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"Can You Read Us the Score?" (Saturday, December 27 2025, Hour 3) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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Speaker 1: This Quality Leering Center meant to say quality of learning center.
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Speaker 2: They said, we'll do it, making mornings great again.
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Speaker 3: But the first thing today on the media appe Thomas.
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Speaker 4: We'll do it.
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Speaker 5: Jewart said, steal met a day every Saturday too, when the.
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Speaker 4: Son comes up, Joey is everything a dream?
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Speaker 5: All the treasure Saturday needs.
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Speaker 6: No one that Joe's smiled.
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Speaker 4: He only eggs.
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Speaker 7: Joe honored to be of service to you these mornings,
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Speaker 7: really is.
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Speaker 3: We tell you what went on.
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Speaker 7: We'll tell you what we see in the evidence left behind,
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Speaker 7: the stuff that makes it to the evidence locker. And
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Speaker 7: then we want to hear how it's impacting you. Where
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Speaker 7: you are the single or most low part of the
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Speaker 7: radio station, is you? I hope they you know, besides me,
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Speaker 7: everyone tells you that it's the most important thing. And
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Speaker 7: yet you know, all these years have gone by, and
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Speaker 7: all these places and all these different ways to communicate,
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Speaker 7: and here we go. I lovingly because I love radio.
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Speaker 7: I love radio just nearly there with my kids and
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Speaker 7: my wife and I always have. And the fact that
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Speaker 7: it's still a going concern with the majority of Americans
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Speaker 7: tuning to the radio to hear what the hell is
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Speaker 7: going on in the world. It's it brings a little
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Speaker 7: bit of wistfulness to me. It brings tear to my
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Speaker 7: eye that we're still going on. And it's with that
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Speaker 7: love in my heart that I refer to radio as
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Speaker 7: the cockroaches of modern American media, because every time somebody
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Speaker 7: says they've dropped the big one on us, everything else
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Speaker 7: television and magazines and all these things that have gone
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Speaker 7: the way of the Dodo, and we are still scurrying
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Speaker 7: around and you're still tuning in, and God bless you
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Speaker 7: for it.
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Speaker 8: We have so many people who can't see a fat
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Speaker 8: man standing beside a fin one without coming to the
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Speaker 8: conclusion that fat man got that way by taking advantage
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Speaker 8: of the fin one. So they're going to solve all
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Speaker 8: the problems of human misery through government and government planning. Well,
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Speaker 8: now we've government planning and welfare had the answer, and
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Speaker 8: they've had almost.
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Speaker 7: Thirty years of it.
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Speaker 8: Shouldn't we expect government to read the score to us
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Speaker 8: once in a while.
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Speaker 3: I see they don't want to do that.
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Speaker 5: Ron.
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Speaker 7: They don't want to do that ron, because that's when
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Speaker 7: you start to find out about the millions and millions
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Speaker 7: of memory hold dollars that have vanished into the Somali
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Speaker 7: community out of the pockets of Minnesota taxpayers. The frauds
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Speaker 7: that hit in federally governed programs even more so because
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Speaker 7: there's more steps in between, more people to look the
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Speaker 7: other way when the grift goes on. And yet anyone
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Speaker 7: who simply says, hey, maybe maybe we should find out
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Speaker 7: how much the FBI is spending on surveillance of American citizens,
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Speaker 7: You're called a grifter. You're the grifter for trying to
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Speaker 7: gain popularity by saying, hey, point to me the spot
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Speaker 7: that says we should have insert any agency that we have.
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Speaker 3: In any event.
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Speaker 7: As we start this Saturday morning, our first things we
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Speaker 7: must detail so that you know what you're doing. Speaking
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Speaker 7: of the FBI, they have moved out of the Hoover Building.
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Speaker 7: I wonder if they left the dresses. December twenty sixth,
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Speaker 7: shutting down the Hoover Building. Cash Battel posted on x
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Speaker 7: of the Interior to the Department of Navy, and hundreds
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Speaker 7: of Marines have been deployed to this new National Defense
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Speaker 7: area in Yuma, Arizona, California Department of Motor Vehicles is
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Speaker 7: being sued over a plan to revoke the commercial driver's
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Speaker 7: licenses of nearly twenty thousand non citizens. The Asian Law Caucus,
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Speaker 7: immediate ceasefires today, the two countries said in a joint
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Speaker 7: of deadly border clashes. The neighbor's long standing border conflict
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Speaker 7: reignited this month, killing at least forty seven people in
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Speaker 7: the battling. President Donald Trump said on Friday he's not
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Speaker 7: ready to embrace Israel's recognition of Somali land's independence. That's
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Speaker 7: the northern half of the country where the southern half
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Speaker 7: of Minneapolis has emigrated from. This is the Christian, democratically
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Speaker 7: governed side that is not recognized by the Somali government
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Speaker 7: And understand, that was sixty years ago, and it is
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Speaker 7: only become more and more acute. And the more you
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Speaker 7: push on it, the more you're called a racist. The
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Speaker 7: more you point out the Somali community of you know,
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Speaker 7: one or two percent of it's higher than that, but
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Speaker 7: it's not the majority in Minneapolis, but they've managed to
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Speaker 7: make enough noise to make it seem like it's Mogadishu
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Speaker 7: meanwhile in Somali Land. And I want to spend a
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Speaker 7: The commentariat is losing its lower intestinal control, soiling their
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Speaker 7: underpants over the grave peril that Israel has put the
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Speaker 7: United States in by recognizing Somali Land as the legitimate
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Speaker 7: governing force of a country that for a long time
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Speaker 7: was called Somaliland. And this is a democratically elected, non sectarian,
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Speaker 7: though based in Judeo Christian ethic, but open government that technically,
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Speaker 7: by their accounting, represents the.
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Speaker 3: Northern half of the Horn.
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Speaker 7: And claims dominion over it, though they are not recognized
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Speaker 7: by the Islamist government of Somalia, which is.
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Speaker 3: Such a great place.
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Speaker 7: By the way, they want to bring it to Minneapolis.
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Speaker 7: And Israel recognizing them as the legitimate government, the geopolitical
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Speaker 7: commentariat is like, this is going to get more Americans killed.
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Speaker 7: This is the reason we need to cut Israel r loose.
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Speaker 7: it's time for America to admit they've been wrong about
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Speaker 7: the Islamists all along, and that we deserved everything we
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Speaker 7: got in two thousand and one, in nineteen ninety six
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Speaker 7: and all. So it's such the ultimate in gas lighting.
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Speaker 7: It's like the abusive spouse.
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Speaker 3: Telling their power more.
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, if you didn't mess up so much,
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Speaker 7: I wouldn't have to get so rough with you. It's
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Speaker 7: after a bit, you know, you say, all right, well,
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Speaker 7: it's wilful. It's wilful. It's coordinated, and it is intentional.
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Speaker 7: And I truly believe that it's driven by this idea
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Speaker 7: So like the poorest American globally speaking, in terms of
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Speaker 7: the one percent of the wealthiest human beings on the planet.
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Speaker 7: So before we get into mac Gold and Silver, incredible
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Speaker 7: I asked, silly enough on Monday, if James thought we
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Speaker 7: Monday morning. I knew something was afoot when CBS News
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Speaker 7: the networks are finally started to say, Hey, something's going
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Speaker 7: on over there, So I appreciate it.
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Speaker 3: They might be listening. I don't know, but that's that's amazing.
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Speaker 7: I remember was it just a week ago, James that
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Speaker 7: I asked, so so pedestrianly, do you think silver will
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Speaker 7: crack seventy dollars announced by the end of the year.
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Speaker 7: I may have to revise that and say, what do
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Speaker 7: you think is eighty dollars announce achievable?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 24: I think it was just a week ago that you
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Speaker 3: So we'll see where we go again.
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Speaker 24: Running at this pace, eighty is definitely a reasonable target
47:23
Speaker 24: before the end of the year, which is incredible to
47:25
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47:29
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Speaker 4: And it's not slowing down, that's for.
47:34
Speaker 7: Sure and without question, and understand that as high as
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47:40
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47:45
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Speaker 3: James. You have a great morning, sir.
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Speaker 7: Thanks showing you too, jcsgold dot com. Uh so, you know,
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Speaker 7: NFL decided to play three football games or semi pro
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Speaker 7: football games because Dallas and the Commanders were involved h
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Speaker 7: two pro and a semi pro game scrimmage on Christmas Day,
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Speaker 7: which has traditionally been when the NBA players uh took
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Speaker 7: center stage.
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Speaker 3: I can't. I was gonna.
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Speaker 7: I was going to drag you into this whole Charles
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Speaker 7: Barkley versus the NFL thing.
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Speaker 3: But you know, yeah, no, Well.
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Speaker 25: As I said, you start to really get uh, you know,
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Speaker 25: it was the time of year, and I got a
48:45
Speaker 25: great JJ reddick sound bye for you. But it's the
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Speaker 25: time of year now when you know coaches are getting
48:50
Speaker 25: a little alley. They don't want to work Christmas Day,
48:53
Speaker 25: they don't want to travel because you know, you just
48:55
Speaker 25: get you know, it's it's the.
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Speaker 3: Way, it's what are we watching.
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Speaker 7: I think that comes down, I mean, was his point
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Speaker 7: was felt getting greedy man, uh you know, but greedy.
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Speaker 3: For what twelve twelve viewers?
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Speaker 7: I mean, you know, the viewership of this stuff is
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Speaker 7: declining at a breakneck page.
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Speaker 3: Yeah it couldn't it could have been.
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Speaker 25: I don't know what the numbers, but we couldn't have
49:17
Speaker 25: been that good. And we'd like to thank the Lions
49:19
Speaker 25: for participating six turnovers. Really and you play a team
49:23
Speaker 25: that throws for three yards, they passed for thirteen in
49:28
Speaker 25: the last like you know century that that that won
49:33
Speaker 25: a game throwing for less than ten yards whatever the
49:37
Speaker 25: stat I mean three yards?
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Speaker 3: What was it? What was it?
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Speaker 7: The coach said about the forward past, there were three
49:43
Speaker 7: things that can happen when you.
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Speaker 3: Throw it to them.
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Speaker 25: That's exactly right, all right, one quick thing and then
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Speaker 25: with Tony Elliott and uh, you know, uv A there
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Speaker 25: the fans will be I'll probably be able to hear them.
49:56
Speaker 25: You know, the party is going on in Jacksonville for
49:59
Speaker 25: I live one hundred mile away, and probably the ACC
50:02
Speaker 25: is transitioning to a nine game conference football schedule. Now,
50:05
Speaker 25: that release came out a couple of weeks ago that
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Speaker 25: the ACC said, hey.
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Speaker 3: We're gonna go to nine.
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Speaker 25: The move to a nine game conference schedule begins in
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Speaker 25: twenty twenty six. It's a transition year. Not every team
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Speaker 25: is going to do that. Twelve teams will play nine games.
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Speaker 25: Five BC Clemson, Florida State, Carolina, and Georgia Tech will
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Speaker 25: play eight because of existing non conference power for matchups
50:28
Speaker 25: and contracts that they couldn't.
50:29
Speaker 3: Get out of.
50:30
Speaker 25: So anyway, if you're interested in UVA, California, Duke, Carolina,
50:35
Speaker 25: NC State, and that game is going to be in Brazil,
50:37
Speaker 25: by the way, in August twenty nine.
50:39
Speaker 3: That kicks off. What why we been Anyway, They're going to.
50:42
Speaker 25: Brazil to play and Syria used it and then Florida
50:47
Speaker 25: State on the road, SMU, Virginia Tech, and Wake Forest,
50:50
Speaker 25: so ubas now Virginia Tech. They're going to play nine
50:54
Speaker 25: Georgia Tech, Pitt Stanford, and UVA at home. But they've
50:58
Speaker 25: got five on the road Boston College, California, Clemson, Miami,
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Speaker 25: and SMU. And I've said this a million times for
51:04
Speaker 25: those who might be new listeners. Dave Odhen once told
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Speaker 25: me the three most important things in coaching is scheduling, recruiting,
51:11
Speaker 25: and scheduling.
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Speaker 3: So anyway the way it just your schedule breaks down.
51:15
Speaker 25: And nobody could speak about that more than Tony Elliott.
51:18
Speaker 25: With a seven and one regular season record, they won
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Speaker 25: the title regular season title for the first time ever
51:24
Speaker 25: by themselves they shared it in eighty nine and ninety
51:27
Speaker 25: five and now playing Missouri and the Gator Bowl, you
51:30
Speaker 25: know which ought to be fun. But Tony Elliott has
51:33
Speaker 25: been interviewed a million times now over the last couple
51:36
Speaker 25: of months about how did you do that?
51:38
Speaker 8: Well?
51:39
Speaker 25: Money they UVA ponied up a ton of money and
51:42
Speaker 25: they ended up with thirty new players. You know, a
51:46
Speaker 25: bunch in the portal got nineteen freshmen. And so with
51:50
Speaker 25: all that, Tony says, it's the landscape that we're watching.
51:54
Speaker 26: It doesn't matter if you like it or not. It
51:56
Speaker 26: is what it is. And I'm just grateful that folks
51:59
Speaker 26: believe enough in this staff and these players to invest
52:04
Speaker 26: and hopefully that this is kind of an indication of
52:07
Speaker 26: what's possible. It's not guaranteed. We're not entitled to what
52:11
Speaker 26: we experienced this season. We got to earn it. But
52:13
Speaker 26: if we don't have the resources available, it's going to
52:16
Speaker 26: be hard to be able to have the caliber talent
52:18
Speaker 26: to be able to go out and compete in games
52:20
Speaker 26: like this or games within our league.
52:23
Speaker 7: A little message for the donors and any donor to
52:26
Speaker 7: a university.
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Speaker 3: And I still don't know.
52:29
Speaker 7: I mean, all the networks, everybody is saying the ratings
52:34
Speaker 7: are down, the gambling is down, which has been funding
52:37
Speaker 7: it for the last five years anyway, and I think
52:41
Speaker 7: I think we've reached that point of no return where
52:45
Speaker 7: the money is going to start to dwindle and they're
52:48
Speaker 7: going to come to you and me to replace it.
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