Speaker 1: Welcome into Off the Bench, presented by All Star to
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Speaker 2: At your home risk. We're bringing in the spool.
Speaker 3: You just sports talking, so.
Speaker 1: With Jacob Hester against it might even why from the
Haunted studio Old here's Jacob Hester.
Speaker 4: M h.
Speaker 5: Yo yo, welcome in o TV here on this Wednesday morning,
Jake Flynn, A laundra a Tayte.
Speaker 2: Oh here wait, do you have to break it all down?
Speaker 6: We got past Tuesday, which is basically become the best
day of the week.
Speaker 2: You're welcome. We did that.
Speaker 6: We're here on Wednesday morning to break down the college
late the LSU Vanderbilt game, what the Saints got coming
up as well? A lot to get to here today.
But as we always do, let's get a little vibe.
Check little room vibe check Flynn.
Speaker 2: How are we doing. I'm doing fantastic. It is Wednesday.
So just like you said, we just passed Tuesday, which
is basically the weekend now and we're sitting here October fifteenth.
We got what's that sixteen days? So trick or treating time.
It's getting spookier by the day. Well you were, you
were fits bumping over there, loves Halloween, got it?
Speaker 7: You gotta do what's costume this year?
Speaker 2: I'll tell you, break, Victoria, break, it's serious. The mom's
headed to school.
Speaker 8: She's a teacher, so well she might be listening, but
uh we we got to finalize yesterday last night.
Speaker 2: Good good. Is it going to be a secret for
all the friends and fam Mmm? Yeah, oh yeah, okay.
Speaker 8: We do Halloween like costume contest at the party, we
all show up.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, good? So is this one of those situations?
How long? What's the longest you've ever been in the
makeup chair?
Speaker 8: So a couple of years ago, I was Joe Biden,
and I like, I did not wear a white wig.
I did my hair white. It took about four or
five cans of.
Speaker 2: Like the white. Okay, it was so it's just the
spray paint. You didn't even like diet white. No, no, no, no,
commit to the bi man die in it.
Speaker 8: I was like, it was a Sunday night and I
had to come to work the next day.
Speaker 2: And I was like, well, you had as many days
as you've been alive to prepare for it up to
that point. I didn't have to wait the they have.
It's very fair, all right, Well, I don't know what
I'm dressing up as yet, So I'm excited because, uh,
every day is a little bit spookier. Now we're still
getting I haven't haven't carved the pumpkin yet. We're still
waiting because, like I said, they don't make pumpkins like
they used to. As soon as you cut it, you
got a seven you got a seven day expiration. Tops.
But I'm excited about That's one of my favorite days
of the year. One of my favorite activities of the
year is carving that pumpkin. I haven't found my kids
haven't found the love yet for it. But I have
liked to get the seeds out. I like to think
that we like to roast the seeds as well, but
I don't think we've actually done it in like five years.
Oh yeah, I got like, I got good core memories
of doing that as a kid.
Speaker 6: Really yeah, risking the pumpkin seeds. It's a little season
and on out.
Speaker 2: To Alvin and Ruth overachieving there. I know, well done,
y'all Ever done that? Anybody?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've done it.
Speaker 6: Okay, I just go to the gas station and get
pumpkin seeds. You know, Ah, you can't hide it.
Speaker 7: Can't have money.
Speaker 2: I thought I would crave pumpkin seeds.
Speaker 7: We had to make our own, make our own, go
to the gas.
Speaker 2: Station and you know, yeah, and say I purchased them.
Guys who eats pumpkin seeds? But I mean not a
lot of people except for like when they're carving a pumpkin.
Speaker 9: I guess I went through a phase rose into the
pumpkin seeds, like an elementary school situation. Yeah, I would
get pumpkin seeds and I would chew on pumpkin seeds.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I went through a phase where I liked them.
Speaker 2: For some ever had them.
Speaker 8: It was elementary. It was like fourth grade. We did
something in math. Don't ask me why that equal pumpkin carving,
but it did. And like we had to to carve it,
pull the seeds out, and you like did like the
little microwave thing and they tasted like popcorn.
Speaker 2: Blew my mind. So like when you bought pumpkin seeds
at the gas station, like that big Bucks over here,
do you like? So when you roast them in the oven,
you like you just crisp them up to where you
eat the whole thing. Like if you get them at
the gas station, are you like cracking them.
Speaker 7: Like, I don't remember. I think I was cracking them.
Speaker 9: This is like a very short time in my life
where I just was like into pumpkin seeds instead of
some flower seeds.
Speaker 2: Changing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, probably around third grade playing some softball.
Speaker 2: Yeah, got some seeds.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it would be pumpkin seeds. I don't know why,
but I was into it.
Speaker 6: It's funny because like I don't I don't just randomly
eat some flower seeds ever, But like when you're coaching baseball,
we've all gone through the sunflower fall.
Speaker 7: I keep them in my car.
Speaker 6: When I coach baseball, I got seeds and I gotta
have seeds.
Speaker 7: What flavor though, or just normal?
Speaker 2: We switch it up. We go taco bell, we go,
I go pickle.
Speaker 6: Ranches, I'll go barbecue, I'll go whatever.
Speaker 7: I usually go, rancher till pickle.
Speaker 2: Which brand are y'all choose?
Speaker 7: And if you're sitting there, what was the standard one called?
I forget? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I like the uh that yeah, I mean that's that
was let's be yeah yeah chinook.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 2: Those guys are great. It feels like that.
Speaker 6: Feels like at a conference, a big, big time conference.
So you're kind of there with all the vendors.
Speaker 2: We were there with all the I think the sports dieticians,
college football sports diititians, and yeah, we're at a conference
and one of those deals were you know, you're at
a conference. You're at a hotel lobby, mucketed up with
all the other vendors and we're there to see a
little networking, maybe a couple of cold pops going down.
And uh, turns out that the factory for Chinook's sedery
is in Tyler, Texas.
Speaker 6: Oh look at that, all right, so you might have
been like a legend of those guys.
Speaker 2: No, they don't know who you are. I thought, maybe
I give you a chance.
Speaker 9: We're really into the Halloween spirit though this shirt it
had skeletons on it, but I don't know if they
like faded or maybe they're glowing the dark. But it
had skeletons on it last year.
Speaker 7: Okay, so we're we're in the vibe.
Speaker 2: They disintegrated, I became skeleton ghosts.
Speaker 6: We we still haven't decided on what costume we're gonna
do here, wolf back mm hmm eighteen.
Speaker 2: No, Like.
Speaker 6: It's just mister T Like nobody else is gonna be like,
you know, that's who's that guy. Yeah, that's the problem.
More people, that's the first idea. More people are recognizable.
Fantastic four.
Speaker 2: I do like that one. I mean you're gonna be
in the makeup chair for that one.
Speaker 8: Depends on who I am five minutes.
Speaker 2: If I'm the.
Speaker 6: Rock guy like six out, that's his name, the thing,
If anybody's the thing, I think it's going to be
more like me.
Speaker 7: You probably have the I got.
Speaker 2: A turtle back, you know, yeah, head shape, headsize different.
Speaker 9: Some this is someone such a Daniel said that in
the chat just now. Wizard of Oz has been my
favorite idea thrown out there.
Speaker 2: Another good one.
Speaker 6: Uh, did Flynn play with Cedric Benson in high school?
Speaker 2: No, Sedric went to Midland Lee Middle so he was
Roberty Lee High School in Midland. I was Roberty Lee
High School in Tyler, Texas, and I was Tyler Lee.
He was middle And there was another guy named Drew
Tate then went to high schools out there. Damn you
Drew Tate, Damn you are you ready for Midland Lee?
Speaker 6: Drew Tate throwing a hell Mary in a meaningless bowl game,
but a mint a lot to us. Sure it did,
all right, it's our last game with Coach daven win
one for the gipp.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: When you press your MoU mute button and then you talk,
it's not gonna come out.
Speaker 2: That worked for it.
Speaker 7: Going, what just happened over there?
Speaker 2: Well, I was about to take a coffee.
Speaker 6: And then he started talking to the microphone, holding his
mute button down.
Speaker 2: And now I was going to talk all that time.
I love that words just come out. Sometimes words are
so easy for me. You'll get it.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, you make them up all the time. That's
how easy they are.
Speaker 2: You're a published dartership.
Speaker 6: Let's go, he is he is well done?
Speaker 2: All right? Uh so we do have a ton to
get to today.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be here for the first hour and fifteen
minutes of the show.
Speaker 2: Minutes you're giving fifteen extra.
Speaker 6: I think I'm gonna give you fifteen extra. I'm gonna
I'm gonna walk you to doctor Ethridge when he comes
on at eight fifteen.
Speaker 2: What does that mean? They're gonna lead you up to it? Okay, Yeah,
I'm not.
Speaker 6: I don't walk anywhere though, no, no, no physically yeah,
all right, type I'm just gonna lead you to doctor Ethridge.
He's gonna come in, You're gonna chop it up and
then basically shows over. Basically just got an hour and
a half left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you got to suffer through an hour with
Jake hour and fifteen fifteen before we get to the
good stuff. People, Oh you did you prep for? I
see a lot of notes. I got double screens here.
I see a ton of note. It's almost too much.
It's almost too much material today.
Speaker 7: I can't wait.
Speaker 6: I'll be listening on the way over the lap yet.
Oh oh absolutely, I won't be. Let you say something dumb.
Let it happen.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, dude. Within the first four seconds.
Speaker 8: Laudra is gonna be like our phone lines ringing over
here to Jake.
Speaker 6: It's Jake, ah Na, I can't wait, can't wait. All right,
we'll take our first break of the show. We'll get
to a little l s U and Vandy, the Saints
at the Bears, Little Dennis Allen hate week here on
the show as well. So a ton to get to
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Speaker 2: You know what? Tuesday and Wednesday arguably the best music days,
Yeah for sure, eighties Tuesday, R and B Wednesday.
Speaker 6: Now yeah, yeah, because you know we're at a studio
for a lot of Thursdays there and uh, this last week.
Speaker 2: And I know we had like a lot of new
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that done again having and Tatay the whole team for
having Spencer Rattler on video.
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smooth and seamless. But it was a lot of work
and a lot of work.
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But Adam was so nervous about it, he kept cutting
the music off like immediately, I'm like, whoa, that's half
the reason we show up here, Bud to do the show,
and by about seventy.
Speaker 2: Nine percent of the reason.
Speaker 7: While we show up to do sure we get to
like real stuff.
Speaker 9: I did the Hunt Palmer Show Monday afternoon, and whenever
I do Hunt show, I just play like Matchbox twenty
or like well Googo dolls, because that's what rights, that's
what Hunt likes, So that's what I played. But I
had played the wallflowers and then I was doing something
during the break, so I didn't pick a different song.
So I played the same song twice and I was like,
he said, he guessed it was the Wallflowers. I was like,
I'm so proud of you. He was like, you can't
stump me with nineties music. And I said, you said
Vertical Horizon was Matchbox twenty one time, so I can.
Speaker 7: But I was.
Speaker 9: I was like, oh, I played it again because I
didn't have something ready to go, and he was like
that's fine. And I was like, oh, you don't care
as much as Jake and Matt Doo and he was like,
I don't care at all.
Speaker 6: I was like, wow, and it chows Hunt and it
shows I'm assuming you went everything you want by Vertical Horizon.
Speaker 9: He got it wrong that yeah, it was that song,
but it was I had played it on off the
bench and he was in the chat like match Box twenty.
Speaker 2: Saying that Hunt, I think here of those sports shows
about the music, right.
Speaker 9: He doesn't, Well, that's that's actually that's offensive.
Speaker 7: It is. I was very offendive. I told him I
was never going to do the Hunt Palmer show.
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Speaker 6: Uh? And yes I am. I am leaving today. I
do have to go give a a safety talk. It's
like a safety conference and they're integrating football into the
safety talk.
Speaker 2: And so that's what I'm going to do. And we've
got a couple of from a guy that played football
that didn't care.
Speaker 6: About his safety. Yeah, we'll get there, we'll get there.
A couple of great comments inside the chat. Jake's safety talk.
You got to cover both ends of the football when
you feel that pressure. Love that, uh, Jake safety talk.
Don't ever be like Flinn and drive with your flashers
on in the rain. That's also that's also a very
very good one.
Speaker 2: Not true at all.
Speaker 6: Well, M feels like it because nobody else does that. Jake,
make sure you do the safety dance.
Speaker 2: What do you want to lead?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: What's your they're gonna lead with? I mean, what if
they're listening right now? That's true. You wanted to be
a surprise?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean I don't want to, you know, I
don't being safe at work. Well, then may be on
their way to the conference. Maybe they're in the cars.
I got a couple of singers, you know, a couple
of laughs, got a couple of singers ready to go.
Speaker 2: I would. And when you're talking to a group of
people like that, you're giving a speech, like if you
get if you tell a joke that you think is
pretty good, Oh, we've been there, and you get like
ten percent of the crowd to laugh, Like what percentage
of the crowd laughing? Ten? I just need it ten?
That's it.
Speaker 6: Ten's not great, but I need ten tens a minimum
to keep keep you going confidently. Yeah, if you get
like fifty, it's like, all right, well I'm I'm floating
a conversation.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: Let me then I turned into Rodney Dangerfield. Shoot from
the hip of these jokes now in my mind. Yes,
So looking forward to it, we'll see it goes. I
mean there's only two ways, really yeah, good or bad.
This is a results oriented world.
Speaker 2: That's right. And so I'll give you an update tomorrow
on the show.
Speaker 6: All right, LSU and Vanderbilt and Nashville and the points.
Bread's actually kind of gone up since we talked about it.
Speaker 2: I think it was you know, what, was it a
point and a half?
Speaker 6: I believe now up to two and a half in
favor of Vanderbilt and TATA. You'll know this because I've
seen a lot of different graphics, and this is the
first time Vanderbilt's favorite since blah blah blah seventy something years.
Speaker 2: Did I see the first time that Vanderbilt favored?
Speaker 8: They've played a top ten team seventy seven times ever,
first time they've ever been favored against the top ten team?
Speaker 2: Is it this Saturday? I don't know.
Speaker 6: And LSU, if I'm not mistaken, hasn't lost to Vanderbilt
since nineteen ninety I think I think that's the.
Speaker 2: Year that I have on it.
Speaker 6: And LSU actually scored to win the game, but got
called for OPI, so the touchdown didn't count, and that
unt how he lost that game.
Speaker 2: And if my mind is remembering.
Speaker 6: Right, you lost either twenty four to twenty one or
twenty four to twenty So it's the last time that
you lost two Vanderbilt. So you don't play him every year.
So the stat is a little misleading. But it's been
thirty five years. Two people in this room were not
born the last time that Vanderbilt beat lsu I was.
Speaker 2: I was five. You were five. It's been a long time. Now.
Speaker 6: We can also say this isn't your granddad's Vandy, this
isn't your dad's Vandy, this isn't your Fandy. This is
a new Vandy. And they've had a couple of moments
here and there. You know, James Franklin, for we went
to Penn State. Like they were a very respectable team
when we were in school. They weren't to this level,
but you know, they had bad body language, Jay and
they were okay and they you know, six games and
they get frisky and they could jump up and they
could beat you. So they've had moments this though, certainly
in my lifetime This is by far the highest level
that Vanderbilt's ever been able to achieve.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is when you think of, you know, programs
like Vanderbilt, like you talked about when Jay Cutler was there,
they would have flashes, like he'd go out there and
throw for four hundred yards and he'd have these good games.
He played well enough to be like a first round
pick and multiple multiple, multiple year starter in the NFL,
and you know, strangely had a decent amount of success
relatively speaking, I guess in the NFL. But you don't
look at Vanderbilt ever as a program that can have
sustained success, like be able to not just be a
flash in the pan every now and then have a
good game here there maybe like knock off a big
boy like every now and then once every five years
or whatever. But okay, we saw him last year. Okay,
we'll beat Alabama. Man, these guys are good. Diego Pavia
pretty good. Like is this just Diego elevating his team
to an emotional high for a couple of weeks and
having some really good games. Well, no, Clark Lee has
come in and started establishing a really dynamic program, and
of course, like everybody in this new world and this
new geography of college football. Like it's different in the
NIL world because you can We've talked about how the
parody all over is a lot better because you got
guys that when we originally started talking about NIL was
a going to make everybody top heavy. Well it's done
the opposite. It's made it really it's kind of spread
players out throughout the game.
Speaker 6: I mean, Diego Pavia doesn't find his way to Vanderbilt, No,
of course, I mean because you don't go take a
chance on the New Mexico State quarterback Elis st Hours.
They're all American tight end. You know how he started
his college career playing quarterback for Jimbo at Texas A
and M. You know, then he goes to tight end
in New Mexico State, find way to Vanderbilt. Right like
that that guy doesn't happen. We don't know who that
guy is. Now he's in All American. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: So people are getting so many more opportunities, So many
programs are having so many opportunities. But still it's a
results oriented world in college football. You have to be
able to take those pieces and be able to be successful.
So you have to build a program and Clark Lee
has done that. You talk about it. You love the guy,
an old fullback coming in there and creating a culture.
So when I watch this team on film, I see
a very well rounded team on the offensive side of
the ball and the defensive side of the ball, I've
see a very well coached team. Oh, a very versatile team.
They do everything. So they're gonna run, they're gonna play
act like their game planning. On the offensive side of
the ball, it's run here, zone here, zone, read, rpo, play,
actra pass, short stuff, deep shots. They like, they do
everything now. They don't do everything perfectly, but they're well coached.
The guys are where they're supposed to be running backs
when high effort to high super high efforts. So they're
very well coached. So when the running backs don't have
a when they're in pass protection and they don't have
a linebacker blitz, they get out right now like they
do a lot of things that I love watching. And
on defense, they're gonna run cover one, two, three, four, six,
they're gonna run zero, They're gonna pressure you, they're gonna play,
they're gonna drop eight, they're gonna rush six like they
do everything, so there's not just like one thing like
last week in South Carolina, Like, well, they do a
lot of one high, they do a lot of press.
They like to play aggressively, and if they don't do that,
they kind of play a shell coverage. Not great, but
like Vanderbilt is, their guys are where they need to
be when they need to be. Then now there's some
things that work to work on. I think overall they
still operate with a talent deficit in the Southeastern Conference,
but they're very well coached. And then oh yeah, with
a well coached team that's disciplined, with a really good
coach that's running a program and setting a culture and
setting a standard there At Vanderbilt, they have a caveman
quarterback that goes out there and basically with his play
he's like the college college football version of like the
the bad little Kid Damari Davis camp Scott. He's like
that at quarterback. Yeah, in a little bit different of
a way, but it's, uh, it's pretty entertaining to watch.
But he demands energy from the rest of his team,
and uh, no doubt, it's it's fun to watch. Like
you'll see he'll complete a pass in the flat and
he'll trail the pass and if there's a pile, he'll
go hit a defender on the pile. It's like, you
never did that. Yeah, I didn't do that because I
didn't know, like quarterback could do that. I don't know.
So I got a couple of clips that once Jake's gone,
once the cat's away, fine, wow, maybe we'll get into
a little bit of film.
Speaker 6: I think you're actually pretty excited, y'all think he's pretty
like he's you know, these quarterbacks they got these egos,
and he's like, I get to be in the cat.
Speaker 2: I'm the captain now. I think he's really I shouldn't
have like, I shouldn't have talked for the last five
minutes about material.
Speaker 6: Just redo it because every hour is different, It's true. Yeah,
everybody kind of listens typically in like twelve minutes. Yeah, chat,
they saw Loyal for three hours, which we appreciate absolutely. Anyway,
It's uh, it's it's fun to it's fun to watch
them just because of the versatility they have. They don't
just do one thing.
Speaker 2: They don't have like one identity that they have to
go to and lean on. They do everything well in
the right spots, high effort, and like I really do
believe that if Clark Lee doesn't like leave to take
a bigger job, like this is a program that if
they keep getting the talent, of course they have to
have it. Like they keep gaining talent, this is going
to be a program that is can enjoy sustained success.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna keep some clock integrity here, but I do
want to kind of go back to that fact about
Clark Lee, Nashville Vanderbilt, what he's done, what they could do,
and I just some more stuff about their team and
defensively and their coordinator all of that. So we'll continue
breaking down LSU versus Vanderbilt when we come back here
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All right, l s U Vanderbilt in Nashville. We're talking
about their program right now. And look, Clark Lee, his
name is going to be attached to it, like Penn
State and all these big jobs that are going to
open up. I would assume Florida and probably Florida State's
gonna be opening here pretty soon. But but we have
to remember he was a player at Vanderbilt. That's where
he played full back AP was Vanderbilt, and he understands
the challenges that Vanderbilt had. He understands it because he
went through it. He's seen it firsthand, and I think
he embraced those challenges. And they're doing things that they've
never done before. They're building buildings and they're having a
football operations only facility for them. They're upgrading their stadium
finally that hadn't been touched in over fifty years before
they did the latest renovation. So I mean Vanderbilt means
something to him. And also like in this new day
and age of nil and transfer portal, like, I gotta
imagine Nashville helps you out a little bit too. I mean,
you will talk about opportunities. I mean, Nashville's the fastest
growing city in the country. You can't go there and
not see a thousand cranes any direction that you look at.
Speaker 2: So I don't know.
Speaker 6: I mean where he's got this program, the fact that
he played there, it means something to them. I think
he could stay there and get everything that he would
want if he went to even a Penn State.
Speaker 2: Maybe what's I mean, I guess what what's his contrary,
how much is he getting paid right now?
Speaker 6: I would it's not in the upper year three for
him or your four four this year four, yeah.
Speaker 2: I would. I mean, of course, at the end of
the day, no matter, you could talk about loyalty, you
could talk about I love it here, it's the greatest
place to live. At the end of the day, it
does come down to dollars and cents. So if like
Vanderbilt can if they can't leave, if they can get close.
I'm not saying like it you can take less for
places you love, for place that mean something to you.
But at the end of the day, if they're penn
State's going to pay you double, like, there's there's something
to be said for that. Yeah, now, you there's maybe
there's other ways to intrigue him or entice him or
compensate him. But you were right. I mean, Nashville makes
a huge difference. Certainly there's no state tax there as well.
So you got that Pennsylvania. I know it doesn't have none.
I don't know what it is.
Speaker 6: I know it doesn't have he's making and he's making
a little bit over three million dollars any signed per year,
and he signed through twenty twenty nine, So that's set's
in the very lower half.
Speaker 2: So I mean, you got a Penn State that, if
they wanted.
Speaker 6: It, it's probably ten million, ten million a year, So
Vanderbilt would have to do a triple A salary, triple
A salary, so they would have to do something. Three
million is not through twenty twenty nine, is not keeping
Clark Lee. No, from what I've seen, like we can.
Before I actually kind of started diving into the tape
a little bit, it was more like, Okay, how much
of this is just Diego Pavia just being an absolute
just menace out there, or how much of this is
being well coached? And it is a it's a really
well coached team. And to turn Vanderbilt, of all places,
Vanderbilt into sustained success for two seasons in a row,
of being relevant, of being dangerous, Yeah, you got him.
Speaker 2: Favored against LSU. I don't care if it's an LSU
that's struggling it. It's still a one loss top ten,
one loss LSU team, and you're the favorite. Yeah, like Vanderbilt,
three million ain't gonna cut it. I'm sorry, Penn State's
gonna come in and off from ten million if that's
who they want, right, I say, penn State. I'm kind
of like, you know, glossing over every big school that's
going to have an opening here pretty soon. But it's
but again, Nashville, like you said, you know, there's something
to be said for the wife and the families, you
know those. Nashville is pretty nice. I don't know if
I want to move to wherever?
Speaker 6: Pennsylvania State College, State College City, State College, University Park,
University Park.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pennsylvania, Pa. Yep. And right now, it is so small.
Speaker 6: They've got to drive over an hour I think an
hour and a half away to the closest airport because
it's so small that when they take these trips to
like La and Oregon and Washington to play their conference games,
the plane's too big for their runway, so they have
to change airports. Yeah, it's very difficult to get in
there and call a game, cover a game.
Speaker 2: It's it's that small. Yeah, And why would you want
to go to a team where you have to fly
across the country to play conference games? Well, I wouldn't.
I wouldn't. I would want to say exactly where I'm at.
I'd like to say that, can you please just pay
me a little bit more. They're gonna have to. Yeah,
they're certainly going to have to different.
Speaker 6: They're gonna have to get to I would say, at
least six and a half plus to keep I mean
to make it to keep them. Yeah, yeah, you're gonna
take least. But again, there's no state tax, so that's
one thing. But there also not Florida Florida jobs. Also,
cost of living though in Nashville compared to state college
to me. More So let's give them a hey, let's
give him seven and a half. Though, let's make it eight,
all right. So, uh yeah, because this is los a
different Vandy team, Flynn said it. I mean they do
a lot of a lot of things. Well, yeah, do
a lot of things. Well, I don't think they're great
at any one thing.
Speaker 2: They just do a lot of things. Well, they're very sound. Yeah.
I think one thing I noticed that, you know, if
I had to pick something, their DB's play a little deep.
That's about they get too much depth in their zone coverages.
Speaker 6: That's about all I really saw that stuck out to
me as a glaring deficit or glaring like something to
attack ty Simpson destroyed him.
Speaker 2: There's playing too deep. He kept hitting like cover two,
kept hitting the whole shot, whule shot, whole shot. It's
beautiful all Dan's pretty good. Tode by the way, I
don't want to say that. Oh wow, this guy I
got on like I was on my office. I was
in the office yesterday just watching the bandy Alabama tape
and I get on the A nerd out on football stuff,
A nerd out on the beauty of football when everything
works the way it should be. And he got some
you know, well before eight you got some butt kickers
out there. And I was just texting the group chat,
just screenshot after screenshot. It's my bad, guys. I get
a little excited. You love Alabama. It's fine. Both good football.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah. That that combination block that you sent, that's
pretty good. Yeah, pretty good.
Speaker 2: By the old Alabama offensive line. Dreams are made up there.
Speaker 6: So you watching that Vanderbilt Alabama game, and I don't
know if you watched the totality of it, but you
watched enough.
Speaker 2: Half which it was a tie ball game at first
in fourteen fourteen.
Speaker 6: At the end of the first well that's what I
was going to ask you, because Vanderbilt did have the
ball in the red zone. If they score later in
that game, they take the lead. I think Diego their
first trip to the red zone. I think Diego Pavia fumbled,
he did and they lost fumble early on. So watching
that game, did you come away thinking Vanderbilt had the
chances or was Vanderbilt lucky to be in that position
based off the game flow?
Speaker 2: And maybe Alabama just didn't close the door? I think so.
Alabama's offense to me, was really dominant. They had a
couple of stops on third down that kind of stopped there,
but they were dominant, man like to me in the
first I don't know what the I couldn't find the stats.
I'm not as savvy as you on the PFF on
like quickly finding the stats. Like first half for Alabama,
I thought they averaged like twelve yards a run, like
they were destroyed. Like the offensive line dominated and that's
a good Vandy rush defense. And only is it.
Speaker 6: I couldn't take dards on the ground they really because
like I was watching it, I was like, is Alabama
this good? Or is Vandy just not very good to
stop in the run like those big boys of Alabama
they were.
Speaker 2: They were moving line, but Vanderbilt made plays. They got
a couple of penalties that helped them. But with Vanderbilt
their offense, it's it's death by a thousand cuts. With them,
they are.
Speaker 6: Short pass, run, play zone, read r p O, play
action shot scramble.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and don't slide scramble. Uh. They are just death
boyed out, like they just keep moving now. They make
some mistakes here and there. They had a couple like,
like I said, they had a couple of penalties. Things happened,
but it's it's they made the plays and they're good.
They're just sound right. They're where they're they're supposed to be.
There's nothing flashy, there's nothing sexy about it. So they
were in the game, and I don't I hadn't. I
didn't finish the second half of the film because I
was just like I rewound like every play in the
first half like a billion times.
Speaker 6: You know, it takes like a quarterback three hours to
get through one one game. Oh god, it's like you
don't have to just rewind the the first clap the
quarterback does, just keep going back and clap and just no,
just let me play out a little bit, bud.
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article the other day. It's just you and ros. Let's go, guy,
come on, guy like sorry, the rewind buttons getting me,
I know, all right, the clicker. They do have Bluetooth ones.
I know. I don't trust the bluetooth.
Speaker 6: I want to wire, okay, but they do have them,
and it'd be much easier for you to do instead
of having to do it on the computer.
Speaker 2: That probably delay. Okay, all right, well I tried.
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need like bullet points to come back to.
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Speaker 7: That was he did not do that.
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Speaker 6: I'm gonna say from one more, let's say from one,
I'm gonna hand it off to doctor.
Speaker 2: Etharge, Okay, and then well I'll hand it off to
me now doctor others. I don't know if you want
to bring this back or anything. I'll be better. Actually,
let's see, we'll see how there goes. Uh so, what
do you want to talk about in the two hours? Saints?
Watch a little tape? I kind of I kind of
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clip on j That was pretty much. That's all I got.
I got all I got.
Speaker 7: He's like, you can regards good bandy.
Speaker 2: I don't know, No, we're good. We got we got
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We're gonna do a little crop dusting. Some sports might
get a little QB breakdown, little film review, just a
little bit, just so nothing like real crazy film review
on some bandy. Just see some plays have done. And
I got a little NFL quarterback power rankings coming.
Speaker 6: At you, the Mass minofficial power rankings right just through
this week, Okay, just through this week in the NFL.
Speaker 2: It's going to be ever changing. Okay, it's not the
official that I think is the best, but you go
one through thirty two, now we might just do ten
thirty two would be be wild. All right, Well, you
got that coming up hour number two, o TV
Speaker 1: Off the bench