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All right, we continue on.
Fred Rogan, Rodney Pete ed on a

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Monday two hours show for us Dodger
and who's coming up in a bit.

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They gonna have a high coup as
well. So as we continue on,

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we moved to the Rams. That's
a big win over Seattle yesterday Matthews,

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Matthew Stafford got hit so hard.
I thought he was gonna be knocked out

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of the game. Oh, I
thought that was a betted part of them

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hit. Will you release it?
And he hits you right in your midsection,

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right in your stomach and right at
your waist and you have absolutely no

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way to protect yourself. Those are
the ones, Fred Oh, I felt

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him man it win and got knocked
out of him right there, But I

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felt it feels like everything went out
of your body at that At that point,

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he stood back up, went back
out. Yeah, came back out

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there, gun slinger. Yeah.
You know, you gotta give it.

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You gotta give him credit. You
know, he plays till, he plays

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hard. But I mean I gotta
say this too, Uh, it's we

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have to get us a quarterback.
We have to we have to have somebody

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to replace Mats staf But when the
time comes when that time comes, because

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you know he's he's just maybe in
fact, he's just getting older. He's

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getting older. And you said,
when we don't have Matt Stafford, we

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don't play well. I mean,
right now, we're not a good football

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team at all. If we had
a buddy of mine who sent me a

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text and say, man, you
think it's time for a new coach,

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coaching change, I said, man, absolutely not. You know, I

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said, they're not a good football
team. They're just not their young football

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team to make a lot all the
mistakes. They make a lot of mistakes,

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a lot of penalties. Uh.
They played something that's some great plays

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on defense. But uh, you
know, we do need we need pieces.

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And when you look at the Rams, think about it, we own

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we don't really have. Our one
big superstar is Aaron donald big superstar.

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Matt Stafford is still a star,
but he's not he's I'm thinking looking at

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a superstar people think of when you
walk around to the stadium at sofar stayed

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and you see Aaron Donalds jerseys everywhere. He's he's our guy. Uh,

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And the Rams don't have superstars on
the team anymore, you know, like

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we had, we had Todd we
had, you know, at that time,

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we had you know, we had
we had a lot of guys.

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We had a lot of guys you
get Aaron down, We had Jalen Rams.

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We had a lot of guys that
you could look at and say,

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man, that team is loaded.
But we're not that loaded football team anymore.

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I mean the team right across town, the Chargers, they're loaded.

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To me, they have a loaded
team, they're just not performing. And

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but that game yesterday, certain teams
you play well against, and the Seattle

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Seahawks is the team at the Rams
no matter how bad they are. They

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seen the people play well against the
Seahawks, and the Seahawks kept let let

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them stay in that game. I
kept saying, because I left in the

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left in the third quarter. I
said, man, they're gonna let them

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beat them. They're gonlet them hang
around, hang around, And I'm glad

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they did. They they gonna they're
gonna let us let us beat them.

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When when when the uh? When
Seattle went up but they think they went

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up by two two scores, two
score, I was like, oh,

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they done went up by two scores. Now it's ah, Now it's a

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Now it's a you know, the
pretty much game could be in hand now

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they just closed the door in the
ramp. But then they let the Rams

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go right down the field and score
within I think less than a minute or

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it was close to a minute.
And then and I'm looking up. Ram's

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gonna win this game now because the
one thing to let him score. But

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you got to make them take time
off the clock. And the Rams went

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right down the field. Score cut
it back to a one score game,

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and the rest is history. Yeah. Yeah, but even that score was

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it was it was passing the fence
pendanty. They guess how they got down

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there to get that score. One
thing helped. And I never want to

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see a player get hurt. But
when Aaron down hit, which the quarterback

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for the Seahawks, uh yeah,
you know, you know, come out

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for a while. Had Ken had
to smith. You see. You see

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why in the first game when he
screamed when he saw him coming. Remember

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that game, he said, oh
god, oh my god, my god,

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I see why he said, oh
my god, It's true. Yeah,

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that's exactly why he said. I
said, oh my god. Aaron

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was the one who heard him,
whom I still think. Look, you

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gotta have to give Sean McVay in
the Rams unless sneed. You got to

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give him credit this year. This
really could have been a lot worse.

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And uh, look they're hanging in. They're not out yet. Now do

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they have a shot to make the
playoffs? Home? A lot of teams,

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you know what, do they call
them in the hunt? They're in

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the hunt, right, so they're
not eliminated. It's a long shot,

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but at least they're alive. They're
in the hunt. They're in the hunt.

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Give them credit because this could have
been like three wins out this year.

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Fred, you know what I give
them credit for. You know,

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I give them credit. They play
hard. You watch that football team they

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played. They played very hard defensively
offensively, but you know, defensively you

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can see how hard they play.
I mean another team that plays very hard.

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To mean, I like as a
young team, as a Texans,

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I like a team that plays hard. You know, because you have to

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give them credit. We might not
have all the talent, we don't have

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all the guys that we need to
win, you know, to be like

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when like like San Francisco, like
Gate, they can a Philadelphia, they

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can mad allow six seven wins in
a row. You know, they don't

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have that at the Rams, you
know, but they play hard, they

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play with passion, and I like
that. I like that about their football

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team. I like that about the
Rams football. You know you got a

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chance. You got a team that
plays with hard and plays with passion and

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plays hard. You know you got
a chance because you can coach some other

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stuff up. You can add a
piece here and there, you can fix

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it, you know, broken assignment. But if but if you don't have

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a team that ain't playing hard or
doesn't want to have that passion, no

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matter what you do, you're in
trouble, you're in trouble. Like I

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like that right now. When I
watched the La Raiders play yesterday, that's

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another team and it's just a different
level to play. You can tell it's

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you don't have to no one has
to say it. You just see it

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on the field. The way the
guys fly around, that's what becomes.

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The way you fly around that field, the way you you know, uh

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compliment each other. But you just
see how they playing. They're playing hard,

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they're playing hard football. The poster
man, I ain't trying to get

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hurt out here. I want to
get out of hire. Man. Is

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that all the poacher, it's on
the it's on the coach. Fred.

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I'm telling you, man, it's
it's like it's like any job. Anybody's

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listen, I will show. I'm
sure if you've been to your job where

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you say, man, I can't
I hate this job. I love my

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I love my job. I hate
the guy work. I can't stand his

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ass. I ain't trying to make
him look good. I want to get

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the hell out of here. But
it's no different football players. They are

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the same basketball baseball. You don't
like a coach, You're like, man,

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I ain't trying to play for this
mug man. I want to get

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the hell out of here. Man
or man, I got it. I

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got a hurt shoulder. I'm not
going to mess myself up with his ass.

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And then on the on the flip
side of that, you have a

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guy that you love, you want
to play for it, Like I use

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my example John Robinson when I played
when I played with the Rams, John

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Robert, Man, I love playing
for John. You know I would play

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hurt at this racle. You know, do you have you want to practice

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this week? I said, well, let me take a few pots,

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because I mean sometimes you banged up. I said, I want to practice.

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I mean, let me practice,
and it's how I feel. And

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I won't forgive you. Coming back
from We're coming back from Chicago and I

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charried the ball like thirty two times
on a on a Monday night football game.

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I was pretty beat up, you
know, playing against your case.

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We won that game and we going
to New Orleans and well, you know,

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you know, you know to do
Ridney walking down the aisles on the

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on the plane the coaches do.
And he said, he said, he

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said, how you feeling. I
said, I'm okay. He said,

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how's your shoulder? I said,
you know, it's bothering a little bit.

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He said, let me ask you. Do you think you can do

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it again? And I said,
what he's taking carricter thirty times? You

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have to I said, I can
do it again. Sure I can do

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it now. If I didn't like
John, I just said, man,

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no, no dog, I'm good. I think I'm gonna sit out this

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week. You know, I don't
think I can do it. But when

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you like your coach and you want
you want to go out there and help

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your team your coach win, you
do those kind of things. What was

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it about, John Robinson that you
liked man, I just liked him as

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a person. I like John,
you know he was he was a he

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was a great coach festival for the
run game. And he had an offensive

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mind of the run game and nothing
like it. And and and he wanted

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he he made he wants your offensive
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That was a big thing him and
Hudson House said, hey, let me

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tell you something. How about they
would tell any like the offensive lineman if

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they didn't hold it. But how
about I put you in this backfield and

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let him hit you for a while. See how you like it. You're

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gonna hang onto your blocks and you're
not gonna play man. You like a

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coach like that? I mean.
And he would get on me too,

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same thing. He'd get on me
to hair. You know, if you

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can't hold onto the ball, you
know you want to put somebody else in

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there if you can't. You got
to see those holes now, So you

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know that's a hole. I said, you know, you can't be getting

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fast. You can't be like dancing
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get on God on me, I
mean I could take it. Yeah,

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he's a no nonsense guy, but
very likely he felt like he cared about

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you as a person. Yeah.
Now, there's a lot of coaches it's

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like, what can you do for
me? You ain't doing anything for me

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here on this field, and that
I don't even want to be around you

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off the field. And John Robinson
one of those guys you he felt like

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he genuinely cared about you. I
go, I agree with that right now?

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Yeah, I mean, and now
I can say that the RAMS organization

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didn't care about you. But a
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going to bring vic on coming up
in a bit. But we do have

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to get to the player that said, no mos, I'm not talking.

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That's next. Oh yeah. For
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So Caleb Williams did not speak to
the media after the UCLA loss.

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Uh, you both have perspective on
this. You were both Did they say

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why? Did they say why they
did not? They said he elected not

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to. Oh, well, well, you know they probably going one thing.

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You know, you know, you
know what the question is gonna be,

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Fred. You know, the number
one question would be, yeah,

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you're gonna play in the Bowl game
exactly? I mean, and and man,

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he didn't want to answer that question. And I don't blame him.

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I mean what I would I've seen
the last couple of weeks riding and I

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don't know if if it was you
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riding and you and you're possibly gonna
get one hundred million dollar contract, will

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you take a chance on getting hurt? I mean, and you know,

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I'm sure a lot of USC fans
where is your playing? Who's you play?

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You go to college for? But
hey, man, I mean and

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if you and you reverse that and
ask them that same question, Okay,

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you're gonna get a hundred you probably
get a hundred million dollars and possibly get

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hurt in the ball a meaningless bowl
game. What would come first, or

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you know the ones who'd be honest
to say, well, you're right,

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I wouldn't play. What the ones
who you know won't gonna flick real money?

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Yeah money one say oh yeah,
I would play for the team.

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Man, bs, I mean,
this is this is real life because like

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we said last week, man,
this is life change. This is life

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changing money to his family. Yeah
yeah. And he could just think it

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could be he said, have that
knee injury and God forbid it. It

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disrupts his whole career. But even
if it didn't do that, it puts

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doubt in everyone who's going to draft. It puts doubt in their minds,

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Oh is he going to be healthy? Can't he stay healthy? Can he

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come back from that injury? And
so you don't want to go into it

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with that stain on you because that
there's no there's no upside for him playing.

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I mean, people got him where
they got him in terms of slotting

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the draft number one pick. I
don't. I don't think that changes.

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But it does. If he plays
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it changed totally. But here's the
thing. He did not talk after the

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Utah game, and nobody was going
to ask him about if he was going

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to play in the Bowl. Yeah, listen, oh ask you quite.

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It is a bad thing. He
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yeah, No, you got you
gotta talk, you gotta. You

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gotta at least be consistent. Now, if you're a guy that never if

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you don't you never talked to the
media, then you you stay consistent that

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way and never talk to the media. But if you're a guy that has

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talked to the media and given,
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after games in the past, then
you've got to continue that, you really

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do that. I think that was
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And again I don't know who knows
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came up. You're right about that, Eric, But who knows what else?

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And I don't know anybody knows what
else was going on it caused him

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to make that decision other than just
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If there was something else going on, you know, then then for

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jealous But on surface and what we
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available to the media, win loser
draw, how good, how well you

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played, or how bad you played
should not matter. They have to do

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a job just like you got to
do a job. So I don't think

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it was a very good decision for
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way. Does that affect a team
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they even consider something? I don't
think that's no, absolutely not. He

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didn't talk to the media. So
I mean the draft, you're the quarterback.

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You're the quarterback. You know,
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franchise drafts. That really if you
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going to draft somebody or decide not
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talk to the media after a college
game, then we all understand why you're

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drafting number one. You're a horrible
team. That's pretty funny. Remember I

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remember when what was that Mattlonard came
back and played his senior year. I

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mean, it's just a whole different
thing. He was gonna be the number

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one pick. I think when he
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senior and the stock dropped. So
it did, it did, and then

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he went, h yeah, I
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number one, and I remember people
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he died the bullet. God,
I forget it was. But but

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you're right, you're right. Even
though USC, you know, and he

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was coming off a high a Heisman
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USC went all the way to the
National Championship game that was the infamous losing

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to Texas in that great great game
that didn't go our way. Vince Young,

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you know, went to work even
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Reggie Bush won the Heisman that year. So it became like, Okay,

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it's all about Reggie Bush. Wasn't
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he did he dropped a little bit
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because you're right. I think everybody
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draft the year before and then uh, and then I think he went tenth

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uh in the next year's draft,
and that's the best. That's a lot

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of money. From one to ten
is a lot of money. Hey,

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Kevin, there there's been talk that
Caleb Williams and you don't nobody said he's

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officially going into the NFL draft because
you know he might want to come back

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and play another year. But no, I hear you. But look just

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for a second, he's certainly not
going to play USC and at his brains

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bashed in. Could he be a
kid to control transfer to Georgia or someplace

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where if he said, you know, I'm not being picked by the team,

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I want to be picked by because
you remember that conversation with his father,

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I'm coming back. Couldn't he transfer
to a program somewhere, somebody,

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a top program would then would that
be possible? Can you transfer twice?

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I think there's a rule. They
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That's what it's back to the North
Carolina receiver. So yeah, he can't

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be too recent for him to be
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he'd have to sit another year out
and he ain't doing that. No,

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no, no, no no.
So that's the new rule. Now you

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can't transfer like back to back.
Yeah. I think it's something like that.

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He can't do it twice, or
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be a number of years in between. I think, right, you ask

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me a full calendar year or you
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to call it, before you can
actually play for that team. Okay,

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so he's not going anywhere. No, all right, let's let's have some

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spirituality. Let's start this short week
off right and bring on the man,

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Victor Brick with the daily haikup and
Victor Afternoon. He is the essence of

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the holiday season, the candy Um, Candy Kane Lane, Fred Rogan,

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I'm the Dean in the wake of
the Troy disaster of a season seeking solutions.

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Rodney Pete great date, excuse me
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sir, yeap his SMU Mustangs in
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Worth Hall of Famer, Mister twenty
one oh five. Eric Dickerson, Hi

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yoa oh baby, oh baby,
Yeah, I like it, like that.

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He is our solution. Kevin Figure. Kevin has been great and he

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is a blessing at the board running
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Vic, do you hear about the
Dodger news? Two things, Aaron Nola

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seven years, one hundred and seventy
two million dollars. He will stay with

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the Phillies. So that ends the
quest and pursuit of Aaron Nola. And

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then listen the folks in Saint Louis
has got long bald Lancelynne signed a one

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year, ten million dollar deal.
M okay, okay, Well Nola hurts,

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but Nola is going back to Philly. That was predetermined. They're not

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going to lose one of their you
know, the their aces. It's not

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the ace, but that's big money. So congratulations to the Nola fair.

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But there's a lot out there's a
lot of talent out there. And Andrew

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Friedman and the Dodger organization working hard, working it, working it, working

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it. I'll tell you who worked
it, UCLA who knew Ethan Garbers without

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playing Caleb Williams but instant Calmer.
I mean the Bruins jumped out to the

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fourteen nothing lead. The Bruins with
the mad Death energy. It takes tens

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of saying Samurai to kill one SUMMARRII
with the mad Death energy. The MD

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and the Bruin D set them free
as we predict it on Friday. So

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let's go back in time. I
know it's a low buzz, but it's

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still to see your dog bragging rights
lat too and the Bruin D must pressure

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Caleb Williams like every snap, and
I'm calling the upset fellas u c l

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A thirty eight, thirty five.
You heard it here first, just a

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vibe man like one. An upset
because Ucla his favorite. I believe in

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that game, No six and a
half one favorites. Oh they were.

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How did we be favored in any
game? That was six? And oh?

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That was six? And oh six
and o in to this a lot

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too, was unbelievable. Got to
give it up, you know for that

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UCLA defense. They were ferocious,
violence, tackling, creating turnovers. They

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converted the coliseum into a mausoleum.
Who wrote that they're a straight loss for

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Troy five or six, Rodney,
I feel your pain, but they're heading

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into some schlocky bowl. Caleb Williams's
final game as a Trojan, no doubt,

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the one shining moment, that seventy
four yard rainbow passed that Jerry Rice's

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son Brendan beautiful. That was beautiful. That was a beautiful pass. Twenty

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second birthday, he could play Jerry's
sun is nice, nice, the whole

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lots of the number one pick in
the NFL draft. But the Brewers,

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how about t J. Harden either
Inglewood Nrbourne and high school career higher one

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hundred and forty two yards two touchdowns. There's always a player in the rivalry

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game. You never really get much
publicity before the game that just goes wild.

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That was t J Harden. He
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it's cal Saturday at the Rose Bowl. They win, they go, there'll

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be eight and four or chance to
go nine and four. Say we're a

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mid tier bowl, so we're to
come back to Chip Kelly. Yeah you

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think he'll sur Yes, oh absolutely. There was so much buzz not coming

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out of the Bruin boosters last week. They said he was safe. They

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said it was ludicrous, this talk
of a Chip Kelly for exodus. The

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boosters had confidence in Kelly. Do
you sail boosters always had? You were

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just hearing reports and obviously didn't look
you lose, you know, to allow

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the Arizona State team at home.
It didn't look good. But again,

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you know, Chip Kelly didn't have
his weapons, you know. But here

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Well, well, we'll think and
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the charges in the Green Bay yesterday? Tellers? Did the field have anything

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to do with all those blunders?
I mean Austin Echler didn't look like Austin

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Eckle with you know, with the
fumble. Uh, you know, Allan

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dropped. The couple had a nice
game, but still dropped a couple of

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bulls. Johnson big drop on that
last drive. Do you think the field

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anything to do with the final result
another you know, three point loss?

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Did he have anything to do with
the Packers winning by three? The field,

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that's beautiful condition. So you're talking
about playing there January, then you

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can say, oh, maybe the
field was effected. Forty two and no

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rain, Vic that's like a summer
day in Green Bay and six drops by

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the balls. I mean it just
didn't stop. How about the third and

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twenty? This this really destroyed me. Third and twenty for the Packers.

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I think it was under two minutes
left, Sante Samuel with the passing appearance.

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of discipline on third and twenty.
Right, let me just keep the guy

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in front of him, You give
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fourth and Tenard, just to give
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mean that that's that is the backbreaker. No, well, if you're just

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playing, Vic, you're covering out
there, you're playing. You're not thinking,

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oh, you know, what'd you
call it? You got to play.

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You're playing football. What was his
name, Sunday some Well well well

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well well well it was a tough
game, man, it was tough.

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It was just a it was really
a gut wrencher once again. And like

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you know, although he Gilman says, I really I really like Gilman Man

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the linebacker, and we're just set
up. Something's got to change. He's

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right, Gilman's right, something's got
to cha. What's going to change though?

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I mean the personal is, you
know, a quick heel to Bolso

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we want Bolster back on the field
as quickly as possible. But you know

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what's going to change with the bolts
Man the personnel is. The talent is

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there. Mac had another incredible game. I mean, the talent is there.

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It's just it's just so weird.
It's just it's confounding. It's it's

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consistency, big. That's what it
comes down to. The system. We

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can and we got we got.
I mean yeah, I mean you're not

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gonna play great every week, but
you know, you got you gotta you

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have to win those games that you're
supposed to win, like that game.

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The Chargers should have won that game. I didn't. I mean I thought

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they'd win if I was the bad
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But you're not playing consistent football.
Up down, up down, up

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down. You know you know you
don't know, you don't know how you're

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gonna play from week to week.
Who knew the Rams Seahawks d your Rams?

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They swept the Seahawks in this season
series. I mean that's quite to

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me. I told you a certain
times you play long against no matter how

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good they are and how bad you
are. Yep, I mean Cooper Couple

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was out most of the game with
a banger bankle ye again for coour Pooka

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nicour I love just saying his name. Does it make you feel good,

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Pooka Nicoura, It doesn't give me
the same feeling it gives you, But

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make you feel good. I'll warm
them all over vic make you feel good.

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I want you feel good. Pokakula
touchdown, five catches, seventh the

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yard. I mean this, every
you throw him, the ball is catching

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it. The yards have to catch
the whole thing. What a sensational draft

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pick that was and it was a
fifth round picker the b YU. What

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if the Chargers have Vic, Well, hopefully it would make a difference.

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You know, I miss Mike Williams. I really miss Mike, Miss Big

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Mike. It's charge. Let's face
it, it's a long season. Then

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it's a d. Exactly is the
defense? The defense gives up so many

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yards it's nuts. Better play d. Hey let me ask, let me

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ask the question. We ask what
the question? Big? You think you

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think Pooking could be rookiet the rookie
of the year. Great question, Yes,

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they do. The guy plays hard, hard to tackle, throw anything

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in his area. He seems he
seems to pick it, he picks it

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up. How about Stroud Yeah another
one. Yeah, that's right, I

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forgot. I forgot about him.
Yeah, he's slinging it. Boy in

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Houston. M Cook another local guy, ranchall Cook. Yeah. How about

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ship Kelly's guys, I mean uh
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led the Browns to victory. Yeah, and Jacques Charpony a nice game

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for Seattle. It lost, but
you know a couple of what a great

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weekends at Chip Kelly Holmes on a
big interception for the Giants, beautiful.

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What's happening? U c l a
flavor there? It was just a great

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weekends, Chip Kelly and his disciples. Not a disciple, not a disciple.

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Keep on, we go to stop
this this with a high. At

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some point, heyam Brown at a
touchdow yesterday, Rod, Here you go,

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there's there's some trows you love.
There you go. Also on a

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sidebar Sumo from fuka Oka after eight
days? Yeah, what do you got?

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It's it's it's it's mototos It's It'simoto
has the lead? Is it seven

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and one and two? Is it
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it'si Yama Mototo, It's Yama Moto. Yeah, he's seven and one.

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Six guys at six and two,
so it's wide open. And fuku

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Oka is Itchi Yama Moto related to
Yamamoto. The picture of the Dodgers might

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sign No, how do you know
there's a residence. It's a resonance to

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its Is he related to Yukosakamoto?
No, my beloved bride. No he's

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not. Oh, this is Tomoto
in the last name. Don't forget UCLA

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Bruins tonight in Hawaii against Number four, Marquette listened on his sister station Am

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eleven fifty eight thirty tip tonight from
Honolulu, giant run for the Bruins,

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and of course that all leads us
back. Fred. Do you know where

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the sauce? Yes, the high
crew for you, It's from Black Elk.

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Oglawa Lakota holy man, symbolizes courage
and wisdom for Indigenous and non Indigenous

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people. He was also nominated for
sainthood in South Dakota in twenty seventeen,

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and some believe miracles are still being
performed with black Elk's pipe. Very powerful

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and beautiful man, black Elk.
All right, black Elk, good,

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alright, mm hmm. You didn't
show the the respects there when you catch

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you catch it. I like black
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little little little little little something there, big. I'm with you,

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I'm with you. Black Elk is
one of the great, the great men

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of wisdom us. Apparently black Elk's
son, Ben black Elk, was an

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actor. He was in the movie
How the West Was One? How about

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that? Oh wow, Ben black
Elk, and his wife was Kate black

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Elk. So no white, so
no white, no white. Black Elk.

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Unfortunately white black didn't find the white
black elk, white black Elk.

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It's a simple high cup on this
Monday with Eric Dickerson in the house,

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Very simple, no go something like
this now you always walk in beauty.

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Black Elk ran out of here,
Ronnie, thank you, Kevin,

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appreciate Rodney. We don't know what
time we're on tomorrow. We have no

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idea. All right. We are
on at noon now we have that confirmed.

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We don't know how long we're on. It will depend on how U

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c LA does tonight. All right, Eric, thank you man. Have

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a good Thanksgiving. You have good
say Thanksgiving, guys, have a Thanksgiving

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