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It's the Downbeat on ninety seven one
in the Trees, tracking all the big

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stuff for you today, including the
news that we learned in the first segment

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of the show. Bill Bella check
out as the head coach of the Patriots.

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Whether you care or not, I
don't know, that's kind of up

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to you. But he is,
I care well of those iconic coaches in

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all of sports. Yeah, and
he gone, as is Nick Saban And

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I think you know Pete Carroll a
little bit. I think that has cowboy

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ramifications. Dan Quinn used to be
the defensive coordinator in Seattle if he wanted

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out. It sucks that the way
the NFL does these things, they are

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they almost maybe it's great, but
if your team's in the playoffs, you're

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like, I don't like all this
conversation around my coaches. Can we just

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play the game? Because we shouldn't
be talking about will dan Quinn take the

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Seahawks job? Will Mike McCarthy get
fired at the Packers? Is we shouldn't

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be talking about those things. But
you know what, their damn owner does

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not help things. Whenever time he
moves his mouth, he just won't say

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the words. Mike will be the
coach next year, which would really calm

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all that down and shut it up. Even asked that straight up. He's

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pretty ambiguous. I don't know if
he's messing up. I was reading one

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quick thing on Nick Saban and Earns
in a rush to sort of who's next.

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No, no, well, yeah, of course that, but just

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the shocking numbers and success of this
dude. I read this, I can't

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get out of my head. Every
single player recruited by Saban at Alabama who

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played four years won a national title. Not amazing. That is unbelievable.

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I mean it doesn't include I guess
the current players, but that's wouldn't apply

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now. He way more respect for
Belichick than he with Saban, just because

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the Bilichick is less of a jerk
than Saban. In my estimation, Saban

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does strike you as a guy who
was real but hurt. I always had

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took a little bit, no not
offense to this, but I was like,

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thought it was real eye rolly when
he would make comments about not paying

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college amateurs, you know, because
it'll mess up the system and then transfer

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portal, which is happening. But
it's like, how come they can't get

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paid but you can go get paid
by doing a Guico commercial, right.

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I don't like that. So,
you know, he kind of gained the

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system a little bit for years because
you know, Alabama was probably, or

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at least it's possible that they were
taking part in some illegal transactions for football

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players. It's been happening in college
football forever. Yeah, I know.

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Now it's all even playing field,
like can you sustain it? I saw

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some of the names of the Oregon
coach Lanning, the Washington coach DeBoer,

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and then there's a pring it through
the other big juicy Vegas odds type of

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rumor was for who might get that
job? Do you think anybody would pull

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a Harball and go from the pro
ranks down to that position? See,

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I mean Harbaugh wants to go to
the pros. A bunch of guys get

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fired recently. Yeah, but do
you even know how to do that whole?

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Do you know how to do that
life? You know, the college

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recruiting lit I wonder there's a big
distinction between what those guys do and what

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they do in the NFL. For
sure. You know who would make sense?

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Now he's doing graded Texas and Texas
going to the SEC Sarkeisian would have

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made since there, Lane Kiffin had
all those ties there, and it's almost

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like they have had a head coach
in waiting. Bill O'Brien might make sense

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of all these Alabama assistant coaches who
have spent a whole time in the NFL

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too, But I don't know,
there's there's a lot of there's a lot

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of things to discuss there. Forty
four first round picks in seventeen seasons he

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produced, I would have thought,
did not lie to them kids. You

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know how some coaches walk in the
living rooms and say whatever you want to

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hear. I mean, granted you're
Alabama, but have Emma kind of sucked

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in the years prior they had that
down turn where they were not good?

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Yeah? And then I saw this, maybe not his first year, one

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of his first years, when they
lost to T Bow and the Gators.

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That's the only SEC championship game he
lost, damn and then just never lost

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again after that in the SEC title
game. But forty four first round picks

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in seventeen years, I mean,
if you're a big school, what's your

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what's a good number? Two first
round picks? Three? I mean,

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I know some years you have six
or seven. Alabama's had like crazy numbers.

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The University of Miami's had some big
numbers. Two but threes three is

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outstanding. Yeah, so two is
like hell, yeah, we had two

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first round picks. Yes, we
had forty four in seventeen years. A

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school like Texas Tech has had a
first rounder of the last two years and

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it's like game changing, and it's
up there recruiting and matters. It's interesting

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to see for them. And then
Alabama routinely five guys you can talk about

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might go first round every year.
Yeah, NonStop sales, big news,

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obviously, and I want to kind
of keep the football thing going. We

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have a little fun at nine o'clock. Dating apps are on the decline,

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Okay, the next generation might not
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studies there. But also we could
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seven seven eight seven. If you
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edition of the Super Wild Card Pump
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you, Rodney. I went through
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I went to the Packers Cowboys playoff
history. They've played eight times in the

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playoffs in the playoffs and record four
and four. Oh, this is technically

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the super Bowl on Sunday. This
is for the the Golden Cheese. It's

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for the McCarthy Cup, the Cowboy
cheese hat. Yeah, do you have

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a cheese hat? Yes? He
does growing up right now now, you

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couldn't find one either at your current
home or at your parents' house in the

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nineties. I bet if they still
have it. Yeah, dude, you

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could have been thrown out if I
got a warrant to search your folks ranch

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in all would I find a cheese
Would I find a cheese answered, Danny,

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Uh, you might. Would I
find one in the air tractor hanger?

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It's a legit question. I will
ask my mom and see if she

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wrote rummage through a closet or two
and see if because it's very possible.

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Okay, yes, with all my
old guitars. January first, nineteen sixty

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seven was the first playoff game here
and this was Super Bowl one. Conference

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championship game winner takes on the Chiefs
in Super Bowl one and Green Bay won

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that game. Thirty four to twenty
seven. But as Vince Lombardi versus Tom

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Landry and this game took place where
here in town Cotton Bowl, it was

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kind of nuts to think about.
I know I'll ever have it. I

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still support one home game a year
for the Cowboys of the Cotton I mean

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it'd be like the Winter Challenge or
every other year, even like on the

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years that you have nine home games
rather than eight, I would pay it

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would be outstanding, more than I
would pay to go see them at Jerry

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World. If they played one game
in fair Park, one game a year,

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it would be so cool. What
does it hold one hundred thousand people?

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Yeah? Does it? Yeah?
I mean yeah, close to it.

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This is the Texas game. Yeah, that game bart Star four touchdown

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passes three and four yards, kind
of modern day passing line. So the

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Packers go to Super Bowl one.
They beat the Chiefs. Game two December

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thirty first, nineteen sixty seven,
Lambeau Field. Your kickoff temperature negative thirteen

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degrees. That sounds nice. Your
real field negative twenty three. Jesus,

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you know what Jesus Packers got?
That guy was right fourteen. Nothing is

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that. The Ice Bowl is the
Ice Bowl Cowboys fought back seventeen fourteen,

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and you know the story. Third
and goal at the one, and here's

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what happened. JJ, we've taken
up my audio here. Here we go.

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Call those the signals. He peeps
in himself and then another thirteen.

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None of the packers had any idea
that Star would run the ball on the

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play designed for the full back.
I took off fully expected to get the

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ball. A couple of things are
going through my mind, but the most

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important one was don't assist him into
the end zone. And I couldn't pull

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up because it was so icy,
so I threw my hands up in the

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air like this. So the very
famous picture looks as if I'm signaling touchdown.

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What I'm honestly signaling is to any
referee that was watching, I did

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not push him in the end zone, which would have been a penalty,

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which would have negated everything my house
football is ch Jim Taylor's talking about.

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I would have penolized. I couldn't
touch him. But it is funny I

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was watching that. I don't remember
it too much. I'm glad he left

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that in. He throws his hands
up, he is he's clearly doing the

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no shoot hands, you know,
oh yeah, there it is. Look

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at that he's yeah, I know, he just put his hands up because

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he want approved. He's not pushing
him. That's crazy. It looks like

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he was great saying touchdown, he's
in and thirteen seconds left. That's the

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thing with that time though. The
Packers don't think had any timeout. So

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his third and goal, they knew
it was all in. They wouldn't have

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been able to unpile. You know, people are slower back then to the

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reference were jogging in there to get
the ball. They would have been able

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to do the fourth down play.
Sure, and uh yeah. So Packers

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when they go on and they went
Super Bowl two over the Raiders. Was

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Jerry Kramer off sides. I watched
the clip about three or four times and

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he there's no false start. But
the was the argument that he was offside,

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that there was a false start off
side, But they kept watching it

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and I was like, it looks
like a normal play. But have you

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ever We interviewed Jerry Kramer about that
a long time ago and he said some

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crazy stuff like what that that cat, Papa, I'm I'm serious. It

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was kind of close to that.
What was amazing about it has been in

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skin didn't know what he said,
and they had a real fake laugh after

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it. I'm gonna find you.
It's hilarious. It's so funny, said

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Jerry Cramer. We're the only negative
thing we've ever heard is a guy in

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Dallas as I was offside at the
Ice Bowl, which of course isn't true.

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I got a great start. I
wasn't off side. He got a

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great start. It's cool to hear
the John Fashinda. Oh yeah, the

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pipes. Can you imagine what our
ratings would be if we all had pipes

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like him? You do? You
have incredible pipes like that guy? You

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do a John Facinda. And here's
some football. That was water burger ball.

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That's basically it's back to Hamburgers again. Yeah, it's the Hamburger Hour.

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On the down beat eight to nine, tune in Daily Force Slices a

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real ground beef. Jerry Kramer was
offside touchdown? Stupid? What a football

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game? What a football game?
That's not what he's confused? All right,

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So what Packers are two and ol
at this point? At this all

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right, we need some dubs.
Game three eighteen, nineteen eighty three,

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nineteen eighty two season. They went
fifteen years without being in the playoffs.

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This game's at Texas Stadium. Cowboys
are seven point favorites. Bart Stars,

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the head coach of the Packers.
At this point Cowboys forgotten that. I

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didn't know that. Cowboys won thirty
seven to twenty six Tony Dorset ninety nine

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yards rushing. Oh, I thought
it was you were saying nine to nine

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yard run. I think that was
against was anythingst Minnesota. It was a

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Monday night game, right this Vikings. I feel like that is right what

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you just said. Cowboys would lose
the next game to Washington, who ended

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up beating the Dolphins in the Super
Bowl. Was some tough early eighties redskin

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teams back there. Yeah. Is
that the Doug Williams years or am I

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early? That was before? Oh? Yeah? It was Riggins and Riggins,

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the Diesel and Art Monk, yep
Art and Monk. Game four,

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so it's two to one now.
Game four, January sixteen, nineteen ninety

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four, Chixas Stadium and Cowboys were
thirteen and a half point fair, Yes,

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and they smoked him. They got
up twenty four to three. They

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won twenty seven to seventeen. Michael
Irvin nine catches one hundred and twenty six

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yards, and then they would go
on to beat the forty nine ers at

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Candlestick and then the Bills in the
Super Bowl thirty to thirteen. Brett Farv,

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right, Brett Farv and that,
Yeah, Brett Favre could not slay

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the Texas Stadium dragon. He just
never was it never could. Now,

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real quick, here's the Jerry Kramer
thing. So I don't forget okay,

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so we don't want to go too
far. I want you to listen to

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Ben and Skin's reaction at the end
after he says, after he says,

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nothing wacko stuff I've ever heard in
my life. Uh, and it's gonna

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be heard on ninety seven one The
Freak, The Home of the MAVs.

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Mister A concentration period of college students, five minutes high school, the free

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minutes kindergarten at thirty seconds. You
don't have that, So where does that

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put you? Oh? My god, is itsy? The fig laugh after

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the pause is even worse because you're
like it now. But what is he

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saying? Concentration period of college students, five minutes, high school, the

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free minutes kindergartener, thirty seconds.
You don't have that. Where's that put

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you? Buskins? Oh man,
right in the head? Man, you

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bet, I don't know what he
said. That is super one more I

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need it Levatomy laughs. Mister oh
sorry, I'll play it all because I

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want to decode Jerry Kramer. Mister
concentration period of college students, five minutes,

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high school the free minutes kindergartener thirty
seconds. You don't have that,

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and where's that put you? Okay, God, that's amazing wrestler being interviewed.

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I remember sitting there going. I
was like, it does only a

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wrestler warming his voice up for a
promo, and he didn't think they started

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recording yet. That is beautiful.
Head. Give that the last reaction.

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She shaved her head off, hang
the head. I don't know so January

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fifth, I'm sorry. January eighth, nineteen ninety five. Two. Come

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on. I was actually at this
game as a six year old. The

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Cowboys had already beat the Packers in
the regular season by twelve. They smoked

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him in this game, thirty five
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one hundred and four yards. Cowboys
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next week, and San Francisco and
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twenty nine. Expect a big game
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Oh, he's a head close to
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for him. Mark it down,
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mark it down, hot predictions.
He couldn't wait till tomorrow shows game

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six. So it's three two Cowboys
Game six. January fourteenth, nineteen ninety

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six NFC Championship Game, Texas Stadium. Michael Orvin had two first quarter touchdowns.

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If you remember, there's a long
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Packers wide receiver coach Gil Haskell got
hit on the sideline. You may not

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remember this that and it is.
You know, you remember how concrete Texas

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Stadium was. We thought that he
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was pretty close. Here's Pat Sumraw
and John Madden on the call down that

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goes. Here's five, not much. There's someone down on the other side

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of that fan got hit right into
the fan. I'm not even sure it's

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a player you're gonna see right here. Brooks gets the ball and he gets

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hit out of mound. What when
Darren Woodson delivers a blow, you don't

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get up until you they are about
five yards outside. The score is tied

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at seventeen. Mike Holmgren the head
coach, and you can just see that

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the fans here were into the football
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I think that took a lot of
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Took a lot of everyone out of
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delay. I mean there are five
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like a thirty minute delay. Yeah, because he is an older guy,

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right, yeah, the older guy, and he got hit and his head

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like full force, the back of
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it right now. Oh yeah,
he had got hit like in the front

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of his Yes, and it did
though the whip trebuchet whip and Darren Woodson

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does not Like he makes the tackle
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there kind of freaking out. Yeah, Like you know, nowadays, it

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feels like you just see the players
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as I feel like they should be. When they hit these guys. Not

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their fault. They hit these guys
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panicking just in there, like you
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He's just making a clean town.
Oh yeah, of course, but it's

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still scary. That field was so
concrete, you know. Yeah, game

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held up for ten minutes. He
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yes, broke his head. Yeah, I mean not even the not even

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the doctor and the cowboy hat can
fix that. No. Cowboys led twenty

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four to seventeen at halftime. They
put them in the way, put them

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away at the second half him and
had three rushing touchdowns. But the trophy

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presentation of this day is pretty wild. And let's start with a little bit

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because I think it's kind of funny
when you hear James Brown throw it down

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to Jerry Jones and they talk about
the TV shows they're promoting on Fox at

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this point, But then the Jerry
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It's pretty funny. Following his postgame
show It'll be Space, I'll above and

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Beyond, followed by the Simpsons.
By the way, it's gonna sound weird.

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It was recorded off a TV on
his YouTube and the marriage with children

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at Man and Stacey. All of
that coming your way in is entirely except

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on the West coast. And right
now we've got some championship proceedings thinking down

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in the field. Let's go down
field side and join Arry Bradshaw to present

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the Georgias Pallas Trophy to owner of
the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones. The

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Georgis Pallas Trophy. I know coach
Dallas had this Dallas Cowboy team in my

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I'm not offensive line ekman, Emmitt
Smith. I want to congratulate the Green

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Bay Packers all. You got an
outstanding team. Green Bay fans, I'm

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gleave really all are proud of what
you've done. NFC. We're gonna do

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the best to represent you. Great
to be here at Texas Stadium in Irvin

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for fans to say this boy,
hadn't football changed thirty years ago? You

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weren't thinking about representing the NFC.
Low We got refews at the NFC.

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But that is year two or three
of you know, NFL Sunday ticket and

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football being out there, people learning
more about all these teams. A large

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sport thanks to Jerry, Now you
are looking to give the trophy now to

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Barry Switzer. There's some indication now
for Paris Switzer, head coach of the

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Cowboys. I never with that.
I've never looked for that, Terry.

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All I want is something that is
happening to day for this football team.

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And so a jutiful football team,
a lot of great young men, a

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lot of character. I've never been
to the big one. They told him,

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it's a lot of fun. We've
got something else to do, and

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I'm looking forward to it, Okay. And then they finds Michael Irvin and

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this is so good. This is
pro wrestler level involving the crowd. And

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at the end of this clip,
while Michael Evern's talking Jerry Jones, it's

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a cutaway of Jerry Jones picking up
his wife Jeane unexpectedly almost breaking her bag

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by even coming up and giving her
a whiplash by picking her up and swooping

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her that her blue baton go flying
off to the forty yard line. Michael

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Irvin, though, is such a
pro here involving the fans. Yeah,

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I'll tell you why too. Not
knowing me get on new players play be

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I mean, if you was here, you've felt did you felt electricity in

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the air? The electricity I heard
that. I mean, if you was

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here, you've felt did you feel
electricity in the air? And all the

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things they may be. We're going
home, Terry, and I want to

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say this now, don't nobody deserve
him more? And on here called Mary

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Swiss. He take all, he
take all on the line and here we're

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going home. Right. That is
so boy. We talked about that so

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much for a week. We going
home. It's we all go to Elmer

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to the Danny Hello, don't waste
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sir per and Rodney Dangerfield. Uh
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posted that video on the ninety seven
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Now, look, we're all still
pumped up. So at nine point thirty

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we'll have part two of Goods Morning
News and part two of the Super Wildcard

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pump session like the last two games
or nuts too, including des Bryant in

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tears and and more. You know, I think you guys remember how the

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last two playoff games go between these
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from that coming up at nine thirty. Coming up next though, we're calling

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