Speaker 1: All start Toyota presents Off the Bench with Jacob Hester
and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go where the.
Speaker 1: Plays get broken down and science gets denied.
Speaker 2: I got to come off the Bench.
Speaker 1: Hour two of Off the Bench Live from the Mercedes
Benz Baton Rouge Studio starts now.
Speaker 3: Are welcome back in oh TB one O four five
ESPN Baton Rouge here on this Wednesday morning, We'll not go.
I'm pretty excited for dear Delandro, so don't screw it up.
Speaker 4: I'm excited for it.
Speaker 5: It's like we don't know what to expect. This is
all like nude to us. We didn't rehearse those we
didn't practice that meme.
Speaker 3: We've been trying to get this done for a long time.
But at least but Tea Bob just helped, no notions
way before you.
Speaker 5: Really, yeah, it has been at least at least it
has been at least and ended. Hey you do you
have the song ready? Like you got a good one,
like she's got somewhere out there.
Speaker 6: She's got to pick the song based on the advice.
Speaker 4: I mean, right, So I have a couple of questions
and I have a couple of songs for the questions.
I just my question is how many of these questions
are we answering? Because am I playing the song while
I'm answering the question? Do I answer the question and
then give them the song? I've never listened to Delilah,
but we can make this our own. She normally playing
the background, Yeah, play in the background.
Speaker 6: How you want?
Speaker 7: She normally like does it? Like, kind of gives the response,
and then plays the song.
Speaker 5: I think she gives a response to like a little
soft music and back maybe like respond song, next question,
respond song.
Speaker 2: I don't know if we got maybe.
Speaker 3: Good time for this song?
Speaker 4: Like fifteen play it while I'm giving the.
Speaker 3: And here's why I played the song.
Speaker 5: Is there a way to play like advice music in
the background while you're oh you're a play okay?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like that. Let's just trust in a landrat.
Your brain's doing enough work, right, you'd be surprised.
Speaker 4: So how many do that? Should I get? Three of these?
Speaker 3: Three? Three?
Speaker 2: Great?
Speaker 3: Number? Three is a great number to start off with.
All right, let's do a little would you rather Wednesday? Here?
I will get us started. Would you rather be miked
up at the bottom of a pile? In a football
game or theile what ahead or be miked up in
the locker.
Speaker 4: Room the bottom of the pile. Probably, yeah, probably.
Speaker 6: You can't release the locker.
Speaker 3: The bottom of the pile. I'm just letting y'all know.
It gets ratchet. There's some things down there that are
like hold up now, wait a minute in front of
my family, and.
Speaker 2: God, that's like two of five and Tiger Land.
Speaker 7: Obviously didn't do it at the college level. But a
QB that's fumbled a snapper two. I've been at the
bottom of the pile. It's not fun.
Speaker 3: No, it's not. I mean there's there's like Brandon Spikes
habitual line stepper when it comes to the bottom of
the pile. So there's things ever said down there that
you would not want released either. But locker room talks,
locker room talk. Locker room is a safe space. The
locker room doesn't care about in the locker room, No,
they don't know. Like, everybody's the same in the locker room.
It's it's what like it is the beautiful part of
a locker room. Everybody's the same, everybody's friends, everybody's hanging out,
everybody's having a good time. You don't worry about anything
from the outside in the locker room. I love that
I'm going bottom of the pile.
Speaker 7: I love that you mentioned Brandon Spikes. That's the same
guy that got suspended once at Florida for I Gallant.
Speaker 3: You speak of that, Yeah, well that's what I'm saying.
He did that and other things.
Speaker 5: I remember he got suspended for that we played when
we played two Lane our senior year in the Superdome.
Speaker 2: Dirty players over there.
Speaker 5: I was at the bottom of a pile and one
of their DB's came in and stuck his finger in
my eye and touched the back of my eyeball felt
it trying to rip it out.
Speaker 2: I got out, though I'm.
Speaker 3: Up still here, it's still there. I see it, but.
Speaker 5: It was I got to the siline, like my whole
face was like swollen right here. It was pretty sweet.
So thanks a lot for that. Sure you get a
great career after that one.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, Hey, I know he didn't win the Natty
that year.
Speaker 2: Nope.
Speaker 3: Would you rather get stuck and things like that? Would
you rather get in the film room and be stuck
with Nick Saban for eight hours or run stadiums with
Scott Cochrane and Tommy Moffatt yelling yeah yeah, yeah, yeah
at you for six straight hours.
Speaker 2: Oh, Mike, that's so easy.
Speaker 5: An opportunity to study film with Sabin for it, I'd
do that voluntarily.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, because I've had Cochrane and Moffatt yelling yeah yeah,
yeah yeah at me for not six hours, but at
least three.
Speaker 5: Eight hours of stairs this whole time, you know, watch
a film, you know, sit there in the dark room
fills in and.
Speaker 2: Just watch some film, chop it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I mean, you got to know it's not
all going to be good when you're watching eight hours
of film with Coacha, but.
Speaker 2: You can get yelled at somebody who hadn't.
Speaker 3: Now, you're just gonna have to walk me through the
process of what you saw here and why you did
what you did. You just gonna have to explain it
to me, because for the life of me, I can't
understand it.
Speaker 5: And then he works himself up and then you haven't
answered anything, and all of a sudden he's yelling about.
Speaker 2: Something it's not even relevant.
Speaker 3: You haven't said a word. And when that hand starts
going up and it starts jiving up there, you're like, oh, man, I.
Speaker 5: Really we talked about this a couple of weeks ago.
It's like, it's so funny outside of football and other
walks of life, when people like come at us and
try to get mad and yell at us about something.
It's like, hey, but I've heard it from the worst.
Like what you're telling me right now, you could just
pump the brakes on it. I've been yelled out a
lot in my life. Yeah, you ain't doing it. You
ain't doing it right now.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to like, I'm trying to think if I
can say one of the.
Speaker 5: Things that it used to be so funny that he
would work himself up to start talking about.
Speaker 2: He'd be the only one talking, the only one talking.
Speaker 5: But he works hi stuff up in some hypothetical situation
that I may or may not do in the future,
and he gets mad about it.
Speaker 2: It was great class God.
Speaker 3: Actually, I don't want to say that. I'll think about
it and and I'll think if I can say it
on air, I'll ask I'll ask the group during a
break sabanism, and then we'll see it.
Speaker 2: Would you rather we're gonna go away from the sports here? Shocker?
Speaker 5: Would you rather live one life that lasted one thousand
years or ten lives that last one hundred years.
Speaker 4: Both sound exhausting.
Speaker 3: Ten lives, but I'm.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I could do a bunch of like different things
to say. I'm born like another country here here, yeah.
Speaker 3: And everything. Like if I'm if I'm living ten different lives,
it's like it's new, it's fresh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, one life.
Speaker 3: Remember how years years ago? Back in Monday, right.
Speaker 4: Right, right, a thousand years you're basically just a vampire.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, kind of just stuck in the same spot.
Speaker 5: It kind of depends, Like that's the that's the thing
about vampires, right, It's like if they ever have human love, Yeah,
that person, So I guess.
Speaker 4: It depends on you turn them into a vampires.
Speaker 5: It kind of depends on if you have other people
around you that are also living a thousand years. Because
I was I was leaning towards a thousand year life first,
because you don't know the circumstances of your ten lives,
so you might like have a bad circumstance sometimes, like
like get a bad situation. If you got a thousand years,
you've got a chance to work yourself out of that.
Speaker 4: The good part about it though, like, if you have
ten lives and one of them isn't going well, you
could just kill yourself and like a hundred years. So
you can't kill yourself.
Speaker 6: You have to live.
Speaker 4: You have to live on hundred years.
Speaker 6: I would do a hundred. I mean, look advanced the
modern science.
Speaker 2: It's not crazy.
Speaker 6: You think I can't live to be like two fifty
three hundred.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 3: I'm living ten.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go a thousand because I'm I'm guessing that
after the hundred your memory is wiped. You don't you
can't just like take your memories on.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I mean that what you asked the question.
Speaker 3: What's your what's your mic Gundy year? If you're a thousand, four.
Speaker 2: Hundred four, guess all right, I guess four hundred.
Speaker 5: But I guess that means like you're probably spending one
hundred years of being a baby.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: See that does seem like a long time, A long time.
Speaker 4: How much your botox do you think you need at
a thousand years old?
Speaker 6: All the boat talks, all the.
Speaker 5: Boat talks thought provoking those people, yeah, thought provoking.
Speaker 4: Would you rather have front row seats to a losing season?
Or nose bleeds to a championship season.
Speaker 3: Nose bleeds to a championship winning season. If you've got
a front row seat to suck, Yeah, it's not very fun.
It doesn't matter, like you know, it's gonna be a stray.
But like I've been to LSU basketball games last couple
of years where you could sit about two rows up
court side. Pelicans had more fun when they were winning,
and I was at the top of the people.
Speaker 6: I said, three, don't let you play if you said
close enough? Now?
Speaker 2: Oh really?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Throw?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't want me doing any of that.
Speaker 6: You come in one for you to give you the towel.
Speaker 7: Let you you'd be the towel guy.
Speaker 2: I'm going to good seats because I think they're fun. Yeah.
Speaker 5: You get a close up view of the lady that
you know catches bowls on her panda.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hurt, poor red panda. They brought the wheelchairw and
everything for man.
Speaker 3: I used to having four wheels, she's only used to one. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I'm going to close seats because I think it's more
entertaining to go. When you're close, you get all the entertainment.
That's what the basketball games are about. It's like constant
like stimulation, entertainment, blah blah blah. Now the championship run,
that would be incredible. I'll just probably watched that at home.
I couldn't say close.
Speaker 3: Roke guy here, Uh would you.
Speaker 2: Rather all right?
Speaker 7: Would you rather always show up the things overdressed or underdressed?
Speaker 2: Underdress?
Speaker 6: Over for sure?
Speaker 4: Because if you're they're overdressed.
Speaker 6: Right, Like people are looking at you like.
Speaker 4: You're underdressed and people are like, oh, she wearing.
Speaker 6: That, Like you're not. You're not showing up to like
a five star steakhouse and George.
Speaker 3: Like, we're not in Gainesville.
Speaker 7: But I could go to I could go to lights,
I could go to like Golden Kral and slacks.
Speaker 6: It looked a little loud, but I feel better.
Speaker 2: I tell you this honestly.
Speaker 3: Believe Hell yeah, me and the groomsman. You were there,
we went to.
Speaker 2: Wait, you were or an usher? Who can really remember?
Speaker 5: I used I grew up on a golden crow and
loved him. Incredible Bay and it was awful. I've never
been terrible trash.
Speaker 3: Well, I've been to Green Bay recently that it doesn't
surprise me.
Speaker 7: Victoria refuses to go. I've never been What was your question?
Would you rather be overdressed?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: So I believe that it's gonna go both ways, all right,
But I believe underdressed is a sign of just a
successful person and a confident person.
Speaker 2: Adam Sandler That's true.
Speaker 7: Where's like basketball, it's always like you know you, they
always know like you know.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: Rich people are dressed up really super wealthy people are
kind of underdressed. So I think underdressed is a sign
of being confident, successful, we're just careless or just careless.
Speaker 2: I mean, it could go both ways.
Speaker 5: You're just a slot or it looks like a morning
show host is underdressed all the time.
Speaker 4: Oh, I definitely come to work underdress for sure. I'm
a little overdressed today.
Speaker 7: Well, y'all aren't underdressed because you'll dress the same like
you all set the dress kide, it's like it's the morning,
like you.
Speaker 6: Set the dress code.
Speaker 2: Yeah, should we wear tucks this one day?
Speaker 4: We did do like a Canadian taxi?
Speaker 3: We did? Yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 2: Do you own a tux?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Everybody in Louisiana.
Speaker 6: Talks? Or do I own like a black coat? Would like?
Speaker 3: No tucks? Not a suit? Do not own a tux
We should have theme Fridays here. We've done it. We've tried,
I have tried so many times to get it going.
Now the one like one of the things that my
man T Bob was never going to do was commit
to a bit for a long term period of time,
like you would do it on a one off.
Speaker 4: My favorite bit was when we kept playing Kellen Moore
sound like every segment were.
Speaker 6: I think it was.
Speaker 7: It's like, Okay, I understand the Saints are bad, we
get it, but like the Saints, a new head coach
wanted to talk, why are you leading with this?
Speaker 6: I'm like, what the hell are you gonna lead with it?
Speaker 7: So like for an hour he goes, okay, coming up,
we got this, and then we.
Speaker 6: Did it for an hour. No he did, he didn't.
Speaker 4: We're trolling. It's so good, but yeah, I'm down for
a theme. What's shoot?
Speaker 3: Okay, So Friday, we've done Canadian tuxedo, we've done jerseys.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow is technically Friday because we have Friday, so.
Speaker 6: We could we.
Speaker 7: Let's come up with all we can we can throw
one together tomorrow about America America.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it was just super Okay, let's.
Speaker 3: Go let's do it all right, last one before we
take a break. Here. Would you rather read mean tweets
about yourself on air or have to host a full
show for three hours saying nothing but nice things about
Tim Tebow and the Florida Gators.
Speaker 2: This is the easiest thing I've ever heard in my life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for sure. We've actually done the first one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've actually, Yeah, we did.
Speaker 5: It's like two hours of just reading mean message a
bottles on Tiger Droppings, which we should bring back. We
should bring back the mean tiger dropping messages.
Speaker 6: I'll let you know as a Tiger droppings. Remember you
guys don't get it's on a haye.
Speaker 3: This was when we first kind of started.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I mean, like now, you're not going to
have it to me, and.
Speaker 3: We were, we were both new ish to the.
Speaker 6: There's gotta be host.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying I'm relevant enough to be on Tiger Droppings,
but I don't want to get on Tiger Droppings and
maybe accidentally see something about myself that I don't want
to fair.
Speaker 3: That's fair.
Speaker 6: It's true that I.
Speaker 4: Don't think anybody cares about what.
Speaker 2: There's definitely hate about all four of us. Something there's love.
Speaker 6: There's love.
Speaker 4: Everybody just loved me.
Speaker 5: A lot of keyboard warriors out there.
Speaker 3: Look we are you know, we're not everybody's cup of tea,
but we're most.
Speaker 5: But that's what makes L s U fans amazing because
they care and they care and they care. But I
do think it's a good segment every now and then
to bring back some.
Speaker 6: Okay, here we go. We found one search your O
T b on talking when the new show.
Speaker 7: I'm like, okay, well if I search O TV like
it's going to be kind of Nobody responded to this,
so not many people agree.
Speaker 2: Which is shocking that nobody responded.
Speaker 7: To the thread title I missed T Bob in the morning,
and the guy commented, O t b boring his hell
Now nobody responded to it though, So.
Speaker 4: I feel like if nobody responded, then maybe it's an
unpopular opinion.
Speaker 3: Well no, look, I like you're gonna get some of
that because the show is going to be different. Bob
was a big personality. T Bob yelled into the microphone times,
which is great because I loved every single day doing
it with T Bob. It's gonna be a little bit different.
That's Okay, yeah, Look, I mean we once had somebody
on Tiger Dropping say they would rather listen to Paint
Dry than listening to Flynn and hester right.
Speaker 2: We're not going to do a live read where we
just screw a boner, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: We should.
Speaker 7: So going into the t Bob's last segment, I looked down.
I'm like, we got goodwood, Like, what the hell the
epic segment?
Speaker 2: Let's bring it back.
Speaker 3: Are we ready for Delandra? I'm ready when we come back,
all right, segment that we have talked about, No lie,
at least eight months we have talked about doing Dear Delandra,
but we're finally going to do it. T Bob just
could not her own segment, her time to shine, but
we are a Laundra's going to shine as she turns
into the Laundra when we come back on OTV.
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Speaker 1: Two thousand and seven, Shamps Purple and Gold to the core.
This is off the bench with Hester and Flynn, Baton
Rouge's go to for all things Louisiana sports.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back in oh TV on this Wednesday morning.
A segment that has been talked about for eight months
is finally going to be here. Of course, we are
going to throw it over to a Landra for a
little deer Alandra.
Speaker 7: When did we record that yesterday?
Speaker 2: Again the lore? We can't auto tune it.
Speaker 3: That's great, Wait till that.
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 4: So, first question that we got asked on our very
first Dear Delandra, Dear Delandra, wait, I lost it. Okay,
here we go. Should you wash white clothes separately? Is
sorting laundry by color, fabric and weight necessary or beneficial?
Will your clothes be ruined if not sorted? So here's
my answer to that. To that, here's my advice to that.
My advice to that. First of all, here's your song.
We'll do a little SuDS in the bucket. Sarah Evans,
good one. I don't ever separate my clothes, so I
think it's a waste of time. If you separate your clothes,
just wash them all in cold water and the colors
won't blend. I think that you will have just way
more efficiency and less stress because you're not thinking about like,
oh man, I got to separate my clothes. The only
thing that I would separate jeans, Like, I don't. I
don't risk the jeens just because like the blue denim
can kind of get on some.
Speaker 3: Of before you watch.
Speaker 4: You could do you could do a few, a few,
I don't know. I think.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I put them on in the morning and
I'm like, you need to wash those.
Speaker 3: Those are joggers, those aren't.
Speaker 4: Paints, those are not gens there sweat, what are you
talking about?
Speaker 3: Wash.
Speaker 7: I'll put them on in the morning, like, oh, these
are comfy. I'm like that's great time.
Speaker 3: Yeah right.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And when I say I don't separate, my wife, who
takes care of our home, does not separate.
Speaker 4: No, it's never. I think it's a waste of time
if you're separating.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're worried about I think we're worried about brand
new red shirts, right like old cotton shirts.
Speaker 2: We're not. Most people are wearing some dry fits.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Oh, I get it.
Speaker 6: I grew up.
Speaker 5: I had a lot of uh, white socks and undershirts
that were pink. Yeah, we're kind of past that.
Speaker 4: That's really the big deal. You know, like if if
say your clothes do bleed, like you put a red
shirt with a white shirt and it bleeds. Now you
got a pink shirt.
Speaker 6: Who cares?
Speaker 4: Who cares? You just got to go with it with you.
Speaker 3: It color everybody wears.
Speaker 4: Yeah, real men wear pink.
Speaker 6: As long as it's all pink. I don't want to
splotch you.
Speaker 2: Do you want a complete white outfit. I'm not talking
about a ditt part.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about just that feels very titty, like you're
about to join the party.
Speaker 6: Coming up. The celebrities, half of them.
Speaker 7: Just like don't know what white is the white person
I meant like the guy I don't know his name?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah something.
Speaker 6: Reben. That's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 4: So my final advice on the laundry, it yeah, that's.
Speaker 3: Advice on the laundry.
Speaker 4: I think it's good advice. Okay, So we got another
little question that is coming up, and this one's like
a good sentimental, like actual question. Dear Delandra, what's something
you enjoyed doing with your dad? I can maybe pass
on to my daughter. So the song for this landslide,
I'm gonna make everybody cry right here. This is like
the ultimate this is the ultimate father daughter song was
just like shaking it. Yeah, me and my dad are
super close, like pretty much everything that I do with
my dad, Uh, it turns into something like you know,
like but I would say that movies, Like every time
I would come home from school at night, you would
watch a movie. It like weeknight, weekday or weekend whatever.
So movies was our thing. But also like just being there.
You know, it doesn't have to be anything, but maybe
like think of something that you and your daughters both
enjoy and make that like your thing. Like we both
really liked movies, so that was our thing, watching movies. Music.
We love music, so like listening to music in the car,
pulling out that big old binder of CDs and just that. Like,
so I would say, just find something that you both love,
something that your daughter also loves and you can uh
cause I know dads and daughters like it could be
different the things that you enjoy, but I'm sure there's
that you both enjoy that you can both just make
memories doing. Maybe it's watching Love Island together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can so see a Landra sitting in the
front seat of a car, flipping through the CDs and
finding the perfect CD play for a road trip.
Speaker 4: You can definitely see it was like a huge binder,
Like it was huge. But yeah, I used to love.
Speaker 5: Remember Behinder and you come like all of a sudden,
it was like it was glowing when it when you
saw it had that Roman numeral two on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, okay. I always remember like the Nirvana one,
the uh never mind one, that one's super cool. Depeche
Mode was one that stood out to me a lot.
Speaker 3: First ever CD that you all remember by.
Speaker 4: The now that's what I call music one that I yeah,
that's like my yeah.
Speaker 2: It's a good one. I think I was there for
like the one the first edition of that.
Speaker 4: I don't remember which one it.
Speaker 3: Was, but I was probably I surprised anybody. Elvis Presley's greatest.
Speaker 7: Hits Toby keith One Leash, first album I listened.
Speaker 2: To all the way through Mine was a single Billy
Joel in the Middle of the.
Speaker 3: Night and a right yeah.
Speaker 2: We only places eighty.
Speaker 3: It's a hit though.
Speaker 2: See play something.
Speaker 4: From Brendan huff in the chat right now. My daughter
loves to fish, so we fish every evening. Now, like
when she's older, she's gonna remember like, oh man, I
love fishing. Me and my dad used to do that
every Sunday and we would just have the best time.
It's just about making memories. And this song, this is perfect,
Like if I ever get married, this could be the
daddy daughter dance song Landslide. This is about Stevie's relationship
with her dad, So perfect song for that.
Speaker 5: We got one more, Hey, well, hold on, I'm gonna
I got some advice one time as for a dad
and daughter. Okay, you don't always have to have the answer,
no problem.
Speaker 2: You just got to be there to listen.
Speaker 4: Just listen. Okay, Yeah, yeah, that's great advice actually though,
because I like, I like wouldn't talk to my dad
about something, but him just being there, like he came
to bound Rouge one time when I like I just
needed it, so like literally just be there. So great advice, Matt.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: One more, this is actually Matt asked this question and
I was like, you know what, it's a little shady,
but I'm gonna bring it. I'm gonna bring it out anyway.
And your song, your song TLC. What about your friends,
Dear Delandra, I have three co workers that continuously judge
me for being myself? What should I do? This is
what you should do.
Speaker 2: My question?
Speaker 4: You should stop being sensitive? You should you should pay
the sensitivity fine, because you'd.
Speaker 3: Be like pay the man his mom.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why are we putting this in the chat?
Speaker 5: Come on, I'll try to get the juice as fallings
for what kind of question we were looking for? And
it's just like somebody hurts you, something's been sitting on
my heart?
Speaker 4: But what what was it? What straw? What was the
final straw for you? Big was.
Speaker 2: Definitely that I would cut deep.
Speaker 3: I had people on the street saying like, hey, that
was funny, but I think you'll went a little too.
I think we did.
Speaker 2: I think that was just the right distance.
Speaker 7: Because he had said something else right after that, like
no time after that, you got flustered and said something else,
and then.
Speaker 6: Jay goes, oh what was that? We were like, okay, guys,
I got it.
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Speaker 1: Send them from the locker room to the airwaves. Gets
off the bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 3: I want to fortune all right, welcome back in Oh,
t b I did get confirmation from the group that
I could say one of my favorite sabanisms. It was okay, right,
we were good, like I think I'm good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you did, guys. T Bob used to be on
the show.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 3: He would say. He'd be like, you know what your
parents thought, it was such a miracle that their little
swimmer made it to the finish line. And then he'd paused.
Speaker 6: Turns out it.
Speaker 3: Was one of the world's biggest mistakes, except you throw
a little couple of choice words in there. But when
I'm a freshman, he said, they thought they're little swimmer
and it was a miracle. I'm like a little swimmer.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, turns out it was one of the world's
biggest effing mistakes.
Speaker 2: I love it. God so good.
Speaker 3: It was miss a a backside corner coming on a blitz.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I tried so hard. I I.
Speaker 3: It's so good that you wreck, like because I didn't
even like, I've never really put that to Yeah there,
like I was there and we all had our chewings
from Coach Saban. But when he used to get even
more mad and it would only be him talking, and
like the faster his hand because his hand was always out,
and the faster that it started going side to side,
like if you started to yeah, it was it was
bad because if it started really going there.
Speaker 2: I think it's calm.
Speaker 6: He was.
Speaker 2: He was like this.
Speaker 5: He was in the He kept it in the pocket
like how my wife tells me to dance. When he
got to like wedding's like, keep it in the pocket.
Speaker 2: Everything. He was right here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, once it separated the pocket and the hand got outside,
you know, you were in trouble. Then it got further outside.
Just hold on, just hold on for dear life. Then
he got the eights going.
Speaker 3: What was Do you remember because you were with him
for two years, I was only with him for one.
Do you remember maybe what the work like. Did you
ever get one? I'm sure I don't.
Speaker 5: There's nothing that came memorable that was like your story.
But I never I never got in a lot of offensive.
People never really heard about it unless it was like
game tape review, which I was never really playing in
the game when Sabin was here during that time, or
unless you were just really doing something bad. I remember
him chewing JaMarcus Marcus Randall and myself out in the
first spring practice right after the National championship, And this
was like when they were they were on a tear
that you knew that Sabin had told the staff, both
coaches and Strengths did not take it easy to go
over the top with their discipline. They're yelling, they're making
us work hard, just because like he didn't want there
to be a hangover, like a national championship hangover press
clipping type situation.
Speaker 2: But he was yelling at us because of course there's.
Speaker 5: Going to be a new starting quarterback the next year,
because we were holding onto the ball too long that
he felt He's like, you know, you're not going to
have the red jerseys on in a game. And then
sure enough that Saturday took the red jerseys off of
us and we were live in a scrimmage in Tiger Stadium,
and you know, and you know how that goes. Like
in spring practice it is ones versus twos, twos versus one.
So I'm running with the twos and the threes going
against the number one defense and it's like Marcus Spears
just destroying.
Speaker 2: You know, whatever walk on tackle was out there with me.
It hit me up pretty good.
Speaker 5: So I but certainly we got chewed out a lot,
but there was no My memorable ones come from Jimbo.
Speaker 2: But he did.
Speaker 6: He stayed.
Speaker 2: I would say ninety percent of the practice he was
on the defense.
Speaker 3: But we were scouts teams, so I just you know,
sometimes you would get those. He was also in the
special teams meetings. And my first ever game, we're playing
against Oregon State. A lot of you remember that one
because it was like a monsoon before the game. The
game got delayed. It was a mud pit. We won
an overtime. Derek Anderson was a quarterback for Oregon State
and thank god their kicker had an off night or
we probably don't win that game. But first ever game,
I'm playing like in the a gap on pont return
right over kind of the snap right between in the gap,
and I kind of break loose and the punter kind
of bobbles it a little bit, so I think he's
about to run, so I kind of break down. Then
I keep going and so I try to block the punt,
almost get there, don't get there. Another time in the
same game, I'm like free right and like the personal
protector tries to come over. I kind of just like
dip a little bit and I get my hand out
and I missed the punt and saving like in just
like the most calm voice ever, I was like, hester
did you think you were going to hurt his feelings
if you blocked one of these two punts that you
completely missed and just like kept going about it, And
like me, that crushed me. Like I wanted him like
I was, I knew it was coming, and I wanted
him to like just lay into like just mf me
because I was like, I messed up. It hurt more
that he was just like very soft spoken about It's like,
did you think you were gonna hurt his feelings and
just kept on going. That hurt me more than.
Speaker 2: No eye contact.
Speaker 6: No, I was probably walk around his head down a
little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, legs crossed watching tape in the in the you know,
special team's room, and I'm like right behind him. I
didn't even acknowledge me on going.
Speaker 2: Sorry, dude, just yell at me a little bit.
Speaker 3: Wasn't good.
Speaker 5: Remember doing scout team and it was you know, scout team.
It's you know, we're getting the first team ready.
Speaker 2: For the practice.
Speaker 5: So I you know, I remember before the National Championship,
I had what was I can't remember Jason White's number,
but I was pretending to be Jason White. You have,
you'd have to emulate a snap count. You did that
every single week. So it was always sweet. Like the
NFL and we were playing Michael Vick.
Speaker 2: God, I got the show out that week.
Speaker 3: That definitely was not you.
Speaker 6: Anyway.
Speaker 5: You go out there and like, you complete a pass
and he walk out there and cuss out the dB.
I'd be like, all right, well, next play they tell
me to throw somewhere out throw a pick. He'd come
back and cuss me out. I'm like, you're just looking
for somebody at this point.
Speaker 6: You told me to throw it. I'm throwing it exactly
what you told me to do.
Speaker 3: All The worst thing about scout team is like they
will circle, Hey, we want the ball to go here.
Everything about the coverage, the look, the play design tells
you don't even remotely look that way, but they circle it.
And then in the game when you get beat on
that route in a different way because the quarterback's doing
his job, they get mad. We went over this one
hundred times in practice. It's like, no, you told the
quarterback where to throw it one hundred times.
Speaker 5: That's how I always knew, like in the NFL, that
a defensive coach wasn't gonna make it far, like he
wasn't gonna progress too far up the ladder. It's like
when the lower defensive coaches would be all right, they're.
Speaker 8: In three by one, this is the look, this is
the down of distance. He's gonna throw the hitch route
out here. We saw him in this film. He throws
the hitch rouck. I'm all right, I'll look at him first.
I can't promise you like I'm a twenty eight year
old man, that's right. I'm not like I'll throw it
to him. He's open.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, they come and run cover two, which
everybody knows like it's a cloud coverage corner, so he
sits there. It's made to stop hitch routes, and the
safety plays over the top. Well, whether you play football
in third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, all way up
till ten year NFL VET, a hitcher out converts to
just a fade or go route outside versus cover two.
Speaker 2: Not in scouting that circers stays on. So of course
I don't throw it.
Speaker 5: I got lit up by this dude, and I was like, dude,
you can get out of my face, like you don't
do you think that Matt Stafford is going to throw
that in the game.
Speaker 2: And I got cussed out so much.
Speaker 5: And then by the time, but you get vested as
a VET, you get a little little something to you,
a little gravitizing little confidence, and then you just start
talking shit.
Speaker 2: Oh god, said it? Said it my bad. First one,
do I get a letter?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: I don't have a letter.
Speaker 6: No, you're good.
Speaker 2: Sorry, kids out there.
Speaker 6: Maltak said it like two weeks ago.
Speaker 2: He did it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when you were sitting in that chair.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it took me a month.
Speaker 3: Must be something about that chair.
Speaker 6: You know, I didn't even pick up on it, like
I picked right away.
Speaker 3: As soon as he said it, I felt his soul
leave his body.
Speaker 5: It's just, you know, dumb, dumb defensive coaches getting me mad.
Speaker 2: I said that on y'all's show, like a couple of
years ago.
Speaker 5: I was talking about a quarterback, like a backup quarterback somewhere,
and it was making me so mad, and I said
something like that, geez, what do you do to you?
Speaker 4: The best way to handle it is to bring more.
Speaker 3: Us say like, the thing you got to do is
just keep going rolling. So just keep going rolling.
Speaker 2: Now you gotta own it. I feel like you gotta
own it.
Speaker 3: The good thing about the coaches I was around, nor
was really good about because less was like the ultimate
repeat the play. It's like if we got to repeat
it this so many times, like what are we doing?
And he would repeat, repeat, repeat, I can remember being
in the NFL and Norv would be like, hey, hey, guys,
we've run it twice and we hadn't been close to
executing this deal, all right, so do we think we're
gonna call the Raiders on Saturday and say, hey, if
we messed that play up. If we messed that, you
know whatever it was that route combination up, y'all think
y'all could let us do it again and doesn't count
against us. He's like, get it out, get it out
of the game plan. We're done.
Speaker 5: That reminds me of the story and he's gonna tell
us way better than I will ever tell this. But
it reminds me that we're talking about saving But the
story of Nick Saban and Donnie Jones. I believe it
was Donnie Jones first year three whenever it was uh May,
maybe not his first year, but he was punting, yeah,
with Saban there because sabing was over. He walks around
to every he wants to see how these guys are doing.
And Donnie Jones is a punter, and so he's punting
and he's like struggling with his hang time or he's
coming off the side of his foot.
Speaker 2: Anyway, he wasn't punting great whatever this drill was. And
because Coach.
Speaker 5: Saban was standing there and stop laughing anyway, So Donnie and.
Speaker 2: Saman's like, what are you doing? What's wrong?
Speaker 5: Blah blah blah, and Donnie says, well, you're making me
nervous standing there watching me punt, and Savan's like, well,
you know I'm gonna be at the game, don't you.
Speaker 3: I'll be there.
Speaker 2: I'll be there watching it.
Speaker 3: Shut out, Donnie, all right, I think we need to regroup.
We'll take a break.
Speaker 2: A launder needs to regroup. Contrive.
Speaker 6: Have you never heard a bad word?
Speaker 4: The comments are making me laugh about it.
Speaker 6: You never.
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Speaker 1: From players to legends, Hester and Flynn breakdown LSU football
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Speaker 9: Oh all right, looking back, getting TV.
Speaker 3: Man's joy doing now and her from old vants in
a while. I mean, this is you talk about having
a drink in the hand toes and the sand song.
That's good. That's good. It's got like a little island
you feel to it, like in the background of music,
just a good vibe you don't have to have, you know,
just straight beach boys playing on you know, on a
beach somewhere.
Speaker 2: Good song, good music. I don't like picture myself.
Speaker 4: You don't hear like I say, I picture myself playing
a ukulele.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what you typically doing to be beach vibe?
Speaker 4: Beach playlist we always had, like growing up, we always
had like Van Halen, Death Leppard, The Beach Playlist, Motley Cruz.
Speaker 3: I don't know why I didn't go to the beach
until I was like I didn't go to the beach
like fifteen, Like I didn't see a beach like it's
not my family's vibe. My mom and dad didn't like it,
so we didn't ever go. Like we were like amusement park.
I love the beach. Like the beaches, I could go
there all day. I can sit, I can throw the football,
I can just vibe out listening to music kids love.
It wasn't my family, so I didn't We didn't go
growing up, so I don't have that experience.
Speaker 7: We were stereotypical, like Kenny Chestneed, Jimmy Buff like you're
I mean those are all like beach like.
Speaker 3: I mean, skinny Kenny. I could definitely see the sharps listening.
Speaker 2: It's a hot take. I don't love the beach.
Speaker 3: You used to have a home.
Speaker 5: Well, I like the things around the beach, but I'm
like everybody, so relaxing is not relaxing to me, it
might be surprising for y'all watching that year.
Speaker 2: Let me move a lot.
Speaker 5: I can't really stand still, but I can't just sit
there can and just relax, like I gotta do something.
And we used to go to like the beach in
college was great because you're sitting there and you know,
you're throwing a ball. You'redude, You're like running around, You're
doing something. So it's like if I go with the
group of people, I'm on the beach, like what are
we doing? What are we doing? Like, what do you
mean I brought a book we're gonna read. Yeah, I
can't do that.
Speaker 3: I think it's a great conversation. I mean, you gotta
do sekis in your hand and you know, you got
the kids are playing like right there in front of you.
You can do that at the pool though, and yeah,
but if you don't have the wind to the beach on.
Speaker 4: The ambience, it's just a vibe. I don't love the
stand in though.
Speaker 6: I don't love Yeah, I like.
Speaker 3: Immediately of the Panhandle than like California beaches, where that
just feels like a difference, saying like you can't get that.
It's like dirty saying you can't get off of you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the panhandles sand is beautiful and amazing, but it
is so power you just.
Speaker 2: Stick to you really easily.
Speaker 4: This guy stuff had as very muddy beach.
Speaker 2: I don't hate the beach. I don't like to relax.
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