Speaker 1: We welcome into Off the Bench, presented by All Star Toyota.
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Speaker 3: We're bringing in the.
Speaker 4: School US Sports talking so with Jacob Hester and terrifying,
terrible live from the Haunted Studio. Here's Jacob Hester. Yo, yo.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 6: How about robots that you yeah like that?
Speaker 5: That's me. Nailed it. We all nailed it.
Speaker 3: Welcome man O tb here on this Tuesday morning. Jake
playing a laundra at the Gang is all here with you,
ready to break down the l s U, South Carolina,
Saints and Patriots. A lot to get to. But as
we start every single day, how we doing, How we're doing?
Speaker 5: Fantastic? Check uh, fantastic. We were all here just.
Speaker 6: Living in the Jacksonville Jaguars world. Wow, I know it's
their world. Man. We're living it up, living it up.
We're doing great. Day of the Lord, October seventh. Happy
to be here.
Speaker 5: It's Tuesday. Oh no, it's too Let's see how it goes.
Speaker 6: Traditionally we hated Tuesday, but the last few tuesdays.
Speaker 5: It's been award winning.
Speaker 3: Some would say I think a lot would.
Speaker 6: Say yeah, oh man, but everything's good, man, everything is good.
Speaker 5: We are fired up a little bit canncerned.
Speaker 6: Right now for my knees, my hamstrings, my achilles tendons.
Speaker 5: Apparently, I've been peer pressured. I've been goaded.
Speaker 6: I've been forced, not even giving a choice really, but
to dust off the old cleats, stretch out the old arm. Yeah,
play a little flag football this evening.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, I mean same situation for me.
Speaker 3: Uh So the coaching staffs over at Elite for our
flag football. So earlier in the day, we're gonna have
like Pro Bowl type events for the kids and challenges
for them, and then when the lights go on, got
a lot old heads out there. Now, there's some names
that were not on that list that I know should
be like Bull Hurley Pull looking at you, Bud, staring
right at your face, buddy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but we got play a flag football game. We're
on the same team though. That's cool.
Speaker 3: So are you going to throw it to me? I'm
like you, I don't know do in college. I don't
know if I'm playing quarterback or not. You're gonna play,
don't the center? I'll run a four step out right.
Are you gonna wear your ankle braces? Should to bring
the colored wristbands? Yeah, ankle brace you should have got those.
I kind of want to know, like how this.
Speaker 6: Thing is going to operate, like how aggressive or you
know the other people are gonna be?
Speaker 5: Can we just kind of jog around?
Speaker 3: I mean I can only speak for myself, you know,
I'll run a route.
Speaker 5: Who's leading this thing? Who's gonna call like calling the plays?
That's you? It ain't me who's bringing the cards.
Speaker 3: I'll be a fullback dive if I'm calling them.
Speaker 5: Man, I formation, lets get open, let me cook. You're
gonna get your flags? So fast? Guy, Russian? So fast.
Now I'm gonna say I don't have cleat, so I'm
gonna slip.
Speaker 3: It's terrif so it'll be okay. No, bro, you any
turf shoes?
Speaker 5: Do you see explosiveness? Kidd me? Normal shoes can't handle this.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: Bust those things like Zion.
Speaker 7: Can you imagine if he tore his achilles?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, and how it would somehow be my fault?
Speaker 5: Yeah it is, you're make me playing.
Speaker 6: He'd be out from here? What four months years? Maybe
I might be done. I might be retired. The achilles
gus Achilles goes, guys.
Speaker 5: I'm done now. The ankles will.
Speaker 3: Any can support and not have a situation that you bud.
Speaker 5: They're just strong.
Speaker 8: That's an injury I'm never worried about. I'm not an
explosive enough athlete. See see it's a curse. It's an
absolute curse.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna give you at least three go routes and
then I'm tapping out. Yep, but you're how tired i'd
be after one? I ran and go round. Give me three.
I think we're gonna play both ways?
Speaker 3: Oh god, I didn't think about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you gotta hit that back pedal up today.
Speaker 3: Oh I mean once in my career, Kirby Smart saw
me backpedal, was like, I want you to go back
over there with Jimbo. All right, coach, sorry, then impression
give me.
Speaker 5: I'm I can't wait for that matchup you versus the Diesel.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, y'all think I'm covering Cecil College crazy.
Speaker 5: It ain't happening. I'll cover JV.
Speaker 3: Cecil looks like he like still like actively works out.
Speaker 5: None of us, you know, look like that.
Speaker 3: So we'll see how it goes. If you have two
fillings tomorrow morning, you know why, Alandra, how you doing?
Speaker 7: I'm now worried I'm worried that y'all are going to
go out there and just injure yourselves.
Speaker 5: It is extremely concerned.
Speaker 7: So is this the ot B ble we were talking
about or what's the ot B bul?
Speaker 3: No that Well, because we're on the same team, I
guess it's when we play each other. Yeah, Packers, Chargers,
This is a little preview of the real Super Bowl, right,
Chargers Packers, no doubt.
Speaker 5: I think that's I don't know, two weeks.
Speaker 7: I think Katie or Lacey, whe dot y'all let me
know when they're the only ones I know. But yeah,
know doing well. Hope y'all don't hurt y'allselves tonight. I
know it's a little tricky, but.
Speaker 5: I've already started stretching.
Speaker 7: You should have got some cleats the moment that you
knew about this.
Speaker 5: I'll probably wear Jackson's cleats.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I had.
Speaker 6: Some cleats actually been when I've been training QBS. Every
now and then, I have my like old green Bay
Packer cleats, So it's like some cools. They have green
on them. But this past summer was working out obviously
explosive athletes. The soul popped off of one of the
well they are like, yeah, some.
Speaker 3: Bucks are a decade old.
Speaker 5: Yeah at least. Yeah, they were made a while, They
were made over a long time.
Speaker 3: Ago, they were. So we got that coming up tonight.
We'll see how it goes. Well, you'll hear the excitement, and.
Speaker 5: We're so excited. I can fill my hamstreak tight right now.
How we doing, man?
Speaker 8: We are doing good? You know, still in matt before
the show, all of us on our Bingo cards had
the Jags and Colts with winning records and the Chiefs
and Ravens with the losing records.
Speaker 5: Right, I mean, I know, I know I did. We
We all had that. We all had the Colts.
Speaker 8: And the Jaguars battling for supremacy in that division.
Speaker 6: Yea, not only winning records four and one, right, m
I think the Colts looked apart. Jury still out for
me on the Jaguars. Obviously a big win last night,
the Jaguas the Colts looked apart.
Speaker 5: Man, the Colts, they do.
Speaker 8: I heard an argument the other day, Well, they haven't
played good teams. Seen their schedule coming up doesn't get harder,
and they got a shot to I mean, they'll be
seven and two, eight and two.
Speaker 5: They better not run into the Saints anytime soon, right,
they don't.
Speaker 3: They don't want to be in that war path.
Speaker 5: Touch by an Angel Colts Trevor Trevor Lawrence, the game
winning touchdown.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, was to the funniest this weekend, the
funniest NFL touchdowns you're going to see.
Speaker 7: He was picking his nose. What he's picking his nose
on the sideline, Trevor Lawrence. There's video is going around.
Speaker 3: He looks, he looks like before.
Speaker 5: The game was over. But you know who hadn't.
Speaker 7: I don't even know what touchdown y'all.
Speaker 3: Are talking about. Wait, that feels like somebody got caught
picking Berger's on the sideline.
Speaker 5: Not everybody doesn't. What are you going about? What do
you mean everybody? Everybody picks?
Speaker 8: He was making himself lighter for this last touchdown. Round absolutely,
this is a touchdown twice.
Speaker 3: Oh so, dude, that is great effort by Chris Jones.
There go back, It'll run back, okay, number ninety five
Chris Jones for the Chiefs. That was incredibly incredible effort.
Just stood there, just watch.
Speaker 5: We watched him fall down twice. It was like somebody's
got him for right. Oh my gosh, so this touchdown,
So this was what's Chris Jones? Oh no, no, I'm good.
I'm good.
Speaker 3: Got it.
Speaker 5: He's bad on film on that one.
Speaker 3: He's looked bad on He's got like three or four
of them.
Speaker 5: You know what. He can't say.
Speaker 6: He can't do any wrong though, after that postgame interview
a couple of weeks ago, and he said he didn't
want to trade jerseys with Russell Wilson.
Speaker 5: That's true. Oh yeah, that's your guy. Now He's like, no,
I'm good. Yeah, terrible sportsmanship.
Speaker 6: But yeah, so you had that touchdown. They would ended
up being the game winning touchdown after he fell down twice,
graceful stood up.
Speaker 5: And he got in.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 6: And then on Sunday you had the was it the
Titans Cardinals? Yes, where cam Ward throws an interception in
the red zone.
Speaker 5: Yep, and the guy just.
Speaker 6: Drops the ball, falls down, drops the ball, It bounces
around like a wet bar of soap.
Speaker 5: And they ended up those two.
Speaker 6: The funnier NFL touchdowns were game winning touchdowns, game changing touchdowns.
I don't remember seeing quite some guy fall in the
backfield twice and then score.
Speaker 5: Here we go, there it.
Speaker 3: Is and then oh, this guy's kicking it like those
are National Football League touchdowns.
Speaker 5: National. This looks like maction right here, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 8: And those two teams are the matching of the NFL Titans.
Speaker 3: How the Titans won that game is remarkable, like when
you go through all the plays it led to them
being victorious.
Speaker 5: And we played the one yesterday where the running back
dropped the ball.
Speaker 3: In the half inch line, which is still the dumbest
thing you can do in sports.
Speaker 5: Yeah it is.
Speaker 6: But there has been a lot of news from that play,
what happened post game, and I do want to I
know we're going we only got a couple of minutes
lefts in the seventh, so probably want to come back
with it. After this, A lot of people talking about it,
a lot of discussion about how the head coach for
the Cardinals handled the situation where his player, I can't.
Speaker 5: Even pronounce his name, what's his last name, Mercado?
Speaker 6: The Mercado fumbled, you know, inexcusable, undisciplined, terrible play. But
the post game or the post play on the sideline
Jonathan Ganner, head coach for the Cardinals, absolutely brats and
which I'm okay with, but I want to get Jake's reaction,
we'll watch the video of a little bit he took it.
He took it a little further than just verbal. On
the discipline, oh physical, got a little physical. Okay, all right,
we got that for you.
Speaker 3: And again LSU South Carolina, we've got Saints and Patriots
breakdowns coming your way. We've got Nick Underhill, New Orleans
dot Football in our number three. A lot to get
to here on this Tuesday edition of OTV.
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video that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so we're gonna pull this video so again to
set the scene again. The Cardinals in an epic disaster
of an ending to a game. They were up twenty
one to six.
Speaker 5: Is that right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're up twenty one to six, Amari Demarcado. They're
running back breaks off a great run. It's the whole boom.
We all heard the story. By this point, he fumbles
right on the goal line, right before he gets to it. Now,
it's probably an arguable call. I would have probably said
in review that he probably scored, but whatever doesn't matter.
Don't do it so stupid. Jake talked about it yesterday,
The dumbest thing you can do as a football players
drop it. So you would expect him to be coached
up really well. You would expect the coach to not
be real happy with him, not be pleased with him.
But did the head coach take it a little too far?
I wanted to get you honest, because you haven't seen this.
Speaker 5: Nope.
Speaker 6: The Jonathan Ganna, the head coach, kind of a weak
chin head coach for the Arizona Cardinals. Did he handle
this properly?
Speaker 7: Hmm?
Speaker 3: Okay, so up, so the beginning of the video. I
actually don't mind at all. It's it's the last little
punch that I got a problem with, like the the
initial Come on, man, every coach that.
Speaker 5: It gives you, he gives a little little it gives
a little left tap on the check.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, we need you, We're gonna need you
in here. Stop pouting, we need you.
Speaker 5: Get over it.
Speaker 3: I don't know, he's kind of where he started the situation,
but it was the last punch that was out of
frustration and anger, and he just got it. Like if
you hit like the the initial stuff, Like, man, I've
had coaches.
Speaker 5: Do that all the time, like whatever, that's cool.
Speaker 3: Hell my dad did that when I was playing for
Sunset Acres Indian shout out. But like the last little
punch that he got, like on the way out he hit.
Some of them gonna do that, like you gotta know
we're gonna fight. Yeah, it might not be out there
like on the sideline or have a real conversation. Uh
you could tell obviously whatever he was saying. There's some
people that are starting to walk over there because they
probably feel like escalating past a point.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: You see players and coaches yea.
Speaker 6: So you can start reading the body language when he
gets up, like when he when he starts tucking his
chin and like getting his head down and getting real close,
you can tell he's like to the point where he
wants to fight that kid, right, Yeah, you could tell
he gets to that point and then he he kind
of like all right. So there's a lot of different
ways to coach. There's a lot of ways to coach. Well,
there is, you know when from our experience at LSU,
there's a Nick Saby way to coach, jimbo Fisher type
of coach, very similar like that, like we all know
that coach and stuff will must Champ. We've seen it
on the sideline, Like there's that way to coach. Then
there's there's a less miles, There's a Gary Croton way
to coach. There's no right or wrong way. Right, there's
no right or wrong way to coach, as long as
like you are true to yourself and you were consistent
with your approach too. Yeah, there's a couple of issues
that I have from here. So once once, like once
you in the NFL, you set your roster and you
got the guys have got their pads on, right, they
got their pads on.
Speaker 5: It's in the game.
Speaker 6: It's your job as a coach to get the best
out of those players in that game. Like if you
want to discipline, if you want to bench somebody, if
you want to cut somebody, that's all well and good,
but you're still in the middle.
Speaker 5: Of a fight right there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like it's it's your job as a coach to like,
all right, look, I can tell this guy he's pretty
upset about what he did.
Speaker 5: No one's going to be harder on himself than he is.
Speaker 6: Right now, you got a teammate with your arm around him, like,
all right, let me go there, chew him out whatever.
Speaker 5: But then let's be like we got to go, yeah,
I need you, blah blah blah.
Speaker 6: So it's it's your job as a coach, Like in
that moment, he's got his jersey on for that day.
He's part of the team for that day, so it's
your job to get the best out of him.
Speaker 5: We've all had coaches that slap you on the head.
Speaker 6: We've all had coaches that hit you on the shoulder
pads or like you said, give you a little like
let's go kind of tap on the chest.
Speaker 5: But that last hit.
Speaker 6: There ain't no world, there ain't no league that where
it's okay to do that, to hit a kid. So
there's a difference. And don't take this as a soft thing,
like if you want to like hit someone in the
pads to get him going, but to make your try
to hit somebody to try to make yourself feel better
as a coach. That's what he did right there. He's
making himself feel better. Yeah, because he just hit the kid.
There's no world in that where that's okay. That coach
should be fine right there, just for that situation. And
he's already apologized for I don't I don't agree like
break the kid, yell at him. That's fine, all well,
but you took it a little. Once you start taking
it personal and you're yelling at a kid to make
yourself feel better instead of getting trying to get the
best out of him, and to get the best out
of him sometimes means like you got to tear him down, right,
just like we disciplined kids. We got to tear him
down sometimes because we're trying to teach them a lesson.
But once you take it to the level where you're
just getting your own personal frustrations out because you want
to fight that person.
Speaker 5: I'm sure he did. It wouldn't have gone well for him.
It wouldn't have gone great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no problem, Like I have something with something like
that because, like I said, like I grew up and
that's just kind of how I was coaching. Actually, like
I prefer that over Gary Croton, Like Gary Croton created
no emotions out of me.
Speaker 5: Oh again, don't take you wrong.
Speaker 6: Like I've been yelled at worse than if anybody out
there is like saying, well, that's a soft tag.
Speaker 5: I've been yelled at and disciplined worse than you have,
I promise you from my coaches.
Speaker 3: Yeah no, no, I'm saying like for me, like I I'd
rather that. Then somebody is like, now come on, guys,
we got to go out there and do better. Like
so I actually prefer that.
Speaker 5: But the only.
Speaker 3: Thing I'll say like that is a grown man that
you're hitting and so like what would have happened if
he turns around and he goes after you, Yeah, like
you can't, right, and that player probably would have been
cut so like he can't be Like if like the
first couple of little hits, like I'm cool with that
like whatever, but if like the last one like to
push again, like I don't really care, that's fine, but like.
Speaker 6: The pushing the chest over the line, right, it's not
every line you see it. I'm sure there's a lot
of NFL players that aren't gonna like that if they
did that, but whatever. Uh And I've kind of seen
the chat like, well, those NFL players are really kid. Yeah,
I guess I'm saying kid, they are killing old because
you're an old because I'm a man because I'm forty.
But he's you got to coach and a player, right,
there's still that hierarchy.
Speaker 5: There's still like so yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Guess yeah, not a kid technically, no a man, but
still it's a coaching coaching coach player relationship right there
as a.
Speaker 5: Coach that Taylor talks about all the time like he's
on the hot seat.
Speaker 3: He knows he's on the hot seat. And you can
see the frustration.
Speaker 6: Because when he tucked his head and got real close
too his neck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like again, my only problem is like what if
like he turned on that coach, like the story wouldn't
even be it would be him the player. The player
would get cut, Like it's always like I say, when
whenever there's like any kind of brawl and officials get
in the middle of it and they're like pushing players
and like pushing players and like getting them out of
you know, when they have a penalty they disagree with.
Like officials always put their hands on players, like in
basketball football, And I'm like, if he did that, he
would basically be arrested. So you probably don't need to
put your hands on that player like that. And it
always bothers me because and not because all like how
dare you? It's like, now, if you put your hands
on somebody, you better be ready for me to put
my hands back on you.
Speaker 5: It's just a double standard I don't like.
Speaker 6: And then Taylor brought something up at commercial break where
last year Andy Reid and Travis Kelsey got into it
and to read, Belly bumped him.
Speaker 5: That's okay to be because that's just funny. That's as salt.
That is a deadly weapon right there.
Speaker 3: You know, that's a hard callous Belly been through a lot.
Oh man, again, I guess like the player didn't really
right now. I didn't love the player's post game press conference.
It was just flipping and just almost like you'll learn
from this and learn from this, and it was you
gotta take full accountability. He's like like it was something
like you know who hasn't had a moment, Like there's
something of that nature. I'm not my quoting here. It's
some paraphrasing. It's like a lot of people that just
finished the ins.
Speaker 6: Yeah no, I mean you should have learned about that
when you were like twelve.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you're gonna learn from it.
Speaker 6: Or Jonathan Gannon's gonna hit you again, Jonathan, make you learn?
Speaker 5: Oh, here we go. Is this the belly bump?
Speaker 2: Ye?
Speaker 5: See like that you could tell that's their relationship.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like, look they feed off that, they feed off
each other from that.
Speaker 5: Oh that's good.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 6: Come on, this is a little different old Jonathan Gannon,
old week chin. He looks kind of sick.
Speaker 5: Did you know Jonathan Gannon before this incident? I knew
his face. I had no ideas. Man. I was like
you talking about richest brother.
Speaker 3: The fact that you know who rich Cannon is. I'm
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Speaker 5: I was just watching a video.
Speaker 3: It's like Gino Smith got hit by a car, and
I'm like, what, Gino Smith got hit by a car,
And they play the video and then somebody running over
a trash can.
Speaker 5: He got me.
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: No, Gino Smith got hit by a car?
Speaker 5: First, Mark Sanchez.
Speaker 3: Now Gino is just an angry Raiders face Mark himself.
Speaker 5: Mark did what you're doing? Mark? I don't know where
the trash can is. Gina might as well, you're just
trying to get some sprints in.
Speaker 3: He was just trying to say fit job. That's that
story is more bizarre by the day, minute, hour, second, whatever.
Speaker 5: You see the video of him walking around after you've
been stabbed, it looks like a zombie.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean he's.
Speaker 6: Stabbed in the chest three times and probably very intoxicated.
Speaker 7: Drunk people don't I don't know, drunk people don't feel anything.
Speaker 3: So I saw the video and somebody's like, how in
the world if you're stabbed three times are you walking
like that? Somebody said, brother, he doesn't feel like blank
blank thing. Yeah, I don't know how deep shallow enough.
Speaker 6: Oh god, that's crazy. I cut myself with scissors the
other day and it just ruined my whole day. It
wasn't even that bab of a cut.
Speaker 3: The thing, the thing that really is like all jokes aside,
so obviously like he worked incredibly hard to be an
NFL quarterback. Like anytime you you do that, and I
don't care how talented you are, if you get to
the NFL, like you've put in some real work. But
also if you're calling a game in the National Football League.
There's only so many of those spots, and there's some
people that certainly could do it, but it's like, if
you get one of those spots, you've worked your butt
off to get it, and you're really good at your craft,
and you know you got to spend time and effort
and time away from your family to get one of
those And it's like how much you work to get
to that point and how quickly one awful, terrible, bad
decision can take all that away, like everything, Like I
don't see a world he doesn't go to prison. Well,
I think they upgraded it to Yeah, I saw that
this morning.
Speaker 5: They see the picture of the victim.
Speaker 8: That's bad, he's going to prison because the so they
up they uped one of them to a felony.
Speaker 5: But it's up to six years.
Speaker 6: So yes, after the show yesterday, the report had come out,
like it is anywhere between one and five years or
one and six years in prison. Like, yeah, it's a
pretty it's a pretty big range right there, me. But yeah,
really unfortunate turn of events there. And like you said,
this story keeps changing. It'll probably be different in five
hours than it is right now. I'm sure there's gonna
be you know, it's you know, what's the year of
our Lord right now, twenty twenty five. I'm sure there's
gonna be some videos surfacing. Yeah, bad situation, and he
sounds like you brought.
Speaker 5: It on himself. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I have not seen one thing that was the opposite.
So yeah, anyways, enough time on Mark Sanchez. Yeah, what
a terrible decision that was true. Yeah, real life fell
on me, bro.
Speaker 5: He really assaulted that that gentleman of what sixty nine
years old?
Speaker 7: Yeah, sixty nine over a parking spot. He's trying to
be the manager of a hotel that he's not the
manager of.
Speaker 5: Yeah, just take your key guard, go to your room.
Speaker 6: Mark, Look where I got him. It wasn't even his hotel.
Where was he walking to after he got stabbed?
Speaker 8: If this old guy doesn't move the truck, I'm gonna
beat his eyes.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Mark Sanchez, Yep, first job, buddy.
Speaker 3: Moving on to tell us you saw Carolina as one
would make that sweet transition.
Speaker 5: Do you think Mark would pick South Carolina?
Speaker 3: Well, LSU because they get they fight over the USC
deal us c's Yeah, South Carolina and Southern California. M
you've been watching tape of Lenora Sellers over the last
couple of days.
Speaker 5: I have, I've watched. I want to watch all of it.
I'm gonna give a later in the week.
Speaker 6: I'll give like a real detailed breakdown of Lenora Sellers
and some of the South Carolina. But I have watched
the South Carolina Kentucky tape and detail both offensive defense.
Speaker 5: And first of all Kentucky. I said, I texted y'all Australia,
who's this quarterback for Kentucky?
Speaker 6: Brutal tape? Offensive coordinator brutal. So that game was pretty close,
Like so I think, what was it? What did the
score end up being? Like thirty five to ten?
Speaker 5: I believe.
Speaker 6: That game was actually pretty close. In the second quarter.
It was pretty like back and forth game. South Carolina
ran single highest safety. There's a backup quarterback playing for Kentucky.
What Cutter Bowlie is that?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: Classic Cord Bowlie was a quarterback. I couldn't even I
couldn't even told you that. Yeah, so he was a
quarterback for Kentucky. They ran the ball probably ninety percent
of the time in the first half. South Carolina they
noticed this last year playing I watched a lot of
the South Carolina Clemson game leading up to the Clemson
game this year. For LSU, they do like to play
a lot of really aggressive in the secondary, so a
lot of single high safety, and against Kentucky, against a
backup quarterback that wasn't great. In the passing game, they
ran single high safety probably ninety eight percent of the time. However,
Kentucky good running team. They were still able to move
the ball a little bit early in the game, in
the second quarter. Actually, Kentucky is up ten to seven,
and then in a matter of three plays, USC scores
fourteen points on two turnovers, one fumble, sack, fumble, touchdown
one and picks six for a touchdown in a matter
of three different plays and all of a sudden, I
mean it's a It goes from a ten to seven
lead for Kentucky playing the kind of game they wanted
to running the ball, running the ball to twenty one
ten deficit and they just never could climb out of it.
South Carolina, you know, they make some plays, they're not
They're not particularly great on offense or defense. I don't
think just this is based on one game. Now, they
could have had off game like Lenoresello has made some plays.
Let me tell you, he is a strong dude.
Speaker 5: Like that is a kid.
Speaker 6: You better wrap up and you better it better be
tackled by committee, because that's the one thing that he
does really well.
Speaker 5: Worse. We all kind of know, we've seen it firsthand.
Speaker 6: He scrambles and he breaks tackles from a from a
from a just a play in the quarterback position. He
doesn't have great footwork in the pocket. He's not exceptionally accurate.
He can make throws. That's not that's not to say
he's not gonna make good throws, but as a just
playing the standard quarterback position doesn't seem like the biggest
threat to me. Now it's the off schedule stuff. Him
breaking Like he makes these big plays. He's breaking two, three,
four tackles in the backfield. So like when you when
you get a shot at him, you better big boy
him like you, you better not go in there timid,
and you better grab a hold of any part of
his body you can get ankles, shoes, shirt, helmet, horse call,
whatever it is. I don't know, but like you better
at horse con'sibility. Well that's better than breaking off for
about an eighty you're a touchdown. But that's like the
one thing that like really sticks out and he and
he does. He'll make some really good throws. But from
a footwork standpoint, he he's a little bit happy foot
in the pocket, gets confused a little bit if you
if you bring some untraditional looks, but he always has
that ace up his sleeve. Man, he can he can
always break out. But LSU is proven. This is not
a new situation for LSU's defense going against a quarterback
that can play off schedule, make plays with his legs.
Speaker 5: So it'll be a really good matchup. But it'll be
a fun matchup.
Speaker 6: They don't run like this fastball tempo stuff that Old
Miss that you see with Old Miss.
Speaker 5: So I expect the LSU's defense to create a lot
of confusion.
Speaker 6: I expect them to get Harold Perkins in the right
spot to do to play that that spy technique that
we that we know and love from Harold Perkins. So
I think this is a really this will be a
really fun matchup for Blake Baker in the gang. I
see them flying around. I see them getting back to
now against Ole Miss. Of course, we had to be
a little bit more Vanilla because of that speedball, that tempo,
that fast paid. It's just you can't get to a
lot of complicated defenses and you can't always get the
perfect defense called at the right time as you want to,
or you can't you can't switch personnel and get fresh
guys in and play kind of the tempo the ball
that you want to. But I think this week kind
of changes that I'm I'm watching this Kentucky game and
I'm trying to like find like the dangerous parts on
South Carolina, and I just haven't come across it yet. Besides,
Lenard Seller's been able to break the thousand tackles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look, he's not really had weapons over the last
couple of years. He's had guys that are really good athletes.
He's had guys that are on Bruce Feldman's fly list.
Nick Harbor has been on there three times already in
his college career. But it's like, okay, like he's super
athletic and he can make you know, a play here
or there, but consistently, no, he's not what you need
if you're Leonora Sellers at the quarterback position. So when
you've watched tape so far, do you think South Caroline's
better on offense or better on defense in the totality of.
Speaker 6: The I've watched the one tape and playing a Cutter
Bowley led offense and whoever the offensive coordinator is for Kentucky,
their defense, I mean, hey, I mean you're talking about
like though eighty six bears.
Speaker 5: Pretty much the same.
Speaker 6: Their defense is pretty good now, vulnerable to the outside run.
Surprisingly enough, I don't know what Kentucky's stats are as
far as their running game and how good they are
at running game. It's kind of I don't know where
they are on the leaderboard if they're known to be
like this juggernaut running team. But they ran the ball
pretty effectively. South Carolina, like I said, had to load
the box. They were putting seven to eight guys in
the box very consistently, which made it hard, but they
were pretty susceptible to the outside run. Their defensive backs
had a really, really hard time getting off blocks. Yeah,
and again, I don't know the Kentucky personnel well enough
to say, man, their wide receivers are the greatest blocking
Roger receivers to ever play the sport of football. But
like the defensive backs for South Carolina could not get
off blocks. So a lot of those plays that LSU
does like to do that little pop passes behind a
line of scrimmage and locking up blocks with the receivers.
We always say those are really hard blocks to maintain.
Kentucky did it consistently consistently locked up guys in the
secondary and they just couldn't get off?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know you saw the South Carolina Edge Rushers
flash as well and Stuart preseason All American?
Speaker 6: Which one do you know what number he is? I
wasn't looking at names, and I wasn't comparing my film,
but I know number twelve and number nine. They showed
up on film a lot. They popped and I got
I got a lot of different clips.
Speaker 3: That I come stream because he's six huh Stuart six.
Speaker 6: Okay, six pops as well. I didn't see him as much,
but six popps as well, but number twelve, number number
twelve pop. Now, I'll show some film a little bit
later on in the show. Got a pick and choose
which clips I want to show, because I'll show some
film today, show some film tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Just gotta we're.
Speaker 6: Figuring out how we want to kind of spread that out,
and I do want to get into some more games.
I'll get into some more games outside Kentucky today. But yeah,
South Carolina. They are three and two, win against Virginia Tech,
went against South Carolina State, a thirty one seven loss
at home, versus Nandy loss at Missouri twenty nine to
twenty and then a win. Of course their latest game
Kentucky thirty five thirteen, which is was a lot closer
game except for those you know, fumble sack, fumble, touchdown,
pick six. So there we go, South Carolina, I uh
not initially super impressed.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll continue to break it down when we
come back here on our TV after bench. All right,
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Speaker 5: To night.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back in OTV here on this Tuesday morning.
We were talking yesterday before the show about our favorite
NFL team. So I started talking about the Chargers and
we said, like Austin Deculus is starting left tackle for them,
he played right tackle at LSU.
Speaker 5: How about this?
Speaker 3: And by the way, or Mari and Hampton their running
backs on IR now as well, over the last three games,
defenses have it combined eighty one pressures on Justin Herbert
three games? Eighty one? Good to give you an idea
of that number, Josh Allen was pressured eighty times in
all of twenty twenty four, eighty one in three games.
Speaker 5: Hold on saying Josh Allen is only pressured eighty times in.
Speaker 3: Twenty four and justin Herbert's eighty one in the last
three games.
Speaker 6: I will say that's a little bit of a misleading comparison,
because that is an alarmingly low amount of times Josh
Allen's pressured.
Speaker 5: It is, I mean, that's why they probably grabbed it.
Yeah for sure. Still, Oh boy, oday, how many times.
Speaker 7: Are they pressured? Spencer Ratler?
Speaker 3: Oh, I'd love to see that number.
Speaker 5: Actually, I don't know. I've eighty research uh that at
some point during the day. Wrap back.
Speaker 7: Oh, here's a question, Spencer, how do you feel when
you're getting pressured?
Speaker 3: I think he's gonna say, uh, natural, because I've done
it my higher college and pro Cresa. Wait, that's not
how football's played. When you snap it and hit your hands,
you got a guy in your face. They play another
way weird. I don't know what his pressure number is,
but I'm gonna look it up and I guarantee you
it's pretty hot. And I don't know if it's eighty
one in three games that that feels egregiously bad.
Speaker 5: But so yeah, do you think the Chargers can pounce back?
I don't know. Joe Walt still out a starting to
stack up.
Speaker 3: Lost your left tackle for the year, your right tackle
who moved the left tackle is only IR. You're two
running backs, including your first round pick. Now, but on
the IR you got good quarterbacks and receivers mm hmm.
But Khalil Max on the IR. So maybe Chargers going
charger ma they are, That's why they're the bush league bolts, Bud.
They look good out there, though.
Speaker 5: Look good at their unis. That's about where it stops.
Speaker 3: The question is can your Packers find their way back
to how they looked against the Commanders earlier in the year.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, for sure, Yep. That's it. That's that's the breakdown.
You know, it's the NFL.
Speaker 6: You're gonna have your ebbs and flows, like we've seen,
nobody's gonna go undefeated. So yeah, so you drop one
to the Browns, So what at Flacco, who's not gonna
lose to them? Anybody everybody else? Yeah, it's just fun.
It's it's fun that both leagues that we're all into.
Of course, college football. NFL now has no one dominant team.
Speaker 5: No no teams already, every team's already got a defeat
in the NFL.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. I know, you have both go down, so.
Speaker 6: Both undefeats go down. The was it seventy two Dolphins? Yep,
seventy two Dolphins popping the champagne early early October? They're
getting to pop the champagne line at the cigars.
Speaker 3: And we were like, we were wondering which AFC South
team would be nine and seven and make the the postseason.
I guess it's nine and eight now seventeen games, which
one of those nine and eight teams will make the
postseason and get beaten in the first round. And it's
the only division that has two teams four and one,
the Colts and the Jags. And Houston's been very mid
and Tennessee looks like a Division two team.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Houston's been mid, but they came out and they
blow up the Ravens, and now I know it's not
the same Ravens team. I know they had a backup quarterback,
but they had a lot of issues offensively, not ex accuting,
Like we're sitting here like why aren't they good? Why
aren't they good? Well, they finally executed. They executed the
x's and o's like they draw it up, which they
have not been doing. C. J. Stroud finally looked the
part Nico.
Speaker 5: So we'll see. Is the AFC South at the best
division in football?
Speaker 3: We were wondering if it was the AFC Wes and
it's like, now, Chiefs have a losing record. I think
the Broncos still have a losing record.
Speaker 5: I think they're three and two now out.
Speaker 3: Okay, the Chargers are three and two. The Raiders are
the Raiders quarterback getting ran over allegedly from a video.
Speaker 5: Chargers Broncos three and two.
Speaker 6: Guys, it's the Packers here, No way. The football gods
are gonna let let the tush push win two super
Bowls in a row.
Speaker 5: There's no so about Danny Dimes.
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