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Hour Two | Dr. Etheredge, Golf Cheaters & Losing Gravity · Off The Bench

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Speaker 1: Off the bench. We have to Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
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Speaker 2: Okay, here we go where the.
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Speaker 1: Plays get broken down, Ben Science gets denied.
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Speaker 2: They said, I gotta come off the bench.
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Speaker 3: Hour two of Off the Bench Live from the Raisin
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Speaker 3: Caine Studio.
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Speaker 4: All right, welcome back here our number two Off the
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Speaker 4: Bench on a Wednesday morning, Live from the Raisin Kines Studio.
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Speaker 4: Welcome in, everybody. If you just draft the kids off,
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Speaker 4: I know, carpooll probably just end it unless you're running
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Speaker 4: a little late today. Well, we just want to say
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Speaker 4: welcome in. Thank you for listening to.
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Speaker 2: Turn it up, trying to turn it up. Time to
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Speaker 2: say the curse word. Baby, let's go. Man, we really
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Speaker 2: stuck the landing on that hour number one, didn't we.
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Speaker 5: I'm gonna I'm gonna take the blame for that one.
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Speaker 4: I told you this morning when you came in along,
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Speaker 4: I'm like seeing extra squirrels today.
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Speaker 5: You got that felt it like when I walked in.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you get like you were a real what's that?
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Speaker 2: What's that character that?
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Speaker 4: I think it's an Adam Sandler move where his eyes
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Speaker 4: just like a crazy I'm crazy as right now, I'm
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Speaker 4: seeing everything.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I told you I'm saying, extra squirrels today. Really
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Speaker 2: food off, what's it? See you?
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Speaker 4: So we'll be back maybe docs like, man, these guys
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Speaker 4: are idiots.
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Speaker 6: These guys, I'm the glue.
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Speaker 2: I'm looking in the mirror. Okay, glue perfect.
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Speaker 4: You're right, man, you are all right. Welcome in. Every
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Speaker 4: single Wednesday we were joining about doctor Stevie Thard. We
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Speaker 4: appreciate you coming in today. We are full throttle training
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Speaker 4: camp mode right now. Welcome in, full throttle ahead. We're good,
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Speaker 4: everything's good, We're great. We're great.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's been one week down.
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Speaker 4: When he came in, Chris Marler asked, you, are you
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Speaker 4: only allowed to stay for twelve minutes?
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Speaker 2: I practice like they.
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Speaker 7: Are fortunately or Onnate, I guess you know that it
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Speaker 7: would been nice to have left a little earlier.
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Speaker 6: But uh, on the other hand, yeah, we were there
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Speaker 6: the whole time.
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Speaker 2: So that's right.
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Speaker 4: So all right, let's just get into it a little
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Speaker 4: bit of you know, no specifics out of LSU, of course.
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Speaker 2: But they got the pads on for the first time yesterday.
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Speaker 4: Anything like to know, I'm assuming, like, what's when you
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Speaker 4: start getting the pads on? I'm assuming you start getting
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Speaker 4: a few more Doctor visits. Uh, Like, what's kind of
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Speaker 4: the standard thing that you are looking for at training
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Speaker 4: camp besides just the obvious? Okay, this guy twisted and ankle,
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Speaker 4: This guy, you know, hurt a shoulder. Are there any
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Speaker 4: signs that you're looking at during training camp, especially once
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Speaker 4: the pads start start popping.
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Speaker 7: You know, I don't know there's anything specific. You know,
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Speaker 7: to your point, yes, you're gonna see a little bit
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Speaker 7: more uptaken certain things. You know, any contact related injury
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Speaker 7: is now added into the equation, so you know, there's
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Speaker 7: plenty of non contact things we see unfortunately, and early
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Speaker 7: in camp. You know, the big early camp things the
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Speaker 7: soft tissue, the hamstrings, which I know there's been some
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Speaker 7: discussion on that already. Uh, you eat a lot of that,
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Speaker 7: but now you start throwing in you know, a little
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Speaker 7: more risk for things like concussions and head injuries, and.
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Speaker 6: You know you're gonna get just more hard impact injuries.
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Speaker 7: You know, some of those aren't always serious, but you
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Speaker 7: know they'll they'll bang you up pretty good, so you
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Speaker 7: can get some some contusions and all that fun stuff.
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Speaker 4: Also, like I remember the linemen used to beg to
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Speaker 4: put pads on because even if it's just helmets, Like
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Speaker 4: at the in the trenches, they're pretty much going one
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Speaker 4: hundred percent. Do you kind of get relieved a little
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Speaker 4: bit like something like I know you for like linebackers
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Speaker 4: DB's like tackling drills. Yeah, there's higher risk, but there's
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Speaker 4: also probably less of a risk for some of those
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Speaker 4: linemen that are having a hit.
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Speaker 6: Yeah. I think you're right there.
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Speaker 7: I've watched them do some of the you know, other
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Speaker 7: individual drills and stuff, and they're they're you know, in
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Speaker 7: just a helmet. I would I would not want to
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Speaker 7: be on the other end of any of you know,
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Speaker 7: because I'm like, good god, they're still you know, putting
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Speaker 7: hands on each other, and you know, it's just just
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Speaker 7: because you're not going to the ground. So so I
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Speaker 7: think there is some some benefit for sure to have
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Speaker 7: the pads on, especially some of these drills, and especially
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Speaker 7: especially down the trenches.
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Speaker 4: Like you said, well, look, I know that y'all had
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Speaker 4: spring practice and of course, uh summer practice and everything
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Speaker 4: like that, and all the drills that you can do,
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Speaker 4: but nothing can match the intensity of what training camp is.
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Speaker 4: And of course we as fans and as the media
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Speaker 4: have very limited view of what's going on, so we
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Speaker 4: got a new coach, we got a ton of new players.
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Speaker 4: We want information, right and I'm not gonna ask you
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Speaker 4: like specifically from a football standpoint x as and nose,
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Speaker 4: but just with the new staff and then being in
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Speaker 4: training camp everything, like how's the feel of practice.
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Speaker 7: It's definitely a different vibe. The energy is tremendously elevated
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Speaker 7: from what it was. You know out there there there's
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Speaker 7: not a lot of downtime.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 7: One thing that that's I think big with coach Kiffin
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Speaker 7: is is I mean they are constant on the movie
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Speaker 7: you watch his offense, it's yeah, practice is basically just
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Speaker 7: a version of that. They are constantly go, go go.
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Speaker 7: You'll have different drills going at the same time. They'll
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Speaker 7: be using all the fields. You know, watching the offense
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Speaker 7: they are they are not slowing down. And if they're
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Speaker 7: not slowing down, then either is the defense. And so
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Speaker 7: there's definitely been some some changes there, just a new energy.
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Speaker 7: You know, I think I think it had gotten kind
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Speaker 7: of stale and so having some new energy just to
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Speaker 7: kind of put a little life blood in the into
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Speaker 7: the program. But but it's definitely it's definitely been a
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Speaker 7: big uptake.
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Speaker 8: It feels like there'd be. It's kind of shocking because
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Speaker 8: he's talked about this organically. That's a couple of press
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Speaker 8: conferences about like how the way that they the idea
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Speaker 8: they adopted for practice and having this many volumes of
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Speaker 8: reps like like it's it's such a high volume of reps,
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Speaker 8: but like quality of reps. But to have that much
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Speaker 8: because it's noticeably different than last year in just terms
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Speaker 8: of like like even the quarterbacks throwing, it's like or
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Speaker 8: the receivers running, like you know, there's a combination of
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Speaker 8: routes on every single drill for each individual person. But
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Speaker 8: to have that you know, added volume and also still
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Speaker 8: be healthy is a great sign for Week one.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's it's been a lot and it's interesting, especially
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Speaker 7: guys that were not part of his team, and we
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Speaker 7: had some guys that came with them, but you know,
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Speaker 7: so all the guys that were here, and especially guys
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Speaker 7: that maybe came from somewhere else, like we have some
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Speaker 7: guys that came from up north mid you know, places
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Speaker 7: not quite as hot. Like the combination of being in Louisiana,
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Speaker 7: which is always a wake up call, and then now
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Speaker 7: this up tempo practice.
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Speaker 6: Those first couple of practices. We had some guys really struggling.
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Speaker 7: You know, there's just lots of lots of cramps, lots
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Speaker 7: of dehydration, lots of guys kind of sucking sucking win.
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Speaker 4: But and it's it's acclimatizing to your environment, right and
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Speaker 4: not to just the environment. Like you said, this is
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Speaker 4: the advantage to Lane Kiffin's system is we're gonna be
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Speaker 4: in better shape than you because we're gonna go.
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Speaker 2: Faster than you. We're gonna tire. We saw LSU player
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Speaker 2: miss last last year. We saw you know, Wit thrown up.
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Speaker 4: I know W throws up, that's his thing, but like
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Speaker 4: there's also an exhaustion like to that as well. What
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Speaker 4: do you watch for as so? I know you have
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Speaker 4: a fantastic training staff at LSU. I know there's dietitians
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Speaker 4: out there running getting sodium, getting all the things, and
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Speaker 4: but like what do you from a doctor's perspective, I
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Speaker 4: know there.
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Speaker 2: Are real dangers in this heat.
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Speaker 4: What different like you have to be watching for signs
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Speaker 4: of dizzyness, signs for dhyd Like what signs for dehydration
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Speaker 4: are you watching? And this is also going to help
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Speaker 4: people as their high school kids and the high school
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Speaker 4: coaches like going out in their training camps are starting
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Speaker 4: as well, like what's something to watch for from a
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Speaker 4: physical standpoint that you know, it's sometimes it's hard for
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Speaker 4: a player to emit things.
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Speaker 2: So what should people be watching out for when it's dehydration?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, so, I mean a big concern this time of year, especially,
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Speaker 7: you know, your your point is heat, heat related ill
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Speaker 7: on this and specifically heat stroke is the one that
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Speaker 7: you know, I obviously worry the most about.
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Speaker 6: Heat strokes a real thing, you know.
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Speaker 7: Unfortunately, there there are deaths every year, uh, in athletics
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Speaker 7: and just you know, in the random population. So so
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Speaker 7: we're obviously looking for signs of that, you know, and
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Speaker 7: these are gonna be guys who are really dragging behind,
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Speaker 7: guys who are maybe kind of slouching, and you know,
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Speaker 7: one of the big things I look for is that
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Speaker 7: they're just acting different, acting odd, acting off. Because when
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Speaker 7: you get to that stage, literally your mental status changes.
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Speaker 7: You either become really lethargic. Sometimes guys act literally just
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Speaker 7: crazy that they get this kind of manic phase because
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Speaker 7: they're just you know.
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Speaker 6: You're you're you're just out of it, panicking and.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, so so so we're looking for any just odd behavior,
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Speaker 7: somebody that doesn't seem themselves. And that's again where the
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Speaker 7: training staff comes and so so key you know, they
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Speaker 7: kind of know like, hey, this guy, that's just how
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Speaker 7: he is, but hey, this is different for him. So
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Speaker 7: so listening to them, watching them, and really I'm just
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Speaker 7: kind of watching around, you know, not just doing the drills,
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Speaker 7: but a lot of times on the sideline, I'm looking
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Speaker 7: for guys that are you know, really hunched over, really
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Speaker 7: breathing hard, that just kind of having a hard time standing,
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Speaker 7: wobbling on their feet, you know, anything like that. If
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Speaker 7: I see that, I usually kind of go check that
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Speaker 7: scenario out. But but you know, that's our big risk,
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Speaker 7: I guess at this time of yours heat. But there's
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Speaker 7: all kinds of things you got to kind of look for,
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Speaker 7: you know, just just little little warning signs. Guys grabbing
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Speaker 7: their head. They hit your head and do it all
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Speaker 7: the time, though, so you got to kind of find
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Speaker 7: that that that something I guess that is just different.
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Speaker 4: And it is something for people to look at, parents
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Speaker 4: to look at, coaches, look at as we have youth
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Speaker 4: sports and high school sports and anything. It's in this
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Speaker 4: heat where you're losing so much sweat, right, it's not
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Speaker 4: just about like staying hydrated with drinking and this is
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Speaker 4: I promise you I'm not I think says this is
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Speaker 4: not like an average This is just speaking to people
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Speaker 4: for things to watch and things that I've come across
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Speaker 4: from making mistakes. Is like high school people just.
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Speaker 2: Drinking tons of water, water, water, and you're losing buckets
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Speaker 2: of sodium. So like hypinetremia is can be as bad
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Speaker 2: or worse than lack of water at some point, absolute
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Speaker 2: lack of sodium.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely.
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Speaker 7: Notice, it's it's you know, I came in the other
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Speaker 7: day and as one of our dieticians was there talking
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Speaker 7: to the guy that they were in between one of
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Speaker 7: their sessions, and she was really hammering that point home,
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Speaker 7: and I was like, I'm glad to hear people saying
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Speaker 7: she did a really good job with presentation, just kind
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Speaker 7: of getting the guys to listen, because yeah, you need
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Speaker 7: to get the electrolytes. You know, if if you look
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Speaker 7: at the the composition of your sweat is not just water.
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Speaker 7: You know, when you sweat, there's a lot of sodium
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Speaker 7: and a lot of salt and some other electrolytes are
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Speaker 7: lost that way. So if all you're doing is replacing
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Speaker 7: the water, you're not You're not doing yourself a service. Now,
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Speaker 7: water is key, but you got to supplement that with
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Speaker 7: something else, like like them my high.
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Speaker 4: Absolutely yeah, the product that was serious topics. I didn't
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Speaker 4: want people to think it wouldn't like they said. I
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Speaker 4: didn't think it was disingenuous, but like I do think
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Speaker 4: like I got, I got high school parents coming to
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Speaker 4: me all the time, like my son has you know,
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Speaker 4: it's getting ivs, having to go get ivs after the
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Speaker 4: third quarter, and I'm like, well, what is he doing.
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Speaker 4: He's drinking a gallon of water at school and then
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Speaker 4: I'm making him drink another, like one or two leaders
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Speaker 4: of water before the game. I'm like, like, you are
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Speaker 4: diluting and you're fleshing all the sodium and everything. So
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Speaker 4: and it's so hot out Like I wouldn't watch my
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Speaker 4: son at Pricey yesterday.
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Speaker 2: It is so hot out there, like he just can't.
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Speaker 7: And I'm looking at the next week. I don't know
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Speaker 7: if 'all to the forecast, it's not getting better. God,
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Speaker 7: it's only going up.
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Speaker 6: That's shocking.
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Speaker 8: I don't know if you're allowed to talk about this,
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Speaker 8: but I'm gonna ask it anyway. So Aid and Gabriel
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Speaker 8: Rulliford obviously after the year give It even brought that
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Speaker 8: up on Monday that Reliford is probably not a guy
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Speaker 8: that's gonna be back. But they were both on bikes
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Speaker 8: and full pad yesterday, like like, how are those guys
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Speaker 8: feeling or is it like is that something that that
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Speaker 8: is gonna be more customing? I remember last year when
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Speaker 8: people get they were injured, nobody was in full pads
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Speaker 8: and helmets.
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Speaker 6: But I kind of dug it.
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Speaker 8: I thought it was kind of like like, you know,
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Speaker 8: like a little more unity with the team.
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Speaker 6: What was going on there?
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Speaker 7: Yeah, I think again your point. I think they're trying
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Speaker 7: to make them still part of the team. You know,
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Speaker 7: these guys and they are, you know, but it's it's
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Speaker 7: hard when you're injured.
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 7: One of the things with any injury that we always
10:43
Speaker 7: have to take into consideration is your mental health. You know,
10:46
Speaker 7: you have to you have to kind of keep that
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Speaker 7: in mind as well. And so you know, we have
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Speaker 7: our great staff at LSU grace A sports psychologists, and
10:53
Speaker 7: you know, a lot of times we have to get
10:54
Speaker 7: them involved and guy has an injury, and even more
10:55
Speaker 7: so a guy's maybe had a couple of injuries, you know,
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Speaker 7: because you have one, then you get back and it's
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Speaker 7: the most frustrating thing when happens again. So so I
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Speaker 7: think that's something that's just a difference in the policy.
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Speaker 7: You know, I'm not saying right or wrong, but I
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Speaker 7: tend to like that better. I like having the the
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Speaker 7: guys feel a part of it, and you want them
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Speaker 7: out there.
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Speaker 6: You want them to be part of the team.
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Speaker 7: It's it's it's more for their benefit probably th anybody
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Speaker 7: else's because no, look right now, obviously we want them back,
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Speaker 7: so we want to be healthy and ready when they're
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Speaker 7: help when when they're there. But I think letting them
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Speaker 7: be out there, letting them just feel part of that
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Speaker 7: part of the group, is going to be more beneficial
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Speaker 7: to them.
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Speaker 8: If the isolation of that part sucks' worst part, yeah.
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Speaker 2: It does.
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Speaker 4: It there if you've ever been on a team, like
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Speaker 4: being injured on a team is just a terrible feeling
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Speaker 4: because everyone's a competitor and they want to be out
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Speaker 4: there and they want to be a part of the team.
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Speaker 2: That's what the team sports are for.
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Speaker 4: Individual sports are great and there's a self accomplished when
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Speaker 4: that comes to that, and there's self accomplishment and team sports,
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Speaker 4: but the team accomplishment is just far superior to anything
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Speaker 4: that I've ever that I've ever been a part of.
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Speaker 4: So I agree, Yeah, not being able to be apart
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Speaker 4: and contribute and help your brothers out.
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Speaker 7: Well, like I said, outside of catastrophic news like somebody's
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Speaker 7: got to life, you know, condition or something, the worst
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Speaker 7: things I ever to do is tell, especially especially on
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Speaker 7: these kids, like hey, you know you're done for the year.
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Speaker 7: You know, it's just it's that that is that is
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Speaker 7: never a fun conversation. It's one that I always dread.
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Speaker 7: You know, kid tears his a C L and I
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Speaker 7: gotta go tell him, and you know, and then what
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Speaker 7: it's his senior year, this is his last chance the
12:16
Speaker 7: ball boys, and think there's so many of the scenarios
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Speaker 7: that just every time it's it's a heartbreaking.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: All right, let's turn our turn our eyes to the
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Speaker 4: Saints right now, and we want to hear your thoughts
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Speaker 4: on which nickname is better cam String Jordan, cam String Jordan,
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Speaker 4: or Hammering Jordan.
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Speaker 6: I'm going cam String cam String, Yeah.
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Speaker 8: Cam.
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Speaker 4: String Jordan's Hammy's stink when they they are pesky. They
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Speaker 4: are unpredictable at best. When you see a hamstring, come,
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Speaker 4: are we grading like hamstrings? Like on a like a
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Speaker 4: grade one, grade two, grade three type situation? Like how
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Speaker 4: like when you what's what's your starting point when somebody says,
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Speaker 4: I pulled the hamstringer, I got a tight hamstringer, I
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Speaker 4: got pain.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 7: So it is a grading system and correct one through three,
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Speaker 7: with three being the most severe. You know, a three
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Speaker 7: is usually a full tendon, full muscle tear. Those are
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Speaker 7: the ones that will sometimes require surgery. Depends on how
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Speaker 7: many of the tendons are torn, how severe they are torn.
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Speaker 7: But you know, so a three might be surgery for
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Speaker 7: especially for an athlete. Two's are probably the ones that
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Speaker 7: are sort of a wider range of what is it two?
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Speaker 7: Because there's a probably most of them that I see
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Speaker 7: are ones and twos. I mean, you be fortunate to
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Speaker 7: see a lot of threes. And then one is the
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Speaker 7: mild kind of mild strain. Two you do have some
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Speaker 7: partial tearing. You may get a little bit of bruising.
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Speaker 7: More commonly you see that more than the muscle, not
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Speaker 7: as much in the tendon. Uh And and again, so it's
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Speaker 7: all about severity all about how much of the muscle
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Speaker 7: is torn, how much the tendon is torn, because that's
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Speaker 7: a strain is a tear. A tear is a strain.
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Speaker 7: That's often a you know, I get asked at all the time,
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Speaker 7: was it torn or is it strained? Well, in medical
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Speaker 7: speak to the same thing. It's it's it's how severe
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Speaker 7: of a tear slash strain is it? And you know,
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Speaker 7: I don't know much about his injuries specifically, I haven't
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Speaker 7: heard if it's a one or two. I'm assuming probably
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Speaker 7: one of those or else they know a lot more,
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Speaker 7: you know, alarm bells going into.
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Speaker 2: It's a grade three like a season ender.
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Speaker 6: You definitely can be you definitely can't be.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, more often than not, I would say it's going
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Speaker 7: to be a season end, or especially if it's on
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Speaker 7: the tenont attachment side there where it completely pulls off
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Speaker 7: and it turns in one of the search But even
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Speaker 7: the best case scenario, you're probably you know, a few months.
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Speaker 4: So why do some you see the hamstring issues and
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Speaker 4: like someone's back of their leg turns purple like it starts.
14:27
Speaker 4: Why do some hamstring pools or muscle puls bruise and
14:30
Speaker 4: some don't.
14:31
Speaker 6: Well, and it goes back to that severity.
14:32
Speaker 7: So because a grade one, you're probably not tearing enough
14:35
Speaker 7: to really stimulate the bleeding, so or if you do,
14:38
Speaker 7: it's so minimal that you're you're not gonna see it,
14:40
Speaker 7: or it's just going to be a fraction that you're
14:41
Speaker 7: gonna notice. Grade twos you're usually gonna see some bruising,
14:44
Speaker 7: or at least a lot of them you will, because
14:46
Speaker 7: then you have a little bit bigger tear and look,
14:48
Speaker 7: bruising is just bleeding under the skin, you know. And
14:50
Speaker 7: one of the things that I see a lot is
14:51
Speaker 7: people kind of freak out because the bruising doesn't usually
14:53
Speaker 7: show up for a couple of days.
14:54
Speaker 8: You know.
14:54
Speaker 6: They're like, I was feeling better, now I have this bruise, Like, well,
14:56
Speaker 6: do you hurt more? And like, no, I feel better.
14:58
Speaker 7: Okay, that's good, don't worry about that, Or or the
15:00
Speaker 7: blood will sort of track down the lower leg and
15:02
Speaker 7: they think they have a blood clot or something like
15:03
Speaker 7: that because gravity carries it down your legs. So the
15:06
Speaker 7: hamstring injury will sometimes cause bruising in the upper calf,
15:08
Speaker 7: and that's not uncommon. So so it really depends on the
15:12
Speaker 7: severity of the tear. So I'd say I probably see
15:14
Speaker 7: bruising probably half our grade two is give or take
15:16
Speaker 7: a little bit.
15:18
Speaker 4: Well, had a theory atin the last hour about the
15:21
Speaker 4: position you play and the like what effect the hamstring
15:24
Speaker 4: pool has on that, and maybe as a doctor, do
15:26
Speaker 4: you look at it any different Let's just say it's
15:28
Speaker 4: a wide receiver hamstring pool as opposed to a defensive end.
15:31
Speaker 2: Do you You don't.
15:32
Speaker 4: Treat it any differently, but do you make special like
15:37
Speaker 4: different exceptions that more management? Yeah, because they're not running
15:39
Speaker 4: fifty yards full sprint, right, but they are having to
15:42
Speaker 4: push off and do things full speed, but it's in
15:44
Speaker 4: a shorter distance.
15:45
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think I think you definitely worry more about
15:47
Speaker 7: the positions like you know, defensive back wide receiver where
15:50
Speaker 7: they're doing a more extended, long, full speed sprints. And
15:53
Speaker 7: we also see them more commonly in that population for
15:56
Speaker 7: the same reasons. You know, typically fast guys that are
15:58
Speaker 7: doing a lot of this you know, tream running and
16:01
Speaker 7: acceleration deceleration. Now again it's to your point, Yeah, you
16:04
Speaker 7: still treat them the same, and you still worry about it,
16:06
Speaker 7: But I would be less.
16:07
Speaker 6: Worried, say with with cam Jordan.
16:09
Speaker 7: If if it's as a defensive end, then if it
16:12
Speaker 7: was a wide.
16:12
Speaker 8: Out or something like that, I gotta I got one.
16:15
Speaker 8: It's not Saints related. Batchel parties next week in New Orleans.
16:20
Speaker 8: All right, I'm not trying. I've been I've been get
16:22
Speaker 8: a lot of calf cramps after nights of drinking.
16:25
Speaker 6: What's going on there? Am I dying for one too?
16:28
Speaker 6: What do I need to do to prevent this? Uh
16:30
Speaker 6: and not be sluggish the next day before we go out?
16:33
Speaker 6: So it's fair question. I think that's that's something we
16:35
Speaker 6: probably all experienced with aging. You know, you know I hangovers?
16:40
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, you know kind of thing is weird. I
16:42
Speaker 6: have a diligent night and.
16:44
Speaker 7: It's gonna take me at least a week to to
16:46
Speaker 7: feel a semi normal. So well, what I think, you know, Look,
16:50
Speaker 7: a good point is before you leave grab a yeah,
16:56
Speaker 7: doing some electrolytes, either before, during, or after or all
17:00
Speaker 7: the above. So we we do a fishing trip every
17:04
Speaker 7: year where we take our fellows down the end of
17:06
Speaker 7: their year and do a trip. And I did uh
17:09
Speaker 7: confiscate a few down there, okay, because you know, we
17:13
Speaker 7: we get prepared the night before for the endeavors of
17:16
Speaker 7: the following day, and so that was part of the
17:19
Speaker 7: perfect job there.
17:20
Speaker 6: If you have a bear fight, then there's only so much. Yeah,
17:22
Speaker 6: we had no bear fights.
17:24
Speaker 2: It's only so much.
17:25
Speaker 6: Again, thank you if you have a bear fight, because
17:27
Speaker 6: I did hear y'all talking about it that you're gonna
17:28
Speaker 6: lose that one. Is that?
17:29
Speaker 2: Yeah?
17:30
Speaker 6: Calves though, calves are I just need to stretch a
17:32
Speaker 6: little bit.
17:33
Speaker 7: Yeah, straight, But elect lights, uh, you know, particularly potassium, magnesium, sodium,
17:38
Speaker 7: those are going to be some of the bigger ones.
17:40
Speaker 7: But you know, I think I think doing that and
17:41
Speaker 7: still still hydrating as well as obviously important not selection that.
17:45
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, all right, this is the last question
17:48
Speaker 4: because we are we were, we've gone along with you.
17:51
Speaker 4: Thank you for your time. No, that's a great question,
17:53
Speaker 4: very good. December fourteenth, twenty twenty five. Patrick Mahomes tears
17:57
Speaker 4: his a cl two and forty one days ago, third
18:00
Speaker 4: four weeks, three days. That's seven months, twenty nine days.
18:03
Speaker 4: Jacob Pester came on the show. I think was it
18:05
Speaker 4: yesterday or Monday? So when he was at Chief's practice.
18:08
Speaker 2: Full go? Is this about as fast as you've ever
18:13
Speaker 2: seen a full go?
18:15
Speaker 6: Yeah? I would say, that's about on the on the
18:18
Speaker 6: early side of it.
18:18
Speaker 7: You know, it's interesting because I don't know the right
18:21
Speaker 7: answer to how should we handle all these Because I
18:24
Speaker 7: will say we've made advances. We we have things that
18:27
Speaker 7: can help you heal better, some that we know work,
18:29
Speaker 7: some that are more you know, hypothetical theoretical that probably
18:32
Speaker 7: do something. You know, if you look at what guys
18:34
Speaker 7: are doing, especially guys like a Patrick Mahomes NFL, I'm
18:36
Speaker 7: sure he's doing all the different supplementation that are that
18:39
Speaker 7: are legal and allowed. I'm sure he's doing things like
18:41
Speaker 7: hyperbaric treatments. Yeah, you know, he's probably won't be surprised
18:43
Speaker 7: if he's had some kind of biological injections PRPs to themselves,
18:46
Speaker 7: you know.
18:47
Speaker 6: A two M things like that.
18:48
Speaker 7: I don't know these things, but I'm assuming he's probably
18:50
Speaker 7: done at least a lot more of that than your
18:52
Speaker 7: average torn acl would do. What where does that change
18:57
Speaker 7: the needle, because you still have to let those things
18:58
Speaker 7: heal no matter what you can't and there's no magic cure.
19:01
Speaker 7: You have got to let the the new a cl
19:05
Speaker 7: kind of get stronger. You gotta let the bone around
19:07
Speaker 7: it gets stronger. So there's definitely still a timeframe. And
19:11
Speaker 7: and yeah, to to your point, is this the fastest, yes,
19:13
Speaker 7: is it reckless? Is it careless? Well, the honest answer
19:15
Speaker 7: that I don't know. Many there are guys that would
19:17
Speaker 7: say absolutely, this is outrageous, he shouldn't be doing that,
19:20
Speaker 7: and and and I'm not saying they're wrong. I will
19:22
Speaker 7: sincerely say I don't know. So if we never try
19:24
Speaker 7: to push the envelope, you know, we're never gonna find out.
19:27
Speaker 4: But yes, this is fast, Yeah, we'll yeah, we'll find
19:30
Speaker 4: out if there's only there there's I hope we don't
19:32
Speaker 4: find out.
19:33
Speaker 2: And like, eight months is so wild compared to you know,
19:36
Speaker 2: twenty years ago.
19:37
Speaker 4: It is incredible, But you're right as advanced as we are,
19:40
Speaker 4: you know, God still has to do his work and
19:43
Speaker 4: so it takes.
19:43
Speaker 2: A little bit of time.
19:44
Speaker 7: So we'll see you. And then again, I wish in
19:47
Speaker 7: the West, I'm I hope he does well. It sounds
19:49
Speaker 7: like he's been doing good and yep, but I would
19:52
Speaker 7: be scared if I was. Every every time he moves funny,
19:56
Speaker 7: every time he cuts, every time he goes down, I
19:58
Speaker 7: would be cringing, probably for at least the first.
20:00
Speaker 6: Half of the season.
20:01
Speaker 4: Well, there is doctor Steven Ethards. We appreciate your time
20:04
Speaker 4: every single week. Have a go and stay hydrated out there.
20:07
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Speaker 4: I want to thank you, uh another thank you to
22:01
Speaker 4: doctor Steven Ethers from joining. It's nice to get a
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Speaker 4: little insight from someone that's been at all the practices
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Speaker 4: so good they don't want asking too many questions I
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Speaker 2: Going like it sounds like they're probably.
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Speaker 4: All right, there is Taylor. You brought this to my
24:13
Speaker 4: attention earlier. There is an absolutely unbelievable golf cheating story
24:22
Speaker 4: out there. It's kind of gone viral over the last
24:24
Speaker 4: twenty four hours. It's you know, golf is a gentleman's game.
24:29
Speaker 4: It is a game where you you absolutely can cheat.
24:32
Speaker 4: You can go out there, you can you can fluff
24:35
Speaker 4: your lie, you can move the ball, you can say
24:37
Speaker 4: you aren't out of bounds. You can, you know, give
24:39
Speaker 4: yourself a five foot putt. You can write down, you
24:43
Speaker 4: keep your own score. It is a gentleman's game. That's
24:45
Speaker 4: why it is. So it's awesome in the professional golf
24:48
Speaker 4: ranks when people call themselves on a penalty, they're like, wow, I'm.
24:52
Speaker 2: Put the club down the grass.
24:55
Speaker 4: The ball moved a one thirty second of an inch,
24:58
Speaker 4: and you know, I gotta take it. I gotta call
25:01
Speaker 4: myself on a two stroke penalty or whatever.
25:03
Speaker 2: It is.
25:03
Speaker 3: Like.
25:03
Speaker 4: It is a gentleman sport and an an incredible game.
25:07
Speaker 4: But of course it's easy to cheat. So it's no
25:09
Speaker 4: surprise when you hear a cheating story, but this one
25:14
Speaker 4: has taken it to an absolutely different level. There was
25:18
Speaker 4: a member member golf tournament at a country club in
25:22
Speaker 4: Saint Louis. Now, if anybody is familiar with like the
25:25
Speaker 4: country club, were like a member member is a big deal.
25:28
Speaker 4: It's there's there's like two, three, maybe four big tournaments
25:33
Speaker 4: in the year, and people pay a lot of money
25:34
Speaker 4: to be members of the club. They pay a lot
25:36
Speaker 4: of money to be to play golf, to play to
25:40
Speaker 4: play in that tournament, and it's a big deal. And
25:43
Speaker 4: so he decided, what's this guy's name, Brian Zach collind
25:47
Speaker 4: Zach colin ah Wing Haven country Club or golf club
25:53
Speaker 4: whatever they call it. Of course every club has like
25:56
Speaker 4: usually they'll have like a hole in one pot where
25:59
Speaker 4: every round you contribute, maybe every round everybody plays is
26:03
Speaker 4: a dollar that comes out that goes to the bottom.
26:04
Speaker 2: This pot builds up, kind of like a jackpot at
26:06
Speaker 2: a casino.
26:07
Speaker 9: Like, so, I didn't see how much the pot is.
26:10
Speaker 9: It's a pretty fancy country gold. It's probably a couple
26:13
Speaker 9: thousand dollars. Yeah, I mean, these parts can get up
26:15
Speaker 9: the thousands. It's probably good, guys, probably tens of thousands,
26:19
Speaker 9: you know what I mean. It could be anything.
26:20
Speaker 6: It could be hundreds, it could be millions, could be
26:22
Speaker 6: millions of dollars, billions, millions.
26:24
Speaker 2: But yeah, not like the enthusiastic.
26:25
Speaker 4: It's kind of like a jackpot at a casino. It's
26:27
Speaker 4: like the longer it goes before, like it builds up
26:29
Speaker 4: over time. Blah blah blah. Well, he wanted that pot
26:33
Speaker 4: real bad, so before the round at his member member
26:37
Speaker 4: golf tournament, he shows up and he tells everybody he's
26:43
Speaker 4: preparing them before the round premeditated cheating.
26:46
Speaker 2: Here. He says, Man, at some point, I'm gonna have to.
26:50
Speaker 4: Take a call. It's a business call. I'm gonna have
26:52
Speaker 4: to take this call, and this is this is the
26:57
Speaker 4: you know, this is a tournament. Again, It's not just
26:59
Speaker 4: a random groove. It's is people that he plays with
27:01
Speaker 4: a lot. This is friends, this is people in his
27:03
Speaker 4: social club, right, he tells him before. And so whole
27:06
Speaker 4: number three he says that out there calling me, I
27:09
Speaker 4: have to go ahead. So he's like, I don't want
27:11
Speaker 4: to interrupt out, I'm just going to drive ahead, take
27:13
Speaker 4: this call and whatever. So no one sees he comes back.
27:18
Speaker 4: They catch up with him on whole number four is
27:20
Speaker 4: a par three, and they're like, where's your ball. He's like, man,
27:24
Speaker 4: I'm looking for my ball everywhere. I don't know where
27:26
Speaker 4: it was. He's like, I fend it, which means you
27:29
Speaker 4: hit it kind of thin, it goes really low. Well,
27:31
Speaker 4: this clown had gone up to the green and made
27:36
Speaker 4: a fake divot, like a divot, like a ball mark
27:39
Speaker 4: where the ball lands and it hits and it makes
27:40
Speaker 4: a little scuff and you prepare your ball mark.
27:43
Speaker 6: And they find then you're not usually getting a divit
27:45
Speaker 6: because the ball flight is usually lower.
27:47
Speaker 2: Yeah.
27:47
Speaker 4: Well, if it's fast, though, I guess you could have like, yeah,
27:49
Speaker 4: I guess you could say it does. He tells his friends,
27:53
Speaker 4: I saw the I saw the ball mark, I fended it,
27:55
Speaker 4: though I can't find the ball, blah blah blah. Well,
27:56
Speaker 4: of course they walk up and the ball is in
27:58
Speaker 4: the hole. Absolutely go nuts. They celebrate. Well guess what
28:05
Speaker 4: they celebrate he gets the pot.
28:06
Speaker 2: Whatever.
28:07
Speaker 4: Well they they're like, Okay, nobody witnessed this. Confirm we
28:11
Speaker 4: gotta confirm this, So let's go check the tape.
28:14
Speaker 2: There is a there's a.
28:15
Speaker 4: Golf shed, like a maintenance shed nearby. It's got a camera.
28:18
Speaker 4: It's got a camera on the green, So let's go
28:21
Speaker 4: check the footage. Well, turns out this was the most
28:25
Speaker 4: premeditated golf cheating story of all time. He shows up
28:29
Speaker 4: early in the morning in his car before so.
28:31
Speaker 2: They were.
28:33
Speaker 9: All he shows up before the event started.
28:35
Speaker 4: Yeah, at dark, when it's dark, before everything opened. Parks
28:39
Speaker 4: his car, walks out to the green, all on camera,
28:42
Speaker 4: puts the ball in the hole, goes and makes a
28:46
Speaker 4: fake ball mark on the makes the divot, and everything
28:51
Speaker 4: completely planned out goes And of course he's trying to
28:55
Speaker 4: win the pot. So I have to assume that this
28:59
Speaker 4: was a huge pot, Like, yeah, had k to do
29:03
Speaker 4: something like this, This is that egregious? Yeah, it's got
29:07
Speaker 4: to be a big ass pot. Yeah right, what makes
29:11
Speaker 4: this Like, I don't know what can make this worse,
29:13
Speaker 4: but what makes this a little bit worse to me?
29:16
Speaker 2: This guy is a plus two handicap.
29:18
Speaker 9: That makes no sense to well, so he played college golf.
29:22
Speaker 9: Like when I was telling you I saw it the
29:24
Speaker 9: guy made a TikTok video. Who was at the club
29:26
Speaker 9: with him? He's like, guys, this is probably the best
29:29
Speaker 9: player at our club. He's a former golfer. They're like,
29:31
Speaker 9: he almost got his pro card at one point. He's
29:33
Speaker 9: a two handicap. They're like, if anybody would have made
29:36
Speaker 9: the hole in one on their own, it was probably
29:37
Speaker 9: this guy.
29:38
Speaker 6: Well right, because he did.
29:39
Speaker 4: And that so for people that don't know golf, plus
29:42
Speaker 4: what a plus two means. If you're a plus handicap,
29:45
Speaker 4: it means you are an incredible golfer.
29:47
Speaker 2: So you ever been here?
29:48
Speaker 4: Is like your golf handicap, Like if you're a one two,
29:50
Speaker 4: three four five, that means that you're averaging one two,
29:53
Speaker 4: three four five over part right, and it's roughly dependent.
29:57
Speaker 2: On seventy four conist like the slipe level and the
30:00
Speaker 2: slope rating of the course.
30:01
Speaker 6: Like that they.
30:04
Speaker 2: Golf Association. They they rank all the difficulty levels of
30:07
Speaker 2: the course. So if like you shoot a.
30:09
Speaker 4: Eight over, if you should an eighty on a really
30:11
Speaker 4: difficult course, it might equal out to like a seventy
30:13
Speaker 4: six at a normal course or an easier course.
30:15
Speaker 8: Played to someone that says, actually, I can't take a
30:17
Speaker 8: bogie here because the double bogue is you can't favor
30:21
Speaker 8: double boge. You can't take one because you're about to.
30:23
Speaker 4: Yeah, So a plus means you average to under par
30:29
Speaker 4: every time, So it's par seventy two. He's averaging a
30:33
Speaker 4: seventy rough, you know, give or take very good golf
30:38
Speaker 4: that is really good. That's playing your ball right there,
30:40
Speaker 4: and so that makes it like if this was a
30:42
Speaker 4: thirty hinded capes that he shoots a hundred every time.
30:45
Speaker 4: It's bad, but it's also kind of ha ha, kind
30:47
Speaker 4: of funny a little bit. Uh, this is as bad
30:50
Speaker 4: as a guess. This is jail time, what it should
30:53
Speaker 4: be jail time.
30:54
Speaker 5: You are technically stole money.
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Speaker 4: You're cheating to steal for a monetary gain, and like
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Speaker 4: probably not an inconsequential amount of it was.
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Speaker 5: It was so premeditated.
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Speaker 8: He's definitely kicked out of the club, like you thought
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Speaker 8: you had to know he resigned. You said resigned. Does
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Speaker 8: that mean I didn't mean to interrupt? Does that mean
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Speaker 8: that he worked there?
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Speaker 6: I'm sorry because I but I saw that you somewhere
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Speaker 6: else and I was.
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Speaker 4: Like, if no, it resigns what it says on the article, right,
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Speaker 4: he withdrew his membership, of course, from the scrutiny because
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Speaker 4: you're you got scarlet.
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Speaker 5: Letter at that point, I mean you were probably gonna
31:30
Speaker 5: get kicked out anyway.
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Speaker 2: Oh for sure. Yeah, quit before you know, quick, before
31:33
Speaker 2: you're fired fired.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, this is as as bad as it gets until
31:40
Speaker 4: your point, like this is he cheated everybody out to
31:44
Speaker 4: gain money like this, there should be something that comes out.
31:47
Speaker 4: He did go on Saint Louis Sports radio. I think
31:49
Speaker 4: it was ESPN Saint Louis or something like that. They
31:51
Speaker 4: had him on there. Of course, apologies. He's like, now
31:55
Speaker 4: it's not fair. It's not fair to my wife, to
31:58
Speaker 4: my children. I got like kids under three years old,
32:01
Speaker 4: and this was he paded his chest a little bit,
32:04
Speaker 4: but it didn't matter.
32:05
Speaker 5: But how do you not think that there's cameras, Yeah,
32:08
Speaker 5: there cameras. A big brother, come on.
32:10
Speaker 8: But almost almost anytime camera like that, you have to
32:13
Speaker 8: have a witness. You're like, you're not going to give
32:16
Speaker 8: away a pot. It's like, you're not to give away
32:18
Speaker 8: a pot. That's saying because it had to be a
32:21
Speaker 8: lot and no one's gonna give you that. Well, no
32:23
Speaker 8: one saw it you. We're just trusting that you did it.
32:26
Speaker 6: I mean the divot.
32:27
Speaker 8: I just want to see video of him making the
32:29
Speaker 8: divot because I feel like if he's just out there
32:31
Speaker 8: just firing titleist into the green with his hand, that's yeah.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't find the video. I'm assuming or somebody.
32:40
Speaker 6: You don't care about golf that much.
32:42
Speaker 8: He cracks me up because it's like like there's part
32:44
Speaker 8: of me that heard the story and I was like,
32:45
Speaker 8: all right, I mean, like whatever, dude, it's just But
32:47
Speaker 8: at the same time, that's.
32:48
Speaker 9: One of the worst parts of this that you didn't
32:51
Speaker 9: mention the phone call that he said he was taking
32:55
Speaker 9: was allegedly because he has a terminally ill grandmother, and
32:59
Speaker 9: he needs to want to.
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Speaker 6: Open that part. Guard that's what There was a grandma involved.
33:05
Speaker 9: Yes, I said his grandmother's terminally ill call from his
33:08
Speaker 9: flat hard part. Sorry, So you don't want people to
33:11
Speaker 9: question he was basically like, guys, my grandma might be dying.
33:13
Speaker 2: I got to take this phone call. Made it all up.
33:15
Speaker 2: Who would have thought in twenty twenty six there's cameras.
33:20
Speaker 6: Or you know, part two Glandma's.
33:25
Speaker 2: Glam strings.
33:26
Speaker 6: Sorry, I was on the phone with my grandma and
33:28
Speaker 6: the President. I couldn't I couldn't.
33:30
Speaker 5: President.
33:31
Speaker 4: Yeah, well this is a wild story. And again like,
33:34
Speaker 4: never cheat on anything, don't. Don't like cheating.
33:37
Speaker 2: Golf is so easy, and a lot of things happen
33:39
Speaker 2: in the heat of the moment, Like I've seen people
33:42
Speaker 2: and maybe in my younger days, like I maybe kicked
33:44
Speaker 2: the ball of out from under a tree or something.
33:48
Speaker 4: But like at some point when you become an adult,
33:50
Speaker 4: you're like why, like what, like why I'm not a
33:52
Speaker 4: professional golfer?
33:54
Speaker 6: That part two?
33:54
Speaker 2: So I do think that guy's a loser.
33:57
Speaker 8: The ones that I was away by when when like
34:01
Speaker 8: I get more of it. When there's like a four
34:04
Speaker 8: a foursome and they're playing whatever it is you got
34:07
Speaker 8: you know what I'm talking about, your guess, and you're
34:09
Speaker 8: in the chair. We're talking for some so I'm in
34:10
Speaker 8: the corner on the chair and then but they're like, yeah,
34:12
Speaker 8: they shot a forty seven.
34:14
Speaker 9: Yeah what I know you'd like, No you didn't. Yeah,
34:17
Speaker 9: you shot a forty seven on what the first five holes?
34:19
Speaker 2: All right there it is. That's our golf cheating story.
34:21
Speaker 2: What a loser.
34:22
Speaker 4: He is the notre Dame of country club member member
34:25
Speaker 4: golf tournament. So yeah, it's fantastic, and that it was
34:29
Speaker 4: startling it.
34:30
Speaker 2: Up to me too. Yeah, it needed a they needed
34:32
Speaker 2: a whole segment. We need to go along with it.
34:33
Speaker 6: I can't believe you forgot his grandma.
34:35
Speaker 2: But we're gonna go to break, we're gonna come back,
34:36
Speaker 2: and we're gonna talk more sports right here, off the bench.
34:39
Speaker 2: Off the bench, I did forget his grandma. That's on me.
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Speaker 8: Gotta say love love the Alison Chains intro into the
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Speaker 6: Man, I didn't do that on purpose, but I do
37:58
Speaker 6: love Alison Chains. Yeah, we all do. Yes, I feel
38:04
Speaker 6: I thought they were.
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Speaker 8: Like an underrated man and now if I feel like
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Speaker 8: now I'm getting older, everyone like of all ages, everyone underrated.
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Speaker 6: No, I was totally wrong about that.
38:13
Speaker 5: My favorite unplugged of all Like I know that the
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Speaker 5: Nirvana one gets all the love, but the Alison Chains
38:23
Speaker 5: one is the best unplugged of all time.
38:26
Speaker 6: I feel like they've only sometimes Pilots has a good
38:28
Speaker 6: one too.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, Alison Chains is like unplugged album that I used
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Speaker 4: to listen to consistent, right, Like the other ones are good,
38:35
Speaker 4: like a novelty thing.
38:37
Speaker 2: But I think the unplugged ones from Alisers are better
38:39
Speaker 2: than their original.
38:40
Speaker 5: They're so good and like the band sounds so good,
38:44
Speaker 5: Lane sounds amazing, like it's crazy.
38:49
Speaker 6: It's crazy to me how popular they still even like it,
38:51
Speaker 6: Like gen Z, it seems like they yeah like them.
38:54
Speaker 6: Maybe it's just my algorithm.
38:55
Speaker 2: They're just timeless.
38:56
Speaker 5: They're timeless.
38:57
Speaker 2: They like the Temptations.
38:59
Speaker 6: I've always said it. I've always said the temptations of
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Speaker 6: the grunge era.
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Speaker 9: Then the Red Light the other day mad and I
39:11
Speaker 9: was like, you know, they really are the Temptations.
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Speaker 6: I mean, I wanted to do that. I couldn't. I
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Speaker 6: didn't want to mess up and say that was the
39:22
Speaker 6: actual song. That good clip it Ethan, you got a
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Speaker 6: good one. We got a banger. Ethan's coming right now,
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Speaker 6: don't worry.
39:40
Speaker 2: Post game type of guy. Ah, post game got makes sense.
39:45
Speaker 5: Wait, so I'm hearing in the chat that there were
39:47
Speaker 5: seven seconds of zero gravity, but I don't know what
39:51
Speaker 5: that means. And then somebody just said, what's up people?
39:54
Speaker 5: Did anyone float up a few minutes ago when we
39:56
Speaker 5: lost gravity? So at first I couldn't tell if we
39:59
Speaker 5: were getting trolled, but then somebody else a second gravity
40:02
Speaker 5: comment drop, so I was sure. So I'm like, very
40:07
Speaker 5: I'm very confused about serial gravity.
40:10
Speaker 8: Yea, NASA sure humanity Nope, after insane conspiracy theories ran rampant.
40:19
Speaker 4: Hold on who says we never get breaking news during
40:21
Speaker 4: the show. It's not breaking America specifically lost gravity.
40:26
Speaker 2: No, so just.
40:30
Speaker 8: An earthquake is just different, different, Sure humanity, Earth's gravity
40:37
Speaker 8: will not disappear this week after insane conspiracy theories ran rampant.
40:41
Speaker 8: I don't love that sentence structure from the New York Post,
40:43
Speaker 8: but different, I mean probably.
40:48
Speaker 2: Heard that in the chad to ask it to clean
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Speaker 2: it up.
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Speaker 6: Hey, could you make this sound less stupid?
40:58
Speaker 4: Sometimes I do write emails out there. I'm like, hey,
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Speaker 4: did I say this right? They were like, well, I
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Speaker 4: don't know what this yere even asked that question correctly.
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Speaker 8: I remember writing like a lead for an article because
41:09
Speaker 8: I do that very poorly, and Matt was something and
41:11
Speaker 8: so I was like, hey, chat Chip, can you help
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Speaker 8: me make this a little bit more ap style professionals?
41:16
Speaker 8: I didn't got a journalism school, and so I said,
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Speaker 8: I was like, hey, I got grammarly to help me
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Speaker 8: fix this up a little bit. Does this sound better?
41:22
Speaker 8: And he's like, don't do that. That doesn't sound like
41:23
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Speaker 8: writing is not like that at all.
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Speaker 2: And I was like, oh yeah, yeah, you got to
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Speaker 2: be genuinely Marler.
41:32
Speaker 6: No, that's not good for anybody.
41:33
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right that.
41:37
Speaker 5: Fact check that didn't happen. But this isn't like the
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Speaker 5: zero gravity thing, right well, I mean, but it's not
41:44
Speaker 5: like we haven't reported fake news before.
41:46
Speaker 4: But like I felt like we would we would have
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Speaker 4: floated if it did happen, We would have floated. We
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Speaker 4: would have I didn't like my pens stayed here. Lady Kane,
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Speaker 4: she's the whole thing.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I wonder since we're on the third floor, like
41:57
Speaker 9: we probably wouldn't feel it as much as somebody on
41:59
Speaker 9: like the you.
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Speaker 2: You want to be grounded, bro, is it really? Oh yeah?
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Speaker 6: Oh yeah.
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Speaker 10: Yeah maybe at that point open the door to Yeah
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Speaker 10: we should do more al change mind altered. They really
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Speaker 2: That's good stuff. Well, you know what, you know what
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Speaker 2: we were when Alison Chains was popular, they were they
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Speaker 2: weren't alive do you know what we were? We were young,
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Speaker 1: Off the bench, Tigers turn talkers. This is off the bench.
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Speaker 5: Her, you're getting more pearl Jamie to vowel y.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, we're closing that hour number two. We apologize, no,
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Speaker 4: We apologize for the short segment here, but it's an
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Speaker 4: insincere apology because we do it.
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Speaker 6: A lot almost every segment.
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Speaker 2: So if like you keep apologizing for the same sanity, yeah,
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Speaker 4: We went along with doctor Athurage and we had that
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Speaker 6: I'm trying to shove in a Kyler Murray story for
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Speaker 2: We're gonna talk Kyler Murray.
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