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Who has the best chance to win the NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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his handicaps and his picks of the week.
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And now, ladies and gentlemen, we have another segment as we
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got to get into the March Madness check.
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Are we ready? What's going on right now in the
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Sweet 16? There's a couple of games in
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action. You guys were just talking about
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them in the Let's parlay segment.
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Houston, Illinois, just getting started.
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You know his back and forth just to get going.
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Not a lot of points. I don't think we have a lot of
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points coming in this game. It's 9 to 8 halfway through the
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first half, which is pretty crazy.
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So to me, I know what Houston wants to do and they want a low
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scoring game. I feel like that favors Houston.
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How do you feel about this matchup?
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Oh, I love it. And I think Houston is going to
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the Final four. They're in probably the easiest
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bracket. I I and now that Vanderbilt's
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out, I mean, Illinois might be the hardest game they have left.
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So if they knock off Illinois, I, I, I just, I think they're
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good. They're destined to go to the
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Final four now. I don't, I know they're not
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going to win. I know they're not going to beat
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anybody that they're matched up against in the Final four.
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But I think that they have a little bit more offense in the
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tournament than they had last year, which a lot of people
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didn't predict that they were, but they played off they're
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they've been pretty good offensively and I do think
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they're better than Illinois. That doesn't mean Illinois can't
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win this game, but I I just, there's just something about
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this team that Houston wants to get back in that Final Four and
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whoever they match up with, you know, they have an opportunity
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just get into the Final four. Anything could happen.
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So I, I, I definitely have for Houston winning this game.
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And I don't even think I think it's going to be like 5-6
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points. They'll they'll, they'll
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probably win by so and you're right, Fish, they want to keep
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it as low as they possibly can keep the game close, being that
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Houston's a great dominant defending team and they they're
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not what it what you call an offensive style of team.
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So I think this bodes well for Houston that the game is very
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low scoring. I was talking about how Illinois
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shoots the three a lot and they're always been since Brad
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Underwood has gotten there, one of the more potent offensive
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scheme in the country. They've tended to rotate around
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some several big, big men. They have good big men on this
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team as well. I'm curious how much they end up
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going inside in this match up a lot more, especially since like
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you're saying, fish, they're already struggling to shoot so
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far and struggling to shoot is definitely a benefit to Houston.
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Houston is the slower pace that Calvin Sampson wants to play
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definitely favors them. So it'll be up to Underwood to
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adjust the offensive efficiency. Houston has been good on display
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this tournament so far, 80 points in both their tournament
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games. Illinois defense though, has
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been very sharp so far as well. So which over performing unit
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comes through will be a big question.
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But yeah, I tend to favor Houston a little more, even
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though I know W was on Illinois that time.
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I don't know. I think, I think I I pick
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Houston to go for it, but I think that might be a upset
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tonight. I just feel some different about
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Illinois tonight. I think they might come out and
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not actually upset Houston, but then again, I would upset it
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Nebraska already. So that might have been the
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upset feeling I'm feeling. But I definitely got Houston
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going well to the Final Four, so I look forward to them putting
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it out overall just so my bracket can stay where it's at.
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But I would not be surprised if it I know it's came out of tap
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on this rule. Alright, let's talk about the
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other game that's going on right now.
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Arizona, Arkansas. We got Calipari, Tommy Lloyd,
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who Dan Purcell thought is a really good head coaching
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candidate for possibly UNC. She's.
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Interesting. I think they're getting a Big 12
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coach, yeah. Right now it's 23 to 15.
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Arizona up 8 early. The shooting percentage is 75%
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right now for Arizona, 100% from three.
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Buries has five points. So does Coopete.
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A cuff is getting taking all the shots.
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It's a very ball dominant game, just like Purcell was saying
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it's ISO ball. Mr. Acuff Junior, he's if you're
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great at it, it's great. I just don't think that style of
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play is gonna beat a really good college.
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Score in college ornament. What's the?
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Score right now it's a 10 point. It's now 20.
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It's a 10 point lead right now for Arizona halfway through the
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1st. OK, and I Arizona is obviously
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going to be the favorites. They're they're they're good.
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They're very well oiled machine. They always are.
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They're very good offensively. They've played very well
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throughout the tournament. But Arkansas has been their
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hardest competition. Now we'll see how Arkansas
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remember they were saying that Arkansas has been tired since
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the winning the championship. We'll have to see as the game
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moves forward if Arkansas can keep them as as as close as they
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possibly can. So in Calipari's teams, the last
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five minutes of the game, they play hard and, and you know,
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Calipari is going to get out there, He's going to coach the
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hell out of that game. And this guy was a winner.
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This guy, everywhere he goes, he finds a way to win.
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This is his second Sweet 16 and he's been with Arkansas, what, 2
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years? It's been very impressive what
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Calipari has done, especially when you talk about Kentucky
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leaving Kentucky where they get all the top recruits.
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And then you go to Arkansas and, and, and how he's built this
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team and how he's built this program has been sensational.
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So I I'm not going to, I'm not going to say that Arkansas can't
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win this game just because they're down by 10 points.
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I expect this game to be a lot closer at the end of the game.
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So Arizona is a good team, man. There's no question.
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And I know you have them the winning championship.
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I have them losing against Purdue in the next round.
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So a lot, a lot. Instead, you know, in stake for
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both teams. And if Arkansas wins this game,
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they match up better, I think, against Purdue than Arizona
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does. Yeah, they definitely do.
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I think you look at the forward depth that Arkansas has,
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defensively speaking. I think that's the guys that
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have to step up offensively in this game because we've seen
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we're due to have the wing depth offensively a lot more this
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year. And that's the test in this game
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as well with Arizona with the three-point shooting prowess
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that they have with berries and if Bradley is on in this game,
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the three-point shooting prowess that they have with size and
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Arkansas, can they be get more than a cuff is going to be the
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question. A cuff right now has seven of
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the 15 points for Arkansas. They're going to need a lot more
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secondary scoring to make that work.
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And you mention being tired like these are two teams that both
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won their conference championship.
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So maybe the SEC one was longer and maybe more physical, but the
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Big 12 was a deeper 1. So it'll be similar tests both
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ways on that standpoint with the week off to be able to game plan
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for and like you say Calipari, can you make an adjustment to
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get 180 runner and something? Like that, he always, if the
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game is close and there's 5 minutes left, let's say if
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Arizona up by 5 points, I would bet on Kayla Perry getting this
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team back into the game and maybe pulling it out and winning
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it. If it's like 15 points, there's
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no chance. But I'm telling you, I've seen
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Calipari's teams, if they're down by 5 points, it doesn't
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matter where he coached Memphis, everywhere he's gone, Kentucky,
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he finds a way to pull out those close games.
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So I'm telling you, if there's 5 minutes left in the game and
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Arkansas is only down by 5, I bet on Arkansas.
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If you're betting on DraftKings and you have 5 minutes left to
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bet, I would bet on Arkansas so. I think Arkansas Tire, I think
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we saw it against High Point. And so at the end of the day, I
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think Arizona run away with this game.
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I think 10 points up now, it's just the beginning.
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I think it's going to be a long night.
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Well, your mouth to God's ears from my bracket, I'll tell you
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that. So let's get in look, I I I just
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think the Big 12 is the best conference this year and I like
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the teams that have already been eliminated like Kansas.
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They were like the 4th or the 5th best team in that conference
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and they would have been like a two or third second or third
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best team in the SECI think the SEC is not as good this year.
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Then I think this game is going to kind of show it as well.
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Let's talk about the big, well I guess Big 10 over here and the I
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can't believe I messed this up in their first sports minute.
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But Iowa and Nebraska, the battle of the people that grow
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the most corn in America, the Nebraska Hawkers and Iowa
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Hawkeyes and the 9 seeded Iowa Hawkeyes pull the upset with a
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big second-half, holding Nebraska to only 25 points in
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the second-half of that game. 7771 finish.
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Bennett Sturtz, 4th year senior, Big 10 Player of the year.
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If you remember he had that run as a freshman with Drake and him
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and his coach moved over to Iowa.
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He's phenomenal. Played all 40 minutes, 20
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points, 4 assists on 7 to 15 shooting for Nebraska.
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Sanford had a big game, 25 points, had six threes.
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It just it wasn't enough. It was a team that seemed to,
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you know, just struggle with being consistent offensively in
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the second-half of the season in my opinion.
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Congratulations to Nebraska to get into the Sweet 6, Sweet 16
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for the first time ever and doing what they did all season
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long, playing hard shooting and and and playing for their coach.
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It's a sensational story. So I want to give a shout out to
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Jabba and his Cornhuskers. They definitely well deserved
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Iowa. Iowa could go all the way.
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Iowa has the talent they can. They can absolutely go all the
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way. When you watch teams play as
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hard as they remember, they were down by 10 in this game at one
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point and coming back the way they did, they played hard
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defensively in the second-half. They have the ability, they have
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the size, they have the ability and they can shoot the ball.
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Why couldn't Iowa go all the way Now, they they got to go through
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a couple of teams before that happens, but they absolutely
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could and they could be the Cinderella team in this
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tournament. But we I knew this game was
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going to be close. I had, I had, I didn't have Iowa
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winning this game. But I.
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Did bracket bracket Buster again.
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No, I'm actually doing pretty damn well, so I don't know what
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you're talking about. So.
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Where you at now, second? Don't worry, I'm going to be at
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first before you know it, don't you?
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Worry you can't check it till Monday because in the middle of
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the week of the you know it's just going to be.
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Don't matter. I'll be at first by then, so it
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doesn't matter. I'm good as after St.
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John's loses against Duke, I I'm going to tell you, I told you so
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because that's what's going to happen and U Conn will win.
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They'll beat Michigan State and and there she blows as we have
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it, yeah. Fish, Fish I was going to
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mention with the go back to the Iowa game Bennett starts has
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been somebody that you get those kinds of transfers that have
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experience going over from other teams.
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A lot of times those are the biggest keys to victory.
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You saw that last year with Florida, with Elijah Martin, a
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guy that had Final Four experience with FAU and UConn.
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Obviously taking a lot of these veteran players in their time,
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that's the way it's going. And Iowa was always kind of that
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one identity type tape. It's kind of funny.
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They're like the opposite of their football team.
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They were all offense, no defense with their basketball
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team. They never went far in the
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tournament. They usually would win around
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and that was it. And now you're seeing a coach
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that has the experience with Drake, a kind of different
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identity that they brought over there.
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Nebraska was a very balanced overall team and you're right,
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they deserved a lot of credit for where they came back
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recovering. They've never been in the
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tournament. Yes, the second-half of the
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season they didn't look great and they looked like they were
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struggling in conference play a lot of the time.
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So maybe the sense of familiarity with Iowa definitely
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helped them be able to game plan for it.
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They should shot the three pretty well in this game.
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They didn't do much. Else Iowa.
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Iowa was always here. Iowa always makes the
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tournament. They usually in the tournament
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every single year. This team has never been in the
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tournament. They've never gone as far as the
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Sweet 16. That by itself sells you to
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understand how great of a season they had.
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So I, I, I give a shout out to Nebraska.
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The fact that they went as far as they did, they played as hard
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as they did, gives at least shows you that this program
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could win and get into the tournament every single year if
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they put the right guys in place.
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So I think it's a great story. And they got a good coach.
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And you know, I when you have the good coach, it helps.
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Speaking of good coaches, Sean Miller almost did it today.
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Errol, he, he really almost did. And I don't I don't know what
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happened, what they do when it gets to tournament time on his
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teams, but he seemed in his entire career to figure it out.
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They were only 21 and 15 this season.
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Texas Longhorns 11 seeded Texas Longhorns had to win the play in
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game. They lost on a last second tip
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in to Purdue 7977 Gave them everything they could handle.
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It was Kauffman Wren at the buzzer.
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He's got buzzer beater. You're going to get to see
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replays of it. We'll probably show it on
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Monday's show. 20 points for Kauffman Wren on 8 of 10
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shooting, 4 for four on from the line, eight boards.
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The guy is a beast down the line.
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Five guys in double figures for Purdue.
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They just keep coming with guys even if you throw everything at
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him in the kitchen sink. And it looks like they did train
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on mark for Texas out of nowhere. 29 points, 11 of 15,
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five of seven from three. You know, it's just, you see
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teams like Texas and you're like, I don't get it.
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This coach has something magical that he knows how to motivate
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this time of the year. You got to explain it to me,
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'cause I, I don't have any other other explanation that it's not
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the coach. Championship teams find a way to
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win. They find a way to win.
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I'm not. Purdue hasn't won a championship
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yet, but they've been there. They lost against UConn.
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But this is an organization. This is a program that has a
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very good coach. They play hard for the coach.
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They're very well built. I mean, they're big, they're
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strong. Their point guard is one of the
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best passers in in the world right now.
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As far as college basketball, he is and they've done all the
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things that they needed to do to win the game.
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Now they cannot do this against Arizona if Arizona is matched up
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against them and they they cannot give a no name player or
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a player that's not a star on that roster 29 points and expect
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to win the game. They got to keep it low and they
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got to play defense. That's what Purdue teams do.
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They keep the game close and at the end of the game, they have
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enough talent to find a way to close in.
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But it it to me, I'm not surprised that a team like that
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in Texas found a way to keep the game close.
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Purdue is a team that just finds a way to win those games all
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year round. And they won.
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I think they lost like 7 or 8 games this year.
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The games that they lost, all the games were close.
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They were all close. So they're not a team that gets
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beaten down. They're the ones that make sure
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that they're doing all the right things at the tail end of the
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game. And that's why I like Purdue in
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this tournament, because if the game is close, it doesn't matter
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who they're matched up with. Arkansas, Arizona.
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I'm betting on them because they'll find a way to get it
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done. Yeah, they this is something
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that they haven't had in other years, even with a lot a lot of
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other top players from Carson Edwards to Jaden Ivy to Zach
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Edie, they haven't had the depth scoring, the balance scoring
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that you saw in this kind of game.
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Like having 5 double digit scores is not the Purdue way.
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And a lot of these other teams that have won championships are
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gone in the Final Four, have some level of balance scoring.
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It was always all right, let's hope this guy could carry you
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and get enough supporting cast with their defense.
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And they didn't even have their defense in this game.
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But this was a team that was ahead of schedule last year,
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made the Sweet 16 and lost to Houston on that tip in, that
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inbound tip in. And now they get a little magic
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of their own to happen. Give some credit to Texas.
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This was a great, good offense performance.
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Like you said, Sean Miller kind of recreating his own coaching
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style because he was up and down at Xavier when he was there and
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they never really had a great tournament identity.
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They had another team that was all offense, no defense, but got
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Texas. Made some good plays in this
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game, got some spread out scoring.
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Just wasn't enough for Purdue's really balanced scoring in this.
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Game, But Purdue cannot do that against Arizona.
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Not defensively, no. They definitely.
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Cannot do that against Arizona. Because they they don't want to
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get involved in a fashion faster pace shootout as much as
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painters team this year is faster pace than their usual
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team. That's still not his Forte as
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much compared to. Arizona.
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I'm more worried about Arkansas. I am, too.
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If Arkansas wins this game, I'm more worried about them than I
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am of Arizona. Because Arkansas, they're a
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greedy team. And John Calipari likes those
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greedy games. Yeah, but they're going to run
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out of gas. I don't think that's going to
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happen. And then I thought something
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Arizona just got too much firepower and Purdue is a good
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good, you know, play hard team. I think every year we get those
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one or two teams that just, you know, out will they they
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opponents to get to deep into the bracket.
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And so, yeah, I don't I see Purdue falling short again this
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year, but they are they are a good organization.
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And then I think also Arizona just and those business as well.
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But yeah. If they if they beat, if they
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beat Arizona or Arkansas, you can book it.
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Purdue is winning the national championship.
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I'm telling you right now, if they beat Arkansas, Arizona and
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they get into the Final Four, there's no way in hell this team
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is going to lose the championship.
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Yeah, I still like UConn if they do beat them too.
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Well, Uconn's on the other side. They would have to meet in the
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championship. And yeah, that's what you said,
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the championship. I have UConn and Purdue in the
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championship, the national championship, and I would love
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to see that again. I would.
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Love, you were saying just make it to the church.
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Yeah, I thought you said I was going to win it.
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No Purdue, no Purdue is going to win.
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I I think that they go through Arkansas or Arizona, I think
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it's a sure thing they're going to win the national championship
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because whoever they matched up against Michigan, which I have
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Michigan in them, and even if they beat Michigan and they go
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against UConn or anybody on the other side, Houston or UConn, I
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just think that this year is there's just something special
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about this team. That's what I think.
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And by the way, the last time somebody broke the the assist
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record was Bobby Hurley. And if you remember when they
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did that, Duke won the national championship.
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So I'm just saying I mean. You don't have to worry about
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that neither. OK, I remember I'm not listening
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when I when I tell you you. Don't need to have Duke in the
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championship, do you? No, I don't.
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No, I don't. He said he's.
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Going to lose you, right? What are you talking about?
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I said the last time Braden Smith broke Bobby Hurley's
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record, the last time Duke won the champ, when Duke won the
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champ, when he broke that record, Bobby Hurley broke that
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record. Duke won the national
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championship. Braden Smith, he just broke
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Bobby Hurley's record. And that's why I think it's just
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to me, I, I believe that this is Purdue's year.
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I think they win the National. Champions.
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So this is Purdue. Year before we we wrap this up,
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I just wanted to again bring attention to Sean Miller.
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What do you think? His he's, he's coached 718 games
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over since 2004. So in the last 22 years, what do
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you think? How many wins do you think he
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has out of 7/18? He's got to have at least 600.
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It's not no 600. I mean he's like the best coach
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of all time. Like 9 out of. 718.
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Games So what what do you think is winning percentages it's.
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Gotta be over 506. 100 / 600. Yeah, it's seven O 8.
20:04
He's a seven O 8 coach, which means that that's like rarefied
20:08
air if you can be over 700. Yeah, but he doesn't win the big
20:11
game. He doesn't.
20:11
Win Well, you're right, but I think what you're seeing is he I
20:16
think some guys just it takes time and that was one of them I
20:20
was watching on the back while you guys were doing a lot of the
20:22
interview. They were beating their ass most
20:25
of the game like they were taking it to him and they had
20:28
the lead and then they lost it in the last couple of minutes
20:30
and then they came back and tied it up again.
20:32
That's a gutsy, gutsy performance and the fact that
20:36
they won three games in this tournament, including the first
20:38
four-game is really impressive. It you got to give him credit.
20:42
Now they're just going to devote more nil money and not give it
20:44
all the arch manic. I mean, he couldn't win the big
20:47
game in Arizona and now the the irony is maybe Arizona is the
20:51
big game team now. He got in trouble in Arizona.
20:55
OK, We all know what happened. We all know what he what he did
20:59
under the table, OK. And we can, we can, we can reach
21:03
out to DeAndre Ayton, ask him what he was doing.
21:05
OK, that aside, he is, I think it's obvious he's an excellent.
21:09
Coach. No, he's a great coach.
21:10
No, by far. He's a great coach.
21:13
So all right, now that John left Darrell?
21:16
All right, All right. Ladies and gentlemen, we call
21:19
this Dial it Up. We interrupt this regularly.
21:21
Scheduled hot mix to bring your important news.
21:23
Though we got a big broadcast to do here.
21:26
We're about to dial it all it up.
21:30
All right, everybody, welcome back to Dial IT Up, everyone's
21:37
favorite Lightning round sports segment.
21:40
We're going to give Errol five stories he hasn't heard or seen
21:43
yet and he's going to dial up a take and one of us is going to
21:46
go back and forth with them. Here we go.
21:48
First one up in Dial It Up and let's just get the camera
21:53
working. There it is.
21:54
The MB Pai, don't know if you saw this, slams the Bucks for
21:59
benching Giannis. Giannis wants to play.
22:03
He says he's healthy. The Bucks are trying to tank.
22:08
And Adam Silver has already said next year this ain't happening
22:12
anymore. But there's going to be
22:14
punishments. I'm very curious what those
22:16
punishments are going to be. But the Bucks seemingly are
22:20
letting this relationship go as South as possible because they
22:25
don't. They're clearly not keeping him
22:28
after this year. Errol dial it.
22:31
Up Well, it's pretty simple. If you're a Yanis fan and you
22:34
want to see him win as many games at his final year with the
22:38
Milwaukee Bucks, that's what you want.
22:39
They're trying to protect Giannis.
22:41
Giannis just coming off a major injury.
22:43
He has been on and off all season long on his ankle and his
22:46
leg. He wants they want to make sure
22:48
that he's healthy so they can trade him in the offseason and
22:50
not lose out on getting as much back for him.
22:54
So they're trying to keep him healthy, then they're trying to
22:56
get a high draft pick. So I'm not surprised this is
22:59
going on. And by the way, Adam Silver has
23:02
has created this problem. He's the one that has allowed
23:05
this to happen. If he stepped in and done
23:07
something about it over the last couple of years, this wouldn't
23:10
be going on. This has been going on for a lot
23:13
longer than a year. This has been going on for years
23:17
and they're getting away with it.
23:18
So now all of a sudden, Adam Silver's stepping in because he
23:21
knows that half these teams are trying to get these top draft
23:24
picks because they know that there are there are tons of
23:26
superstars in this this class like you heard Dan Purcell.
23:29
It's not surprising to me. And now, now all of a sudden,
23:33
Adam Silver or the LGA or LeBron James reach out to Adam and
23:37
said, listen, you need to clean this up, man, or I'm going to
23:39
fire your ass. That's what I think.
23:41
Yeah, it looks like there's special treatment on tanking,
23:43
like we talked about a few weeks ago with the NBA tracking down
23:46
on the Utah Jazz and the Indiana Pacers.
23:48
Now they're going to track down on the Milwaukee Bucks, but not
23:50
some of these other teams doing it like you're picking and
23:52
choosing like which teams to target.
23:54
And it just happened to be that the top five player in the
23:56
league that's going to be traded and the number one commodity of
23:59
the offseasons is the model of it.
24:00
Yeah, OK. He's not going OKC, by the way.
24:03
I'm telling you right now, he's not going, OK?
24:05
Why, why? Why wouldn't he?
24:07
Because he doesn't want to go to OKC.
24:10
But he can't go where he wants to go.
24:11
That's the biggest issue. In the NBA.
24:14
He have really have a set spot where he wants to.
24:16
Listen to me, Listen to me. There's one.
24:17
Reason why he wanted to go to Knicks.
24:19
There's a reason. There's a reason why I'm saying
24:21
this. In the NBA, the players get to
24:24
choose where they want to go. And if they don't, they're going
24:27
to sit out. They're going to say, you know
24:28
what? I'm not playing for that team.
24:30
You're going to have to trade me in the NBA.
24:32
This is the only sport that they have this problem.
24:34
And I'm telling you right now, Giannis wants to go to the
24:36
Knicks. He's going to the Knicks.
24:38
I'm telling you right now, and I'm Dan Parcells comes back on
24:41
the show. I'm gonna say I told you so.
24:43
Well, you get rid of cat. See what's gonna happen?
24:46
It would be. Mitch wouldn't.
24:47
It would be Mitch and OG and Anobi.
24:50
They're. Gonna make the salary.
24:51
Make the salaries. Just dose it just.
24:53
And then you would give it would probably be like picks, like 3
24:56
picks picks but. He still got one year on his
24:59
country though, right? Yes, he's getting traded.
25:01
Two years, Two years, Well, you would assume there's going to be
25:04
some kind of extension. Right.
25:06
So they don't want more than just those two players.
25:08
I don't know. I, I, it's, it's really more a
25:10
leverage thing because the leverage, he has the no trade
25:13
clause because he's been in the league for so long.
25:14
So he can kind of force his way where he wants.
25:17
So they might not get the best deal.
25:18
I mean, OKC can offer the best deal, but I don't know who's
25:21
trying to make OKC better right now.
25:23
He could have won, I mean. He could have won.
25:25
Who really wants Giannis at? The Knicks?
25:28
The Knicks, they didn't want to give up.
25:30
See, the problem was in the offseason, he, Giannis told,
25:34
told the organization to reach out to the Knicks.
25:36
That's where he wants to play. They wanted OG Ananobi that last
25:41
year. But I think that now sitting
25:43
back and knowing where they are, it's leverage.
25:46
Like like Fish was saying, and now Giannis is going to leverage
25:50
his way out of there. He's going to say, listen, I
25:53
want to go here and this is all I want to go.
25:55
And if you don't train me here, whoever you train me to, I'm
25:58
going to force my way out of there too.
25:59
So they're not even going to want you.
26:01
They're not even going to want me so.
26:04
Milwaukee wouldn't care about that.
26:05
Could they still get what they? Because he has a no trade
26:08
clause, so he's not gonna wanna go there.
26:11
Oh well, he just tell you he just sit back.
26:12
So it's gonna play out this offseason, 'cause this like the
26:16
way they're handling it, clearly the Bucks at this point, he's
26:19
gone. I mean, I that's what it looks
26:21
like to me. And it's not a Kawinki dink that
26:23
he bought a condo in Brooklyn recently, so.
26:26
Just I'll say go into the Nets that makes.
26:28
No, no, no, no, no, no. He his.
26:30
It has nothing to do with the Nets.
26:32
He. Does he want to really go to
26:33
such a crap franchise? I mean, he don't want to, but he
26:36
wants the New York work it. So he gets the New York work it
26:39
and he just doesn't get. I mean, they would have the at,
26:42
they definitely would have the assets.
26:44
But let's, let's keep it rolling.
26:46
We got more stories here. We're going to go from
26:48
basketball to baseball. I think I mentioned this to QA
26:51
little earlier. There was a Rangers AA pitcher
26:55
right at the last game of the preseason.
26:57
He was on the mound looked like he was going to get pulled.
27:00
Manager Skip Schumacher. He was, you know, one of these
27:03
guys that people really think highly of and that was kind of
27:07
disrespected in his first stop. He gathers the infielders
27:10
together and it became a very big viral moment when everywhere
27:14
all over the Internet and instead of taking him out, he
27:18
announced that he made the team never pitched above AA before.
27:22
He's one of their, you know, relievers on the on the staff
27:25
and became this heart warming warming moment made me think,
27:28
you know, do you have anything like that that you remember, you
27:31
know, maybe some friends who made the team or, you know, in
27:34
college or got on scholarship, maybe yourself included, kind of
27:39
like a real heart warming story that got lots of clicks.
27:44
First of all, when you work so hard to make the major leagues
27:49
and and move up, you have to go from single A to AA to AAA
27:53
before you even step on a Major League field.
27:56
And to do that, you got to play at a high level.
27:58
And for a guy that probably has been in the minor leagues for
28:01
years to get a chance to move up and, and and get announced by
28:06
his manager and stop everything for all the teams to to cheer
28:10
and to be excited for him. That's a great story.
28:12
That's something that you like to see baseball teams do.
28:16
It doesn't matter if it's AAA, AA or single A.
28:18
The fact is, is that you work your ass off Q knows you, you
28:22
got to go through high school ball to college ball and then
28:25
you got to get drafted and then or you're undrafted and then you
28:28
got to make the team. If you're undrafted.
28:30
It's never a sure thing when you go into the NFL.
28:33
So to see somebody grow and as a player and, and everybody loves
28:37
him and and stands up for him, that's something to watch and
28:39
something that cheer for. But I have seen stuff like that
28:42
happen over the years. There are guys Michael Jordan,
28:46
Michael Jordan never made his high school team in as a
28:48
freshman. And what did he do at the NBA at
28:51
at the Hall of Fame? He invited the guy that took his
28:54
job took took his spot on the varsity team and he said, hey,
28:59
coach, you know, you know the guy that you chose.
29:01
I'm Michael Jordan. He's there.
29:02
So it's fun to see when you see the growth of a player and how
29:06
everybody's behind him. So it is a great story.
29:08
Yeah, I've seen it numerous of times.
29:10
I've seen guys get rewarded scholarships.
29:13
I've seen also guys that was on the practice squad get moved up
29:17
and it's and it's a game changer.
29:19
It's life changing. These guys, you know, put all
29:21
the work in and, and those and then those situations, you just
29:25
don't know. They never know like where the
29:27
opportunity is going to come or if they're going to make it to
29:30
the big leagues and make it to the make it a victory roster or
29:34
make it to the Major League Baseball in this scenario.
29:38
So I would say, yeah, it's, it's, it's a wholesome moment,
29:42
rightfully so, deserved to go viral and shout out to him for
29:46
making it. Yeah, we'll see if he's any
29:48
good. Texas looks like they're going
29:49
to be a better team this year. All right, let's move it on.
29:52
Next story coming on up. We're going to go.
29:55
I believe we're going to go back to the NBA.
29:58
Oh, we're definitely going back to the NBA.
30:00
It's our boy Paul George coming back from his 25 game suspension
30:06
for PEDs, which he came back and gave an interview very candidly,
30:10
blaming his mental health for taking the steroid, saying that
30:15
his body really couldn't do the things that he used to do and he
30:19
got depressed about it, so he had to take steroids.
30:22
No, well, I'll get read you the real quote.
30:23
The most difficult thing is when your body isn't where you know
30:26
it needs to be or where it once was.
30:28
That leads and bleeds into the mental side of things, knowing
30:32
that you're limited. But for me, I feel good.
30:34
My body's feeling great mentally.
30:36
I know I'm capable of doing what I can do and what I've been able
30:39
to on the court three years. He's only averaging 16 points a
30:44
game this season in 27 games and did not look any good before the
30:48
suspension. Errol Interesting one with this
30:52
guy. So I have a lot of respect for
30:56
Paul George. This guy snapped his leg playing
30:59
for Team USAA lot of people thought his career was over.
31:01
He came back, he made himself a lot of money hit for him and his
31:05
family. He's jumped ship.
31:06
How many teams after that? And now he's with the 76ers.
31:09
They overpaid him. It seems like it's not working
31:12
over there. And then he denied taking
31:15
steroids. After he got caught, he denied
31:17
it. Now all of a sudden, he says
31:18
it's because of mental health issues.
31:20
Come on, man, that's that's ridiculous.
31:23
The fact here is Paul, if you think you're done, then retire.
31:28
If you think you're no good anymore, then retire for you to
31:32
take steroids and and claim that you did steroids for your mental
31:35
issues, mental health issues. It only tells me one thing.
31:38
It tells me you're not behind the game anymore.
31:42
You're not the player that you once was.
31:44
So if you're not, just walk away from the game.
31:47
Don't don't do things and make excuses after the fact that you
31:50
do it. So I I think it's just
31:52
absolutely pathetic. That's a terrible excuse to say
31:55
that it's mental health issues. You say you're fine, you're,
31:58
you're saying you're healthy. How is it mental health that's
32:01
bothering you or, or has made you turn into this?
32:03
So it doesn't make any sense. That's a terrible take.
32:06
Yeah, I I think it's, I mean, yeah, he should have just
32:09
admitted that he took it from the beginning.
32:12
But a lot of times with medicines and, and these
32:15
different things that these guys are using in their body, like
32:17
it's not that it's an intentional, like I'm just
32:21
blatantly taking steroids to enhance my performance and
32:23
things of that nature. It can literally be something
32:26
made in the same lab and it's a dusk out on it or some form of
32:31
something happened in the in the factory or whatever.
32:33
And then it comes back testing positive in the in the drug
32:37
test. But he's been ashamed of himself
32:39
since, you know, he tore his leg up and he hasn't been able to be
32:42
the same player since then. So and then getting on and he
32:46
had like a podcast and it was doing that on by being podcast
32:49
and not performing on the court. So I do I think he has mental
32:53
health issues? Absolutely.
32:55
But do I think that's the cause for him to be taking the
32:57
stairwell? It's not.
32:59
Q We all have mental health issues, all of us.
33:02
No, I, I, I really don't think that though, Like this is a new
33:06
trend that we're, we're claiming where it's like, hey, if I have
33:09
any hard time in life or something struggling, I'm
33:12
uncomfortable in the situation. Let me just blame mental health.
33:15
Like that's not reality. Like there's some people who are
33:18
really suffering and really going through stuff, but then
33:21
it's just people who can't deal with the social pressures then
33:24
and having to grind it out and go through some different things
33:27
in life or whatever life throws at them.
33:29
And they blame mental health for that.
33:30
So I don't think I think mental health is very small percentage
33:34
of of the population versus the the new nuance that everybody's
33:40
using to get out of the situation or hard terms or
33:43
having to actually work. Podcast PED is back with the
33:47
Sixers. We'll see more of him in a
33:50
little bit. All right, let's get to what I
33:54
would say a superstitious, really bad thing if I was a
33:59
superstitious person. And I'm curious what you think
34:02
about this, Carol, because I think the Mets may be jinxed
34:05
already. It has nothing to do with the
34:10
play on the field. The Mets national anthem singer
34:15
was Christopher Jackson. You may know him as George
34:18
Washington from Hamilton. The play.
34:20
And also, I think he was in the new Sex and the City reboot that
34:24
I was forced to watch with my wife.
34:25
And he was the original Simba in The Lion King on Broadway, which
34:31
I saw in middle school. He's like a legendary type of
34:34
Broadway guy. He's doing the national anthem
34:38
and forgets the words. This was George Washington,
34:42
Errol. He forgets the words to the
34:45
national anthem. He had to remember all those
34:47
songs for Hamilton, but he forgets the words at Citi Field.
34:54
I don't like that. If I'm a Mets fan, I, I I don't
34:57
know, man. I'm superstitious.
34:59
I want to hear what you got. First of all, it it makes no
35:04
sense how you've listened to the national anthem a million times.
35:07
I know the national anthem and it's embedded into my head.
35:10
I've heard it so many times. How do you forget the words?
35:13
I mean, I could forget a lot of different things.
35:16
What I ate the next day or what I've ate yesterday or the day
35:20
before, or how many times I took a dump the last couple of days,
35:24
but I can never forget the national anthem.
35:27
I can never forget that. How do you go up in front of the
35:29
fans? You've danced, you've sang in
35:32
front of so many people and forget the one thing everybody
35:36
always remembers? It's it's absolutely appalling.
35:39
Honestly, I would never invite him to sing the national anthem
35:42
again. It's embarrassing.
35:45
Absolutely embarrassing. Things happen.
35:47
Your mind is not in the right place, unfortunately, but you
35:51
can't forget the national anthem I.
35:53
Guarantee. I guarantee you, Q, no matter
35:56
how crazy your life is, you can never forget the words of the
36:00
national anthem. Hey Fish, You do have to
36:02
remember, though, that the Star Spangled Banner did not exist in
36:05
the time of George Washington Allen.
36:07
Has an. Aaron Birth.
36:09
The Star Spangled Banner. Came out, it came out later and
36:12
I did see the play. He is a good singer,
36:13
Christopher. It's like.
36:14
Forgetting the Pledge of Allegiance.
36:15
Yeah. They don't do it no more.
36:18
It's not in schools. You don't have to stick in the
36:20
world. It's not they don't do it no
36:21
more. So you go there with all the
36:24
confidence you can have all the confidence in the world.
36:26
And then you get up there and you like, I got this and it's no
36:29
brainer. And then you get up there and
36:31
you freeze up and you forget to where it was opening day.
36:33
It was a big name. Come on, you're going.
36:35
To see. You've sang the national anthem
36:38
a ton of time and you sing other songs and you forget that.
36:42
I can tell you the Pledge of Allegiance.
36:44
I don't care if they don't do it in the schools anymore.
36:46
It's embedded in my head. It's embedded into my head.
36:50
How do you forget that? It's ridiculous and you're an
36:53
American. Please.
36:55
Embarrassing. I, I tend to, I tend to favor
36:57
Burr and the King in that, in that show in Hamilton when I did
37:00
go to see them, but. I've never seen Hamilton.
37:03
DJ he should he? Did have a good he did have a
37:05
good character with with Washington and definitely was a
37:08
good singer. Jefferson was the world was more
37:10
annoying. But I'm not a.
37:10
Theatre type. He presented it very well.
37:13
It looks like he was staying well for a while that just had a
37:14
cafe all of a sudden. But like I said, fish.
37:17
They existed pre pre Star Spangled Banner times.
37:21
I am not a theatre person. I, I just not if, if Brittany
37:24
asked me to go to a theater, I'll go.
37:26
I mean, I just. Would you go to a non musical
37:30
theater show though? Yeah, if it wasn't a musical.
37:33
I would. I like concerts.
37:35
I like doing those things. I just, sometimes it just gets
37:39
boring and I'll just sit in the chair and I'll fall asleep and
37:41
like, what am I watching here? You know, I just watching a
37:44
bunch of people talk to each other and, and pretend that
37:47
they're acting when they're really bad at it.
37:49
Please, I, I, I don't have any interest in doing that.
37:52
Thank. You all right?
37:53
I saved the story for the end that I wanted to talk about.
37:57
Is it about my dump? I'm.
37:58
Just saying no. Well, it's a real dump.
38:01
It's about the guy who was the second best wide receiver in all
38:03
the football last year, Puka Nakua.
38:05
Mr. Puka Nakua, who was sued in his most Dracula state of mind
38:14
for biting a woman on the shoulder.
38:18
A civil lawsuit filed in Los Angeles by Plaintiff Madison
38:23
Adiabi includes several serious claims regarding the Ku's
38:28
behavior during a group outing in Century City.
38:33
She alleges that while in a sprinter, Van Nikua forcibly bit
38:37
her on the left shoulder, leaving a visible teeth print
38:41
like he's some kind of Dracula. She also claims he bit a female
38:46
friend's thumb with enough force to cause acute pain.
38:50
The suit then claims he shouted profane anti-Semitic slur F all
38:55
the Jews during a dinner, which Adiabi said caused her severe
38:59
emotional distress due to her Jewish faith.
39:02
Then said he got touchy feely and erratic and sexually and
39:07
physically aggressive with the women in the group.
39:10
And this was a guy that got caught with some anti-Semitic
39:12
stuff. I'm not, if I'm not mistaken,
39:15
with one of those influencers in the manosphere not that long ago
39:18
as well. Up Well, he must be very, very
39:21
kinky, I can tell you that. He likes to bite people.
39:24
He likes to do all these things. Very interesting when you hear
39:27
these kind of stories. I don't know Puka Nakua
39:30
personally. He might be a nice guy, but when
39:32
you hear these stories and just like Bower, Bower's is dealt
39:37
dealt with this with baseball over the years and a lot of
39:40
people say he's a bad guy and we don't know.
39:42
And then you have Nick Goody and you have Jabba.
39:44
Jabba couldn't stand him but Nick Goody loved him.
39:46
I don't know Puka. I don't know what he does in his
39:48
private life. I don't know what he does in his
39:50
bedroom. I don't know what he watches
39:52
when it comes to watching kinky stuff in his bedroom.
39:55
What I do know is when you're out there and there's been proof
39:59
that you have taken shots and having anti-Semitic views.
40:03
It says to me that you need to sit down and get to know certain
40:07
people, Jews, anybody that you don't like, and get to know who
40:11
they are and that type of people they are.
40:13
You cannot go out there and attack a religion, a
40:17
nationality. You're a person that's from
40:19
Hawaii. Nobody judges you from Hawaii.
40:22
You are you are fourth round draft pick.
40:23
You became a star because you went to Sean McVay and Sean
40:26
McVay helped you grow as a player.
40:28
When I look at somebody like Pukunuku, I think he just
40:31
doesn't have the right people around him.
40:32
I think he needs to be put around older, more mature
40:37
people. Maybe his mother and his father
40:39
didn't raise him right. Maybe there was some kind of
40:41
abuse in the back end we don't know about.
40:43
So I can't judge him as a person.
40:46
I don't know him as a person. But when you hear a story like
40:48
this as an owner of a team, is he going to continue putting
40:54
himself in harm's way where like Antonio Brown or Ben
40:57
Roethlisberger or one of these guys where I can't control this
41:00
guy anymore? I'm going to have to trade him
41:02
and that might happen. I saw a couple of videos
41:05
recently of Puka Nakur when he was at the Super Bowl and I
41:09
don't know if he's doing drugs. I don't know if he's taking some
41:12
highs, but it just seemed like he was off.
41:15
He's not in the right state of mind because he has so much
41:19
energy and he says some wild things when he gets interviewed.
41:22
It really weird things. So I don't know him personally,
41:26
so I don't know what's going on in his brain, but him biting a
41:28
woman and then biting her friend's finger, almost hurting
41:31
her friend's finger or biting it off, whatever he was doing, it
41:34
just it's starting. To make me think.
41:36
It's starting to make me think that the way he was raised was
41:40
not the proper way. Well, look, I feel a certain
41:44
ways of being Jewish as well about this, but he just seems
41:48
like just this overgrown dumb frat guy that's like never got
41:52
out of like that mentality of just partying hard and going
41:56
hard at it. And he's just this big strong
41:58
dude. And I think at the same time,
42:00
he's really been influenced by a lot of the crap that's out there
42:04
on the Internet these days. This manosphere bullshit that
42:07
you could see on the documentary that came out on Netflix
42:11
recently. It's really toxic.
42:13
I, I see it all the time, you know, working in the high
42:15
schools, these kids like it's an issue, like it's a real thing
42:20
where they don't get it. Like if you hear it as an adult,
42:23
you're like, this guy's being like, whatever, but as a kid
42:26
they are impressionable. And Puka probably started
42:28
hearing this stuff since he was 15-16.
42:30
Yeah, 'cause it's been out there that long and I think there's a
42:33
lot of young, young 20 year olds that are a lot more violent and
42:38
maybe, you know, anti-Semitic and racist than used to be in
42:41
previous generations. I never heard him say it, even
42:44
though people are saying it. I have to hear him say it like
42:47
Kyrie Irving. When Kyrie Irving said it, we
42:50
know. And then he came out and he
42:52
denied it and then he took back what he said and then he did it
42:55
again. So unfortunately there are
42:58
people that have hatred for certain nationalities and
43:03
religions. I don't want to hear it.
43:05
I don't care what you think. You have your own opinions and I
43:09
have mine. And I I don't think biting
43:11
somebody or going out there and, and shooting whatever thoughts
43:16
you have for a nationality or a religion is going to make you
43:20
look better as a person. Unfortunately, Puka Nakua is
43:25
still a a beloved guy. He has a tremendous amount of
43:28
fans around the world. And if he wants to prove himself
43:31
to be a good guy, maybe he needs to do something in the next
43:34
couple of months or before the football season to show that he
43:38
really has nothing against a religion or against anybody that
43:43
he has worked with. Yeah, that's nothing he can do.
43:46
I mean, this story right here is going to be the leading story.
43:49
He's going to have to defend us for the Nets all the way up
43:51
until the season, until he start playing ball.
43:53
That's the only thing that taste away from these type of stories
43:57
or whatever. I would say this I think that
44:00
this story is a little fishy. So what I see is from based off
44:05
the report, I think that there was, there was having fun being
44:10
wild. And to think about it is in this
44:12
day and age, there's a there's a version when you don't get
44:15
caught and then there's a version when you do get caught.
44:17
So when she comes out and say something, it's like, oh, it was
44:20
horrific. But the other two weeks or two
44:23
months or two years that she was dealing with it, there was no
44:26
issue. So I think that that's kind of
44:29
what happened. They probably had a little wild
44:30
night and he, he, he got a little too crazy, but and she
44:35
she saw an opportunity take him to court in jail.
44:38
And then, hey, let's just throw, he's an anti-Semitic up there.
44:42
Throw it on that rap sheet as well.
44:43
Well, and then get some money out of it, get another
44:46
opportunity like the the 20 other girls.
44:49
And he didn't say nothing. So, you know, I think that this
44:53
is just an opportunity and it's going to haunt him until he get
44:57
back on the field and he's going to have to defend it.
44:59
But I don't see no harm, no fire.
45:01
I think anti-Semitic is the new races.
45:03
Like, you know, there's always something there.
45:06
There are people that are anti-Semitic and racist, but it
45:09
don't, it doesn't have to be, you know, it's just a lot of
45:12
sugar on the donut. You know, just to finish this
45:14
up, I think it's a lot of times when people are anti-Semitic and
45:18
it's just because my experience is because they don't know any
45:20
Jews or they don't have any Jews that are friends.
45:22
They don't. Really know so you can't even be
45:24
anti-Semitic if you ain't even had no interaction.
45:27
Just like I was telling people where like you know, when it
45:29
comes to being racist, whatever. If you hear the words in the in
45:32
a song and you just repeat it, you don't you don't have any
45:35
interaction with the people, so you don't even really understand
45:37
what you're saying. You just saying stuff?
45:39
Yeah, I feel like, but once you get into your 20s, an adult, now
45:43
you know, responsibility. At that point I hope should, but
45:47
it is there no responsibility. Well, people, it seems like
45:49
people are going to try to hold them responsible for this one.
45:52
Of course, we'll see Exactly. How place you know well?
45:57
I'm interested to see what's going to happen when he does
46:00
speak to the press, because the press is going to draw it out of
46:02
him one way or another, and he's going to have to answer the
46:04
question. So it's unfortunate when you
46:07
hear somebody like Puka Nakua, who seems like a nice guy.
46:09
But I'm telling you, I heard a lot of stories.
46:12
I've seen so many interviews when he was over there at the
46:15
Super Bowl when he was interviewing and jumping from
46:17
one table to another that it looked like he was on something,
46:20
like he was taking like ecstasy or something.
46:23
Dude, the guy was jumping around, dancing around, it was
46:26
like crazy and he and he couldn't finish a sentence when
46:29
people were asking him questions.
46:31
So I don't. Know I wouldn't put that on him
46:33
but he isn't that like I just say that.
46:36
I don't know. I don't know what's going on
46:39
with him, but seems like a pretty fun guy and he's an
46:43
educated guy. He's not stupid, so.
46:45
Unfortunate best wide receivers in the National Football.
46:48
I think he is the best overall, best wide receiver in football
46:51
he does. Everything.
46:52
No, no, but he will be. He will be the highest paid
46:57
wide. Receiver.
46:57
There's a guy that just came off a championship run.
46:59
Yeah, I, I'm not saying that. I'm not saying he's not great,
47:04
but if you were to ask me right now, Puka, who does everything
47:07
he blocks, he does everything that that's the guy that I want,
47:11
the prototypical type of guy that I want.
47:13
So. And I would say you can put SAN
47:15
and any other offense and you can put Puka in any other
47:18
offense and. Hey QQ, why don't, why don't you
47:22
ask Carol who was high on the JSN before the season started?
47:27
Who was high on JSN before the season started around?
47:30
It was the one thing he was right about.
47:33
One thing all right, all. Right one out of 100.
47:35
Good job, fish. He's.
47:37
A good one, though, I said. I was like, watch, he's gonna be
47:40
like top three. He did.
47:42
You know, because who else they thrown into it?
47:44
Didn't matter because I won a fantasy league.
47:49
I got to get back with the bracket I got y'all.
47:52
Don't. Don't you worry.
47:53
We'll see. We'll see.
47:55
We'll see. I remember you said that, so I
47:58
remember I won the bracket last year too.
48:00
So yeah, you know, last year was last year.
48:02
I did. I won the bracket last year.
48:04
You'll be quiet you. You'll be quiet you.
48:07
Anyways, it's all about luck. First of all.
48:10
It's all about how it falls. But whatever.
48:12
Thank you to all the fans on Spotify and Apple video and
48:15
audio. Thank you to all the TikTok
48:17
fans, the Instagram fans, the X fans, the YouTube fans for
48:20
joining us and and and enjoying our content throughout the
48:23
country. Really appreciate it.
48:25
I want to give a shout out to our new manager, Mike V.
48:28
He's he's been in and out of the show all show long.
48:32
So thank you, Nathan, Mr. Mr. Leishman himself, as he always
48:37
says. Suck my indo.
48:39
We, we love you. Thank you for doing what you do
48:43
and and doing all the back end stuff and hopefully you're not
48:46
bending over as we speak. Anyways, Yeah, that's it Speedy.
48:49
Who do we have lined up next? Week, right Nathan got two draft
48:52
prospects for next week, both 8:20 Eastern Time starts Monday
48:56
will be Jelani Davis's name. He's a defensive defensive
48:59
lineman draft prospect at a Kent State 6 foot two, 285 lbs Lulu.
49:03
He'll be joining us at 8:20. And then on Thursdays, liquor
49:05
safety and outside linebacker from Navy 6 foot 202 LB Jackson
49:10
Campbell will be joining us. Make her squirt.
49:13
Make me jerk. Very interesting guy as always.
49:16
Nathan, as he always says. I love Lisa Ann as he always
49:21
says. And he never will get Lisa Ann.
49:23
Just so everybody knows. No way.
49:25
I think Lisa Lisa Ann has slept with every single cowboy player
49:28
in the 90s. Nathan's probably like like like
49:32
a little teddy bear to her. I mean, I mean 5 foot 6.
49:38
I mean, come on. She would torture that guy.
49:41
Him and his blue blazer. There he is.
49:47
Nathan the Care Bear. That's it is, that's all it is.
49:51
I love his hand athletes. Athletes.
49:56
Athletes. Athletes.
49:57
I love when he says that. And I'm like, athletes.
50:00
You mean athletes? I love you, Nath.
50:04
We love you. That's it.
50:05
Goodnight, farewell. It it it's the worldwide sports
50:09
radio network, radio network, radio network.