Oh, you know that sounds just makes me feel so sexy. Simon Lebon
does that to you, That's right, it's click at her skippet. We're
hitting the gossip pages. I'll read to you and you guys tell me if
you want to learn more or not. By the way, yesterday was listening
to the Terry Miner Show and Ian was saying that Fat Tony is guaranteed to
come back and that Dight Dwight would never come back. And I was gonna
send a shirtless picture to Ian and Terry. Then I thought, yeah,
what could go wrong there? Right? Dwight would never come back. Oh,
Ian was in love with you, dude. No, fat Tony is
guaranteed to come back, and Fat Dwight is dead forever. And you're weak
is what he's saying. That's fake news. You will given at some point.
I've got Spudnik fired up and I'm ready. Here we go headline.
Kevin Costner and ex wife Christine officially finalized their divorce after contentious split. Band
named split not bad at all. We haven't heard about Coster's divorced in a
while. And how as we previously told you, Hollywood, a lister,
Kevin Costner has moved on from his contentious relationship with Christine Baumgartner, but now
the actor can officially move forward now that it has been finalized. The Yellowstone
Star and now ex wife were granted a full divorce last Friday in Santa Barbara,
California. Remember over the summer, it was like every week something was
leaking out, and I was like, what is going on with this marriage?
Can I just say one thing? Yeah? Yeah, Bomb Gardner,
damn near Kilder. So does it say, are you about to say he's
back on Yellowstone? I don't know. The agreement includes joint custody of their
three children. It lets them skip a previously mandated co parenting course. Doesn't
have any financial terms. Though, let's get back. Let's get back because
his wife. The reason he said he was leaving Yellowstone is because his wife
says he wouldn't spend enough time with her, and then he leaves Yellowstone and
then the divorce happens. But I think he burned a bridge with Taylor Waite
Sheridan, the guy that writes all these damn things. When I think that
bridge is burning, he's toast. Do you mean there was a wife that
gave mixed signals. No, no, do I need a balloony sandwich or
not? Headline mom fluencer Ruby Frank gets up to sixty years. I saw
this for child abuse. Oh yeah, yeah, I think I know what
this is, and it is what I think it is. I saw a
pictures and it is disgusting. I got it a dand with this, let's
hear it. Okay. As we previously told you, former family YouTuber Ruby
Frank pleaded guilty to four counts of child abuse late last year. The decision
a big one. Frank receiving four separate prison sentences, each running between one
and fifteen years, to be served concurrently, actually one after the other.
This means she could serve anywhere from four to sixty years. Thanks to a
Utah law, she probably won't get more than thirty. It does not say
what the abuse was. This is the one that had she videoed her child,
which looks like the child was around seven, and she was performing Brazilian
waxes on women. Oh and I gotta google it now, but I'm pretty
sure that's who that is. Maybe it's not, but I saw the video
and I thought, and again, that's what Twitter is. Now, there's
no there's no bumpers and backstops to Twitter, anything could be uploaded. So
you saw video and this child is doing Brazilian waxes. It's disgusting. What
the heck? I do want to say that? Also in the article I
read on that story, someone took because she's a mom influencer. On that's
a mom influencer. Dude, get with us. I'm sorry. By the
way, thanks mom, thank you, Thank you Mike for texting me.
And I saw Dwight you had something. Representative Witton's HB two fifty eight,
which has been named Ethan's Bill, just passed out of committee. Yes,
all right, all right, that's right. The wife Susan Tyler Witton sitting
alongside Jeff Callaway and Ethan Almighty. I got a picture of them testifying there
that's actually enforced animallebuse laws. Please. Oh absolutely. But what I was
gonna say is there was a parent that was listening to the mom influencer.
Yeah, that's all right, Yes, you did good job and wound up
abusing her child as a result, as she got charged with something too.
Yeah. Headline Hoda Kotby is that how she says her last name, Hoda
cob Holda Cobby Hoda Cotby. No. Her maiden name was dor on Good
Morning America. No Today she is Hodas very sweet lady. I think she's
divorced. Hoda professor's great love for Kelly Rowland despite today walkout. Yeah,
this happened last week. Click click on it. Let's see what's going on
as the Hoda turns. Kelly Rowland has been catching some heat for bailing last
week on her guest hosting duties for The Today Show. The artist apparently left
after she didn't like the green room. While some have called Roland a diva,
Hoda, who actually hosts the show, says there's no hard feelings.
Quote. I just want to say this. I have great love and admiration
for Kelly. I adore and I wanted to come back on our show and
I want her to host again. She can share my dressing room. We'll
be in it to get there. Yeah, baby, the people that they're
just jerky, Yes, please come back, please come back. I'm sorry,
I'm not getting ready in this green room. We're out of here,
are you kiddy? They you're basically you're famous in your own circles, but
they just gave you a network hour, an entire hour of network television in
the morning on the Today Show, and you walked out because conditions weren't cool
for her in your dressing room had the way and by the way, it's
not even green. It's not green, it's I don't even know why they
called the green rooms so stupid, but was it smart in her case?
Because we're all talking, I don't know who this lady is. I've never
heard of her in my life, so you know what I'm talking about her?
Do you know what I call us? She looks like I looked looked
up her picture. She looks like the Tanning bad mom. She looks like
tam Okay, So anyway, uh, you know what I call the green
room the room because I'll see color, admirable right headline. Oprah Winfrey and
niss Nash Bets to be honored at GLAD Media Awards. Then you sound like
a bunch of words. It's two a's too and so it's glad. Oh
glad, it is okay. Oprah Winfrey and niss Nash Bets will both be
honored on March fourteenth at the GLAD Media Awards in l A. Winfrey will
receive the Vanguard Award. Nash Bets will receive the Steven F. Kozak Award.
That's a great award. The Vanguard Award is given to those who champion
ally, ship and promote LGBTQ people and issues. The Steven F. Kozak
Award. Meanwhile, it's given to people who raise visibility for LGBTQ people and
issues. So that's what they're doing. I thought this was the trash bag
thing. Nope, nope, no, well sorry, I think we use
Glad trash bags at home. We used the costco version of them. They
they keeps distinct down it does. Yeah, we have scented Glad bags to
actually Kirkling bags. Headline. Sales of Matthew Perry's biography double after his passing.
Well that that's the noble think he did that just up the numbers.
First of all, was all aployed the put the three quarters back in.
Take the joke back, Dwight. You use your mic on, Dwight,
take the I'm too many people apologize in the society. Now let's not start
here. Are we clicking on this? Let's click on. I want to
hear it. Sad to say, but many artist musicians actors, writers,
et cetera, see a big bump in their work once they pass. Old
fans and new discover or rediscover the legacy posthumously. Matthew Perry is the latest
celebrity experience this phenomenon phenomenon, phenomena phenomena. His book chronicling his battle with
drugs and alcohol, Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing, has
seen sales double. To date, it sold more than two and a half
million copies. Same thing with van Go, Right, I think the it's
mostly about you know, recovery and addiction and all that and just end up.
He just he was a lot like was Eddie van Halen. He didn't
die, but he died of cancer. But h Eddie van Halen was the
same way. He was Like he would go through periods of sobriety and they'd
go through periods where he was partying, and he just kept going on and
off the wagon. Yeah, yeah, headline. Was that the case with
van go the painter loough No, I think he was crazy, Yeah,
no, but I think he didn't. His pages didn't move until he died.
Right. That happens a lot. Yeah, no, no, no,
correct, that was you just described every great, every great painter.
I'm gonna chop my ear off? Was he the chop the early normal?
What? Yeah? You know what if you're stop? No, don't laugh
at that, No, don't Yeah, that's a dollar? What did I
get a dollar for that? I couldn't hear you saying stop it. Oh
that's a push at it? Best headline here, here's why we do this?
Uh. Larsa Pippin says she's not engaged to Marcus Jordan Lars american TV
personality. Let me look for credits. That smells like, uh, it
smells it does? Okay, your sniffer's right, She's a real house skip
and skip and skip and skip headline. Former Playboy model claims Justin Timberlake cheated
on Cameron Diaz with ear Let's wait, yeah, let's hear it. Did
Justin Timberlake run around on Cameron Diaz back in the day. Playboy model Zoey
Gregory claims that he did, and that she was the one he ran around
with. Gregory told The Daily Mail that Timberlake initially refused her advances when they
met at a party twenty years ago due to his relationship with Cameron. However,
Gregory claimed that after she teased Timberlake that Diaz was not with him.
Now, the pair allegedly hooked up in Hugh Hefner's indoor pool. She did
clarify that I didn't have sex with them, but we had a fondle and
we made out. That's a weird time to get cheese in that thing and
bread. It's just so, it's it's sad we had a fondle. It's
sad. Yeah, John from the news room seem John says that was Scottie
Pippen's wife. Oh okay, yeah, it's so that they have to go.
Yeah, like twenty years ago, we like we hooked up. What's
the story? Well, we were really, John, can he filed me
up? Wait a minute, and why are you telling the story? You
know? Because marriage? Yeah, I want to ruin people just and just
bring up something. Everyone is remarried. Why would you do all this stuff
and bring this stuff up. It's say, somebody is crying for attention.
Yeah, we were attactly what it is. Starbucks has finished my we don't
do anything. Let's destroy a live marriage. Yeah, there's else. They
didn't have my half calf, So I'm going to destroy a life today.
Joe, but I'm not doing the Today Show a look. TMZ just picked
me up one more headline. Kim Kardashian drag dragged for selling dirty bikini bag
for seventy thousand dollars. Okay, here, normally we don't do it.
We're gonna make an exception for people buying stupid. It's tough from stars.
Yes, how about band name dirty Bikini Bags. Yeah, yeah, that's
exactly that. Write it in, put it in the dirty bikini bags.
It's a used Burkein bag owned by a Kardashian. Is it worth seventy grand?
Kim Kardashian is being dragged. It's not a word that I use in
this context. But that's why I'm fifty seven over her dirty Hermes purse being
offered for the low low price of seventy grand. On her resale site,
she posted the rare gray matte alligator Burkein bag on Kardashian closet, listed in
good condition. A description of the handbag on the website read that there was
some discoloration on the handles and underside bottom corners and minor scratching on metal.
I don't blame the Kardashians. Seventy thousand. I don't blame the Kardashians for
this, because this what this smells like is them sitting around stoned or drunk,
yeah, whatever they do on three bottles of wine, sitting around and
going, I bet I can get seventy grand for that dirty bag. Like
somebody goes, dude, what are you going to clean that bag? It's
nasty, Get it off the couch. And then Kim Kardashian goes, I
bet I can get seventy grand for that bag, and everybody goes, shut
up, Well to do it then, and so she does it. That's
what it has. And then some sad sap out there is like I could
have Kim Rhian's dirty beach bag. Totally tell me, please say seventy grand.
I just went to Kardashian's closet. Closet spelled with a cake. Yeah,
you're right. People idiots will buy anything from celebrities. I remember when
Grinneth Paltrow had a candles yeah, right, and all these idiots flocked out
to get him, and I bet it didn't even smell like it. Well,
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and bringing it outside. Get a panini, gonna say play okay, yeah,
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after this and finish your pahini. There you the hecksa Pahini one of my
favorite segments all week. We have the Legend on Nick Coffee three pm to
six pm on Sports Talk seven to ninety. But I did inform our boss
Nick that I will be filing. Dave is gonna be sort of a witness
on the whole thing because I got dragged into it. I was collateral damage
hostile work environment. We were forced to a watch a UFL basketball game and
be talk about it for an hour after said game, and I filed a
HR violation with our boss Gus because somebody was out of town. Yeah yeah
here. And you guys, you know, be upset about having to do
it once. I've been doing it for two years, so I had a
lot of sympathy for mind Nick Coffee again They've got man, I hate to
do this, but I'm gonna do it. Do it. Some of my
favorite matchups of all time was that run of about ten games in a row
between Louisville and Notre Dame when Mike Braden was at Notre Dame and he had
the half beard and he looked like he was in a tuxedo without a rish.
He was one of the rat pack or something. And Rick Patino's on
the other side, and every game went to overtime, whether it was Freedom
Hall or at their place at Notre Dame. I don't know what they were
in it's called, but either place it went to and it went to overtime
like ten games in a row, and it was incredible, no doubt about
it. And Notre Dame. You know, they they had. Their best
team was actually in twenty fifteen, the team that that, honestly I think
was right there with a chance to beat that Kentucky team was undefeated at that
time, and they had some other good teams mixed in. But even when
they weren't like great, they always played Louisville. Well, I don't have
the numbers, and I'm gonna need to look it up today because it was
wild the amount of times they played, where like ninety percent of the games
they played in like a six to seven year stretch went to overtime, were
multiple overtimes, and always competitive. They had a bunch of you know,
a bunch of guys, just a bunch of white dudes who you know,
played like white dudes, right, like Luke herronng God, you remember that
and Karen Go Karen. And they had guys that like you look at the
box, you look at the roster, Rightu're at the game looking at the
roster, you know, the the media notes and all that, and you're
like, wait a second, who's this guy? And you look down like
Dane Flucker And I'm like, you're right, that guy looks like a Dane
Fluger like they had. They had a type cast man and those guys at
Toms could really ball. This year's team much different with Michael Shrewsbury, which
a little bit of a local connection. He's at from Jeffersonville, so kind
of a homecoming for him. But yeah, they're they're really bad. This
is the second time Louisville has been a favorite in an ACC game in the
Kenny Payanne era, So we'll see if they can pull it off tonight.
Overall, how bad is college basketball right now? You've got so many players
moving, not a lot of cohesive teams. They're getting better as they go,
I suppose, but when I watch other games, I think this just
isn't very good. Am I off? No, I'm with you. I
think you're I don't. We may never see it, but I think with
this new world of the portal, it's I don't think anybody has found the
secret sauce just yet. If you know what I mean. As far as
how you you know the perfect components needed to put a good team together.
I think you need some guys to stick around and give you continuity. You
know, you add some veterans in the portal that can come in and fill
a specific role, and then you've got some young guys that you know at
times you know are making place for you. So I'm with you. The
product's not great, but it also makes me very jealous because this is the
kind of year where you look across the tree, it really the the field,
and if you're a team that's, you know, in top three seed,
I feel like you feel you feel pretty damn good about where you are.
But if you're like a five to eight, you look at everybody else
and you can you can head into March knowing like scenes may not matter because
I think you know you're going to see in the second round, you know,
a six vers of three. You may just say, hey, I've
watched enough basketball this year. This six seed's just better. So it's wide
open, I think outside of Ukon. But then again, they got blown
out last night, so yeah, it's kind of been a weird year.
But it also has me missing the thrill that comes with this time of year
when you've got a team that you know is going to go dancing and you're
just trying to think, Okay, what region do we want? You know,
which which mid major are we trying to avoid? All the fun stuff
that makes March Madness great. I'm missing it like crazy. But you know
this isn't new. I've now become used to dealing with this because it's been
a long time since louisill was relevant in March. Yep, Okay, I
don't know who filled in for you on Monday, but remind I was long,
Oh well, goes off? Oh no, I'm sorry for my day.
Was Colin Cowhert had to fill in and he had a guest on which
I've heard, haven't heard, Yeah, I know, but he had Dan
Docka. John. Remind me if Dan Dockage is in good graces for everybody
or not. I can't remember if he attacks someone and got canceled or something.
But he was saying, He's like, look, I've watched Yale and
Harvard play, and I'm telling you I think that Yale and Harvard are better
besides Kansas yukon a couple of teams at the top, he said, I
think, he goes, I think Yale in Harvard has a good team as
any and that they need to that the committee needs to rethink some of their
qualifications to get into the tournament, and he predicted it would be the first
year that it would be four. The final four will be four non Power
sixty five teams. To me, that sounds absolutely ridiculous. It is a
year where I think you're going to continue to see upsets that really kind of
no longer feel like big upsets just because I mean they will to us we
watch the sport closer than others. I think those who get into the bracket,
it'll be, you know, a big shock. But no, I
don't don't. I don't know anything of it. I mean, I know
the IVY League has actually had a good run where they get a team in
and they'll end up making me. Last year, I think it was Princeton
maybe to the Sweet sixteen knockoff Arizona. So maybe maybe he's onto something there.
But game Doctach I literally forgot all about Dan Doctich. He is somebody
that I think if you were to ask him and he was honest with you,
I think he would tell you his brand that he puts out there.
He wants to be a jerk. He kind of wants people to not really
like it. And I get it, and he's pretty good at it.
But when it comes to like an end game analyst I don't know if ESPN
had anybody better as far as just talking basketball. At times, he'd you
know, get off script a little bit and just kind of do his thing.
But I kind of miss him as an analyst. I know he's not
very popular around here, but he was really really good at that. I
don't think he got canceled, but he chose to move on from ESPN,
or maybe they chose to move on from him, and now he works for
out Kits, so he's basically working for Klay Travis. To me, Nick
Coffee, there were a couple of things that needed to happen to guarantee a
year three for Kenny Payne. One would have been shaking up the coaching staff
after last year that didn't happen, and lining up a top five class for
next year. That's not happening either. No, I mean little thing I
mean and by the way, those aren't little things, those are big things.
That would be statements as far as understanding, hey, we got to
mix it up because what we did the first year didn't work. And yeah,
there was no consideration to a staff change, and in fact they actually
had because of the instably making some changes. Kenny had the ability to go
out and add two new staff members, not assistant coaches, but just you
know, bulk you could bulk up your staff a little bit. He didn't
do that. He actually just promoted some guys from within and elevated them,
which to me just screamed laziness. And as far as recruiting, I mean,
this is just the way I see it. I don't know for sure,
but I think these guys have kind of always felt like, you know,
at least for the summer, at least for you know, the last
year or so, that they wouldn't be here after this year. And their
work ethic has shown that on the recruiting trail, because you know, for
this upcoming class meeting guys that are seniors. And I know we've talked about
this before when I've been on with you guys, they're the only school within
the Power six conferences that does not have a signed recruit and there's not even
anybody like in the mix that we think is about to visit and make a
decision. So I mean, to me, that just I mean, it's
almost like just blatantly not doing your job, especially when he's somebody that has
said he's against going out and getting veterans in the portals. So it's a
mystery. I don't know what the plan has been. I don't know what
they're trying to do. And really that's been consistent from day one. It's
not just hey, like when it comes to basketball, right, you think,
okay, what are we doing? Who we who are? Like it's
the coach ever going to tell us kind of what the strategy is. But
you look at the things off the floor, coaching staff, recruiting, same
thing, like, what are what are we trying to do here? I
saw an interview with a major league baseball player and he couldn't have been a
bigger journy and but I think he sums up some of the personalities of professional
athletes today. He basically goes, I don't care about baseball. He goes,
I love my wife and my kid and that's my life. He goes,
this is a job and I really don't even want to be standing here
talking to you at seven am. And the guy kept asking, going,
we mean don't care about back baseball and he's like no, like like you
know, I think we all wanted him to say no. Baseball has provided
me millions of dollars and I love it, you know, like playing it
like a little kid and all that, but he didn't like it. Then
you tune in two days later from that quote, you tune in the NBA
All Star Game and it's become a joke, and it's that has been the
topic of radio for the last three days of how did we get to this
point? You tune into the the All Pro NFL Game and it's a joke
and it's in it. Before it used to be a knock your hat off
kind of kind of game and people wanted to win that game. They played
defense and all that. Where are we with these athletes today? Are we
should we be judging them because they don't care? Or I don't know where
to go. I want to say, Look, I'm not a professional athlete.
I don't know how it is to be that today, But it just
seems like they're so nonchalant about their success or the fact that they've provided millions
and millions of dollars to play a kid's game. Yeah, I think.
And I went up to Indianapolis this past weekend, not for the actual All
Star Game itself, but I took my son and my nephew and my dad
went with me and we went and did the Butler Creating Game, and then
we went to the NBA All Star practice and some of the fan events.
And the NBA does a really good job of marketing their stars, and I
think there's certain players like Steph Curry that even Lebron James. I know,
people don't like Lebron and I get it, but he's you know, he
markets himself pretty well. And young kids really love the NBA. But it's
really surprising to see when they get together in this kind of an event,
they're all too cool for it. And I just don't know when that when
that was established as far as like, hey, you know, like it's
almost like it's beneath them, yet it actually is one of the bigger honors
you can have, and you know, certain guys really embrace it, but
a lot of them don't. And I saw it firsthand, and I felt
like an old guy like me, these guys my kids here? What what?
What? What? Why is it? You know? Why isn't Kevin
Durant look like he's happy to be here? It's just, you know,
I don't know this. I don't know, man, I don't know if
it's because they feel like that's the right way to go about it, because
it'll make them more appealing to an audience outside of sports. But yeah,
I can't relate like you've never been a pro athlete. I would think if
it was something that has given me the chance to really create generational wealth for
myself and my family, Yes, well chaerish it, okay, And then
let's let's let's connect the Dodgs to college at athletes. I cannot remember the
last player, a video or sound that I heard from a player that said
I love playing for this school. I always dream about playing for the school,
wearing this uniform so much to me, I cannot remember. We have
been so distracted with the nil and where kids are going and transfer thing that
I can't remember. I remember when t Will as much as he was crazy,
but t Will came in and kissed the bird on the on the floor
during his first like whatever red white scrimmage. He kissed it and was like,
I'm I can't believe I'm here to play for Louisville basketball. I can't
remember the last player I've heard say that about their school. Again, I'm
an old guy yelling at the sky, but I can't remember the last one
that and I think that hurts the brand. No, I'm with you,
and I think clearly the NIL stuff is a factor in this, but you
can't really sell recruits. Hey, this is freaking Louisville, this is Kentucky.
Not only is it a big program, but like it's it needs something
to play here. Now that conversation, I think is replaced with you know,
how much money can I make? And it's you know, it's unfortunate.
I don't think it's gonna change. But let me give you, guys
one quick thing to get you excited for tonight's game. Okay, okay,
okay, yeah, okay, Tom. Tom Crean is the analyst and he's
really doing that role. I'm walking now the next coach at University of Louisville.
I'm great. By the way, guys, I kind of like the
NFL skills competition instead of the Pro Bowl. Maybe we get that in the
NBA too. Yeah, we'll see anything other than what happens Sunday night exactly,
Nick Coffee three pm to six pm, IoT Sports Talk seven to ninety
and of course the postgame show tonight. He'll be up and he will not
be filing an HR issue for hostile work environment. Thank you, Nick.
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