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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven one the Freak you want to get

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one. We have more on the
fourth explosion from yesterday afternoon with some first

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hand that counts in thirty minutes one
hour from now. I want to give

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you the opportunity to join us on
the air two and four or eight one

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seven seven, eight seven one nine
seven to one. It's a new series

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for the week, the Super wild
Card Pump Session. We're gonna have you

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also pumped by Sunday. Yeah,
you're not gonna know what to do yourself.

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And we've designed it in a way
that we're looking more at the bright

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side of things Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Kind of wanted to get the

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the negativity out of the way today. On Tuesday, as everyone knows,

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the worst day of the week,
I wanted to get that knocked out.

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So today's question, and there's a
couple other that will go with it,

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that should coach McCarthy be fired if
the Cowboys lose on Sunday when the weather

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turns cold, So well, you
know, if you get thoughts on that

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two and four or eight one seven
seven, one hour, we're going to

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discuss. I have a take on
that that might surprise you a little bit.

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I won't miss it, so buckle
up, Buttercup. We're going to

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talk about job security in an hour. I'll be listening to that once again

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in thirty minutes. Especially I told
you two first hand, first hand accounts

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from Fort Worth. But also we're
going to have on Brandon Hurtado of her

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Taito Barbecue, because he is trying
to save the Rangers offseason as the Dodgers

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buy every single player known demand and
continue with infinite budget because they're paying O

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tawny two million dollars a year for
the next ten years and giving him all

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the money at the end. The
Dodgers are on a shopping spree and the

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Rangers have been very quiet, and
Brandon Hurtado of her Tato Barbecue has got

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away to maybe help save the Rangers
and the rotation with briskets. We'll talk

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to him at seven forty five is. By the way, just remind you

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guys, the Texas Rangers won the
World Series. I couldn't leave that that

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happened. We were serious champions.
Yes, they're going to hold that until

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October. We got like nine more
months in victory, lapping me goosebumps and

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then fly that flag forever. And
we were in Houston when they clinched Game

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seven. Yeah, to go to
the finals. Your address as a cow

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for much of the game until you
got so hot you had to take your

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cow out put off, and then
you wouldn't wake up and go to the

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beer at us because you were standing
there in boxer short puddle of pasturized milk.

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I forgot to wear pants, Neil, and we didn't realize that we

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left. Why then he wouldn't stand
up or doing anything. What I would

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wear to sleep under my cow out
fit. I watched the last four innings

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of that game and underwear. I
put in an interview quest yesterday to a

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little baby KK of Fox because and
I and that kind of into the email

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with you may not remember it,
but we're the guys. We ran into

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you in Houston. We didn't run
into him at all. But I said

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that because if you add a personal
well note at the end of the emails,

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they're more likely to go, oh
yeah, So in Houston loved the

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pregame coverage this year. You really
just threw that lie in Yeah, and

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and Cook, I don't line.
Let's have something to gain from it.

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Oh, okay, that's fine.
Some people just lie. That's terrible.

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If we get a little baby KK
on the air, I don't know how

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it's going to pack things. Not
so many fastballs getting ready to work with

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Tom Brady. We're not gonna do
that to him, but you're definitely gonna

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ask him that. You kind of
have to. Yeah, but you know

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they're not gonna because they responded back. If you does he need to respond

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I'm doing the Cowboys game. Yeah, I'll go promote it to Dallas.

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Yes, that does make a little
bit of sense for him. They're already

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gonna have the highest ratings of any
game ever. I know he's not exactly

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doing it for ratings. We're still
a human who likes to talk and sometimes

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like to answer a questions and go
straight to him. It goes to his

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pr guy. Well, baby KK
didn't even check his own email anymore.

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That's the world we live in,
Kevin Burkhardt, you might have had better

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luck with third leg Greg. Yeah. Maybe, also maybe not seen as

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the more hot commodity of the two. Why don't you go for Ace Rhino?

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Now that maybe, well, Ace
wouldn't do a Tom n Aldi,

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might I bet you can get Ace. I don't think you can get Aaron

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Andrews. I don't think so either. Really, who do you think these

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people are? Who they think they
are? New? But they're about to

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do a playoff game in Dallas,
Texas, and they've covered half the Cowboys

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games all year. It's very normal
for them to do a little media.

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All right, Well, let's go
ahead and pull up the and get the

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info for an injuries and I'll fire
off an email or she may remember you

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from outside her hotel door. That
one. Now, that's a good way

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to never get her. Well,
you're lying about your relate relationships. I

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didn't say I would do it,
Okay, I would lie in a way

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to help me. That would hurt
me, that would implicate me. You're

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even a terrible invasion of privacy by
the way, Yeah, awful, And

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you should be ashamed of yourself for
bringing it up. You brought it up

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for awareness awareness. Yeah, to
remember to put a little piece of tape

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over the little seeing eye thing in
your hotel room doors because you never that

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one. Let's couldn't get the intro
so we can formably get into sports at

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seven formally, Yeah, it's official
guys, we're in it and now sports.

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So before the National title thing,
the Golden Globes Who, which was

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seen as the worst awards show ever, uh double the tradings what it had

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a ton of viewers, okay break
which makes everyone continue to question anything we

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know about how rating systems are measured. But I can tell you very simple.

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It's because it had an NFL lead
in. Well that's right, yeah,

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it sure did. It sure lead
in because we didn't get any red

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carpet stuff unless it was on like
E or something. Yeah, you know,

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right into that game. I mean
that postgame went right up to seven

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o'clock. They so we got JB
and Bill Cower and Nate Burleson and JJ

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Watt. We don't need anything else. Boomer and Phil get well soon and

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then we could do NBA lead in
and start our show right after the Maps

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games, and technically we could.
I don't know if that helped. We

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almost do when they play on the
West Coast. Yeah, yeah, on

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those nights for sure. God stay
up for that. So there's that National

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Championships. You guys watched the game
Washington, Michigan. I did a good

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portion of it. It's odd because
that no dog in the hunt here,

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really intriguing storylines. You can go
gather through a few if you'd like.

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For me, I was watching this
just out of the sheer basis of I

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like college football, so kind of
had it on, but I was one

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eye on. It really wasn't locked
in. One thing I've learned about this

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town over the years is if you're
not really talking about schools that people care

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about around here, college football thirst
it doesn't really exist too much. I'm

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sure the local TV ratings will be
well great and all that stuff, but

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I don't think people care too much
about college football if it's not talking about

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your teams and rivalries. And maybe
I'm wrong, but Michigan and Washington I

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don't think did a lot for the
DFW Crotch. I think if you have

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an set S S SEC team involved, I think that heightens interest around here

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a little bit more than this game
did. Like Alabama had made it,

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I think that more eyes would have
cared. Yeah, Okay, I don't

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know why. Just maybe well,
Washington feels like this weird outlier that does

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probably like a ratings suck, you
know, sort of like of the Mariners

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make the World Series. Yeah,
it's I mean, it's just not one

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of the one of the hot boys
or one of the blue bloods, but

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Michigan most definitely is. So I
don't know. I imagine ratings were fine,

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but I was locked into it and
I'm not going to miss a National

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Championship game no to watch this stuff. I didn't think Houston was an odd

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location for it. I don't know
why, because I liked it because they

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showed like a bump shot of the
Rose Bowl. I'm like, there you

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go, that's where. That's where
the National Championship Game should be played.

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Maybe you get those, you know. I mean, I would include Dallas

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just because the Cotton Bowl history,
but Miami or New Orleans or I guess

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Arizona because of the Fiesta, like
wherever these big bowls have been to the

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last years. So it's odd that
n RG these damn this is the part

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of the wissification of America real quick. But getting every stadium a door controlled

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climate and all that, bs dude, who cares? Whatever the weather is,

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Both teams got to go play on
it. The more neutral the better,

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and that's why they go Dome.
But if it rains or something,

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who cares? Make my weather hot
take, good one, but that's what

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they do. They everything's got to
be in a dome now, so all

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super Bowls are going to be like
that. Reason would it be if there

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was a super Bowl in Chicago with
no dome. Well they're not going to

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do that, but it might be
miserable. But I mean Miami and Tampa

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are still in the rotation. I
mean they've rolled the dice on met Life

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Stadium for a super Bowl and they
had no dome. Yeah, that was

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odd. So like you know,
and it rained in Miami for the Colts

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Bear super Bowl that one year.
At the elements, the elements are a

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part of our everyday life life.
Indeed, any given Sunday you can have

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elements. That's just my take.
That is odd. They had the super

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Bowl in New Jersey, Yeah,
and it absolutely could have been a dumping

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snow super Bowl. Yeah, and
that would have been really memorable if nothing

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else. But they had it here. If we didn't have a dome,

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the hear that the super Bowl's here, I mean that would have been terrible.

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But it was terrible outside for everybody. That's why we haven't gotten one

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again because I don't trust us.
You're not going to get one. I

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think that's why I can't realize with
Jerry. It's got to be some other

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political thing with Jerry. You know
how many billions of dollars and this dance

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is. I don't think it's just
because we got crap weather that week.

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Do you think they're blacklisting Jerry.
I don't think Jerry wants more than what

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they're willing to do. I have
no idea, but I know there's more

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politics than your weather sucked that one
time. It has to be you know

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what, You're gonna get your dome
blown off real quick? Yes, quite

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frankly, modern day way, as
fast as things are moving, upgrades d

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measuring contests twenty five years is about
the staying power of a stadium. We

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are in the back half of AT
and T Stadium's career without either massive upgrades

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or moving the location somewhere else.
We're in the back half. I don't

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know if I agree with that.
I don't disagree with it. I realize

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on actuary tables you might be sort
of accurate, but I don't know.

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No, I don't know anything.
Not every stadium will be replaced or live

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that life cycle. I agree,
but with like renovations and stuff, like

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they're gonna have to spruce that thing
up a little bit like they did.

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Actually they've added they actually spent quite
a few bit of money on Remember they

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upgraded the big screen this year.
They made it bigger, really for longer.

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I think. Nope, nope,
like mixing story, that's the maps.

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Yeah, I'm an idiot and I
should go to hell, Kevin the

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Michigan wins, Jim Harball probably leaving
tonight. Last night was the last game

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of the history of the PAC twelve
that is no longer a conference anymore.

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So a hundred plus year history of
the PAC twelve. Goodbye, just like

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that. I have a couple hot
things on Michigan. Yeah, I want

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to say one sort of gently because
I don't whatever. I have a friend

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who worked with and under Jim Harbaugh
for many years, and he claims he's

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an idiot. I could absolutely see
that he was wearing receiver gloves in the

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pregame. He just says, Harball
is an idiot, And he said,

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I've never been around someone who has
born with more of a golden horseshoe up

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their backside. Thank you lucky.
I don't know. This is not confirming

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what I've always thought. Yes,
and my friend is smart. Now,

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granted, my friend is someone whose
name you wouldn't know and is not successful

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as a head coaching on any level, you know, despite having been in

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coaching for a while. So you
know. And I've worked at places where

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i've it's not worked out, and
I've been like, well, that guy

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was an idiot. My bosses were
idiots. So I understand there's those sour

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grapes apply to these sorts of things. But he's been so consistent about it,

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and when having a couple of beers, he gives me examples. He's

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like, he's an idiot. Four
plus six is eleven, he says.

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Now, this is a dude whose
dad won a national championship as a player,

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his brother is a Super Bowl winning
coach, and now he is a

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national champion, like one of the
golden families of football at this point.

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Yeah, but he's going to be
doing something I know, I know,

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but I don't know in college football
how much it is just the face and

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the name and the recruiting and how
that all works. And he's like,

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and now he'll leave Michigan and he'll
probably he'll go to the NFL. Yeah

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he's and I my friend didn't say
and then he'll do great there, because

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then how can you say he's idiot? But he's just like he's an idiot,

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and he just keeps winning and falling
into these incredible situations. So now

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they got in plenty of trouble this
year, and there's some people with put

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asterisks. Oh, he's going to
get an NFL Joe on this title.

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But I mean, he continues to
win, but he's like he's a moron.

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I predict his next stop in the
NFL will finally expose him, unless

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he falls into a great young quarterback, which the Chargers are seen as a

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teaman. Herbert is just no.
But what if he un locks him a

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little bit or another year, you
know, whatever happens, it's possible.

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But I've always thought that about him. There's some story from back in the

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day when he got a big bloody
nose on the sideline because he was going

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up and head button his players,
like the number one guy can't stand in

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this life outside of the rapist and
murderer, is worked up football guy,

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the guy who just can't control himself, and he runs on the field and

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gets a personal foul because he can't
control himself. The guy that needs a

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get back coach you know you mean
a coach that needs they're right after murderers

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is the coach that gets fired up
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guy, Okay, you panicky freak, calm down. Okay, let's act

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like we've been here before. It's
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a loser. We all die in
the end. And here you are,

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freaking out running on the field,
can't contain your emotions at all, setting

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a terrible example for all the people
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kids and the children. What about
football fan who watches at home and just

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has hissies. He smashes their TV
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just do it with an old TV
because they want to get He's three pegs

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below that guy, because who's number
one? Murderers murderers and then okay for

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good like dexter, but murders rapist
one a one bah worked up football guy.

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Oh gosh, here's the guy I
hate. Don't do the wave.

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I paid a ticket. I'll do
the wave whenever I want. You hate,

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don't do the wave. Guy,
he loves the wave this one.

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It's not so much that I love
the wave you do. It's that I

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love that I paid for a ticket. And that doesn't mean I'm gonna break

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any rules. But doing the wave
is not causing a problem. And let

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me tell you, the guys on
the field don't give a damn. They

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do not care or know that the
waves happen. It's always baseball guy who

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hates the wave. Like waving football, no one has a big problem with.

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But in baseball they're like, oh, this is a big moment.

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You're disrespecting the sanctity of the game, right, And that just at least

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a baseball guy being questionable having a
lot of codes to live by my second

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Michigan Hso, I think Blake Korum
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I think he's gonna rush for ten
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would put him in right around the
top thirty running backs of all time scorching

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prediction. I watched him a few
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know what name I can't get out
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Emmitt Smith. Yeah, okay,
and he He's not projected all that high.

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He's probably a second round, second
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the dude is just a bull.
I looked up their sizes today. They're

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very similar. Blake Korum five eight
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twenty one. You know, Emmitt
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and he's got that. Yeah,
he's a bull. I mean Blake's more

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you see it a little old.
He's good and the other guy scored a

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couple times. Donovan Edwards is gonna
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you know, well maybe that's more
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Yeah, But the Blake Korm thing, I bet they don't know what to

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do with him exactly. He's not
a run to the podium in the top

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half of the first round. But
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be so reliable you can just hand
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a decade. And he probably will
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he I think that dude will just
turn for a long time. And I

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think he's I think he's a good
Dude's in trouble for something. I don't

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know. Yeah, I don't know
about that stuff. I mean, there's

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a bunch of draft dudes in that
game was obviously I mean the National Championship

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twas of course, like the wide
receivers from Michigan, Rome, that guy

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is ridiculous and he might go top
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is going to be the top wide
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a monster. He may hell,
the Bears may be like, we're gonna

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go with Justin Fields unless pair him
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receiver go number one again, you
know, but they'll trade that number one

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in New England and move down to
three man three and then get another first

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rounder and take Marvin Harris. Yeah, if they decide to stick with them,

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it all makes sense. But Rome
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last name, Romeo Dunzi Ohnz.
He is going to be he had potential

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top down'll be safe top fifteen.
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just Panics throw a ball that was
like, dude, unbelievable, just blind.

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He wasn't you didn't even see the
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surprised that game was as close as
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after the first quarter well, because
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day and I was. And then
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and started getting some stops and Michigan
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as well as they ran the ball. But yeah, I was. I

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was surprised it was a one score
game going into the fourth quarter and a

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few minutes in and then that Michigan
defense just crushed Washington. And dude,

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have you seen someone get broken like
Pennis got broken? I felt bad for

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him, he definitely had a bruise. If not, I don't and Rebby

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wouldn't have been on the field.
I don't think. Dude couldn't even stand

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up every time. He's just wincing
and dying. And then you see how

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I walked off the damn field.
He had a towel like under his helmet.

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He's definitely crying, he can barely
move, holding his guts. It

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was just very like kind of a
weird symbolic image of what Michigan's defense did

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to them last night. Is that
poor bastard who left it all out there,

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just trying to get his body into
the locker room because he got beat

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up on the biggest stage. I
had fear in my heart for his spleen

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or man like the type of thing
that I never even know what it means,

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really lacerated. Something got lacerated last
night inside of him. Maybe lacerated.

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Yeah, and then said, I'm
playing through it, dude. One

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hit to the spleen and you're done. Anything that, I'm good. We'll

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go beat the giants. It's week
three, man, you don't have to

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do it. You're find Come sit. Why are we doing this? It

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was you know, we ended up
being a runaway. But it's like entertaining,

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like flipping through the options too.
I watch a little sky cast like

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watching that for a little bit,
the behind camera, and I was,

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uh doing meteorologist stuff to Roxy while
she watched TikTok I'm here drawing up like,

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hey, here's right here. We
got two safeties here, so it's

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a good chance to run the ball
for about five yards if you want it

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right here. You know, it's
kind of walking up by the screen doing

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the thing, practicing my meteorology career. And what is she doing looking at

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TikTok Okay? Does she glance up? Probably no, Yeah, it's just

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a good job of making eye contacting
the you know in the back and half

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smile. She looks up to see
if he's left yet. Yeah, he's

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still here. Don't you have work
you need to be doing for tomorrow's four

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hour extravaganza. No, no,
hold on, I want to show you

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to reorganize your Dave Matthews LPs.
Yeah, comes a slant flat combo on

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the on the left. See this
tied end though. They're using him as

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a decoy, explaining you geometry of
football tour. Because I'm good for a

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day? Did you should a day
in the life is wild? You should

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come on? Should we do that? They didn't have to play you all

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kinds of real world stuff to do? I want to, But I'll come

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to your house and just live for
a day. Quietly you will say a

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word? Yeah, it'd be great, just observe. Can me and Mikey

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live in your spare bedroom? Can
you get us two twin beds? I

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have one little bunk beds. Build
them, No one, I've done enough

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building. Me and Mikey will build
above bed. Oh yeah, out of

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sticks twine. We just try to
keep an eye on things and report back.

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Keep an eye on things. You
want to watch the primitive actions of

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this man in the wild, and
by in the wild, I mean indoors.

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Yeah, just like on the Dallas
Zoo watching him. Yeah, did

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you see when Harbaugh was on the
sideline his brother in the middle of the

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second quarter came up and just tapped
him on the shoulder, game a hug.

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That was kind of cool. That
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not he liked I kind of like
John Harbor too. Let's cut Jim Harbaugh

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stressed his hell and like, you
know, kind of dialed inn. He

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feels a tap on his shoulder and
who's tap? You know, like who's

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there? Yeah, exactly, and
he's like, oh hey, and he

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gives what bro, good luck.
It's kind of weird, Like, yeah,

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you don't see that too much.
Fifteen and oh got a handed to

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him. Damn they win. College
football is over killing. Up next,

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we have two first hand accounts from
Fort Worth, Okay, from yesterday's explosion,

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