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Speaker 2: taking you up until six o'clock and hopefully you had
Speaker 2: yourselves a good Derby weekend. I was happy that the
Speaker 2: weather didn't really keep a humongous crowd for showing up,
Speaker 2: and those that were there, it was, you know, it's
Speaker 2: nice to see that they didn't seem at all to
Speaker 2: be impacted by the weather. Which, hey, that's good. There's
Speaker 2: nothing you can do about it. I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: that's out of your control. So also I ended up
Speaker 2: at a derby party after I left. I left probably
Speaker 2: and this is what I tip. Actually was there a
Speaker 2: little longer this year than I typically am. But I thought, okay,
Speaker 2: do I want to stick around and wait for the erase,
Speaker 2: or do I want to get on the shuttle and
Speaker 2: get back and watch the race at a derby party
Speaker 2: where my family is, or you know, stick around and
Speaker 2: then you know, I feel like the shuttle would have
Speaker 2: been a real mess if I tried to leave like
Speaker 2: right after the derby, So was it a mess? Now
Speaker 2: I didn't stay. This is the first time, Oh you
Speaker 2: left before the derby?
Speaker 1: Two.
Speaker 3: I left the half an hour before the derby. I
Speaker 3: got a beer and then I looked up saw thirty
Speaker 3: minutes till posts, and I thought, I can leave now,
Speaker 3: or if I wait till after the derby, it's I'm
Speaker 3: going to be here another two three hours.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's you and I are on the same page,
Speaker 2: and typically I'm out, you know, a lot earlier than
Speaker 2: when I left Saturdays to where it's not really that
Speaker 2: kind of a decision. But I think we probably left
Speaker 2: nearly around the same time because I ended up getting
Speaker 2: where I was headed right right around the time the
Speaker 2: derby started, So worked out good with timing. But you know,
Speaker 2: it's such a big deal that, like I would imagine
Speaker 2: that there probably is a lighter turnout to some of
Speaker 2: the parties if in fact weather's not great, But that
Speaker 2: wasn't the case where I was. And again, like it's
Speaker 2: not good, you're not gonna cancel it, right, it's the derby, right,
Speaker 2: I mean it's kind of like rain or shine, which
Speaker 2: really did seem to kind of be the uh, the
Speaker 2: theme on Saturday, because you know, I finally just stopped
Speaker 2: having to ask people about the weather because they you know,
Speaker 2: they they're aware that it's raining, but that didn't wasn't
Speaker 2: something they were thinking about because plenty of places to
Speaker 2: stay dry, and obviously, you know, it's, uh, it's out
Speaker 2: of your control. What are you gonna do? So did
Speaker 2: you stay uh? Did you stay dressed up and nice
Speaker 2: going to the parties or I usually give myself time
Speaker 2: to get home and get changed. This year I didn't,
Speaker 2: And I asked my wife. I was like, should I
Speaker 2: head out? You know, I don't know how long? You know,
Speaker 2: I said, I don't know how long you're gonna actually
Speaker 2: be there after the derby. I'd be getting there closer
Speaker 2: to right around the time the race happens. And she
Speaker 2: was like, yeah, it's fine. There's a few other people
Speaker 2: dressed up to And I did feel a little lot,
Speaker 2: a little out of place, but you know, it was
Speaker 2: it was still all in fun. So we hopefully everybody
Speaker 2: had a good Derby weekend. I know I certainly did.
Speaker 2: And if you're somebody that's still recovering, maybe you're somebody
Speaker 2: that takes this Monday off because you know you have
Speaker 2: the vacation, the PTO whatever is, and you realize you
Speaker 2: might need a little extra time to get the batteries charged.
Speaker 2: It's it is totally understandable. They had a.
Speaker 3: Ever since Tuesday. I was on, I was on a heater,
Speaker 3: and then after Tuesday, it all fell apart, deposit after
Speaker 3: deposit after deposit, twenty five here, twenty five there, and
Speaker 3: I was on like my last seven dollars on like
Speaker 3: race eight, I think, and then I decided to place
Speaker 3: a two dollars exacta and then the it came in,
Speaker 3: came in seventy dollars on a two dollars bet, and
Speaker 3: it got me all the way back up, and it
Speaker 3: got me ready for the race. I was able to
Speaker 3: cash out everything that I put in for that week,
Speaker 3: and I had twenty five to bet on the derby,
Speaker 3: so I.
Speaker 2: Just have bets everywhere.
Speaker 3: I was very high on the Sandman, very very very
Speaker 3: sad that I think he's still running.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not a good day, because not a good day
Speaker 2: for Salman. And I'd shifted to Sandman two once I
Speaker 2: really started to, you know, realize I should absolutely emphasize
Speaker 2: that connection that I have to the to the Cassie family.
Speaker 2: I really didn't even put that together until we were
Speaker 2: talking to Joel Marc, Cassie's son on the air on Saturday,
Speaker 2: and I knew he has he's got a horse in
Speaker 2: the derby every year just because that's how how successful
Speaker 2: he is in this industry. But no, Sandman, it had
Speaker 2: becomes once Rodriguez went down. Sandman had kind of become
Speaker 2: my horse and it was sad.
Speaker 3: And it was poor guy, still a beautiful horse. I loved,
Speaker 3: loved everything about the the story of it that James
Speaker 3: Hetfield come up from Nashville because Metallica is playing two
Speaker 3: days at Nissan.
Speaker 2: He came up, got to meet Sandman. I love the
Speaker 2: the way that the.
Speaker 3: Owner of the horse, he's a young cat, he's he's
Speaker 3: all over social media.
Speaker 2: He's the Tiktak guy right. Yes, yes, it's something Griffin.
Speaker 2: I can't remember his name, but they were showing him
Speaker 2: quite a bit on the lead ups because the Salmon.
Speaker 2: Salmon was a was one of the top buzz horses.
Speaker 2: But also he's someone that you know from from I
Speaker 2: guess TikTok fame and fortune. He's now using that to
Speaker 2: be you know, involved in horse race singing. Here he
Speaker 2: was with a horse that you know, had a lot
Speaker 2: of momentum. But and I don't, I mean, I shouldn't
Speaker 2: just assume that I'm going to have the opinion of
Speaker 2: this person that everybody else does, because you really never know.
Speaker 2: But I'd always heard that he's someone that everybody was
Speaker 2: gonna not like, and he was going to be really like,
Speaker 2: you know, obnoxious and you know, kind of make it
Speaker 2: a stunt. But I didn't hear anything about that. He
Speaker 2: actually seemed the brief interview that I heard, he seemed,
Speaker 2: you know, like someone who genuinely was excited to be
Speaker 2: able to be in the position to have, you know,
Speaker 2: the wealth, to you know, have a horse that's in
Speaker 2: the derby.
Speaker 3: Yes, he seemed really nice. But you know, your boy,
Speaker 3: he still played. He still put three dollars on sovereignty. Goodness, man,
Speaker 3: came for you. I came through with twenty four bucks
Speaker 3: Tanka for you boy.
Speaker 2: What I said before right as we started the show.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this is one thousand percent accurate,
Speaker 2: but it's the way it seemed to me. Sovereignty was
Speaker 2: always in the conversation as one of the favorites, like
Speaker 2: it was never viewed as like, who the hell's that? Like,
Speaker 2: I've never heard of that one, but it just never
Speaker 2: quite had the buzz that that you know, you saw
Speaker 2: Sandman get and obviously journalism, hell even Rodriguez before the scratch,
Speaker 2: I feel like it started to become a little bit
Speaker 2: more of a of a buzz horse. So you know,
Speaker 2: it's a big field. In the end, there was only
Speaker 2: nineteen that competed on Saturday. And if you're I mean,
Speaker 2: if you're in the derby, there's a good chance you're
Speaker 2: you know, you've done a lot in your career as
Speaker 2: a thoroughbred to you know, show that you're worthy, and
Speaker 2: that makes it to where you really never know what's
Speaker 2: going to happen. I mean, this wasn't like some big
Speaker 2: long shot like we've had in previous years. But you know,
Speaker 2: I kind of feel like as much as I was
Speaker 2: pulling for Sandman on Saturday, once we got to the day,
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, again, I'm not selling this as
Speaker 2: some underdog story. Who would've ever thunk it? But when
Speaker 2: there is, you know, when there's a big mixture over
Speaker 2: many years of different types of winners, different types of results,
Speaker 2: I just think that makes it more of an intriguing
Speaker 2: race because you really see, you know, you really never
Speaker 2: know what you're going to get, right. I mean, I
Speaker 2: think if you have a ten year stretch where it's
Speaker 2: just long shots that aren't believed to be you know,
Speaker 2: considered in the top fifteen, I mean, that would be wild,
Speaker 2: but it would be a really bad look for the
Speaker 2: event to where like people who cover this that you know,
Speaker 2: this is their world, they don't even know what the
Speaker 2: hell they're doing because this race is too long and
Speaker 2: they have too many horses in it to where it's
Speaker 2: just I feel like that would leave it open for
Speaker 2: a lot of criticism. Now, if the favorites just win
Speaker 2: it every year, I mean, that's not a bad thing,
Speaker 2: but I also think that it becomes a little bit
Speaker 2: boring and stale to the outside folks that don't really
Speaker 2: get into horse racing other than the Derby. But if
Speaker 2: it's a mixed bag consistently and there's always that level
Speaker 2: of not really knowing what the hell's going to happen,
Speaker 2: I think that's that's good for it. Again, the Derby
Speaker 2: is gonna be fine regardless of what happens. I just mean,
Speaker 2: if your goal is to always make it appealing to
Speaker 2: those that maybe wouldn't necessarily be interested in. You know,
Speaker 2: that leads to more growth. And again here I am
Speaker 2: acting like they needed. I mean, the viewership that they
Speaker 2: had on Saturday don't really surprised me. But you know,
Speaker 2: just seeing the number seventeen point seven million people tuning
Speaker 2: in to watch, I mean that is an yeah, that's
Speaker 2: this is it's a record for NBC. And the peak
Speaker 2: of the race was twenty one point eight million, So
Speaker 2: at one point during the race, twenty one point eight billion,
Speaker 2: twenty one point eight million people were watching. And I
Speaker 2: mean you look around at viewership in sports and I
Speaker 2: sometimes nerd out on this, but I try not to
Speaker 2: bring it to the radio because I don't think it's
Speaker 2: that interesting and I don't know if i'd be good
Speaker 2: at finding a way to make it interesting and entertaining.
Speaker 2: But we now have the ability to to to I
Speaker 2: wouldn't say not watch, but like you gotta for something
Speaker 2: to keep your attention and keep your interest, Like that's
Speaker 2: that's hard to do now because at any moment, you've
Speaker 2: got a device in your hand that you could easily
Speaker 2: just find something. You could pull up a game you
Speaker 2: could pull up your your Instagram feed, you could go
Speaker 2: to Twitter, or you could text somebody, I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: or you can just you know. I just feel like
Speaker 2: back in the day, you didn't have something on you
Speaker 2: at all times that could easily distract you from something
Speaker 2: that you have found yourself really not that interesting. I mean,
Speaker 2: how many times have you set down to watch a
Speaker 2: game or a TV show even or movie maybe, or
Speaker 2: you're just out somewhere and you realize in the moment, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm not really even paying attention to what's on television.
Speaker 2: I'm not really paying attention to what's around me. It's
Speaker 2: because without even really having the the you know, the
Speaker 2: confirmation upstairs mentally, you just you know, you weren't interested enough.
Speaker 2: You knew you could do something that would interest you
Speaker 2: a little bit more So, I think the viewership that
Speaker 2: we see, the numbers we see when it comes to
Speaker 2: watching live sports, not to say the numbers aren't real,
Speaker 2: but you know, I think sometimes it's just background noise
Speaker 2: to people, right, and it's not really something that like
Speaker 2: is hey, this is it's it's not necessary, Like for example,
Speaker 2: when you are at a bar restaurant airport and they've
Speaker 2: just got it on ESPN, Like that counts for like
Speaker 2: a linear television view but like how many people are
Speaker 2: really like locked in the sounds? Probably not even on.
Speaker 2: But if you're watching the Derby in that moment, it's
Speaker 2: appointment viewing because it's just a brief amount of time, right, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know the Derby coverage, that's that's longer than two
Speaker 2: minutes obviously, But I don't know. I just think big
Speaker 2: events in this country that really, you know, are of
Speaker 2: this magnitude, like the Kentucky Derby, they still get insane viewership,
Speaker 2: and in fact they get it. I mean there's more
Speaker 2: viewership because there's now different ways in which you can watch.
Speaker 2: If you're in your car on a road trip, you
Speaker 2: can pull off to the side of the road and
Speaker 2: watch it on your own because that's just now where
Speaker 2: we are in twenty twenty five. So you know, not
Speaker 2: that I was expecting the Derby to have like a drop,
Speaker 2: but you know, it's the popularity is there, and the
Speaker 2: sport of horse racing is still viewed as something that
Speaker 2: is quote unquote struggling, and I wouldn't be in the
Speaker 2: note to even be able to dispute that or have
Speaker 2: a conversation about that. That's foolish of me to admit
Speaker 2: to you guys, I'm just being real. Whenever I hear
Speaker 2: that the sport's in trouble, I assume it's because of,
Speaker 2: you know, the health issues with some of the horses
Speaker 2: over the years. Obviously Churchill had to close down one
Speaker 2: of the parks here in the state that they own
Speaker 2: not that long ago because it's some things going on.
Speaker 2: So maybe that's what people mean when they say that
Speaker 2: the sport is, you know, quote unquote struggling. But when
Speaker 2: it comes to the appeal of Derby Day here at
Speaker 2: Churchill Downs in Louisville, that ain't slowing down, that is
Speaker 2: not having any kind of struggle. That thing's healthy and
Speaker 2: ready to roll as if they just left the office
Speaker 2: over at the Louisville Men's Clinic after a new visit
Speaker 2: with doctor Wood. I mean, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: like it's it's in peak peak performance to just you know,
Speaker 2: think and think of it that way. Didn't mean to
Speaker 2: spinning around to doctor Wood, but sometimes we just end
Speaker 2: up there. That's how naturally it comes to your mind exactly.
Speaker 3: You know what I got to give Churchill Downs a
Speaker 3: lot of credit on and just the last couple of
Speaker 3: years going out and doing the coverage, it's still been
Speaker 3: kind of under construction.
Speaker 2: The new Paddock area. That area is absolutely awesome.
Speaker 3: Ye like to walk down to get so up and
Speaker 3: like up close and personal with like the horses and
Speaker 3: the jockeys and that little like I wouldn't even say
Speaker 3: like intimate area, but like it's all nice. It's brand
Speaker 3: I just like things that are brand new that just
Speaker 3: always attracts me.
Speaker 2: And you got the whole lawn jeans, Like watch up there.
Speaker 3: It's it's awesome. I feel like a different person when
Speaker 3: I'm there there the magic of the Derby. Man, it's
Speaker 3: just sad it's over.
Speaker 2: It is. It is a sad thing when it comes
Speaker 2: to an end. And I'm glad you said that because
Speaker 2: the first I guess year or so, because I guess
Speaker 2: this is now the second year that it's kind of
Speaker 2: looked the way it looks might be the third year.
Speaker 2: But either way, it did make me sad, but only
Speaker 2: because of the nostalgia, right the you know the track
Speaker 2: Churchill Downs where you know when I go every year
Speaker 2: for Father's Day, long before I became a father, But
Speaker 2: I would go with my dad. We would go like
Speaker 2: in the spring, like a lot of people around here, right, Like,
Speaker 2: it's not something maybe you do every day that they're open,
Speaker 2: but you know, you take advantage of having Churchill Downs
Speaker 2: kind of right here in your backyard. There was always of,
Speaker 2: you know, something that came to mind, a visual of
Speaker 2: what it was like, and you know, the experience because
Speaker 2: it's all I knew. And they made some slight, you know,
Speaker 2: renovations over the years. It became more modern. So you know,
Speaker 2: I'm sure they've made some changes in my thirty six
Speaker 2: years on Earth, but really the last couple of years,
Speaker 2: that area that you're speaking of now is all brand new,
Speaker 2: and you know, it is insanely nice. And that's one
Speaker 2: of those things that I feel like, you know, we
Speaker 2: talked about it last week. They are well within their
Speaker 2: right and very smart, I think, to appeal and really
Speaker 2: you know, cater to a group of people that you know,
Speaker 2: look at this as I'm gonna be one of the
Speaker 2: most you know, I mean I shouldn't, you know. I
Speaker 2: guess every individual there has a different story, but like
Speaker 2: it's just a place to be. It competes with some
Speaker 2: of the bigger events that you'll see in Hollywood and
Speaker 2: fashion and sports because you know, that's just what the
Speaker 2: Derby brings. So, you know, I keep going back to
Speaker 2: the visual that I see over on Bowman Field, and
Speaker 2: I did see somebody post a clip I think it
Speaker 2: was on TikTok that just showed all the private jets
Speaker 2: that are sitting over there at the airport on Bowmen Field.
Speaker 2: And I don't know if they're there for the day,
Speaker 2: if they're there for the weekend or whatever it may be,
Speaker 2: but like that's the kind of people that the Derby
Speaker 2: brings in, right, people who can just you know, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna make a trip, but I'm not catching a flight.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna use the private jet. I mean, like that's
Speaker 2: that's what the Derby brings. So, you know, in order
Speaker 2: to kind of continue to be this dominant monster that
Speaker 2: is the Derby, one of the biggest events in sports,
Speaker 2: one of the old time. Hey I got to be there, man,
Speaker 2: that's a special thing. That's an event, it's a bucket
Speaker 2: list type of thing. I mean, all the changes they
Speaker 2: made recently have have been for good reason. And you know,
Speaker 2: certainly seems as if it's uh, if it's if it's
Speaker 2: working out for them.
Speaker 3: So many people when you were out there doing your
Speaker 3: field reporting, how many people did you talk to that
Speaker 3: were local compared to who was at.
Speaker 2: A time, not a one not. I mean I saw
Speaker 2: people that I knew, yeah, and ran into some folks
Speaker 2: that that that you know, that I chatted with. It like,
Speaker 2: you know, a couple of people listening to the show,
Speaker 2: a couple of people that that that I just know
Speaker 2: of and and and said hello to. And then you
Speaker 2: and I actually ended up not together but seeing and
Speaker 2: talking to the same person. Vince Tyrae was out there.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so you know, awesome, dude. So I see
Speaker 2: people that you know, I know are from here, and
Speaker 2: and I just assumed that some of them are. But man,
Speaker 2: I tell you what of all of the eight different
Speaker 2: people that I stopped to just have a conversation with,
Speaker 2: I mean I went in without any real expectation of
Speaker 2: knowing where they're from, and they weren't from anywhere. Like
Speaker 2: one person was from the Northeast, one person was from Pittsburgh,
Speaker 2: one person was from Texas, one person was from Maine.
Speaker 2: There was a couple from Tennessee. So you know, you
Speaker 2: never and that that alone. I'm a nerd for that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff, I suppose, but like just not knowing
Speaker 2: that just look just the the you know, you could
Speaker 2: be anywhere there and it'll be crowded, and just knowing
Speaker 2: that the all the folks that you're surrounded by could
Speaker 2: be from anywhere on the planet. And man, I tell
Speaker 2: you what, the you know, you really can tell if
Speaker 2: someone's maybe not from here, if they have an accident
Speaker 2: or they don't or they're not speaking English. And that
Speaker 2: is something that also I noticed, you know, just on
Speaker 2: the walk walk to the shuttle. I mean I could
Speaker 2: tell that there were some folks that I don't know
Speaker 2: what language they were speaking, but it certainly wasn't English.
Speaker 2: And you know, they got me thinking, man, they could
Speaker 2: be from anywhere, you know what I mean. And that's
Speaker 2: just you know, the nerd in me is like, that's
Speaker 2: actually kind of cool.
Speaker 3: Spoke to a guy from Sydney, Australia. Hell yeah, it
Speaker 3: was awesome. Has a long trip is a long long
Speaker 3: trip speaking of a long trip, and we got to
Speaker 3: get to a break in just a second. But I
Speaker 3: have to share I have to share this story. I
Speaker 3: think I mentioned this kind of in passing a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks ago, and it's so random and just bizarre,
Speaker 3: and I don't know how hell notable it is to
Speaker 3: bring up on the air right now. But then I
Speaker 3: tell you that my stepfather, who I'm very close to
Speaker 3: has been in my life for a long time, that
Speaker 3: he was going to Africa.
Speaker 2: Did you remember me bringing that up at all? No? Okay,
Speaker 2: I can't remember. So I think I mentioned it like
Speaker 2: last minute of a show, just because he had texted
Speaker 2: in something. And he's I mean, he's he's a big adventurer.
Speaker 2: He loves he loves to travel and see new places.
Speaker 2: He's one of those guys, and there's always good to
Speaker 2: have one of these guys in your army. There's not
Speaker 2: anything that he's not willing to go, like on a
Speaker 2: trip to do like he makes his own schedule. He
Speaker 2: loves adventurers, like, hey man, I gotta make a trip.
Speaker 2: I gotta go to like Wisconsin and drop something off.
Speaker 2: You want to ride with me? He's there, He's ready
Speaker 2: to roll, like he just you know, he's a good
Speaker 2: guy to go on a road trip because he'll blend
Speaker 2: and have fun with whatever is going on. So he
Speaker 2: has a friend that used to be his neighbor who
Speaker 2: moved away still lives here locally, but doesn't live next
Speaker 2: to him anymore. Well, he he has been engaged and
Speaker 2: he was getting married. His wife is from Africa, and
Speaker 2: they were going to have the wedding that they had
Speaker 2: the wedding in in Africa where she's from. So so,
Speaker 2: you know, I think it was kind of one of
Speaker 2: those well you know, you want to come, you can come,
Speaker 2: and he took him up on it. Like so he
Speaker 2: and another buddy who's a neighbor that also knows the
Speaker 2: guy getting married, they just decided the hell with it.
Speaker 2: So they went on a sixteen day trip to where
Speaker 2: they I mean they flew I think to They ended
Speaker 2: up flying from Louisville to Minneapolis, then to Paris, France,
Speaker 2: and then to somewhere in Africa, and then they had
Speaker 2: a long, long, like seven hour drive to get to
Speaker 2: sort of where her family's from. And then they ended
Speaker 2: up just doing a lot of like tourist type stuff throughout.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's sending me videos of him in a
Speaker 2: car as an elephant walks by. I'm not exaggerating. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So we're talking about like travel and like people from
Speaker 2: all over the world. Well, you know, he's been gone
Speaker 2: for sixteen days. He was supposed to land today about
Speaker 2: right now. But when he gets to the airport that
Speaker 2: you know, the first the first flight away or the
Speaker 2: first flight back, you know, headed back home, many flights
Speaker 2: will have they canceled it. So he's actually not leaving
Speaker 2: until to night and he won't be back until tomorrow.
Speaker 2: But I'm just I'm thinking, like that's got to be
Speaker 2: an experience that like you'll, I mean, that'll change you, right, Like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean my fiance went to Africa a couple
Speaker 3: of years ago by yourself, to Morocco.
Speaker 2: How that see that kind of stuff like that that
Speaker 2: makes me not jealous, but like I end people who
Speaker 2: do that stuff. Does that make sense? Yeah, because like
Speaker 2: that's I mean, I don't want to act like you're
Speaker 2: some crazy badass, but like that's that that takes a
Speaker 2: lot of guts to do that by especially by yourself,
Speaker 2: I mean as a woman, but like I am such
Speaker 2: a person that's like I gotta like I'm I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm I'm soft. I guess it's the best way
Speaker 2: to describe it, because like I need to know, Okay,
Speaker 2: what's the accommodations, Like where we staying. Where were we staying?
Speaker 2: We talk in dc AC in the hotel, like, I'm
Speaker 2: you know what about Like I just to me, I'm
Speaker 2: so content and being a homebody. Although I do like traveling,
Speaker 2: Like there's a lot of trips I've gone on that
Speaker 2: I really enjoyed and remember forever, but like I had
Speaker 2: to be nudged to go, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 2: But anyways, I just got distracted because we're talking about
Speaker 2: people from all over the world and I haven't thought
Speaker 2: I haven't thought to ask him. But whenever he's you know,
Speaker 2: he's been in different parts of Africa in the last
Speaker 2: you know, in the last ten days or so, and
Speaker 2: I'm just curious, like when he brings up where he's
Speaker 2: from and nobody knows, Like if he says Kentucky Derby,
Speaker 2: even to people that far away, like will they pick
Speaker 2: up and know what it is. I'm gonna ask him
Speaker 2: about that because it's one of those things where it
Speaker 2: really wouldn't shock me if they did know. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I know what that is, because again it's the it's
Speaker 2: the Kentucky Derby.
Speaker 3: My fiance just a quick little side street. She went
Speaker 3: somewhere and I can confirm this later. I think it
Speaker 3: was somewhere in Spain. She's a solo traveler. She went
Speaker 3: somewhere in Spain a couple of years ago and just
Speaker 3: this little bitty hole in the wall. It's just it
Speaker 3: was called like the Kentucky Pizza Company and it just
Speaker 3: like has everything Kentucky on the wall from like KFC.
Speaker 3: It's cool and it's just like it's a restaurant dedicated
Speaker 3: to Kentucky Pizza.
Speaker 2: I guess. And she's so random, so cool. Yeah, right,
Speaker 2: she's probably there and thinking you can't make this up,
Speaker 2: like this is this is crazy? Yeah, it was. It
Speaker 2: was pretty neat to see. I may need for her.
Speaker 2: I may need to pick her brain at some point
Speaker 2: because I used to be scared. You're not scared, like
Speaker 2: I was going to be in danger. But like I
Speaker 2: used to think the thought of traveling by myself was
Speaker 2: so like what would I do? I would like I'd
Speaker 2: be bored, Like what's the point. And then honestly, the
Speaker 2: first like trip I went on for work where I
Speaker 2: was by myself, I realized like it's actually kind of
Speaker 2: it's like it's like therapeutic in a way with yourself
Speaker 2: and it's also specially if you're young. I mean I was.
Speaker 2: I'm not young now like that, But when I did
Speaker 2: it for the first time in my young twenties, I
Speaker 2: remember being like not scared, like I was going to
Speaker 2: get hurt, but like, you know, I won't know anybody,
Speaker 2: Like what am I going to do? And then you know,
Speaker 2: you kind of get out and you experience it, and
Speaker 2: there's there's something good about getting away. It's good for you,
Speaker 2: I think, to have some of that time by yourself
Speaker 2: where it's away and you're traveling. I just have never
Speaker 2: really had the stones to do it. And the more
Speaker 2: we talk about it, the more I'm thinking, okay, and
Speaker 2: I may need Sydney to kind of give me that push,
Speaker 2: because I will. I want to rent the car, drive
Speaker 2: across the country with no goal of getting to a
Speaker 2: certain spot, just see where I end up in about
Speaker 2: a seven day trip, drop the rental off at whatever
Speaker 2: airport I'm I'm gonna fly out back to come home,
Speaker 2: and just you know, hit the road and go on
Speaker 2: an adventure. Like wouldn't that be fun? Yes, Like sounds awesome.
Speaker 2: Not knowing where I would end up being, I mean,
Speaker 2: I know what direction I would head I would head west,
Speaker 2: but you know, I just I've always wanted to do that.
Speaker 2: And now the older that I get, and you know,
Speaker 2: I got kids and that it's not their fault, but
Speaker 2: like obviously just pack it up and leaving for a
Speaker 2: week isn't something that I can do as easily now
Speaker 2: as I could pre children get that now, Man, the
Speaker 2: family alone good. I'd love an RV because I'm I'm
Speaker 2: not much of a camper, Like I'm not like they
Speaker 2: were probably no joke, like they were sleeping in huts
Speaker 2: like my stepfather and his crew, because that's that's what
Speaker 2: this trip was. Like. There's part of it to where
Speaker 2: they're like they're out hearing hearing you know, rhinoceroses in
Speaker 2: the in the wild as they sleep. I mean, like,
Speaker 2: no joke, very harrowing experience. Yes, so I'm not built
Speaker 2: for that, but like you know, I love to get
Speaker 2: out and you know, props to your stepdad for doing that. O. Man,
Speaker 2: it's huge. I mean I've been like I do this
Speaker 2: with my mom and my dad. The older that like
Speaker 2: they get, the more I'm like, well, you better be careful.
Speaker 2: Are you taking care of yourself? Like if you can
Speaker 2: talk to the doctor. Why why are you sounding like that? Right? So,
Speaker 2: I've just been hoping he's been safe, but he's been.
Speaker 2: He's been checking in and sending pictures and stuff. So
Speaker 2: one thing I hate, though, is that he's got an
Speaker 2: Android and I've got an iPhone, so the video quality
Speaker 2: of what he's sending me is compromise. But when I
Speaker 2: see it on his device, it'll look a lot better. Right,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go show Austin some of these pictures during
Speaker 2: the break, and I mean, you won't believe, like sort
Speaker 2: of the atmosphere he's been around since he's been over there,
Speaker 2: it's pretty cool. But we'll take a break way too
Speaker 2: long here. I apologize, but we'll keep it rolling. It's
Speaker 2: Coffee and Company. Feel about Portons right on Sports Talk
Speaker 2: seven ninety.
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Speaker 2: So the transfer portal has been closed for a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks now, but still plenty of players available, not
Speaker 2: that many big names, but certainly still players out there,
Speaker 2: and still many scholarships that programs have to use. And
Speaker 2: as I've discussed for the last few weeks here and there,
Speaker 2: when you get to this point of the roster build
Speaker 2: and you've got the majority of your or your big
Speaker 2: your big you know, your big roles have been filled
Speaker 2: for the most part, but yet you're still trying to
Speaker 2: find some pieces that can help you, you know, really
Speaker 2: in any way. Right But obviously you're not selling a
Speaker 2: prom you know, maybe you are, but like for example,
Speaker 2: Louisville right now, you know, James Scott's role just became available,
Speaker 2: and I think you could easily go find somebody that
Speaker 2: could help and would be worthwhile of bringing on an adding.
Speaker 2: It's just I think it'll on what the buyer is
Speaker 2: looking for, right, Like what it really comes down to,
Speaker 2: like how many how many out there are truly you know,
Speaker 2: are looking to be an energy guy off the bench
Speaker 2: and play, you know, maybe eighteen minutes and really just
Speaker 2: you know, defend and hopefully you know, clean up around
Speaker 2: the rim like James did. I mean, you might be
Speaker 2: able to find somebody to do that. But you know,
Speaker 2: the majority of the guys that hit the portal, they
Speaker 2: want a big role, they want an opportunity to play,
Speaker 2: and you can always sell that. You come here, you compete,
Speaker 2: you'll get what you earn. But I think you know,
Speaker 2: these guys realize what the roster looks like when they're
Speaker 2: I mean, that's a huge That's probably one of the
Speaker 2: biggest things that is an obvious when it comes to
Speaker 2: what is considered by a player before he makes a
Speaker 2: decision that really isn't talked about a whole lot, and
Speaker 2: that is that who do you already have on your
Speaker 2: roster by position, right, because that that clearly is going
Speaker 2: to matter. So anyways, we've got some updates here on
Speaker 2: the hoop side of things. We'll start with Kentucky because
Speaker 2: just as it was reported I believe by Matt no
Speaker 2: Orlander of CBS Sports that they're, you know, their roster
Speaker 2: was essentially you know done. Maybe it's maybe it's not,
Speaker 2: because they've now added a transfer big man who actually
Speaker 2: is from Lexington originally Rhyese Potter, who played last year
Speaker 2: at Miami of Ohio. He I believe was at Lexington
Speaker 2: Christian Academy. But according to On three Sports, the seven
Speaker 2: foot one big man has has given Mark Pope a commitment.
Speaker 2: And I guess this came together kind of kind of quickly,
Speaker 2: and he was a known name, a known prospect here locally,
Speaker 2: but at the time that he was entering college. I mean,
Speaker 2: his offer list was pretty impressive, but it might have
Speaker 2: been better had at that point coaches already had the
Speaker 2: ability to go and decide not to be young, if
Speaker 2: that makes sense, right, Like they could decide, Okay, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to bring in four freshmen to replace
Speaker 2: the veterans I just lost. I'll bring in a freshman
Speaker 2: or two, but I got to go get some guys
Speaker 2: that have played a lot of basketball. So maybe this
Speaker 2: move is the kind of move you'll see Guys coming
Speaker 2: out of high school just have to make like, Hey, look,
Speaker 2: I I know I'm not going to get early playing
Speaker 2: time and I'll probably get recruited over every year until
Speaker 2: I get a chance to actually show what I can do.
Speaker 2: And your chance to show what you can do is
Speaker 2: probably going to be at a place like, you know,
Speaker 2: Miami Ohio. So a big guy gives them some front
Speaker 2: court depth. He played fifty six games in two years
Speaker 2: there at Miami Ohio. Didn't put up big numbers, but
Speaker 2: obviously he's just somebody that gives you, you know, some good,
Speaker 2: some good presence around the rim. He'll have two years
Speaker 2: of eligibility left, and you know, I don't know exactly
Speaker 2: what type of schools he picked Kentucky over, but this
Speaker 2: is to me, like, this is what you're looking for
Speaker 2: in this situation, because you know they're already you know,
Speaker 2: they're already set for the most part on that roster. Right,
Speaker 2: They've got Jalen Lowe and Jaden in the in the portal,
Speaker 2: they brought in Jalen low cam Williams Diabate from Bama.
Speaker 2: Jayden Quainton's the big from Arizona State, and they've got
Speaker 2: the foreign guy who I can't know Gelbick is his name,
Speaker 2: I don't remember where it is. He's actually from in Europe.
Speaker 2: And then they brought in Aberdeen who was kind of
Speaker 2: their last big piece to transfer from Florida. And then
Speaker 2: now Reese Potter and then of course returning otega Oway,
Speaker 2: Garrison Chandler, Trent Noah, and then the freshmen are Mala
Speaker 2: Comorino and Jasper Johnson. So you really didn't have I mean,
Speaker 2: maybe what one scholarship available, and I just think, you know,
Speaker 2: best case scenario, maybe not best case scenario, but like
Speaker 2: realistically speaking, when you're filling out that role, a guy
Speaker 2: like Reese Potter is the kind of guy that like
Speaker 2: you hope you can find because again Potter just met her,
Speaker 2: you know, the sales pitch about coming to Kentucky. I mean,
Speaker 2: these guy's probably content knowing that he'll be backing up
Speaker 2: you know, Quaintance, probably maybe playing also behind guys like
Speaker 2: Garrison and whatnot. So I mean like last year when
Speaker 2: Louisville got big Frank Frank anselim Iby, I mean that
Speaker 2: commitment didn't get a whole lot of attention because his
Speaker 2: numbers weren't really that impressive. But you found somebody who
Speaker 2: was willing to say, yeah, I'll come to Louisville and
Speaker 2: embrace being a guy that may not play a lot,
Speaker 2: but I'll be ready if you need me. I'm a
Speaker 2: grown up, I'm experienced, and I'll do whatever the team needs.
Speaker 2: And it's not that guys out there will be anti
Speaker 2: doing whatever the team needs, but guys want to play.
Speaker 2: And the reality is, even if you're not a twenty
Speaker 2: two year old transferring for your final season, a lot
Speaker 2: of guys know right the writing's on the wall as
Speaker 2: far as what they're walking into. And look, if you
Speaker 2: are good enough, and it's like proven in practice, doesn't
Speaker 2: matter what people envision your role is going to be,
Speaker 2: you'll play. So Kentucky's added another player and I don't
Speaker 2: know if they even have a scholarship available after this,
Speaker 2: so that might make them totally totally complete. Now on
Speaker 2: the Louisville side of things, there's two new names I
Speaker 2: guess that we should keep an eye on as far
Speaker 2: as you know, guys that could be taken up these
Speaker 2: these final these final scholarships that are that are out there.
Speaker 2: You've got a Miami let's see, you've got a Miami
Speaker 2: transfer who I got. To be honest, I'm not super
Speaker 2: familiar with him, however, you know he's available. And again,
Speaker 2: Louisville right now is not looking for somebody. I mean,
Speaker 2: to be great if you can go get the best
Speaker 2: player in the portal, but like with what you've already added,
Speaker 2: you don't need to go out and get a guy
Speaker 2: that's had twenty points per game in his college career
Speaker 2: in order to be somebody that you you know, you
Speaker 2: know that can make you a good team. You kind
Speaker 2: of already have that. You're really just kind of putting
Speaker 2: the finishing touches on your roster. I feel like, but
Speaker 2: Miami transfer Paul Jobe, it's djo b e t I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna guess that it's Jobe, but I you know,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be I was going to say it would
Speaker 2: wouldn't be wrong if I would not be surprised if
Speaker 2: I'm way wrong. But he has heard from a lot
Speaker 2: of schools, including Louisville. He's a six to seven guard
Speaker 2: who is from France, and he averaged five and a
Speaker 2: half points in two point six boards per game as
Speaker 2: a sophomore. So I will see what develops here. I
Speaker 2: mean again, he's got a long list of schools that
Speaker 2: he's talking to, so it's so tough to kind of
Speaker 2: know really where the interest level truly is. I mean,
Speaker 2: hearing that players are hearing from a coach really doesn't
Speaker 2: tell you much of anything, and sometimes you find out
Speaker 2: that like it may not even actually be true. So
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that's the case here, but again, it's
Speaker 2: it's it's a little difficult to uh, a little difficult
Speaker 2: to know exactly who's who's really a priority at certain times.
Speaker 2: But yeah, let's see the there was one more name
Speaker 2: outside of uh Let's see. Yeah, so outside of uh
Speaker 2: de Joba, you've got Britt Harris, who is a transfer
Speaker 2: to guard from USC Upstate. Don't know Louisvell's interest level,
Speaker 2: but again, he's somebody that they've at least reached out to.
Speaker 2: He averaged eleven point six points per game. And then
Speaker 2: Bobba Miller is still out there, and you know, that's
Speaker 2: somebody that I I mean, I think of all names
Speaker 2: that we know, Louisvill's at least had interest in and
Speaker 2: and and has have been listed. Uh, this would be
Speaker 2: the perfect scenario to kind of replace James Scott. I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't think these two guys do the same thing.
Speaker 2: But you know, because James Scott's a guy that just
Speaker 2: a guy that's physical, probably could be a little more physical.
Speaker 2: But again last year, I mean he was thrown in
Speaker 2: and played a lot of minutes, and I think he
Speaker 2: did a really good job given kind of the you know,
Speaker 2: given the circuit stances. But Bobba Miller is a more
Speaker 2: skilled big He kind of fits I mean, he kind
Speaker 2: of fits Pat Kelsey's offensive style, you know, in a
Speaker 2: perfect way, to be honest with He's six eleven two
Speaker 2: oh four but not exactly a physical presence and does
Speaker 2: most of his work, you know, away from the rim.
Speaker 2: But I just to me, he's the kind of guy that, yeah,
Speaker 2: if you could get him, hell yeah, that would give
Speaker 2: you a really good, talented piece. And I would imagine
Speaker 2: that just from viewing the roster post James Scott. If
Speaker 2: an addition is Bobby Miller, I'd say people probably view
Speaker 2: your roster as if you got better, if that's like
Speaker 2: a trade off. But I just have a hard time
Speaker 2: seeing Bobby Miller, you know, looking at Louisville as a
Speaker 2: place he'd really want to be at, knowing that you know,
Speaker 2: he's going to be competing with Cason Pryor. I mean,
Speaker 2: who knows, Honey Frew also as a front court player
Speaker 2: that is likely going to play a lot of minutes.
Speaker 2: So you know, but hey, look if money, if money
Speaker 2: is a big factor, I'd say Louisville is in good
Speaker 2: shape there. And you know, sometimes guys may be not
Speaker 2: worried about necessarily. Okay, I'm not going to go here
Speaker 2: because I don't want to compete against that guy. I
Speaker 2: want to go where maybe I know for sure I've
Speaker 2: got more minutes to walk right into. So it's tough
Speaker 2: to determine the it's tough to predict, but those are
Speaker 2: the names out there and again Louisville. You know, they're
Speaker 2: clearly going to try to use their scholarships as best
Speaker 2: they can, and wouldn't be a shocker if the last two,
Speaker 2: if there is maybe there's just one, maybe there's two
Speaker 2: that end up committing. It wouldn't be a shocker to
Speaker 2: me if you end up, you know, getting commitments from
Speaker 2: guys and we think, okay, who the hell's that, because
Speaker 2: that's how it works sometimes. Now, all right, quick break,
Speaker 2: we'll come back and let you hear the other the
Speaker 2: back end of our Derby montage from our coverage on
Speaker 2: eight forty whas on Saturday, So stick around for that
Speaker 2: and a lot more. We'll take you up till six
Speaker 2: o'clock on Sports Talk seven ninety.
Speaker 1: Now back to coffee and company fueled by Thornton's on
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Speaker 2: All right, so we played the first first chunk of
Speaker 2: the Derby montage that we have annually after our long
Speaker 2: day of coverage for Derby on eight forty WHS. Let's
Speaker 2: get to the rest of it here and then we'll
Speaker 2: probably probably hit it from start to finish as we
Speaker 2: wrap the show a little later today. So if you
Speaker 2: are just now joining us, you know, don't worry if
Speaker 2: you missed out on the first part, you'll you'll get
Speaker 2: to it at some point. So here here is the
Speaker 2: rest of it.
Speaker 4: Paddock area with Brian Hernandez Junior. He is on Burnham
Speaker 4: Square the number nine horse. Later today, of course, the
Speaker 4: raining Kentucky Derby winning jockey.
Speaker 2: Brian, how are you doing it?
Speaker 4: I'm goodhead you, so, I'm good. And how's the track
Speaker 4: doing right now? And what are your expectations for later today?
Speaker 5: It's a little wet right now. We've got a lot
Speaker 5: of a lot of rain overnight. But uh, the track man,
Speaker 5: Jamie Richardson, he's done a good job of having it
Speaker 5: seemed pretty fair and horses they're kind of everywhere it
Speaker 5: seems safe. So uh, we just have to go out
Speaker 5: there later on in the day and just give our
Speaker 5: horse the best trip possible and hopefully we can. Uh
Speaker 5: we're gonna say two time raining Kentucky Derby winner.
Speaker 4: That's right, Brian Besselot today.
Speaker 2: All right, mister Gosscott boss.
Speaker 6: Well, well, well we've come to almost the end of
Speaker 6: our broadcast NBC. We'll pick up here at five o'clock
Speaker 6: so we can go to the Derby at six fifty seven. Tonight,
Speaker 6: you know, whas celebrating one hundredth year of broadcasting the
Speaker 6: Kentucky Derby, and fittingly enough, Tony Cruz is using this
Speaker 6: occasion to retire as our long standing morning host for
Speaker 6: the past twenty plus year.
Speaker 2: Is that right? Yeah? Yeah, I think you're right. Twenty one.
Speaker 6: What a fantastic career the cruise bad has had waking
Speaker 6: up Kentucky Anda for a generation. I know he's ready
Speaker 6: for a great retirement and a chance to do some
Speaker 6: traveling right now that you won't have to get up
Speaker 6: each morning. So what are you gonna do? Well, We've
Speaker 6: got some suggestions for you, Tony. You know you've always
Speaker 6: been a fan of NASCAR, right, so just another month,
Speaker 6: you know, you're gonna have the chance to drive south
Speaker 6: and admire dayteen for example, you know, and perhaps you
Speaker 6: could get take one of those luxury airplane adventures where
Speaker 6: you get your own little personal cabin on the plane
Speaker 6: with the shower and all that stuff, and they give
Speaker 6: you the robe.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I believe the name of that excursion is the Flying
Speaker 6: Mohawks or to that effect.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's really experienced.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 6: Tony's always talking about his love for colonial times. He
Speaker 6: loves to go to Williamsburg, Virginia. I think he needs
Speaker 6: to take that luxury plane ride to the Old Country
Speaker 6: and travel down East Avenue and to the classic Burnham
Speaker 6: Swear area where they had that medieval re enactment. What
Speaker 6: are they calling, Oh, it's the Cold Battle uprising that
Speaker 6: took place years ago.
Speaker 2: It's fascinating to watch. Yes, it is.
Speaker 6: Perhaps traveling the ancient Egyptian lands is bore his taste,
Speaker 6: where he can learn about the sovereignty of past tours
Speaker 6: while enjoying fine dining at a luxe or cafe. We
Speaker 6: all know cruise he has this love of music. Yes,
Speaker 6: he's always singing Abba in the hallways.
Speaker 2: So it's only.
Speaker 6: Fitting he'd take off to that fine Mediterranean, upscale, nice
Speaker 6: sea resort by ASA and experience the yacht rock sounds
Speaker 6: of the band Rodriguez.
Speaker 2: I hear they put on an outstanding show.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: Still, I think Cruise Man might be more suited right
Speaker 6: here at home for the next chapter ahead of him.
Speaker 6: You know, perhaps another career in journalism awaits you as
Speaker 6: a book publisher. I hear he's working on a really
Speaker 6: insightful chronicle titled American promise. Now, he's not saying much
Speaker 6: about what's in this potential published work, but I have
Speaker 6: some ideas on what the subject might.
Speaker 2: Be for the book.
Speaker 6: After all, Tony has always been our charming citizen bull
Speaker 6: and he will never render judgment without solid facts. In fact,
Speaker 6: we have our own pit name for Tony around the office.
Speaker 2: That's right. Yes, uh huh.
Speaker 6: When he gets on those theology discussions, you can see
Speaker 6: the owen all mighty coming out of him, like the
Speaker 6: Lord infused him with a grande dose of fire and brimstone.
Speaker 6: He can really make this case with those biblical facts
Speaker 6: that raise the final gallant of emotions. Yes, sir, we
Speaker 6: all know Tony Cruz has the kindest caring heart of
Speaker 6: anyone you could encounter, one of the finest people you
Speaker 6: will ever be grace to call a friend. He's really
Speaker 6: just a silky, smooth sandman.
Speaker 1: Ah. That's right, man.
Speaker 6: We're gonna be sadd not to have the Cruise man
Speaker 6: around the office in about a month's time. But we're
Speaker 6: so very excited that he and his wonderful wife Penny
Speaker 6: can retire while their health is great and they can
Speaker 6: enjoy their grandchildren and other lives Joyce. After all, there's
Speaker 6: nothing worse than working so long and encountering health issues
Speaker 6: requiring the medications like neoquist that we advertise consistently on
Speaker 6: this radio station. As a matter of fact, you want
Speaker 6: to get free of the daily grind and spin that
Speaker 6: chunk of gold burning a hole in your pocket. Whatever
Speaker 6: the cruise man does and the next stage of life,
Speaker 6: we wish him the absolute best and know he'll be
Speaker 6: great at it. While we'll miss him dearly. We want
Speaker 6: to know retirement is gonna be t tastic heavy retirement
Speaker 6: happy Derby one.
Speaker 7: They're off in the Kentucky Derby. Journalism is in a
Speaker 7: little bit of traffic early on here. But he came
Speaker 7: out of the gato' Ka Citizen Bull and Neo Equos
Speaker 7: as expected to the front.
Speaker 2: But they've come well off the rail.
Speaker 7: And these two were setting the base with Oh and
Speaker 7: all mighty to the outside. East Avenue is away running
Speaker 7: in fourth American promise is fitth and down on the inside.
Speaker 2: Then admired DAYTONA. Burnham Square is closer.
Speaker 7: Today he's down on the rail, only about five links
Speaker 7: off the lead.
Speaker 2: And chunk of gold.
Speaker 7: And meanwhile we look back for journalism He's been swung
Speaker 7: to the outside by m Berto Reath Belie, and he's
Speaker 7: picking off horses one by one on the far outside.
Speaker 7: Neo Equo says the leader. At the top of the stretch.
Speaker 7: Journalism is on the olf as they turned for home,
Speaker 7: and Sovereign team's coming with him on the outside.
Speaker 2: Got two of them go.
Speaker 7: Right by with a furlong or on the Journalism and
Speaker 7: Sovereignty nose to nose down to the last sixteenth of
Speaker 7: a mile.
Speaker 2: Sovereignty has taken the lead. Journalism is second toward the hand.
Speaker 2: Signed Bays is third, but it will.
Speaker 7: Be Sovereignty to rule the Kentucky Jermy Journalism and Byeys
Speaker 7: of our next final camp and was fourth. The final
Speaker 7: time was two on two point three one second