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Speaker 1: I want to talk to you about some college football
right now. Tampering. I don't know if you know there's
but Dabo Swinny nuked Oh Miss after they blatantly tampered
with their linebacker Luke Farelli. UH, Pete Golding and his
staff kept on coming back to Luke and offering him
more money upwards a million dollars. The Clemson coaching staff
was well aware of it, UH and Swinney says in
a press conference they have text messages of Old Miss
head coach Pete Golden text and clem in linebacker Luke
Farrelli while he was in class. I know your sign?
What's the buyout?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Golding proceeded to send FORRELLI a picture of a one
million dollar contract that for Farelli declined. Golding had Trinidad
Chambliss and Jackson Dart reach out to Forrelli to push
him to enter the portal. Farelli allegedly declined again. Golding
and old Miss then up their offer to Frelli to
two million dollars and stole him away from Clemson class list. Right,
some people will say tampering, will say Dabba went off
on it. This is technically legal. It's improper under NCAA
bylaws and the things that have been set up here.
And I don't know how the schools are going to
hold the young men accountable for this, Forarelli for leaving.
But give me your reaction to this crazy college football
tampering college football transfer portal news.
Speaker 2: I mean it's absolutely wild, right, I mean this kind
of thing. You hear about some level of tampering with
him professional sports, but not to this degree. You know,
Like it's at this point, like these contracts that are
being signed are absolutely meaningless, and these these college athletes
have a lot more, a lot more under side. It's
almost like the pendulum has swung far, far too much
towards the athlete. And I and I'm the first one
to say it, but like we need to take care
of the college athletes, but there's something that has to
be done here, Like it is the absolute wild West.
And it shows like how how much or how little
control the NCUBA has right now and has had for
at least the past few seasons.
Speaker 1: Yet the NC Double A doesn't have much power over football,
not as much as they do basketball. Mark Pope actually
brought up an interesting commentary. I said it to you yesterday, Ronnie.
Let's play this for Kugarnation if we can. It's in
the DMS. Mark Pope said this on the current NC
DOUBLEA eligibility situation. The NC Double A might be losing
in court, He's said, and for these uh uh these uh,
these these n I L issues, Like did you like
the other issue that's coming into play right now is
like G League players NBA players coming back and playing
at their university. Uh, Betty Ico is coming back and
he's eligible to play. He's been in the G League
and and now he's coming back to play for Alabama
and their run, their quest to make it in the
n C Double A tournament and and to uh to
win an n C Double tournament, but the n C
Double A could lose in court, but they still get
to decide who makes the n C Double A tournament.
At some point we have to take a stand and
regain some tiny ounce of sanity. This game matters too much.
Do you think the NC Double A will disqualify teams
that play uneligible you know, ineligible players.
Speaker 2: If they do, there's gonna be lawsuits against them for
that as well. I mean, right now, it's just absolutely
an insane time to be eric for college athletics. And
you know as soon as they start making those teams
ineligible that teams are gonna sue the n C Double
A for this as well.
Speaker 1: There's, uh, there's always a legal battle raging. Let me
ask you this. I know you're a big b YU
football and basketball fan. Uh we were. We got into
a little off the cuff debate yesterday about the most
talented player ever to play at b YU on the
on the hardwood. See what's your definition of talent? So
when I say most talented player basketball wise, what what's
your If you were to look up your own terminology,
you're Merriam Webster, You're Layne Allo. Uh terminology, what is talent.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm operating with the advantage of like the players
that I know from my lifetime. Like I know that
there's like, uh, you know, the Danny Aingels out there
and and and guys to store my time, But I
really didn't start watching the basketball until like the early
two thousands, and so for me, it's still Jimmer. And
I think I think AJ's feeling is obviously higher than Jimmer's.
I mean, I think he's going to go to the
NBA and have an excellent career there. But in terms
of college basketball players, you can't argue how much of
an impact Jimmer had not only at the YU, but
for all of college basketball the year that he was
for the years that he was playing at Day, specifically
his junior and senior year.
Speaker 1: So okay, so how would you then? So I'm trying
to like set some foundational things. His talent is a
subjective term to many, even though there's a definition for it.
Some people interpret talent differently than others. Some people, for instance,
say that Jimmer Fredad is not the most talented player
to come through BYU because he doesn't have you know,
the the the physical tangibles, the ceiling right the athleticism
of certain layers. Right from a talent standpoint, he's productive,
he's efficient, he's uh, he's sneaky athletic, right, but he's
not the most talented. Does that make sense? What's your
definition of talent? Is it like more based off of
production and like skill set or is it more so
based off of like your physical tangibles, athleticism and upside potential?
Speaker 2: No, it has to be what you're producing, kat like
if that if that were not the case, I mean
there are I guarantee there have been more athletic athletes
on both the basketball side and football side than some
of the guys that we know and talk about. But
if they don't produce, it doesn't matter. Right, And so
for for jim Or when when I say talented, he
was by far the most talented score that I've seen
play at b y U. And so we're strictly talking
like for for aj Dbansa, I assume that's that's where
the debate is going, Like is a j the most
talented players? He has a lot of of unrealized potential
and unrealized talent right now, Like I have no doubt
that he's going to surpass jim Or at some point
during his career, but the amount of production that we
got from jim Or his senior year specifically still outmatches
what AJ has done up to this point.
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Speaker 1: Love that final thing for me, aj De Bonsa, currently
staying at number two in ESPN's men's College Basketball Freshmen
of the Year contenders. This is from Jeff Borsello and
myor Medcrafts. They said, this is what they had to
say about de Bonsa had he had perhaps his worst
game of the season and you was lost to Texas
Tech over the weekend, finishing with thirteen point six for
seventeen shooting. That performance came after a ten game streak
of twenty point performances and a Division one freshman record
nine traight games with at least twenty points on fifty
percent field goal shooting. To Debanza continues to show flashes
of absurd dominance with the inability to take over a
game like few of his peers. He entered the week
fifth in the country and scoring at twenty two point
five points per game to go with six point eight
rebounds in three points six assists. Do you think he
becomes the Freshman of the Year this season.
Speaker 2: I personally think he will. His body of work right
now is pretty incredible. I know, I know that there's
this is a very talented freshman class with Cam Busier
at Duke and kill Williams at Carolina and then obviously
Darren Peterson at Kansas, Like there's a lot. I think
there's probably more competition than share than there has been
in the past fifteen or twenty years. But I think
Aj is putting together a body of work that is
really impressive. And obviously I have my day biases stuff
like that, but I think he can. I think that
that he has played exceptionally well up to this point.
And he man, he is still young. We're only halfway
through the season. Like he's only getting better. Like, I
think that the sky's the limit for this kid.
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a World of BA Sports segment. Thanks for hopping on, brother.
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