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Speaker 1: Live from the Mercedes Benz of Baton Rouge Studio. Here's
Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
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Speaker 4: Here on a Wednesday morning, Jake Flynn, Alandra and Tate
all here with you. How we do and how we
living room?
Speaker 5: We are doing great?
Speaker 6: Yeah, riveting golf conversation right before it.
Speaker 5: Was a full fighting here.
Speaker 4: I didn't I just I didn't know. Matt was that Yeah,
so in the golf I know he liked it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He was also very defensive of Tiger Woods. He was
what if he cheated on his wife?
Speaker 7: Who cares?
Speaker 5: Did say that? I did that? What are we talking about?
Let's start thirty seconds into the Show's not bringing that up,
But we were talking about sports.
Speaker 7: We were we actually were.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, Jake just came in here hot with just
terrible opinions.
Speaker 6: Well, okay, the the original comment was that Tiger Woods
is like nobody in this room said this, but somebody
said that Tiger Woods is the greatest athlete of all time.
Speaker 4: And you can't talk bad about Tiger Woods. Doubt that
statement to a golf bro. No, golf brow don't want
to hear that. No, I don't even know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't even know how the conversation started. I
never said he was the greatest athlete of all time.
I just defended him because you were poo pooing on him.
Speaker 8: We were talking about you guys should wear the same
thing immedia day because somehow Jake and t Bob wound
up wearing the same thing. Really, well, that's because t
Bob will wear the same shirt for a row. You
said Tiger never wore the same shirt twice, and I
was like, there's nothing good anymore.
Speaker 5: Maybe needs to go back to him.
Speaker 9: So it.
Speaker 5: Was it was my fault, all right, Hey golfers out
there listening, like, just I want you to sit down
for a second, because Jacob literally said.
Speaker 4: Oh Jacob, I don't like that at all.
Speaker 5: I'm a good I'm a good athlete. I just stand
over a ball and hit it.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 4: My point was I have had people that I've played with.
It are NFL players, We have played Tory Pines two
weeks after the US opened in two thousand and I
guess eight, and I saw Billy Bullock shoot like a
seventy two. So my whole point was, like, somebody like
that can be closer to a professional than like a
professional golfer could be to what we did, or a
basketball player, baseball player, you pick it. The point was
that those guys are closer. I'm not saying they're Tiger Woods.
I'm not saying they're elite, but they can go out
there and they can do that. There's not a golfer
in the world that could go complete a pass in
an NFL game beyond the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 5: I understand that you were like, yeah, we can't ever
compare Tiger Woods to like Michael Jordan's greatest athlete of
all time, and I disagreed with that. I'm not saying
he is or above anybody, but like there, you can
go around the country, around the world and watch pick
up basketball games and you have some ballers out there
that are probably close where you could make the same
argument they're closer to playing in the NBA then.
Speaker 7: But I think like those is a complete in the past.
Speaker 6: The question is is like the athleticism, not how easy
it is to get to the elite.
Speaker 7: I think it is athlete.
Speaker 5: Of all time. He is the most athletic person of
all time.
Speaker 6: Well in their sport, I would say, like in his sport,
he probably is the greatest of all time.
Speaker 7: But like out of all the sports and all the athletes,
I don't think he is because.
Speaker 8: Like, honestly, I've always had this this opinion, and a
lot of people have told me I'm wrong on it.
Speaker 5: That's fine.
Speaker 8: I would be a terrible NASCAR driver. I don't think
NASCAR drivers are athletes. But Tony Stewart's fat and he's
one of the better athletes. He's one of the better
NASCAR drivers.
Speaker 5: Out there.
Speaker 4: Just sitting back here watching o TV is North Carolina somewhere.
Speaker 9: Is he not?
Speaker 8: But he's away driver. But that is like, okay, make
him a better athlete than that. But like Matt's in
better shape, Tony's probably a better driver.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying, Like, NASCAR drivers aren't athletes.
Speaker 4: Bad guy.
Speaker 5: So if we're going like the most athletic person, then
it wouldn't be Michael Jordan most athletic person in the world.
I don't know, he's just like a completely different conversation.
Speaker 4: What he did just in the middle of his career,
go play minor league baseball and not be that bad
at It's pretty impressive.
Speaker 5: Got it? But most athletic Sanders greatest athlete of all time?
Jackson Jackson to sport of Jackson run backwards. I don't know,
nobody does true.
Speaker 6: See, but Michael Jordan was also a golfer, wasn't he,
and like pretty good at it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can be pretty good.
Speaker 5: And so he got kidnapped on space shoom he pulled
through the golf hot athlete wouldn't have gotten taken in.
But anyway, I just want to see, don't We don't
even wait till the microphones turned on to start arguing sports.
We did it five minutes before the show started.
Speaker 7: He says, we don't talk about sports.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, k.
Speaker 5: Hey, how about Agata greatest athlete of all time?
Speaker 7: Let's go how about today and Jonas and Neck.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you we watched the end of the
Tour de France stage yesterday. Taylor Landra locked in.
Speaker 7: I was locked in, locked in.
Speaker 4: I was separating cars in the other room. It was electric,
but I heard y'all, and it sounds like you are
having fun.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 4: I know I heard her.
Speaker 7: I was enjoying myself.
Speaker 5: You try it. Do not knock it until you try it.
But I think we can all agree. Tiger, what's top
three athlete of all time?
Speaker 7: I don't know about top three. I'd put him in
my top.
Speaker 8: I mean, but hard top ten outside of the two
sport guys are multi sport guys, Like, how do you
determine this?
Speaker 6: I think we need to like operatively define you win
their sport.
Speaker 4: I'll say this, and this isn't throwing shade at somebody
that enjoys golf. I have had this conversation with people
that love golf, and you're never going to win this conversation.
You're just not going to. Yeah, it's you know, whoever
your goat is in whatever sport you love, it's never
going to be more than Tiger is to a golf
bro in their goat just not going to.
Speaker 6: Well, you could also look and be like and live
your life like John Daily and play golf.
Speaker 8: You could so John Daily, Tony Stewart one of the same.
Speaker 5: You don't, I didn't can't go and look at what
he did for such a long period of time and
say he's not one of the top athletes of all time.
You just can't do it. It's impossible. Like if you're like,
if you go into it with a clear and open
mind just looking at Wins, not with like your meat
had too gritty to be pretty view of life, you can't.
Speaker 4: You gotta just look at it, Nicholas, he's pretty good.
Oh that's not who you're talking about, you said, Wins.
Speaker 5: I just I'll tell you what. You can argue that
Tiger Woods is probably one of, if not the most
influential athletes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I can agree there.
Speaker 6: We were talking about that with the Kaitlin very much,
so I definitely agree with that.
Speaker 4: I think you just got mad that Mike all starts
my goat. I felt that, Yeah, I felt that. In
his words, it's true though, Mike alst shucks goatee. Yeah
you think Mike still has a goateea?
Speaker 5: I hope you gotta hope does anybody?
Speaker 7: Those are probably back and Star and then he.
Speaker 4: Like, dare somebody say something about it?
Speaker 5: People have like the dirty go tea?
Speaker 7: Look, no he doesn't. What is that considered? Is that
a goatee? He literally just has down here. It's okay.
I thought was like a little triangle.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we gotta come up. Yeah, because like.
Speaker 5: Hair just on the chims, i'd call that a go
to you just not for some reason, goatee is the
mustache that connect connects to it. Yeah, it's just a
little an go tea chin patch.
Speaker 4: Jim Thorpe was a great athlete. I can't tell you
if he was the greatest because it was a long
long time ago and athletes have changed since then. Yeah,
it's kind of like I saw somebody breaking down. What
would Babe Ruth do if he stepped the box against
Paul Skis? How would that look?
Speaker 5: He would you know, he points the left field and
then all by nine feet probably.
Speaker 7: That's so embarrassing.
Speaker 6: Can you imagine calling your shot and then it like
striking out and then on the mountain?
Speaker 5: Yeah, like on bench.
Speaker 6: Warmers and he's like calling him shot. He goes like
he points out to the outfield and then he goes down.
He doesn't but like right in.
Speaker 4: Front of the.
Speaker 5: Bus.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, but he's like afraid.
Speaker 4: Of the guy's afraid of the sun.
Speaker 5: Oh, Howie.
Speaker 7: Salad.
Speaker 8: We were the guy that was on our high school
baseball team. He was really pale, and they called him
Howie and I was like, not a good not a
good nickname.
Speaker 4: What was the guy? What? What was the nickname? And
me myself and Ireen? Was it Milky?
Speaker 7: I don't remember.
Speaker 4: It was?
Speaker 8: Yeah, No, he called him Milky and then his name
turned out to b cast.
Speaker 5: Sports. Hey we start, we let it off?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Uh, next segment, who's better Mike Jordan or Lebron Jordan's.
Speaker 4: Michael Jordan does a joke?
Speaker 5: Does a joke?
Speaker 7: I think is on an island? Now? Yeah, but what wait,
aren't you Lebronron?
Speaker 4: I as well just go ahead and.
Speaker 7: Hit the Lebron trailer.
Speaker 5: I'm not a Lebron.
Speaker 8: Next, it's hard to say I didn't get to see
Michael play.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's really hard to a lot of out there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, okay, he played in six finals and he
won all six.
Speaker 5: I get that. I don't.
Speaker 8: I don't take that in consideration as much as others,
like you can see Michael's Michael's won six rings. Okay,
Bill Russell one eleven because Bill Russell better than Michael. No,
nobody's saying that like a factored a lot of things.
I don't know, and there's a different era.
Speaker 7: Lebron certified compiler.
Speaker 5: Lebron's super annoying. I feel like, oh, he's wanted to.
Speaker 8: Like if I like that fact, if I went, yes,
if I went and looked at it and I was like, oh,
I think Lebron's better. That don't make me a fan.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, Lebron's four and six in the finals and has
a losing record in the finals.
Speaker 5: So he's been ten times, yeah and lost six pretty good.
That means he's won ten conference championships. The banners, yeah
in Cleveland, they do.
Speaker 4: Oh you should it's Cleveland. It's a mistake by the Lake,
all right. I don't know what that was.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I've ever been as locked in
though as when he did go back to Cleveland and
win it. I was cheering pretty hard for that.
Speaker 4: Oh, because that was Golden State. Everybody everybody wanted Golden State, and.
Speaker 8: That was I mean, they were that was the That
was the seventy three and ninety And now I.
Speaker 5: Feel like that was kind of before he was annoyed.
Speaker 8: It was he didn't for me, Yes, am I taking
a shot at l A. He didn't get annoying for
me till he went to the Lakers.
Speaker 4: Just because T Bob's not here doesn't mean you have
to hate on southern California.
Speaker 7: He's been annoying for me.
Speaker 4: You don't have to take that spot from him.
Speaker 8: His whole mind, California, No, the whole thing right, his
own mind to change when he went to l A.
Which LA will do that to you.
Speaker 5: California left coast over there.
Speaker 4: It is to the left of us.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they tend to lean to the left.
Speaker 4: Lean with it, rock with it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 4: When we come back. A lot of taxes, oh my,
all the taxes, all the taxes, like.
Speaker 5: The fact that you defended so much.
Speaker 7: Shocked is an idiot to me what he did for
many reasons.
Speaker 5: But for many reasons.
Speaker 6: You're taking money to go pay a bunch of it
back to the government.
Speaker 5: So I had less.
Speaker 4: Money I paid one year.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he probably he probably made less of U C.
L A than he would have made it to C
this year. Yes, even before even before taxes.
Speaker 5: Uh, yeah, for sure, one thousand. He took half the
money to pay double ent. He didn't pay any in
say taxes last year. Now he's got to pay a lot.
Super smart job are have a great season.
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who's going to media day for LSU next week in
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Grace athlete.
Speaker 5: What do you think they think about Tiger Woods?
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Speaker 4: All right, So we now know who LSU is bringing
to media days, and you know the first two guys,
no surprise, Garrettnusmeyer on offense, Witweeks on defense. Duh, Well,
anybody could have guessed those two players. But we were
wondering who's the third player gonna be. We didn't really
know a lot of different options, but we didn't know
where they go offense, where they go defense. And they're
bringing Chris Hilton receiver, who obviously is going to be
a big part of LSU's offense. When you look at
his LSU career, he's playing behind you know, Molik Neighbors
and Brian Thomas Junior and Kyron Lacey. Like he's got
some really good players in front of him, and he
was going to be a big part last year. Anybody
that went out to training camp practice was like, Okay,
this guy's flashing. It's now his time. He's going to
be a big part of the offense. We all know
he gets hurt, he comes back, and he was rusty,
is what it is. We talked about it. They were
trying to get him the football because they know what
kind of a weapon he can be. But man, no, man,
did it start to hit there at the end of
the year. You look at the Oklahoma game, you look
at what he did against Baylor in the bowl game.
It's like, oh, that is what Chris Hilton can be.
That is the guy we saw all training camp long
when he was fully healthy. So I'm kind of like
when I heard his name, I'm like, Okay, well, that's
a guy that waited his turn. He's had to hang around.
He's he had two like generational receivers. And I don't
use that lightly. I mean, look at what they did
in the NFL last year ahead of him, when he
was going to be the guy. He got hurt, he
came back, went through some criticism, didn't allow it to
affect him to the point where he just shut it down.
He continued to play, and then at the end of
the year when he was healthy, he was thriving. And
now he's going to be counted on as probably your
big play weapon. Now the receiver room is stacked. It's
gonna you know, four or five guys are going to
have ten plus catches this year, maybe even more. I'm
just talking about just from the receiver room, not even
counting tight ends and backs. But he's still he is
going to be your guy when you need a big play,
when you need a shot down the field, it's going
to be number three. So, you know, excited for him,
Glad he's getting this opportunity because he's been here a
long time, he's a senior, he's waited his turn, and
now they're going to be counting on him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, look at it. It's like Chris Hilton
going into his fifth year, fifth season here at LSU.
So what it tells me that Brian Kelly decided to
bring him is, you know, when we look back at
we talk about this sometimes, like when we look back
at our team and the team's championship teams, there's always
like a like a common denominator, and it's always that
there's really good leadership on the team. And so let's
take a step back and look at the seven team.
I always say that like every position group had a
leader in that position group. When you break out the
meetings and quarterbacks, receivers, tight ends, like everybody had a
really good leader in almost every single room on the team.
And then on offense you come together and the defense
comes together and there's clear leaders like as the group
in general and then there's clear leaders as an entire team,
and there's just like this, there's this, there's this beautiful
hierarchy of good leadership. So nobody player on that team
is ever around or in the group a small group,
meeting group, or a large group around your teammates that there
isn't a clear and definitive leader. What this tells me is,
in as talented of a receiver room as LSU has
right now, that Chris Hilton is the guy that people
point to look to to be that leader, and he
might not be the leading receiver. I don't know. I
don't know that we're kind of have this luxury that
we could go to. We don't know who the leading
receiver on the team is going to be at the
end of the year, for like a yardage touchdown standpoint,
because it could be anybody any given game. It could
be Hilton one game he's you know, catches for one
hundred and forty yards, and the next game is Anderson
catches for one hundred and forty yards. Like it could
go game by game. I don't think there's gonna be
one guy that shines. But from a leadership standpoint, what
the coaches believe and how they feel about this guy
on how people look up to him is this is
a pretty big honor to me that he's getting getting
the invite to go to SEC media days, because that
just shows you what the coaches and what his teammates
think of him.
Speaker 4: So when you look at what he did a year ago,
I know, look at is a very small sample size.
He didn't come back until late October. But those last
two games is exactly what he can give you. Maybe
you have maybe Brown can give it to you. Right,
he's coming over from Kentucky. That's also kind of his
skill set, but you don't know how it's going to
translate in purple and goal. When you look at what
Chris Hilton Junior did against Oklahoma two catches, eighty five yards,
two touchdowns, all right, you look at what he did
against Baylor, four catches, one hundred and thirteen yards in
a touchdown. He averaged only the year Now, look, he
only had nine catches, you know that, but he had
nine catches for two hundred and forty three yards. Three
of those went for a touchdown, and he averaged twenty
seven yards per catch. That's what he can give you.
And so like on the field expecting big things from him,
but like Matt just said, in a room full of
really talented players, an alpha room, he's a guy that
they identified as the leader of that room, and they're
bringing games of media there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and looking forward to talk to him, seeing him,
looking forward to hearing what he has to say and
what all the players have to say. You know, we
we kind of talked about this set. You know, college
college athletes are kind of taught and directed to not
say much with their words. You know, speak for a
little while, but don't say anything. Basically, don't give any
Billboard material whatever it is. So we hope that we
can get a little bit out of them, you know
what I mean. Well, personality show much.
Speaker 4: I'll say this. They're much better than we were.
Speaker 5: Well, we were terrible.
Speaker 4: The worst they you know, they do commercials and they
do appearances and they do other things. We were like
the color commentator in the movie Major League where Harry
Doyle just kind of passes out and they're like you
got it and he flips over and there's like this
incredible play and fly ball.
Speaker 5: If I would have gone to sec ME today, Yeah,
we we have a really good team and We've been
working really hard. We're excited for the season. We're just
gonna take it one game at a time. But you know,
we got training camp, so we gotta take one practice
at a time, and then in practice, we gotta take
one play at a time. Yeah. I really, I really
think we're gonna be good. And I just I'm just
proud to be here. Go Tigers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we respect all of our opponents. We're not looking forward.
We're not looking past any opponents. No care that we
got the Florida Gators coming to town.
Speaker 5: Most important game is the next care that we got.
Speaker 4: Virginia Tech early in the season, we got Mississippi State.
When you go to Startville, Mississippi and those cowbills are bringing,
you don't know what's gonna happen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it's an SEC game. It's an SEC
even though it is Mississippi State and they're terrible, it's
an SEC game.
Speaker 4: Breaks out had seven interceptions, you.
Speaker 8: Gotta throw in. I mean, hey, Matt Flinn's just one man,
just one man.
Speaker 4: I've definitely done that interview before.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we were like, I remember my wife used to
be like, can you just like say something like like
can your personality show a little bit. It's kind of
like that uh, that meme that floats around with a
guy with like the cartoon care with a stick, like
do something like me? Just like, hey, do something in
an interview? Please?
Speaker 4: You get better? It's so much cooler now you get
better in the NFL, Right.
Speaker 5: I did once? I like once I didn't like care
the only thing bat I didn't care.
Speaker 4: How I played, like about or bad about being good
at interviews in the NFL after a loss, They're gonna
come into the locker room. I'm like, well he ain't. No, Hey, hey,
you want to get on podium?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, you good you They don't want to talk
to me.
Speaker 5: You got the game, just in it fifteen minutes ago.
Let me take a shower. Yeah, you gotta take a shower,
walk around.
Speaker 4: I played thirty plays and twenty two of them were ISOs.
Speaker 5: What was the time limit after NFL games that they
said the media the doors opened to the media. Was
it twenty minutes?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, it wasn't that long as.
Speaker 5: It's fifteen minutes, It wasn't. It wasn't less than fifteen.
Speaker 4: So fifteen from the time that, like, you go into
the wa you go like go in, not like start
talking or go into the locker room. Fifteen minutes.
Speaker 5: So just think about the NFL grown men. They just
fought their tails off, beating each other up, beating up
other grown men, getting beat up on you. Either win,
you lose, doesn't matter if it's playoffs, middle of the season,
whatever it is. I don't care if it's the most
heartbreaking loss ever. That media is coming in and that's
it's like fifty to one hundred of them. They're coming
into the locker room, and so you gotta listen to
your head coach talk. You gotta break it down, you
gotta you gotta whatever it is, get mad, get upset,
be happy, celebrate, cry, whatever it is. And then the
media comes in and it's not just like male members
of the media, and so you're having to like take
showers and stuff, and there's all sorts of awkward. I
feel like it should be like a thirty forty five minutes.
Speaker 4: I don't love it.
Speaker 5: No, it's they're catching they are catching pretty raw emotions. Yeah,
I don't love it, and raw views as well. Anyway,
I don't know.
Speaker 4: How we got there, Like, can I get this eye
black off? My face before you even like come in here,
like give me some time.
Speaker 5: Yep, good or bad?
Speaker 4: Let me have some time. That's why all always say
when referees mess up, they should have to answer questions too.
Matt through an interception to lose the game, He's got
fifteen minutes to think about it. If I fumbled to
lose the game, I got fifteen minutes, and I gotta
tell you why I fumbled. I gotta walk through the play.
I gotta tell you why my boss security was poor.
Referees just collect the check.
Speaker 5: That's well, like it. Don't ever get upset at athletes
like for what they say, especially after a game. It's like,
have you ever been emotional? You ever get mad and
say something you didn't mean? Thank it's all out there.
Speaker 4: But to see if we can pull up a clip
of Flynn post game. I'm sure there.
Speaker 5: Oh no, I'm sure, I'm fine. I'm sure I'm super boring.
Speaker 4: Ye for one, Well, when your wife tells you you're
boring in interviews, probably a good sign.
Speaker 5: That's what I was trained to do. I go back
to my Tommy Karen training days.
Speaker 4: All right, So again, Gary Desmeyer, Witweeks, Chris Hilton, Junior
are going to be in Atlanta representing LSH. We got
the full list of SEC attendees. Some surprises, some teams
not bringing their quarterback. What does that mean? But we'll
break all that down when we come back here on
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Speaker 9: Com from the locker room to the airwaves.
Speaker 1: Gets off the bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 4: All right, welcome back in OTV one of four to
five ESPN Beton Rouge. As we mentioned last segment for
l Shue, it is Chris Hilton Junior, Garrett Nussmeier, and
Wit Weeks. But we do have a full list of attendees,
no surprise in some of these places. Florida's bringing DJ Lagway,
George is bringing Gunner Stockton, Blake Shapin is going to
be there for Mississippi State, arch Manning going to be
there for Texas. All those are you know, Diego Pavia
is going for Vanderbilt, Lenor Seller's going for South Carolina.
So those are the obvious ones, right. Some of the
things that stood out to me Alabama not bringing a quarterback,
so that lets me know, like that is still an
open job. Alburn's bringing Jackson Arnold. Remember they got Daniels
the starter from Stanford to transfer in. They also have
Deuce Night five star freshmen. But Jackson and Arnold coming
to media day for Auburn feels like a big deal
for them. Kentucky not bringing a quarterback? What are you using?
Speaker 7: Flynn spreadsheet?
Speaker 5: Hell? Yeah, I even made some improvements.
Speaker 4: Can we turn the psyching down here?
Speaker 1: Hear that?
Speaker 5: Because I got headphones on you.
Speaker 8: Sorry, it's okay, it's I think it's a cool sound effect.
Speaker 7: Thank you, little background using.
Speaker 5: It's a time trial, individual time trials. We'll talk about
it later.
Speaker 4: All right, teams not bringing a quarterback.
Speaker 7: I was about to ask a question, but what about tour?
Speaker 4: Go ahead?
Speaker 7: So they all like are riding not on the team.
There's no peloton today, it's.
Speaker 5: Just to two time trials to the twenty one today.
Speaker 7: Yeah, going right now?
Speaker 5: Are today? Is one at a time, so it takes multiple
hours to.
Speaker 7: Get them ast Oh they do one at a time.
Speaker 5: At a time, individual time trials.
Speaker 7: That feels inefficient.
Speaker 5: So you're just like racing against the clock, racing against yourself. Okay,
push it as.
Speaker 6: Hard as you can, like a kilometer wise or like
how many or how many miles?
Speaker 5: Good question, I don't know. Just turned it on so
we'll get more. This guy's got a sweet mullet in
the food man. All right, well I'm pulling for that guy.
Speaker 7: MATEO, he's American.
Speaker 5: This is not mateya.
Speaker 6: I don't know who this is, okay, anyway, okay, takes like.
Speaker 4: I just don't know any of these names, and and
you're you're describing on the screen that only you can see.
Speaker 7: Look at this guy, Look at this guy.
Speaker 5: Amazing, it's the same thing. That's just.
Speaker 7: What does he look like? You gotta describe him?
Speaker 5: Well, he's got a mullet and popping out of a
beautiful bicycle helmet and a blonde food Manchew's pretty barely.
I'm gonna check the screenshot. You God, this guy's incredible.
What an athlete?
Speaker 4: Kayla Presley, Yeah, Caleb Press what he looks like? I'm
looking at him right now. No, you should have just
taken a screenshot right there. Anyways, No quarterback for Alabama,
no quarterback for Kentucky, no quarterback for Missouri, no quarterback
for Tennessee. But I think more importantly, no quarterback for Texas,
A and M that is not being there is interesting.
Speaker 6: I don't know, because he wasn't the starter last year
and this is isn't he a sophomore? Yeah, just like Oh,
I don't know though, maybe it is interesting though.
Speaker 4: They're bringing a dB offensive lineman and a linebacker. Look, Tennessee, okay,
you know you made a trade. You got Aguilar coming in.
He's barely been there. It makes sense Missouri, right, you
get somebody out of the portal from Penn State hasn't
really been there too long. That one makes a little
sense for you. To me. It is A and M
and it. You know, Kentucky just doesn't have one. That's
I don't think. I don't think Zach Cal's ota would
really move the needle. But Alabama like it not being
Ty Simpson. Look, they've got, you know, Keilan Russell, somebody
that is a five star guy. Again, They've they've got
to transfer that they brought in that the coaching staff
obviously knows and recruited and loves. I don't know, if
if I'm an Alabama fan, I think I would have
wanted to see Ty Simpson in this spot because I
think that means he's done a little bit since post
spring to maybe grab that job, right.
Speaker 8: Because like whether you love or hate Ty Simpson, like
you want to know who your guy is, you still
don't know, Like they like Alston Mack a lot.
Speaker 5: But he thinks it's gonna be something like even know.
And it is surprising because as we all know, like
the quarterback by default, just by playing the position, is
a leader. It's like a de facto leader that has
to be the leader. He's just a leader because he's
the one person that talks on the field, he's the
one person that touches the ball every single time. It's
the most important position on the field. So even if
you're not a good speaker or good talker, or you're
quiet or reserved, it doesn't matter because I mean, you're
a leader by the position you play. So if you're
secured at that position, then you take them. Like I
looked back, I didn't go, I didn't get invited. But
there was also this Miles was also hadn't said I
was a full time starter at that time either. But
like so I look back at the Texas A and
m one is strange to me because he's a starter. Huh.
He is a starter, right, He's the guy So he's
either Elko's either like trying to create the illusion of
like competition, competition, like we're we're not gonna you know,
he's got to be creating that illusion, or he's just saying,
like this guy is I want to he gets stressed
out in this kind of a viral, or he's not
good with the media or a good talker and I
don't want to put that on his plate. Or he's
just saying, we got some really kick ass leaders at
these other positions, some older guys, and I know they
have a lot of really good captains and leaders on
their defense that have been there and played along time
and are good, big vocal leaders. So but it is
strange because quarterback by default should be there because they're
always a leader, whether they want to be or not.
Speaker 8: To your point, eleven quarterbacks are going this year.
Speaker 5: M And like Jake said, like I get it, Like
if you're if you're in a like a like a
for real battle, then yeah, don't take a quarterback for sure.
But if you have a guy that everybody that you
know and everybody knows is going to start and it's
going to be returning for some point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think who their backup quarterbacks is what Zeno
from UAB if I'm if I'm not mistaken at A
and M so, I don't think there's a competition there.
I mean, I know he's a guy that started at UAB,
but they kind of just bring him in. I think
is an insurance policy. So that definitely stood out to me,
and like a couple of other things that did stand out,
like Arch Manning is finally going to get like that
moment in that time where he's got to answer the
questions and everybody's going to be just chomping at the
bit to get to Arch Manning and ask him all
the questions and the questions that they've been just piling
up for two years. And he's gonna have to go
through the old media car wash.
Speaker 5: We're gonna press him.
Speaker 7: He's going to have an overwhelming week.
Speaker 4: I think he's an afternoon I think Texas the Afternoon team.
Speaker 8: To Lincoln, stay late and get him while you're doing
your other show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Arch so.
Speaker 5: Bro oh, Johnny Moxon, nothing, that's all I needed. One question,
one and done.
Speaker 4: I'll bet you to a dollar to a donut. You
don't do that, we'll.
Speaker 5: See I mean after after lunch. I don't know, kind
of after vacation, you might get crazy.
Speaker 4: I can't wait until like I'm going to be gone,
and Hunt's going to be getting ready for his show.
So he's gonna have like, you know, our table, our set, whatever.
And you're gonna have like River's gonna have to help you,
and you're gonna have like a little tiny recorder. You
got to go like in a corner of a room
like a beat reporter, and you're gonna have to record
some of these interviews.
Speaker 5: I can tell you I'm not gonna be great at this.
Speaker 10: Hey, hey, I need an effort because look, T Bob's
obviously really good at this job, right yeah, T Bob
and T Bob is not scared to do anything right.
Speaker 4: T Bob at the Senior Bowl had a fail moment
in the same situation this year, like it happens.
Speaker 5: What was the film.
Speaker 10: Was?
Speaker 8: It was either a Lord of the Rings or a
Star Wars, and the guys like, yeah, I've seen it.
Bob gets so excited. He's like, oh, dude, tell me
all about like what's your favorite one? And the guy's like,
I don't really know. When T Bob was just kind
of like.
Speaker 4: It was like the way he was like a little
lost and he's like, I'm gonna go to what I know,
Lord of the Rings and stuff.
Speaker 8: It was Walter Nolan was and he had another one
I don't remember who.
Speaker 4: Was Lady Walker from Kentucky. I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 7: They were both so awkward. Those are my favorite ever.
We kept playing it.
Speaker 4: My point is we've all got nothing, so you're gonna
have an awkward moment.
Speaker 5: It's they're more nervous than you. Dude, Like, you're good, you're.
Speaker 8: Not interviewing NFL head coaches, you're not even in college
that either.
Speaker 5: I think you can always.
Speaker 6: Fall back on, like, also, you're Matt Flynn and there
they probably like are like, oh my god, I'm talking
about pretty old.
Speaker 5: I don't know if they were born when we were
playing where you're where your l s E jersey. That'll
make you look cool, that's true, I just wear helmet.
Speaker 4: They were they were barely born. They were barely born.
Speaker 6: You can take where I can think that we're sure
that says I'm Matt Flynn.
Speaker 5: Give me some fallback questions like if I get lost,
like what's your favorite stadium to play him? That's a
good that's a good one.
Speaker 7: That's a good solid.
Speaker 5: If y'all hear that question next week.
Speaker 4: No, certainly, Just Foster, if you're talking to a quarterback
and you're you're swimming in it, you're in the deep
end right with a weight tied to your ankle. Sure,
you just asked, Hey, the quarterback, what's been the most
difficult environment you've been in? Yeah, that's it. And then
they're going to talk about it. And then once they
say the venue you make Oh I remember when I
played there and it was blank blank blank blank.
Speaker 5: I want to know. Yeah, this is what I want
to ask these quarterbacks this when you fake clap and
your hands only come like eight inches apart, do you
think that fools people?
Speaker 7: Because I saw it?
Speaker 5: Dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 5: That's a good question. How stupid do you think that
clap count is?
Speaker 4: Dude?
Speaker 5: That's a good one.
Speaker 8: For the defensive players, like we got called a few times.
Speaker 5: Make all the interviews about the clapcount.
Speaker 8: They get the linebackers more than anybody, like any of
the linebackers.
Speaker 5: That's a good one. Hey, Sarkesian, Uh, clap down, It's
pretty dumb. Why do you do it?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Sec Media day is the only place you can
openly talk about the clap and it.
Speaker 6: Be okay bo if you ask what if you ask them,
I'm playing uh well close to home against the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: It was great.
Speaker 11: It's very obviously, it's exciting, very fulfilling. I don't think
it's kind of set down, but it's, uh, it's nice
to you know. Come on, I've been a cat with
fan for for my life, whole life and having a
bunch of family here and it's.
Speaker 5: Just been great.
Speaker 7: Were you sick or something?
Speaker 8: Why the hell you so raspy both yelling out the
kidens probably.
Speaker 4: Play that again? Play that again, Play again, play again.
Speaker 5: Because I was Yeah, because I didn't do it class.
Speaker 11: It's very obviously, it's exciting, very fulfilling. I don't think
it's kind of set down, but it's, uh, it's nice
to you know. Come on, I've been a caw with
fan for for my my whole life and having a
bunch of family here and it's just been great.
Speaker 4: Why do you why do you sound like you're a
member of like the nineteen sixty one rat pack and
you just burned a whole pack of heaters. Well, let
me tell you, so are you a crooner for one.
Speaker 5: For one, I wasn't doing a clop count using my
mouth and my voice to do a snap count like
a real football team.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 5: And we had to come back. Okay, so you want
to you want to get into this.
Speaker 4: Uh when we come back here, I'll tell you TV.
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Speaker 1: Com, Tigers turn Talkers.
Speaker 2: This is off the bench, all right, Flenns.
Speaker 4: You're about to wax poetic about something. What was it?
Speaker 5: What were we talking about?
Speaker 4: You said something about you and your.
Speaker 5: Oh that's why my voice was so rass.
Speaker 7: Ye when you played against the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: Well, you just went through the fire. You fought with
your brethren, You put it out on the line a
little emotional time, and it was a little bit more
emotional for me at the time because this was two thousand,
was into this is December twenty thirteen. Season twenty twelve
was when I had my season in Seattle, which was,
you know, emotionally tough season. Then I went to Oakland,
which was emotionally detrimental to anybody that goes over there, certainly,
And so like I was at a place where it's like, man,
my confidence was kind of like down. I thought my
career was over, blah blah blah. But then you come
back and have a good game like that. It was
a very emotional experience. I was kind of a little
probably a little choked up after the game.
Speaker 4: Look at you.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, I care. I care about things.
I want to play good. You try to play good.
I think we play pretty good that.
Speaker 4: Day, being back home from the state of Texas, being
back home with the Packers. Yeah, like you said, you
thought maybe the career was done.
Speaker 5: And I got to do it on the same It
wasn't the same field, but like the same area, the
same team stadium where I played high school playoff games.
That's cool?
Speaker 4: Is that? Is that where you were playing? When Jimbo
tells the story of your center snapping it.
Speaker 5: Over your head, Yeah it was the old Texas Stadium, right,
but I'm saying it was Yeah, it's you know, Cowboys stadium. Yeah, sure.
What so as soon as we if you got to
the second round of the playoffs and at least are
like at the time we were the biggest, it was
like we were big school five A, that was the
biggest in Texas. Like you played at Texas Stadium second
round on until state champion. Well we never got there.
Speaker 4: How do you know about that? Did you forgive your ciner?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure, how long did it take?
Speaker 5: Hey, Brett Helmes did it first series of the National
Championship Game. Same thing. I think I'm super fast. It
scooped it up.
Speaker 6: They're asking if this is your first media days. Yes,
he's never done radio.
Speaker 5: Before and I didn't get invited as a player.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's done Uh's radio like once a week ish
for the last seven years, but very early in England,
early England.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, we looked at it.
Speaker 4: And remember we were both at place. We were both
we were both at my wedding, like preparing for that.
We had the bachelor party weekend before we had the
wedding the next weekend. We were busy.
Speaker 5: That's why I didn't go, is it. Yeah?
Speaker 7: You get to see Greg Backleroy there?
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Speaker 4: Is this where we draw a line in the sand?
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