasn't been set.
• 34:14
  Good stuff Ben. It the story caught transcend my
• 34:17
  attention, no doubt about it. Wanted to follow up with it and
• 34:20
  we appreciate you coming on to do that.
• 34:21
  Ben Lynch, thank you. Appreciate it.
• 34:24
  Yes, Thanks guys. Have a good day.
• 34:25
  Yep, you do the same. Ben Lynch.
• 34:27
  Ben Lynch Law here in Des Moines followed this case, but it looks
• 34:30
  like we'll be following this case in 2026, if indeed it gets
• 34:34
  to court. Do you think it will?
• 34:35
  I think it will. You do, yeah.
• 34:37
  You think both side? Well, we I'm pretty sure Nick's
• 34:39
  digging in. Yes, absolutely.
• 34:41
  And Ben's digging in and DraftKings, we'll see where it
• 34:46
  goes. Their contention is, is in their
• 34:53
  in the rules prior to the rules being changed.
• 34:55
  I guess that that was a subsection of some of some, I
• 35:01
  don't know. I, as I said yesterday, I if I
• 35:04
  was on the jury, just going off the media reports that I've read
• 35:09
  on it seems like DraftKings up against it.
• 35:12
  They were, but how much verbiage do they have deeper?
• 35:16
  That's just it. You know, we mentioned the house
• 35:18
  rules. Those house rules are pages and
• 35:20
  pages long. And.
• 35:22
  If you look just specifically at the golf rules, I think it's
• 35:25
  stated, I think KCCI, I think, yeah, that's the article I have
• 35:27
  up here said at the time it said, quote, all future bets are
• 35:32
  settled on the player slash team winning the trophy.
• 35:36
  And if future bets were placed after the last shot of the
• 35:39
  previous complete round, vets will be void.
• 35:42
  That was in there previously. That's the case.
• 35:45
  It's going to be hard, but they accepted.
• 35:48
  The bet Read the last line again.
• 35:50
  Future bets were placed after the last shot of the previous
• 35:53
  complete round. Vets will be void.
• 35:56
  So back DraftKings accepted bets because they didn't know that it
• 36:00
  would be voided if the if the weather broke, the tournament
• 36:03
  would have continued on on Sunday.
• 36:08
  Point DraftKings. Yeah, and that's that verbiage
• 36:13
  you get into in the wording and. And that's why it's there.
• 36:16
  Oh yes, it's it's all in this case.
• 36:18
  It may work out well for draftking, but it also works
• 36:20
  well for the betters. Yes, and it can protect you.
• 36:23
  Yes, it's rare it does well, I don't know.
• 36:26
  It's. Rare it's happened, but it does
• 36:28
  happen. Yes, yes.
• 36:30
  You need to know it you. Need to know the rules?
• 36:32
  I get it. No, you, no one's going to
• 36:34
  Vegas. They're excited to be there,
• 36:36
  throwing your bags in the room you're firing down to wherever
• 36:38
  you're staying. All right, now I need to get out
• 36:40
  my house rules. But games are about 10.
• 36:44
  No, no, no, no, no. I'm only on.
• 36:46
  Chapter 10 I got I got 10 more pages.
• 36:49
  No one does that. No, no one.
• 36:51
  And they're all publicly displayed.
• 36:53
  They are. They have to be legal.
• 36:55
  They have to be. They have to be publicly
• 36:57
  displayed. No, no, no, I'm still no.
• 37:01
  You're not reading the rules. Hey Ken, do you want a beer?
• 37:04
  Soon as I get finished, Trent, I'm still reading the rules.
• 37:07
  Oh God, we'll take a time out thanks to see where it goes.
• 37:11
  Local tie to it. Thought the story was worthy of
• 37:14
  digging in a little deeper. We'll see where it goes and
• 37:18
  we'll follow it as the media here.
• 37:20
  We'll in Central I, we'll take a time out, come back, finish up
• 37:22
  our #1 Miller and Condon, we're on the Iowa Sports Radio
• 37:25
  Network. Hi, Millory Condon, welcome
• 37:42
  back. Final couple of minutes here.
• 37:43
  First hour of the program. David Kaplan, the cap man kicks
• 37:47
  off our number 2 Centurion Stone of Iowa sponsors that Joe
• 37:51
  O'Donnell radio voice of the Minnesota Wild will help Trenton
• 37:54
  and I with the Panthers and the Oilers.
• 37:56
  Game one of the Stanley Cup here tonight.
• 37:59
  So just real quick, only got a couple of minutes and I want to
• 38:03
  ask you this because I'm starting to read more reports
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  and maybe it's just because it's the time of the year and
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  everybody's looking for a column space or they want to click or
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  whatever. I'm seeing more and more
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  consternation on JJ McCarthy at this point that I thought I
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  would see are. You starting to get nervous.
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  Even like that, just wondering, I might have to tap the brakes a
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  little bit. And, well, there's a reason
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  Aaron Rodgers hasn't signed with the Steelers yet.
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  He's still holding out hope. I don't know.
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  I mean, I in one point I think it's valid because after all,
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  he's coming off a significant injury that he had to go back
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  for a Part 2, right? It didn't take.
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  There was a there was a problem the first time I had to get a
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  little bit of a clean up. So it could be health related,
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  but I guess it could be performance related too, right?
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  Looking back at his numbers. Collegiately, I never was in
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  love with him. Same.
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  And that's why I was so surprised the like, were you
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  talking to Cale too much? Were you talking to Paul Allen?
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  My son's pretty pumped up. What what has it been that
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  because we're both in the same we were.
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  He was a great vessel for an incredible deep and talented
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  team. He made a couple of throws, that
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  one against Alabama, that there's few guys that can make
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  that throw. But those wild moments were.
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  So for as much JJ McCarthy as we saw, those wild moments were
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  there, no doubt, but they weren't plentiful.
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  You weren't talking about the 6810 throws.
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  He made a game. There's one or two of those
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  throws a game, and then he's going to this level and he's
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  suddenly I That was always my problem with McCarthy.
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  It's not a talent thing. He's talented.
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  Was did the media overblow his one and only appearance in the
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  pre season last year? Yeah, it's pre season football.
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  Right, of course. But I mean, they were all over
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  it in a positive fashion, so. In the national championship
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  here, he throws 22 touchdowns against 4 interceptions.
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  Remember, that was 22 touchdowns in 15 games.
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  Yes, they relied. It was a running team, right?
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  They were built on that. Still, 22 touchdowns.
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  Didn't even throw for 3000 yards in 15 games.
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  What was his high watermark? Did he have one game that he
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  broke 300? Probably not.
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  Let's see game. He did.
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  Couldn't be very many. Right.
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  It'd be certainly a rarity for him.
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  So going through the game log that year, his high watermark,
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  he threw for 335 against Purdue without a touchdown in that
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  game. Threw 4 touchdowns at Michigan
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  State through three beginning the year against East Carolina.
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  But against the good teams, the ones, well, that's the other
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  thing. They barely struggled in any of
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  their games and they beat Penn State.
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  Remember that game when Penn State?
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  Refreshed my memory. Had to stop the run because
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  Michigan just ran the ball every single time.
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  He went seven of eight that game for 60 yards.
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  Jeez. Who else?
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  They beat Michigan, He went 16 a 20 for 1:48 in that one.
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  Iowa 22 a 30 for 147 Playing well against Bama.
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  Yeah, the Alabama game made him a lot of money.
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  He won a national championship, going 10 of 18 for 140 yards.
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  Well, Vikings fans, and I know a couple of them personally,
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  they're still holding up hope that he ends up there.
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  Off the bandwagon, Ken Miller. Scraping my knees, clearly.
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  And either way, Capy's coming up.
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  Hour 2 is next. Miller and Condon, Iowa Sports
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  Radio Network.