Speaker 1: I'll start to what you want to present some off
the bench with Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Off the bench with Jacob Hester and T Bob Aber.
Speaker 2: Come off the pitch.
Speaker 1: Now here's Jacob Hester and T Bob Aber.
Speaker 2: What's happening to y'all? Buck Mann hour number two? It's wicked,
nip bit your bitch, tramlerly Lich like road grew for
Fouish and Day. Is that a pretty good impression of
the two brothers. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think that the deep part was a little too deep. Yeah,
the higher pitch guy, for sure, you nailed that.
Speaker 2: Shout out Landlaw. I feel bad for Landlaw. I can
see it come from a mile away. The Internet's about
to turn on him, you know.
Speaker 4: I feel like the Internet is about to turn on them.
Shane Gillis, what do you do?
Speaker 5: He hasn't done anything.
Speaker 2: Just when you're so beloved, it happens the internet rubber band.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like the Kelsey's are funny and they're great and
everybody loves them, but I feel like they are in
front of me all the time.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. It's it's it's not about doing.
Speaker 4: Anything like a couple of things where it's like I
could feel.
Speaker 2: It would you know, it's crazy. It means it's coming
for shallame eventually as well, yeah everybody else. But I
thought it was coming for a mere Khan. But Amir
Khan continues to win. So shout out to Amir.
Speaker 5: I don't know, because Timothy I feel like has been.
Speaker 4: Uh pretty beloved for like a few years now, like
said call me by your name or was your name?
Speaker 6: I feel like he's having like his moment. He had
his moment with sports fans. Yeah, he went like on
THEO Von, So he's got like that new audience.
Speaker 7: I think he's actually playing it pretty well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and actors can kind of shrink to the background
sometimes and yeah, like he'll take a break and for
you know, a year, he won't have a movie and
then they'll come back. But yes, there's there's definitely some
lesson to be learned about how the internet treats things
that it loves. Though about like don't yeah, like don't
you know, be careful giving yourself over or putting too
much value into stranger's opinions about yourself because they will
turn on you in a second. You have to find
that value inherently, so Landlaw. If you're listening, I know
you're already deal with probably a lot of hate, but
keep grinding. I don't think y'all are particularly talented, but like,
who knows, maybe I'll go make it.
Speaker 7: Who knows.
Speaker 3: One thing is if they put out a second song
they've tried, I know, but like if they get one
to catch on, they'll be right back.
Speaker 2: Yeah No, I mean sure, sure, sure, maybe they got it.
Like sometimes somebody starts as a meme and you think,
like this will never work, and then they end up
staying consistently.
Speaker 7: Rebecca blackness whoa yeah.
Speaker 2: So Rebecca Black is like opening for Katy Perry. Now,
which granted Katy Perry's in the well, she's in the
nostalgia part of her career, you know, Katie Perry's Yeah,
but that's you.
Speaker 6: Rebecca Black had the Friday song and she's still.
Speaker 2: Rebecca Black. I would have never recognized.
Speaker 7: What she looked like, could figure out of a lineup.
Speaker 3: There's a there's a couple of like musicians in my
life that I started listening to as a joke that
like I actually begin to like.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean, Morgan Wallace.
Speaker 2: So when you listened ironically, and then you ended up
really liking.
Speaker 8: It when his show was so fun. That's what really
convinced me.
Speaker 4: Is like, whenever I went to his concert, I had
the best time.
Speaker 9: When Fetti Wop first came out.
Speaker 3: His songs a little dumb, you know, kind of generic,
I'm like, who he is this dude?
Speaker 9: Like I kept kind of listening more, and then he
put out another one. It's kind of catchy, and who's that?
We're a fan.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to I know, like what y'all said, I might.
Speaker 2: Need a couple of minutes to think. I know, there's
like I know there's people out there and I'm just
blanking right now.
Speaker 6: Oh I immediately my attention went to l f O. Girl,
I got such a dumb song. I'm like, it's kind
of catchy. And then like girl on TV, I'm like, oh,
it's kind of catchy too. They had like three songs.
Speaker 7: I'm like, all right, we're good.
Speaker 6: I mean, they're just rhyming words that have that do
not go together, but they got me.
Speaker 2: My lion's main is failing me. I should have an
answer here, and I'm just completely blowing it.
Speaker 7: Also, Rest in peace, lf O three of the four
not with this anymore.
Speaker 5: What that's crazy?
Speaker 2: Hmm, what's that?
Speaker 7: Or dark it's bad?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, oh, I just uh, not exactly, not not
at all kind of what we're talking about. But I
will forever remain shocked about the career of post Malone.
When I first saw him in White Iverson, I thought
this was like just had one hit wonder written all
over it, and I like this song a lot. I
would listen to a ton he shout out Anthony Davison,
and I loved it. But to not only continue to
make hit after hit, but then be like, Okay, now
that I'm famous, I'm just gonna like go back to
making country music like he's just he's just incredibly talented.
And I didn't Again, I did not see that coming out.
Speaker 6: Of the internet meme of this is post Malone's first song,
and it's like basically saying, if he can start here
and end up where he's at now, you can too,
give up on your drink.
Speaker 2: Uh, Clark says house Teap. I'm not saying chaperone because
I never liked chaperone. Ironically, from the second I heard
Pink Pony Club, every now and then you listen to
a song and you know this feelings. We're the greatest
feeling in the world. When you listen to a song
and it just immediately clicks, you immediately love it. You
just want to listen to it twenty four to seven.
You want to share it with people. I think the
first day I listened to Pak Pony Club, the first
thing I did was like lip syncing on my Instagram story,
so like I was infected with it off the bat.
It was nothing ironic. It was all sincerity. So that's
why I can't say chaperone Chad saying that Rebecca Black
has massive talent nowadays. Katy Perry with Eye Kissed the
Girl had one hit, wonder vibes all over it. I'm
completely wrong in that one true. Another one that's it's
probably pretty true.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Hot and Cold work was the easy Yeah, dark Horse, Yeah,
dark Horse.
Speaker 5: Teenage is so good.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean Katy Perry played a super Bowl.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, situation.
Speaker 2: It's crazy that Rebecca Black is opening for someone that
played a super Bowl. Shout out, Rebecca Black.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: All right. I also want to put together a list
and we get we can do it over time. I'll
allow Taylor and Landa y'all to weigh in, but it
is a list that is not necessarily for you. It
is the top five ways to spend a Friday night
over the age of thirty five. So y'all can offer
your opinions, but we do not grant you the rank
of thirty five year old. Obviously, thank you, But right now,
before you get to that, I want to talk so
thank you March madness as as look like we basically
opened the show just talking about Clemson, about McNeice, as
we should shout out McNeice, big win, the biggest win
of the day, the best story of the day. Jake,
what was Game two for you? What was the maybe
the most interesting second one you cared about the most? Michigan.
Speaker 7: You see San Diego a.
Speaker 2: Game that went A lot of people were piggy Michigan
to lose that, right, I mean yeah.
Speaker 6: They were playing a team that was thirty and five
and a team that had one of the best defenses
in the country and a team and you see San
Diego that plays in a really good conference in the
Big West, and so they went out there and they
gave them hell, I mean, Michigan gets out to forty
one twenty seven lead going into half, everybody's like, oh, well,
you know you see San Diego little head patting, Yah,
they're done.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: They came back in the second half and they almost
pulled off the upset. Now, Vegas knew this game was
going to be close. I mean, it opened at three
and a half, it closed at one and a half.
So Michigan actually covered in this game because it got
all the way down to one and a half.
Speaker 7: That's what a lot of people thought about.
Speaker 6: You see San Diego the underhit again because of the defense.
Speaker 7: Of the Triton. So that was a really good game.
Speaker 6: Dusty Maye, somebody that you know, took fau right to
a Final four now doing some big things at Michigan,
and so don't allow that to cloud your judgment on Michigan.
It's more UC San Diego just a really good basketball team.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised though, Jake, I thought you would go with
your favorite college basketball program of all time.
Speaker 7: Oh slight work, oh slight work.
Speaker 2: I mean, and a little bit of bulldog on bulldog,
Gonzaga said hey, hey, hey, hey, Joja, Okay, look stick
to the fall. Yeah, stick to the Sugar Bowl. Stick
to football. Okay, this is March, this is college basketball,
this is the Zags. Gonzaga beaaten the hell up out
of Georgia yesterday they did.
Speaker 6: I mean, it wasn't close from the very get go,
and Zaga just smothered Georgia and they never let him
come up for air either. No, and you you hit
the second half.
Speaker 7: Right, do you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: There was another no, no, sorry, I not hit like you
played it?
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yes, I was like surely, okay. I was like,
they're kicking their ass. Surely they'll like get and like
George is gonna lose by like eighteen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the logic was solid, but Gonzaga that that was
even more impressive than getting out to a twenty one
point halftime lead. The fact that it was forty one
forty one in the second half. So like, even when
Gonzaga didn't really have a whole lot to be motivated
by because they knew they were going to win, they
still went out there and smothered Georgia. That's the only
way really that you can say it. And so now
it sets up a really interesting matchup with the number
two offense in the country in Gonzaga going against the
number one defense in the country in Houston.
Speaker 2: Damn, how about this? And maybe maybe you can help
me make sense to this. So I read that this
win actually pushes Gonzaga to eighth in the country in
both the Ken Palm and bart Trovic rankings. Why is
a team eighth than a seed? I mean against it
doesn't really matter, but that is that is shocking, Like
their seeding doesn't seem to uh show you how good
they've been and they're playing their best basketball, winning ten
of eleven.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, Gonzaga is an eight seed because in
the nine con they had.
Speaker 7: A lot of close losses.
Speaker 6: They had close losses to West Virginia, Kentucky, Yukon UCLA.
Speaker 7: Like all those were close losses, but.
Speaker 6: They didn't win those games, right, and like they gotta
win against Baylor's a tournament team, San Diego State, that's
a tournament team, Indiana which was right there on the
verge of being a tournament team. But they didn't close
out those games. And then Mark Few lost four games
in conference play. He had never done that before in
his twenty five years as a head coach. He had
never lost four games in conference plays. The most they
lost since nineteen I think ninety seven to ninety eight season,
and so that's why they got an eight seed. They
still had some quality wins, they were still a really
good basketball team, but not being able to finish those
close games like they lost to Kentucky ninety to eighty
nine when they couldn't fit. That's why they weren't a
four seed. And they end up getting an eight seed.
Speaker 2: But again eighth in the Ken Pomp ranking. So good,
Zaga looking very well. I mean, it's gonna be a battle,
but with the opportunity to potentially make it Sweet sixteen
once again.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: One of the other big games of the day, Arkansas
beats Kansas an Arkansas season that you know again, I
you know, I kind of tangentially follow SEC men's basketball,
and it felt like for a lot of the year
Arkansas was down bad, you know, could coach cal get it?
And well, all of a sudden, here they sit. Yeah,
I know, That's what I'm saying, right Like, that's my only.
Speaker 9: Arkas first conference win this year.
Speaker 2: Uh. And and now they just beat Kansas, knockout Bill self,
and now we have the Italian Heritage Classic coming up.
The old Godfather throw down Patino versus Calipar. Wow, does
it get any more vowels at the end of the
last name than that? Very excited for that.
Speaker 7: I'm going Patino here. Yeah, after listen, I.
Speaker 2: Think you're gonna go Patino in almost any situation after
that halftime.
Speaker 6: After that that halftime speech when they're down to Providence
or maybe they were barely winning, he said all the
things I want to say, you know what I mean, Like,
it was so good and it was so genuine. His
players bought in. So obviously he's a hell of a
basketball coach to do what he's done at so many
different places.
Speaker 7: But when I watch that speech, it wasn't.
Speaker 6: Just the words that I heard, It was the body
language that I read from his players. Yeah, they weren't
getting mad about it. They weren't slouching in their seats.
Everybody was sitting straight up, listening to every word and
hearing every word that he was saying, right, and they
kind of saw the way that he approached the situation.
It wasn't berating them. It was I expect more from you.
And ever since that speech, you go back and you
look at Saint John's, I think they've lost one game since.
Speaker 7: Then, eh, I think, hey.
Speaker 2: Now, what did you think about Saint John's yesterday? Kind
of a closer first half, but you know, take care
of business pulled away a second any cabsern.
Speaker 6: Omaha had been a team that won a ton of
games in a row. Omaha had gotten really, really hot
in the Summit League's not a bad league, not a
bad basketball league at all.
Speaker 7: So no, it's not the first half in the NCAA
tournament really doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: What do you do in the second half. They absolutely
closed it out. So Arkansas got better. Kansas is really
probably more of the story. They were horrible.
Speaker 7: Yeah, down the stretch.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to think of, see how many games, Yeah,
Saint John's lost. Yeah, they lost one game to Villanova,
seventy three to seventy one Providence game.
Speaker 2: Let me just shoot from the hip here. How is
Kansas done in the NIL era.
Speaker 7: When they won their title at NIL started?
Speaker 9: Because so that was it was three years ago.
Speaker 2: Like, I don't think NIL was officially in play if
it wasn't very very I guess the point is, I
guess where I'm going with this is just thinking.
Speaker 6: Back to so it was the very Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 2: It was the.
Speaker 6: First year started and then so it was more it
wasn't what it is now the nil and I guess
the point is they know to the second round in
the last two and then get exited, you know, pretty
quickly here in the first round.
Speaker 2: And all the Wade drama, what became abundantly clear is
that what Wade was doing was what a lot of
the big dogs are doing. Kansas kind of at the
core of it as well, only he got too sloppy
with it. So my point is Kansas, with all their
conference championships in a row, the Nationals, they made a
lot of hay by being better at the kind of
accepted cheating than everybody else. I'm gonna need Bill sheelping
them to prove that they can do it in this
NIL era when everybody can pay and everybody can try
to lure that town. Then we'll see, Uh, Creighton beats Louisville.
Impressive there from create and he takes there, Jake.
Speaker 7: That I lost the only game I lost.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, gosh, the ACC just must have been I mean,
it just had to be bad.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So now like everybody that wasn't really valuing the ACC,
they got some justification yesterday Limson loses to mcnice, Louisville
loses to Creighton. I mean the U n C stuff.
I guess we'll see today against ole Miss. But outside
of Duke, what was it? Yeah, I mean it doesn't
feel in the country and they got an eight seed
and everybody's complaining.
Speaker 7: It's like, well, this is why we put you on
the eight line.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, good day for the for the subjective basketball exerts,
how do you feel about the se?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: You gotta be you gotta be clear with the SEC here.
You got so many teams in that you're going to
have a lot of losses.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: But I mean, so Texas loses Xavior in the play
and Georgia gets absolutely smoked by Gonzaga. Drake beats Maszoo
a dominant Maszoo offense held to just fifty seven points.
But then Arkansas does beat Kansas A and m managed
to last Yale, Like what were they about? Five hundred
through yesterday's action? Basically, how do you feel about SEC? Jake?
Do you think people feel as if they underperform, overperformed,
or performed.
Speaker 7: I think people are probably gonna feel like they underperformed.
Speaker 6: Okay, Yeah, I don't think anybody's gonna come into and say, yeah,
the SEC was dominant, and you know, fourteen teams, and
they should have gotten all those teams.
Speaker 7: You know, Drake's a good basketball team.
Speaker 6: But Missouri, well, I mean they got beat by ten,
like it wasn't a close game, and like Taylor was
talking about during the break, they kind of had to
fight to even get to that point. Now, Tennessee took
care of business, Auburn took care of business. So I
understand you have that situation. But Georgia getting just beat
up on by Gonzaga, like that's going to be a
little bit of a black eye.
Speaker 7: And so today, like.
Speaker 6: If miss loses to North Carolina, you're really going to
start to hear hope happens, You're really going to start
to hear something. Yeah, I mean you're gonna start to
hear some of that conversation. So I think day number one,
I think the SEC was a little disappointing in some
of those teams that were the last couple of get
those spots. So like if Vanderbilt today loses to Saint Mary's,
which I think they're going to, i'd ti my pick
and roll plays. I think that you're start to really
hear some of that conversation of oh, well, how good
actually was the SEC or was it just really front
loaded with five good teams?
Speaker 2: I I kind of love it because I really enjoyed
watching the SEC's ego be shattered during bowl season as
they went one to four against the Big Ten, losing
like very appropriate proxy wars, right, not fluky stuff, not
like I mean a bad Michigan team, beat Alabama, a
USC team where everybody had transferred, beat A and m
He either led the conference for a lot of the year. Uh,
South Carolina Illinois was one of the best, Like these
are the most even Matt's how they both performed in
conference like and and that was after all the SEC's
whining about well, okay.
Speaker 7: Not so fast, Bert said, no, sir, not so yeah.
Speaker 2: The coach soon.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: But the point of all this is that again you
know me, I don't know.
Speaker 9: I don't know because like it's not shorter.
Speaker 2: I've always thought it's simply because he just looks like
a Burt. His nose and his gut makes me feel.
Speaker 3: Like is your point, Like he looks like a neighbor
down the street, Like, oh that's Burt, Yeah, down the Street.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no, I get that.
Speaker 3: This old Bert walks around by this with his shirt
or with his stomach out on like a Saturday morning.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's yeah, I get that.
Speaker 2: Uh. Now, I don't know why. Maybe that's actually a
great question. Also, why is even though they're both monosyllabic,
why is Burt easier to say than Brett?
Speaker 9: Is it to me? To me, absolutely, I mean I
think they're kind of the same Bert.
Speaker 2: I know, Brett is like I'm doing like a curl,
almost like I'm lifting a little bit. Burt I could
just just fart it out.
Speaker 9: Maybe it's the br bruh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, exactly what I'm saying. It's a little hard
to pronounce. Shut up Bert. The point is, screw the SEC.
I love when people who who want to sniff their
own farts fall flat on their face. And it happened
in football, and it's not quite fully happening in basketball.
But yesterday, as Jake just told you, maybe not the
day that the SEC was wondering after yelling at us
about how good they were top to bottom all all
year long, SEC four and three overall. Right, Now, uh,
if you up dye use the word monosyllabic, isn't a
bit ironic that a word with so many syllables would
mean such a thing? Ponder that more to be next
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Speaker 1: Back to sports talk. Maybe off the bench.
Speaker 6: Give me, give me like your favorite nineties maybe not
your favorite, because that's you know, it turns into like
George Strait Garth Brooks kind of conversation more times than not. Uh,
just like a good deepish cut nineties country artist. Come on,
you know, I think I'm gonna go play Walker.
Speaker 9: Have you seen the video of him? Recently?
Speaker 3: One of his songs was playing over this little diner
and him and his family were in there, and like
the male waiter like kind of recognizes him, and he's like,
is that you?
Speaker 9: And he's like, yeah, man, you want to sing it
with me? He hopped right up and sung it in
the middle of the restaurant.
Speaker 6: Find that video a Landre. Do you have another one?
He like hops into your brain. It didn't have to
be like a deep cut like Clay Walker. I said
deep cut, but I meant just not Garthur.
Speaker 3: Ricky Ricky Compton in the and the chat stole mine
minus Doug Stone, Great Doug Stone.
Speaker 1: Is my.
Speaker 8: Names stow like it is Clinton Black, Yes.
Speaker 7: Like falls great into Yeah, that's I saw Clint.
Speaker 5: He's so good, really good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he was the movie Maverick. Clint Black was with Way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you're talking about top Gun me too.
Speaker 5: That's why I was like, no Way, but the Mel
Gibson one.
Speaker 7: Have you ever seen that?
Speaker 2: No? What is Mel?
Speaker 7: He's like playing? He's playing poker too, River Riverboat.
Speaker 6: It's like old Cowboy movie. James Gardner is also and
Jodie Fosters in it.
Speaker 8: Great one in the chat.
Speaker 4: Gary Allen is incredibly underrated, like not even just n Yes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, if that's that, that can be my answer, because.
Speaker 8: I was, uh, songs is so underrated.
Speaker 2: Making out with this girl and she got a boyfriend,
sadout it.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: And I heard you had a new last name.
Speaker 2: Banger feeling my soul?
Speaker 5: Yeah, what's the other one? Nothing on but the radio.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they weren't married.
Speaker 5: Is great. Pam Tillis I love.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we might have to play that song coming back.
Speaker 8: I'm I was, I was gonna load that one up.
Speaker 7: Sorry.
Speaker 8: Travis Tripp has Hella bangers in the microwave.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well he's not deep cut.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to make sure that we didn't say
George straight Gar.
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, So I saw just looked so funny.
Speaker 4: I saw Rock the Country and the one he was like,
I was so excited to go see Travis Tripp because
I love so many of.
Speaker 8: His songs, and he was so disappointing.
Speaker 10: He like.
Speaker 5: It was so yeah the mac or.
Speaker 2: My problem is I can't separate Great Day to Be
Alive from Great Day to Be a Guy somewhere. You know,
every now and then a parody song will the streams
will cross and you can't remember, like which ones, which ones?
What Gangsters Paradise now, like that one, you know that
one you got to Great Day to Be a Guy,
Great Day to be Alive. They're they're they're actually like
very very similar. So is that weird? Hel is Great
Day to be a Guy? Weird?
Speaker 9: Al I probably he does most of the parodies.
Speaker 7: My uh.
Speaker 9: Cli was one.
Speaker 2: Of the people saying Joe, I don't know Joe Diffy
and yeah, yeah, okay, yeah it looks like shud clean
t Judd saying great.
Speaker 3: Okay, so he's a he's a country comedian, does a
lot of songs as well, actually sings pretty well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, no, we already played some Alan Jackson. That's a
good call.
Speaker 9: From Louisiana.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Place you just put Mark Chestnut. You will hear Bubba
shot at the jukebox.
Speaker 3: That is like, that is Jake's favorite bump music. It
is that we have we played that is?
Speaker 7: It gets the people going?
Speaker 9: It does?
Speaker 2: They got my socks d and Mark.
Speaker 5: Chest Nut next month?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah? And you know who else is Peta Carter?
Speaker 9: You know who else is nickel frigging Back?
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 9: We will be honest.
Speaker 7: I'm most excited about Mark Chestnut, but nickel Back's great.
Speaker 9: I'm excited about this.
Speaker 5: Should we do o TV Rock the Country.
Speaker 7: For Mark Chestnut set, I'll be there.
Speaker 4: I think Saturday, Sammy the guy that sing by Dahlia?
Speaker 2: Am I making that up? What's a big curse show hit?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know too much.
Speaker 9: SA know who he is?
Speaker 4: Shocked y'all haven't said Brooks and Dad. I I just
don't feel like that's a deep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like was like Alan Garth queen of my double
Ride trailer like that.
Speaker 6: So with Garth and George, I think Brooks and Dun's
the equivalent of a band of those.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I put all there as well. Yes, Shenando would
be a deeper cut. Got two dozen Roses is one
of the best songs.
Speaker 2: Shout out to old nineties country music.
Speaker 6: I mean, look, we're in all Denhims, so I feel
like it's appropriate that we had We hadn't even acknowledged
we're all in Denhim today.
Speaker 2: We've all got our Canadian tuxedos on. I was count
of disappointed. I don't have a dinnim jacket.
Speaker 5: That's I'm a little surprising.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I thought I had one from when I used to
I thought I had one from when I dressed up
as Taylor, But then I remember I just had like
a yeah boy north face. Unfortunately, m m h Dwight yoaka.
Speaker 3: Hold up a second, Well, you freaking kidding me? Scott
Dice says he wanted to He tags me. He said
he wanted to be there for Nickelback. This guy might
be the only Nickelback fan who's as big of a
fan as me. He ain't going no more. Why, he
says he has to be in Colorado, Scott Scott, that
is unfortunate. Man, Scott's tall. I was gonna sit on
his shoulder. Chad Krueger.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Chad, Chad ched Kruger definitely would have seen you then. Yeah,
all right, well do.
Speaker 6: This this This was the segment so again, like it
makes sense because we're all in our denims. Yes, we'll
get we'll get a team photo so we can really
see you know, we are in full yeah and tuxedos.
Speaker 7: Like do I still count even though my.
Speaker 5: Yeah it count?
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 6: This is like I'm trying to move now today and
it's like.
Speaker 2: I feel like nderneath your guy and a little.
Speaker 7: I know about all that turtleback in a little coat
might be more appropriate.
Speaker 2: Okay, whatever, fat ass?
Speaker 8: All right, big bag, I love big big.
Speaker 2: That's the best way to talk about somebody who likes
to el shout out to all my big beat kings
out there.
Speaker 7: That video I showed you yesterday, which we cannot play
on air today, No god, it had me weak.
Speaker 2: All right, well let's see listen, Hey, did did you
get your girls cocos?
Speaker 6: By the way, No, you're not. You call me a
fat ace, but you don't give me my girl scout cooking.
Speaker 2: Ye, I'm trying to look out for you, big beck Son.
Speaker 7: All right, hey, look weak and unbutton these shirts.
Speaker 2: If you want to uh more on GB coming up.
Speaker 1: Next off the bench, back from the break where the
sports talk gets real, kind of off the bench and
with Hester and t Bob.
Speaker 10: You got an.
Speaker 7: Hmm damn.
Speaker 10: That mean way there.
Speaker 7: You just keep some playing sounds.
Speaker 10: Rainy night in Georgia, k in Turkey rain Listen how
he says this part. Yeah, he's just so over it.
Speaker 2: It's like a few beers deep love that goes right.
Nobody wants to play that tonight. Ah, I can't believe
she's dating Dallas Dallas Walker. Ye, some gun.
Speaker 7: Man, Gary Allen.
Speaker 6: I mean, now, you know what, I'm not going to
bring that on air. Yeah, he had some He's had
some trials and tribulations in his life.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, I've read his.
Speaker 7: WEEKI yeah, and wrote songs about it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I'll just leave it at that.
Speaker 2: I know you're a little podcast hater and I'm Malcolm
Gladwell hater, but you should listen to One Day the
Revisionist history about sad country songs. It's one of the
greatest things I've ever listened to in my entire life.
Speaker 6: See, Bob, if you know one thing about me, if
you crossed me once, I'm done with you forever.
Speaker 2: Just because he had one episode talking about how Elvis
might have taken some music from.
Speaker 7: Which Elvis was very out front about and like that's
where he grew up going.
Speaker 2: Remember that episode.
Speaker 7: That episode wasn't even any good, Madda, you crossed me.
Once we're done, Oh my god, feel that you also?
Speaker 4: Are we going to act like people don't do songs
that other people write all the time, like it just
that's just how music.
Speaker 2: Again, I don't even think you've even heard the episode,
so you can't say ish I have and listen to
crap sheet n whatever. Hey, exciting news here, guys. The
Saints just setting to host Titans starting o lineman. Dylan
ra Dunes could be a Lucas Patrick replacement. That's the
ondest sentence I've ever read in my entire life. Technically true,
but you could not ai a more boring sentence. You
have to love this saint so deeply. Do care about
Lucas Patrick leaving Taylor? Tell me about Dylan ra Dunes.
Speaker 3: Yes, started for the Titans last year, and yeah, he
could be a Lucas Patrick replacement because he's good last year.
Not really, but he's probably not coming back. So you
do have to have a replacement. Can't play with four guys,
so UH got to bring in somebody. Might as well
bring in a guy who's been a starter in the league.
Speaker 2: The reason why that's news is because the Saints are
absolutely depressing. Look at this updated odds from sports ag
and online betting service Jake for winning the NFC South.
The Bucks currently one to one, Atlanta two to one,
Panthers four to one, the Saints seven to one. There
is so little belief in your New Orleans Saints that
they are nearly double the odds of the Carolina Panthers
to win the NFC South. That is disgusting work. In fact,
if you look in their respective divisions, I guess the
Browns at twenty two to one, the Raiders sixteen to one,
Giants twenty to one, are worse. But you're You're right
down there with everybody else.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 6: It's it's going to be a very important draft, more
than it has been in the last couple of years,
because even though the Saints have missed recently in the draft,
they still had veteran players that had a lot of work.
Speaker 7: Now those veteran.
Speaker 6: Players are a little bit longer in the tooth. Now
they've all kind of slowed down a little bit.
Speaker 7: You need some youth on this team, and you need
good youth. You don't need average youth. You don't need
injured youth, you don't need Isaiah Foski youth.
Speaker 6: You need actual players that actually help you win right now.
So you're sitting there at nine and just it's not
gonna happen. I don't know why we're even wasting our time.
But the smart play to me because I think you
need to go offensive playmaker.
Speaker 9: You have to.
Speaker 2: Okay, at nine, you have to. You don't have a choice.
Speaker 6: So you just signed Juwan Johnson to a thirty million
dollars contract. False Moro is still under contract. Foster had
a really good final six games into his season. So
your tight end rooms got multiple players there. Okay, So
if you don't want to go Tyler Warren, you can
trade back from nine to say sixteen, and potentially get
two picks out of it too, like one really valuable pick,
maybe a second rounder. Yeah in the fourth, second and
the fourth along those lines. And oh, he's about trading back,
I'm about trading back. Well, I mean I would be
down back. I think if you want to go off
into playmaker, let's say Tedoro McMillan and Golden from Texas
or on the board, and you think you can get
one of those two depending on which one you like more, okay,
and you trade back a little bit and you gain
two picks, one that you are going to count on
being a starter and the other one a value play,
a death piece that's going to be on the field.
Speaker 7: Maybe not a starter. I think you really have to
take a look at that.
Speaker 2: So the problem here becomes Mickey lumits well not well, yes, yes, yes,
because he's never traded back once, Like that's actually crazy,
literally never traded back once.
Speaker 7: The most draft but never traded back.
Speaker 2: But the problem with trading back is you do have
to find someone willing to dance who and nine's a
weird spot for that sometimes, like who would be on
the board that somebody would be desperate for at nine
that you could find a partner for.
Speaker 7: So it all.
Speaker 6: Depends on how it ends up playing out. To Bob,
I think we know that watching the draft, and depending
on and who falls and who slides or whatever. Let's
say that you need an offensive lineman. You need let's
say a tackle, and you're sitting there and you're at number,
you know, twelve a year at twelve, I'm just picking
a number here, and Will Campbell's still available. But you
know that, you know, ten or eleven might be thinking
that as well. Yeah, so that's all it takes is
somebody to fall to you when you're in the teams.
Do you look at the Saints. It's not where the
Saints necessarily are, They're just at a point that's the
head of ten and eleven who also want what you want.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the Chiefs trading up yes to get Patrick
Mahomes because they had the intel that Sean Payton was
in love with Patrick Mahomes. Even if he was still there,
they would have done it.
Speaker 7: See even the Bears, the Bears sitting there at ten,
the Bears are probably going to take an offensive lineman. Okay.
Speaker 6: I would try everything I possibly could out of New
Orleans to make it seem like I also, I would
bring Will Campbell in. I'd bring Banks in from Texas.
I would bring every tackle to tackle out of Missoo,
Ohio State.
Speaker 2: The Deep State mind games.
Speaker 6: I would have all of them on an official visit
for the draft and make the Bears think, oh man,
the Saints are going to take at tackle.
Speaker 2: It's like in World War Two when the Allies were
preparing for the D Day landings, and to kind of
throw off the scent, they made a bunch of inflatable
tanks and inflatable barracks and they put them at different
parts of Europe, so that when you're doing these aerial
photography you're like, oh my god, look they're massing troops here.
And no, it was just bounce houses in that same way.
We're not going tackle, what gent Or McMillan. Yeah, I mean, look,
trading back would be awesome. I just have I don't think,
I have no faith, I have no Van Loomis. But
also like, yeah, it would take a specific developing set
of circumstances to allow them to do so. But we
can all agree. Please just make the picks. Just make
the picks. Don't trade forty, don't trade, don't trade up.
Speaker 6: Yes, just make If you're not going to trade back,
take nine and forty nine and forty. Yeah, you can
get two starters to nine and forty. Take nine and
forty to pick seventh.
Speaker 2: No, no, god, no, please know and and look as
much as we crap on Loomis, and I would say
rightfully so with the recent run. There have been two
other worldly drafts in his tenure, the six one and
the twenty seventeen one, and both of those drafts kicked
off golden ages. You have a lot of picks, You
got a lot of early picks here, here's to hoping.
So what was that was about ten years between before?
You're damn near about a decade removed from twenty seventeen. Like,
maybe you could just get lucky and hit a third
one of those drafts again, that's not that's not bad.
I mean, that's bad analysis. I'm not saying you should
expect that, But what I am saying is I'm trying
to pour all of my energy into that because if
you do that again, then you could set yourselves up
to be good for years to come.
Speaker 9: But it's not likely.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately.
Speaker 7: I just don't understand.
Speaker 6: You can be aggressive and trading back as well. But
I don't think Mickey understands that aggressive and trading back
means you're aggressively trying to win now because you're trying
to get picks to a mass to be on the
field this year. Like that can be a mindset you have.
I've seen it happen a ton New England during their
dynasty run.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all they were just they would just spray and pray.
They'd spray a bunch of picks against Walt and see
who would sick.
Speaker 7: And how many times did they have a fifth, sixth,
seventh rounder that ended up being an all pro.
Speaker 2: I think I think Mickey unfortunately has a bit of
a smartest guy in the room disease, a bit where
he almost takes it like a challenge to say I'm
gonna zig where you all think I should zag because
I know, uh what's right. And again, the quote that
will never leave my brain is, you know, just because
we're five and twelve didn't mean we do anything wrong
and paraphrasing there, but that's just that you can't say
that that's insane. That's so we'll see New Orleans Saints
draft just a little bit away, all right, coming up
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to more sports talk. What's some other stuff
mixed in off the bench with hester at Bob's.
Speaker 2: Evan y'all, welcome back, OTB. My wife must have woke
up on the horny side of the bed because she
does not care about sports at all, and yet she
just sent me a screenshot of Joe Burrow be featured
on season two of Netflix's The Quarterback, and it's like.
Speaker 7: A lot what it's for the content, not for Joe's looks.
Speaker 2: I don't know, dude, I don't know. I'm not sure.
Speaker 7: No, she's definitely into Joe.
Speaker 2: I mean, who isn't. I'm into Joe big year for
Joey being the Bengals, The Bengals, Wait, Tory, the Bengal's
gonna re sign Trey Hendrickson. They're working, right, I mean
that's the latest, right, They're they're finding the money somehow
to keep injury as well.
Speaker 8: H weren't they like selling their TVs that were in
the stadium or something like that?
Speaker 2: Was that them?
Speaker 3: That was like selling That's how they got the money.
Speaker 2: But to be fair, I mean, yes, the Bengals, that
sounds like the Bengals. They've traditionally been a poverty franchise.
Speaker 9: Like Semi pro. We traded our washing machine to get him.
Speaker 2: Uh, maybe not a poverty franchise. The Boston Celtics is,
in case you missed it. They signed for a record
six point one billion dollars edging out in the Washington
Commander's sale of six point zero five billion dollars from
a year ago. That is just mind boggling. They bought
the team. The ownership group that just sold bought the
team in two thousand and two for three hundred and
sixty million.
Speaker 7: Yeah, nice investment both, what.
Speaker 2: A twenty X in twenty years at those numbers. Absolutely
in see absolutely, it'd say. However, the new guy that
bought it, guess what he's coming from private equity. We'll see,
we'll see if he really likes thee Celtics or if
he just cares about the bottom line. Ben says, my
wife's not into Joe, but she told me she doesn't
like handsome guys anyway, tall handsomer guys. Yeah, exactly, my
wife too.
Speaker 7: Exactly.
Speaker 2: All right, our two of the to have some beers
here an hour three and a line, just gonna tell
us about Justin Baldoni off the bench.